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FOR RENT OR SALE. or exchange fCr city
property or scahr0ok Station On Pcnns; lVania
Railroad, Prince George County, nd. Groom
house and storesoom, SO per month; Groom
house. - per month, also farm OF 90 acres, SO
Ter month. and farm Of % acres. 50 per month
enquire b. =. biANlA. with ". A. Dyer 18TH
AID SIS nW. na-z
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SITUATIONS wANrED-,rALn.

WANTED-By hone. Young man from country
q respectable position OF any kidd; good refer
cuces- Address BOX o.. this of1ce. "a
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WANTED-By settled woman. place as uurs
fond Of children. Adlre.. BOY lG. thi. ofica. y
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

For sale. large piece Of improved real estate;
hrst-class built and located: pays a mig interest
desired, GA cay tcrrs. Address BON &C. this
ofice. fes-1t
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RAILROADS.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

b
/ STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND SIS
I 80 A. u. DAILY. PTTTBURG EXPREsS-Parlog
and Dining Cars Harrisburg 20 Pittsburg
( 1880 A. a. DAILY. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
Pullman Sleeping. Dining Smoking. and Oh
servation Cars Harr .Eburg to Chicago. Ciucin-
natl. Indisn7polis St Louis. Cleveland ana
Toledo Bufet Parlor Car % Harrisburg
ESQ A. n. DAILY. FAST LIEE-Pullman Buffet
17FloT Car 70 HarrissurE. Buffet Parlor Gar
$50 P. n DAILY. CHICAGO AND ST. LCUB
EAPttESS-SiecpinE Car Washington % ST.
LOUIS. and Sleeping and Dining Car HARRISBURG
70 Indianapolis. s. Louis Louisville IVA Cin-
cinnat) and Chicago.
IS P II. DAILY ST. LOUIS EXPREss-PuI-
nn2a sleeping Car Harrisburg 70 ST. Louis
I As P. 81 DAILY WESTERN EXPRESS Pub
MAJ Sleeping Car 20 Pittsburx and Chicago.
Dining Car "a Chicago.
& - r. ~ DAILY. CLEVELAND AND CTNCIN-
MATT ENPRESS-PulImau Sleeping Cars Wash
inS,o1 70 PlttsbUE. and Harrisburg 70 CleTe-
ana ana Cincinnati Dining Car
1870 p n DAILY PACIFIC EXPRES+Pull-
g5ah s,seping Car 70 Pittsbu-g-
80 A. X DAILY BUFFALO DAY EXPRESS.
WIN through Parlor Car Dining Car sHd
- S'@,hS :, % Buffalo via Emporium Junction
- A Il for kane Canandzigua. Rochester. and
NAsar2 Fails daily. except Sunday
io-so A u. Tor Efuira and Rgnovo daily except
SUNDAY, EOr Wiliiansport daily. $40 r n
''i2 p n DAILY. BUFFALO NIGHT EMPRESS
WIN through Buffet Sleeping Car and Coaches
. Bulaio, va Emporium Junction
- 80 I. y. DAILY Cor Erie: for Rochester Buffalo.
sleeplng Car Washington to Rochester
lo5ao = y for Eric. Canandaigua Rochester.
Buhato. and Niagara Fails daily Pullman
s.eegi7g Car Washington to Rochester S1tur-
days only.
zoo ?. n CONGRESSIONAL LIMITED daily
Tor New YORK al Parlor C2rs. with DinnE
Car from Baltimore
For Philadelphia. New York and
the East
ELpresa, 700 CDizing Carr. Isl Dining Carr,
so. 1000 Dining Carl, 1928. and %
SDinins Car from Wimington) A D.. l2-t5,
1000 p M, 1910 night. On sundays. 90
1Dinlng Carr. 7-57 Dining Car. 9-o9,
ly-Lo- hoo dining Car from WilmlnEtCrl A
A.. Ia a.l5. 40 Dining Car irCm balti-
I zoe; 80. 1880 p N. l2.lo night For
Euiladeiphia only. Express. 7;E5 A. NJ. I2-l5
daily.
For Boston. without Change. Us H. week
days and 40 p. n. daily.
Tor Baltimore, 6:l5. 700. 7:4s 80, Isl,
800. 1000, 1925, 1870. II 90 &. A.. I2.I5,
E-45, lbs. POI, 2.I5. $50 (4-9l Limited}.
10 40. 4-13. 40 sac, CHS. ESQ 7.I5, As.
1000 1910. HIS P NJ and I2-IO night On
sundays, go T-5o, Isl, 900 SOS. l0-25.
goo Limited. 40. 4s3O, 4-5o, $40 6;I5.
night.
For Pope,,s Creek Lac. 7:is l. n aad 80 y
Tor Annapolis, zoo. 900 4. n. 1zas a-a s.4s
? u. weekdays. sundays. 800 A. i. and
$40 p. NJ
Ticket omces corner Fifteenth snd G Streets,
ard a. the station, Sixth and Streets Ehers
orders can be lefr Tor the checki1z q bzgE7xs
Telephone eau ''l1EI'' for Pen1syfTaaia Rail
-oad Cab Service
!. B. HUTCHINSON, = r. WOOD
General Manager General n1sssngc- tzrat-
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rrnys on ELrEuoNr RRANCH.

Leave Washington 9-ai a. H. daily. 100 p. r.
ASS p. NJ and f.i5 3. M VeeA days and 5-=3 e.
- sssdsys onIy fss BIu-mo1t. and 6-55 p II
week DAYS and go %. Ia, theatre train. Acl-
DAYS, Wedncsdzys and sacu-days for Lees5urg-
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Tickets steering car reservations, Snd detailc.l
7f.rnatioa can be had at ticket offices. s05 18Th
ST. Ell Penusylrau Gysnue. and Penzzy lv-n-1
siatica- Baggage checked through ifO-l h-tc1
and residences
TPaope Nan 14n. p r. Cab Service
FRANK 5. CANNON, 50 y. p. and Gen Mgr
s. Il HARDWICK- Gcne-ai Pa-sr Age.
l. s BlOWN. General Agent
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

TRAINS LEAVE PENNSYLVANIA STATION.
300 p. A. DAILY-Cincinnati and St Ioas
spscial-Sohe train for Circinnzti Pullman
s!eepeTs 20 Cincinnati. Lexington, Louisville n
annapolis, and St. Louis without change Con-
1ection for Virginia Hot Springs Dining car
Farior cars Cincinnati 20 Chicago
lilo p. H. DAILT-F. T. v Limited SsTi8
Tram Tor Cincinnati Pullman Sleepers % Cfncin-
nati. lexington. and Louisville without ch7nge.
compartment sleeper 10 Virginia Hot Springs
tuesdays and Saturdays Dining car. Sleeper
Cincinnati 70 Chicago and 50. Louis.
io-5l A NJ (EICEPT SUrNDAY)-washinrto
ana Old Point Special Lcsc than So hour train
70 Ola Point Comfort via Richmond. Only al
Tzfi route.
Reservation and tickets At Chesapeake and Ohio
ohces, 5lS Pennsylvania Aveaue; go Esth Street
near r and at the station Telephone call
Aain 1871 for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab Service
IT, " FULLER
Telephone Main I068 Gen. Passenger Agent.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAv.-N- " Me1-
kle, agent, 1929 Penna- ave Washington d. c.
From Ocean TO Ocean To all points In Canad1
and the United States nc-tkvcst- Accomuoda-
tlor2s unsurPassed- Connecting at Vancouver with
the steamships Of the Emp IS Line for Japan,
China. and the PHILIPPINES: also with the Ca
madam Australian Line for the Hawaiian Islands
and Australia For rates and descriptive San-
phlets apply TO W W Merzle. agent.
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sEEAsLpcATz,
Norfolk and Washington
Steamboat Co.

- Every day In .he year for Norfolk, New
- port News. and al points South. by the
- superb, powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News," Norfolk" and Wash
- tngton." on the following schedule:
". Washington. G. 80 pm Lv- Portsmouth 5. 90 pm
" AleE2ndria-.i.O0 pm Lv. Norfolk. 600 pm
Ar ~ Monroe. 200 am Lv. Fl. Aonroe.7.00 pm
ar AOrfolk-----s- 90 AN Ar Alexandra 80 am
Ar Portsmouth is an Ar Washington -. 90 an
Tickets on sale and staterooms reserved
- a. general ticket office. Bond Building lsti
- ~ and \ Y ave 81 5,,rDtory, ofGoe
- 9Th 81. and Pa. ave; at Otice On wharf
- and on board steamers
e For further information apply at gen
= eTal Offices. foot eth ST., phone 30. or
- Bond Building. 18th 81. and n Y. ave.
- Nashington, d. c. Phone 2290.
JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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PROFITABLE WORK offered agents in every town
% secure subscriptions to TIE Ladies Homs
yournaP and The Saturday Eyenine Post"
We want agents who will work thoroughly AID
With business DGtem TO cover each section with
cur Illustrated little booklets and other adVer-
tlsing matter, and 70 look sharply after renew
ais tota old subscribers The pay e nrst rate,
1ns al the end Of the season $4,000 viii be giyea
the best workers as extra prizes for good work
Ho9 wei rUne Of our agents have succeeded Is
ted In little booklet we would like TO send
yoU-DcTfTeits OF some Of cur best agents with
the sto-y Of how they made +. pay. THE CURTIS
6ecs5-7st
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LOST.


LOSr-Ou Saturday afternoon, lsdy's hunting
case gold watch. marked Il ". s." - reward
viii be paid If left with A. McCREARY, llI6
II. NV. al
LOSr-Fridsy night silver medal. with name.
g IT, Cash. Suitable reward. 1871 A IT, So. or
Joyce Carriage shop. 81
LOST srriage robe on SUNDAY. about : b m
ia vicinity Of let St. and Rhode Island ave. NV.
suitable ree-ard- 81
LOST-Ou SATURDAY. BLACK pocEetbook eopr4iDir-
one si0J bill Finder viii please return 90 9
~ g ~. nv and receive reward clos
LOor-Diamond pin. with red stone ia centre.
la~t night Finder viii receive liberal reward
ly returning 30 % COMMERCIAL ART STUDIO.
Oh ST. NV. MI
LgST-Biack and white setter pup. Return 20
Lo-L % -. nv. and receive rcE,rd. mss
Lo>T-Februlry A. pair gold n0ze-sIasses Re
wand If returned 70 G. r. kENCLA, 2244 X Il.
Hw- mss
LOST-Weduesdly, go.d Eyeglasses. Return to
EiNENAN BROS. lth and sts- NV mss
LOST-Black setter. vithjuhite breast and fraDf
feet; collar and tag No. G2s9. Reward ii returned
o. no d 81 me- mss
LOST OR STOLEN-A ron Of money contsi0fUa
Finder viii receive so reward b. returning ID
T. r. LAI FEkIi, Hay Scales, IIth and b sts
Bass. e7-a
Losr-At Naval Lodge Hall brooch. crescent
shape; u-ieat clover and diamond I'm centre
Reward ~ returned 70 22f Lincoln ST., Anlcus-il.
Lo~f-fuday cham0is safety bg... coutaiaing
money Liberal reward IL returned 10 a l.
NAINN RIGHT, Hotel Raleigh. raj-0
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TRUNK REPAIRING at your residence. 5oe uD.
send postal. 40 Glh ST. uw. ms
WANrED-PerriR Shorthand pupils al 1925 Nrv
York ave; class begins ith. %. CaU OF write
tor particulars. JOHN r. ME.TuERS uI-IJ
PIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED 81 TELBIG's
MUSIC STORE. I1s2 7th ST. iss8- Irno-s
TEETH WITHOUT TLATES-FIr.n- comfortable
durable. beautiful. uEG. tJctllie painless. DE-
l. B. WILSON I-lS r 81 ia fl2f-g3.
FULL DRESS SitTS sor hise- one doI,ar- Julius
COHEN. lIOs an ux- e5-tf
WILLIAMS % BOOK FEJHANGs Book.
bought and sold also boz u.ua-,us In all ia
ersncho- sl5 g 81 Nv e3O-u
ATpn jour btsIutsJ Stll.- l-cl yCl-
I'll = aigh-clas5 aTiycrs :-Ym liiE kLS STA
ELEs. A. slSSkElNL&. lrsr-4-.-.-. s-z- 80 3
e.. Rubber tirel v,iIt a.-s lsGs--
Aess and Dalton ua=5as a-azl go -1=l- s5-l1
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EOR sALE-FARMs.

GOR SALE-FARMs.
NORTHERN Virginia farms and country homes
" every class, Blue Gras- land = specially send
Tor catalogue, p T. b ELL. h,d Estate Broker
uefHdonr ha- MOI
IL lo' u AM 4oo-1cre farm. highly improved
iu tie Piedmont section OF Virginia. M bo.rs
from Washington. high and healthy equipped
with al kinds Of fruit. large hedge-fcnciHz, fine
apply 10 NM H. SAUNDERS & co. lt07 F III
MS. vrdq
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WALL PAF

SOLTE EoE s-h 81 nv = c.
the latest and most s.rTactITe uCNErs a A1ii
FzPeTs. and F=iers su0as iTora SO gP- ~
lua luH c-t .-.l, scu.se.f AMI bs coaginccL
z18
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
~ 0-------.-----.----
AMERICAN LINE.

O~NsAN oIEAASHAPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
NEW THAMPTOS-LONDON
PM phia.F y, 10 am. st Louis Feb o. 10 n.
81 PaulFeb. 10, 10 am. Phil phia Mch s. 10 a. m
RED STAR LINE
NEW NORK-ANTWERP-PAR
Ze7isad...-Feb -. noon Frieslaud Feb %. noon
dayeriord--Feb ~. noon Southwark Mch. 5. noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
CONPANH'S WASHINGTON OFFICE 1905 + St
n W, or Geo vs.. Moss. lflI C ST. n. W
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

WANTED-Two c1uvasscrs for household article:
20 per cent commission. Apply after p. m. r.
y. NAY, SIS 7th ST. ms,IO
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wASTED--AGENTs.

NAATED-Prodtable work offered agents every
where 20 take subscriptions 10 the latest book;
liberal commissions and guaranteed salary Ad-
dress BOX 2, thu Office mss
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WANTED ROOMS.
MANTED-By Young couple, uufurnisliej rooms in
Northwest Tor light housekeeping. not Co exceed
el5- private family. Address bon 30, this utilc.
ele-s
WANTED-By Ilsa and wife With no children.
three uuiu-uished rcoIEs on second floor. with
heat and gas for iigLr housekeeping state terms
southeast preferred address BOX - This Of
ice elg-3
WANTED-Tvo or three rooms for light house
keepiug. with heat and gas, not 20 exceed SIo
Address BOX c.. this Office. nj
WANTED-By Young married couple. unluruishcd
front room. with board; central location state
terms reasonable. Address bon u. this office.
MOS
NANTED-SingIc gentleman wishes furnished
room near ST. nv. Address Bon o. this
Office. rug-8
WANTED-une or two furnished rooms. light
bookkeeping; terms must be moderate. Address
BOX -, this oitcc. mss
WANTED-By adults, three unfinished rooms.
centrally located; must be reasonable. Address
BOX a, this Office. ul93
WANTED Two nice fgrni-hed rooms. Al ore. in
private family; no other boarders, references
given and required Address BOX 30 this Office.
mss
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

NAAiE D-Cne horse, fam wagon. harness: also
EuA %, this Office rg93
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HANTED-cOUNTRY rKorERrY.

WILL EXCHANGE hish-eiass unidentified mining
secuEius for a large plantation Ia Maryland or
hHe MA udeNatef preferTed. Owners answer
n Il. KNOW Real Estate Trust Blds Phil4-
delphis MAJ
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TOR SALE-LOTs.

FOR sALE-laoJut lot oH 81 st.. between o
and r SIS, l.lz iset front D., IS feet deep TO an
a.lcT. with party UIu privileges can be had
cheap by party wanting TO purchase site Tor
homc- concrete pavement. sewer. and water
Pine !Ot, ~ feet front, X St. NV, - cents Der
loot j. ID. g. ". ID. SULLIVAN, 5O7 18th S. NV
cs-g
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Help wANTED-usLu.

WANDERERS cook. $40: bar man. help f1r
hotels. today. BJ RGE~S HOTEL AGENCY, T1I
10Th ~ eI
WANTED-RceiStered Pharmacies. good pay and
permanent position Apply MODERN DRUG CO..
ilt 9Th ST. ny- ell
NANTED-NIanager for branch Office in Rich
moud,N Va, SD per week sud commission, must
have SlOo cash security. Address Bon %. Tins
Office. clos
WANTED-Fir>t-clazS salesman for department
and Office work; sell typrwritcrS and supplies.
j. p DoNAiOO, Jenifer Building, 7th and ID
SITS. u-. FL
WANiED-At S03 10th St. NV. 200 able-bodicd
golored men Tor railroad grading. Beverly, ".
Va; $50 per day- geCt ar B. & O.. Monday
morning, 2 O'Clock. q
WANTED-Boy 60 work on job. press. Address.
Ni3tlng expcuence. bon 81, this office. clos
WANTED-Too experienced coIored walters at
once SAP Pennsylvania ave. uw. 81
WANTED-CoIored Young man IN tailoring store
Apply early, 2lS 18th i. NV. M
wife Tor private family. 800 Sew York ave.
M. mi
WANTEO-l gung man as clerk in market store;
must be god meat cutter; reference Address
Bon o., this Office ml0S
WANTED-Nsn or boy. drive for doctor: also
two iabore1s, Sl2J- Enquire 1855 18th st, NV.
WANTED-Flrat-elass shoemaker on repairing.
~ .th 81 uE. mIoS
WANTED-Tu7 white men for laundry. SIX dish
washers bar porter, three walters two drivers,
bu-man, store porter. two house bows. city and
country people SHACkLEFORD'S, s06 z st. NV.
nj
wANTED-COok- HoY-s HOTEL. sth and D sts.
nv. nj
WANTED-Cood barber; must be sober AID
steady $3.50 81 NV r. T. REARDoN- nj
WANTED--Colored waiter at LINCOLN HOTEL.
l0;h and u sts. NV. MI
wANTED-An experienced waiter and dishvash-
er at 62G Z ST. NV. nj
WANTED-B1rbcr. Call 1t once. BROWNS. HOS
llth 81. Sc. nj
WANTED-Young man, salesman and collector
~ weekly Apply after 10 q. M, BASEMENT,
6lS 18th ST. NV, nj
WANTED-An intelligent boy for work IA real
estate Office, must be wen recommended. Address
BOX So, this office. nj
( WANTED-An experienced man 70 take charge
on Wrapping and shipping department. Address
Bon -, tins Office. mss
WANTED-Help ia COW stable; must be white
Enquire 10 Bnghtwood ave, across frcsn the
poNeraouse. z. ROBINSON esq
! WANTFD-Boy who has some In. Wedge Of type
writing ia real estate office; wages s. 50 per week.
Address B0A 81, this office ms-5
WANTED-Boys with bicycles for messenger serv-
ice; can earn from so &C $50 per month; so
guaranteed. school bows or bows otherwise en-
> 70 1850 p. daily at 3 cents per night
MUTUAL DISTRICT MESSENGER CO. IlOI F st
nv. asst
=-------
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FOR SALE or RENT-FARms.

tok sALE-oue Fischer uprigs- pi=H, iu good
condition May be seen at II tt. Be. mg-8
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WANTED-LADIES 10 DO plain needle work for
AZ q home; furnish materials and pay 8 to
So per week; send stamped envelope to STAND
ARD COMPANY. Indiana ave, Chicago, H. me-
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WANTED-Thrge girls, two women, plain cooks.
cham5emsid, white woman, h0uSekecpcg. En-
Quirc 1853 nth ~. NV MI
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FOR SALE-Firc. strong steam Dos-a-do- auts-
mobile. never used worth 81 200. for 5000 CAP
lTAL AUTOMOBILE COMPANY, rs 18Th e. ms.
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NANTEN-Neat. respectable cclored woman;
cook and housewurk. MRS j. F. DoNAhoo,
t29 East Capitol -. el
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STORAGE.


STORAGE, - cents load. UNITED STATES
STORAGE COMPANY. 4ao 10th 81. nv. mos
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WANTED-Reliable woman for general house
work. must stay nights, references required Itoi
18th 81. nW. 81
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FOUND.

fOCND-At Lacey's, most modern ice cream fac
tory N America, delicious chocolate vanilla and
strawberry ice cream: made from the fruIt, not
ne acid' sOc Der gallon Also Lacey's special
,Vc per gallon ORR. co. New York ave. Phone
nam tSS- delO-tf
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WANTED-Settled woman 20 do general house
work. Apply 732 lst st. NV 81
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WANTED hamberm8ids; a scrub woman, al
once HOTEL REGENT. clos
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ron sALE-HoHsEs bND VEHICLES.

40 REASONABLE OTTER REsisED-94 ,,orseF
and mares, ranging in age from to years;
weight, 20 % Loo p0unGs. suitable for am
bt-Siness- 90 would rake ex~rll.rt farm horseS.
EEslDlACl -I2 ~ e.. HU. mI8-7
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALE.

NANTED-By respectable colored woman. place
8 chambermaid or housew0rkcr. 40 Washing
Ton st. NV. Il
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fok sALE-Ihezp. bic l.aOJ.round horse. suit
anc ior i1Tm re- cart use. 80 STABLE. Corner
sfa End SIS. T.. Mos
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WANTED-Roast cook $40. bar man. help f5r
hotels, today. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. EG5
10th st. cI
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1902-10-15

future shortage If patronage will
maintain it's rate of increase. Four
years since but a few head of horses
and cattle were shown, which, but
for notable exceptions, were very
commonplace Now all this has
changed, and the man who desires to
take home ribbon must toe the
mark Neither is there a chance to
slip out, for it is the same story inside
the buildings as it is in the yard: ex-
cellence prevails. The finest of horse
flesh was seen on one hand, the best
of cattle were found on the other,
while pigs, sheep and goats were
simply grand. 1t is my personal. opin-
ion that the Shannon boys of Glover
dale, B. c., had the most perfect live
stock exhibit on the grounds in their
swine-winning all the champion priz-
es they could take, including "best
herd, any breed" which was an honor
indeed With large exhibit on hand
there was that superiority of quality
visible all through, which can only be
effected when the best of skill and the
best of stock are arrayed together. An
imported SOW English Lady," bred
by P. L. Mills, of Roddingtoon Motifs,
England, was as fine pig as | ever
saw. She not only won the champion
SOW prize, but the judge proclaimed
her extra good, and said her pedigree
showed her to be of the best blood
known to breeders at present. They
are typical Berks, long and deep. The
herd is headed by the two grand
boars-"Plumper," winning honors at
the Toronto Industrial of 1900, and
champion, full brother to the
sweepstakes SOW at Toronto, the Pan
American and New York State fairs.
AS | have commenced with Shannon,
will give his winnings which in
cluded his solid color Jersey bull,
Hammer Stoke Pogis, who was cham
pion at London, Ont, and first
out here in his class, and champion
over the large number of dairy bulls
shown against him. An extraordinar-
lily fine bull calf of his won first also.
In sheep they were also strong, con-
sidering that they had to show
against many importatlons from On
tario and England, but they had a
first yearling ram, second ram lamb
and champion ram, first aged eve,
first, second and third shearling ewes,
first and third eve lambs and cham
pion flock of ewes. Such Oxforddowns
as they showed against too! Many
classes had seven competitors in the
ring. Mixing quite a little amongst
the exhibitors I heard practically no
complaints against the judging for
which very competent men were en-
gagged. The clerical work in record
| ing entries had been rather careless
in some instances, causing some men
to be ruled out of the classes they
were entitled to, but as such is of
very uncommon occurrence and the
judges helped out where they could
there was surprisingly little COM
plant. In Durham cattle there was
really fine show, and Reeve Lad
ners' grand bull Squire Whimple"
C. D. H. B. 33OO6, was fit to meet any