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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-08-04
THE HERALD
PUBLISHERS Notice.

The HERALD hereby announces that
lanes T. Denton is now connected with
the paper in the capacity Of associate
editor and business manager, and Is
authorized 70 collect and receipt bills or
transact any other business in connec-
ton with. either the paper or the job
department. ANY attention or favors
shown to Mr.. Denton viii be appreciat-
ed by the proprietor of THE HERALD.
JESSE o. WHEELER,
Editor and Proprietor.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-08-04
Once a Kansas zephyr strayed

Once a Kansas zephyr strayed
Where brass-eyed bird-pup played,
And that foolish canine bayed
At that zephyr, in = gay,
Semi-idiotic way.
Then that zephyr, in about
Hall iiffy, took that pup,
Tipped him over wrong side up.
Then turned him wrong side out.
And it calmly journeyed thence.
With 4 barn and string of fence.
Eugene Wares Poems.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-08-04

PAPERS all over the State TEEN
with articles or paragraphs about
the railroad to Brownsville and the
wonderful development now in
store for this section. Old Browns
vile and the entire lower Rio
Grande valley are coming in for a
lot of valuable advertising.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-08-04
TUESDAY, AUGUST 4. 1903.
THE SAP RAILROAD.

The Alice Sun will please possess
its measly soul in peace, for
Brownsville is not bothering about
the course of the Sap railroad. The
people here have wasted the best
part of their lives counting the favor
of the Sap, but to no avail. Our
prayers were unheeded, our plead
ings Knocked, our arguments ridi-
culed, until the tables were turned
and stern necessity forced the Zap
into the promise to build through
this country.
Ii it comes to Brownsville, well
and good, no intelligent citizen here
will put a single obstacle in its
way; but there are a great many
who will not assist it in any man
ner. THE HERALD will do
all that it is in duty and
conscience bound to do for the Sap.
If by any word of ours we were
able to persuade it to come to
Brownsville we certainly would
speak that word, but we know the
Sap is not amenable to persuasion;
the saving grace had to be mauled
into its unappreciative soul, and the
Lott road is ample cudgel for the
work.
The HERALD would like very
much for the Sap to come to
Brownsville. We need it and have
needed it for To- these many years.
But it will never be built to
Brownsville through love of the
people. The Sap is up against a
problem in economics and it is
fighting for its life today The cold
logic of material necessity has
compelled it to do that which all
the glowing eloquence and plausible
argument OF Brownsville's bright
est minds have been unable to
persuade it to do in years long gone
by.
The Sap may come to Browns
vile and welcome The moment its
management manifests DISPOSE
lion to treat with the people and
The HERALD in a courteous manner
and will prove their sincerity by
their actions, that moment will they
find themselves amongst the truests
friends they may number any,
where. Life is too short and valuable
to waste it in seeking revenge. We
can forgive and forget past injuries,
but we will do it as becomes men
men of character and individual
pride.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-08-04

The Sol de Mayo of Matamoros
reports the death of Don Diego
Abad. we'll known Spanish gentle
men, at Mier, Mexico, recently. Sr.
Abad was one OF the founders of the
Spanish Benefit Society of Browns
vile and MatamoroS.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-08-04
The M0SSER HOUSE.
ALICE, TEXAS.

The best hotel in Alice is again
open to thepublic. Equipped to give
first-class accommodations to the
travelling public. Electri; buttons
in all rooms and a frst-class chef
in the kitchen.
&C.. COLLINS, Proprietor.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

IS sNTEU-We employ from 100 10 200 sales
meu every month, we want men everywhere.
GAS TIP AND SELF LIGHTER Co, . West
Era4Gv-ar- New York jaIT-TL
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or CO.
LUHBIA, HOLDING 4 PROBATE COT RI
No 11-i47, Administration.
This is to give notice that tire subscribe OF
the BisEricz OF Columbia. has obtained from the
Probate Court OF the District oi Columbia. lot
fers of administration ON tie estate u Catherine
Callahan EEau. otherwise known as Catherine
Callahan late of the District of Columbia. de
ceased. All persons having claims against She de-
ceased are hereby TEruei 70 exhibit the sluIer
with tine vouchers tEcrea- legally authenticated,
To the subscriber, ou OF before tE- 5IH DAY
OF JANUARY. A. -. 1904. otherwise they may
Hv las be excluded from all benefit of said
estate
Given under ny hand this 9TH day Of january.
1906
rSrzr7 ARTHUR g. EIRNET
Washington Loan and Trust Binding.
Attest LOUIS s. DENT,
Register of wills for gre District Of Co
I1fHHfa- CLERK of the Probate Court.
RIRNEY * WOODWARD. Attorneys.
IA 1-l-.1V
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RED STAR LINE.
~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day in the year from foot Of 7ts
81 for IT Monroe. Norfolk. Newport
- News ana al points south. by the
- pefb, powerful steol palace steamers
- Newport News" Norfolk" and
- Wash fuEto-.
". Washington CSC pmIly- Portsmouth 800 pm
Nv. Alexa1dTia 700 pmiLv. Norfolk 500 pm
Ar ~. Monroe 90 am !I.T. # Monroe ! 90 pm
Ar NorfoI6 500 zmIA-. Alexandria $50 am
Ar Portsmouth S:l5 am Az y ashjnEton 700 an
- GTThrough connections made at Nor
- foIk with steamers # Old Dominion
- Steamship Co. for New York. and 3fer-
- chants and Miners Steamships for 8os-
- ton
REFor further information apply at
- general ticket Office, Bond Building. 18th
- and y 7 ave OF 9TH St wsarf, Wash-
- fnztoH. D. c.
Phone ESQ Jy0- CALLAHAN Gen Hzr-
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CHESAPEAKE AND ohio ~.
Schedule Effective EoyembeT Is, Is62

Schedule Effective SoyembeT s, 1872
Trains Leave FeuIsy IEalls station
S.g0 T. i Da5g-- LI-'OLLAAII AND LOUIS
VILE EAtl.Ess- SoIl1 Eessl1a-s tram iof
Cincinnati teaches Cincinnati - a. in-a
Louisville I1-gU a. No.. 81 L.uls 6s+5 E. "a
Chicago $50 b. a.. pullman siespeIs 20 en-
,.uaAII AMI Louisville Dzlsy- Palace Cars
Cincinnati T. s. Louis and Chicago L4nias
60 P. IL Daily CHICAGO AID ST.
LOUIS S.ECIAL- solid yezt.5a-ed
eIec-rie-lighLad train, arriving Cincinnati
II.55 .. H., Indianapolis - p al.5 D. Louia
g.45 .. ~. Chicago SO p H. daily pun
Kan aleepars 70 Cincinnati, In----I4E loils -Ia
s. Lo,Ils ,sItBaus change Par-oE Car Csa-
cinuaJi u Chicago Dining Car,
u-Ig 2 n DAILY. +. y LIAtiED- solid
traIn Tor Jfgelzrati- Pullman sieeEvrz to
Cincinnati Lexington, and Louisville wltHous
change. com aTtu1snt sleeper So Virginia
Hot Springs Iues14ys Thursday and s2l1s1-y-
SIgegeFs Cincinnati to Chicago and 81 Aoulz-
DINING Car
Krssrtat.lng and tickets AT Chesapeake and
Ohio Office 5IS Feuusy IFs1ls avenue oJ5 -Four
teer1.h street, Lear r and ~ the station
5TtlrcEgnl cal lJ5J Tor FCllsJ wanna - H. Csa
Service n " N--i----'s
General Passenger agent
Vaf=rL0-a Main ID5f-
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PERSONALS.

DrD Y0I- EyER THINK RaT the v,rbinzma1
makes ends meet with Che staples af life 50
H-lz Listen, lie buys q s45z ar aH ovsreeaJ
slightly us-d3 from il SFH~ OLD STAND. GI5
d ST 5ll3-7I
SPIRIT ALISN-NgS. = G0TDING Spiritual
Medium CfrgIes THURSDAY evenings no 2
O'Clock. Private Interviews daily sIE ST.
NINE. TEFD.
Card Reader Palruist, Medium Removes spells.
rHuuites the separated, gives iHga- German
=roFru. H54 r ST. NV zEg. -Hr- Jals-2C
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WALL PAPER

ROOMS PAPEREu $40 MP. Hause pa.Hzing5
lowest prices CARLISLE BROS. li#5 l# 81
re. phone. Ea-. I'D l-l-s-
ROOMS pAFEEFD- - Dps. only dealer .Ha z5yHs
L...a. zuarautee. l..Hrf8-. samples .-H.;
md postal NE f- NAH-NHt. e= Peur-g.-
Eaufa ave. sg.. telephone Ess- Il5l. .ll.-ls
N0LTE. SIS orb st. uW-. is constantly rsceiv-
iue the latest and most attractive designs -
Wall Papers. and papers FloIls from 500 up
Call and Investigate fox yourself and be con-
vtnsad- als-Ef
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


BUSINESS CHANCES.
THE COMPLETE PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
10, s. me-, lE sue g.. ' Tl, mi ne ri.
.l'''7' ia2o-zt
CprCFPv IND PROVISION STORE. doing
f.,-s.r.-- IF 81 5t-i Der month. iuver.-3rv Bacon
s.4TI in rrer. Barrier z5p. Loar chairs
cheap W. j. l1l'A>' Oh Louisiana ave
la-'-S-
GROCERY AND PROVISIONS. excellent corner
y.'-tt'ra.f. rent so n. J. DJGAN. G17
T-,,f-far1 ave ia20at
SALOON southwest. fine c.-ner. rent. s.
" J. UI-gAN. alT Louisiana are. jaZ0-3t
-.-----,- 4.---.--. $500 - -
W ! DUGAN GI- Louisiana ave. jl23@t
------ ---.
NALD'N stag H"5ti- .-.is on .e
owner retiring W =. DUGAN. GI7 Louisiana
ave .J2)-3L
>Ait'pN. Nam st.. N'i''iA, Va 4o'E may
H5lgens business cheap rent w. H. y. ~ "a "a
u
We HAVE DRUG STORES. paying handsome
YTuht-- commission business, huest location IN
~ ~ ~ u. ' s.. In -, 1',,'
-. ---- l--- ---------- 49,
FOR ~3TF-A small lr~ggarr and mont market
m fnvafl- or l,rI4uvr for srrrIf farm or cleared
land Information at lg2 ST. MS iaZo-5t
-.--,.,.r.. ..t- trl-,y.r4 ,,-5.r.5.. f...r. f- +
~, ~. 7i..,
f-i: y,.- ~ -, * ,5, o.
Fob NhLh-A barber shop paving >''V99 per ger
----- I'm - 80 -, ----- ----- - -2--
FOR SAIE-Half interest IN barber shop; good
location and fully equipped Address BOX
o., TINS once. " yLl1-oI
uATpy Tr-NrrT monument e-rs.+. ,rfv.fr.r
money; offor wanted. select grocery, West
Washington. Wholesale feed business clearing
$40 daItys investigate MAShlNIlJN bi 81
NESS EXCHANGE. 6z5 r St J1l.-6t
IF YOU WANT To SELL vorrr business or
buy q business. WASHINGTON BUSINESS Elk
CHANGE. H2G q ST. iaIg-5C
--.-----
w ANItb--IaFtuer IN good oyster and lunch
room business. e7ta1iis1ed' lady or gentleman
-s.'.i- -. .-.,. ~ -.'-- - 5.------
FOR SALE-CGeap. merchant tailoring business; ;
established ten wears. good location within
block of one ri the departments. employing
5000 clerks: good reason for selling. Address
bon 81 this Office Jat5-4t
FrP SAFE r,+f-.l- Tl-T=g ND lunch r,lr7 Ii
rau-a If a rary5ir Address UGy 81 this
Office f9Eq.gr
49, -- III ~
= am 'f Li- III , - ".sl d" n !, 7sE ~ -
rs H's Sa..sa7'oi ,. a E-' - IN I.i-
established seven sea5s- HEN YORK bt.7i-
Ness BROKERS, on Z 81 Jalg-5l
CIGAR STORE. most prominent location;
chance seldom offered TO secure such = bust
ness NJ" 1JIth bt SiNE9s bf9hEkS, gli
St Jai5-'t
GROCERY daily 5aIes $50. at invoice NEW
YORK. BUSINESS BROKERS'. GIL T St ials-st
-----
HAihi IL ,, lli l-'iy 81
RRaEFRE an r fsIq-sf
:
sf{GFlI2e an F. 81 iaIg9r
----------
W ANlfl-io buy pas ii- business not par
JirHlar what Nud- nave S9yy 70 invest Al
ores BOX IS. tais Office J1l5-sI
QJICk-If you want 10 purchase q good-paying
bus ness sec Us at once II have several s-It5-
me bargains. Read partial LIST 5eio" lHE
! RELIABLE BUSINESS EACHANbE, Room ~
Jcniiel Building, corner 'th and d SIS. no.
-a-s-2i
/ FOR SALE-GroceTy. Northwest; cleared = .69i
/ ~ 1872 SLIGO VIH buy IT II sold TINS week,
q bargain TIE RELIABLE BUSINESS EA-
CHANGE. Room Z,t. Jeuuer building. corner
/ 9TH and SITS MS" iaLe-5l
FOR SALE-gigar store Northwest. grocery,
NorthTzezs. S15us Grocery Northeast 500; gro
! Gerry Northwest ar lHvoise barber shop. North
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LEONARDO,S

Dancing Class next Thursday evening at Con
fedcrate Veterans Hall Ialsat
CLERK. class 81 200. a. G.. o., War Depart
mcut. can arrange transfer ~Hh clerk, same
grade Pusrotice Department. under Fourth As
sistant preferred. Address BOX Il, this eGiee-
tals-Sr
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs q VEHICLES

FOR SALE-One fine driving horse city broke;
raEnar tire rlH8boIl and harness. nearly uew;
also one good work horse 6ie q ST. NV
-a4ga-
FJR SALE-I.aree work or carriage horse, 80;
harness So immediate sale. iIZ7 IorA Sc NV
jazJt
F0R SALE-Juup-sest surrey. in good condi-
ton. cheap if sold at once. Call at 1907 New
Jersey ave. after 5 o'clock jalg-st
FOR sALE-sorrel horse Apply at stable, 478-
ISL School ST. sW. jaig-%t
FOR SALE Drummers hUggyi cheap Adj
dress BOX - this Office Jals5-
FOR sALE-One pair. Of mules ard fifteen
boBes and mares; VII be sold cheap. Apply
Rear 40 Pennsylvania ave. RWs j2I63t
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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Schedule effective january Al. As7}a.
Trans leave from Frnusy wanna Station
s:l0 2 n DailF- LoCs! loE Earris0noCrg,
$ arreatOn Charlotte. ana way stations
IG5I q. m Daily. Washington aud Florida
Limited First-clsss coaches and draw lnz-r95rn
sleeper to Jacksonville lis. DINING service
his 4 III Daily. United States East AALL
EiSt-clsss coaches and GTs..lEl- room Sleeper
70 New Orleans Dining ear service.
: sol p. II. Nee6 Days Local for Harrison
burg and way stations on Manassas 6raneh-
$50 3. n. Daily. Local for aTreEtOH ana
Charlottesville.
G:I p. m. Week Days. southerns Palm
Limited Solid Pullman trim Through Draw
nah, Jacksonville. sud ST Augustine tiub,
Dining, and Observation Cars.
S-45 n. Daily New York and Atlanta ES-
press. FiTst-cIaSs coach and sleeper TO Atlanta.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, sunset
Route Tourist sleeper Washington 20 san
Francisco Pullman Buffet service
U-5U P Daily New YoTH and Florida
Express. First class coach and sleeper 70 Cam
den. Sumuerviie, Charleston, Savannah, JACK
sonFille. and Port Tampa; sleeper TO Augusta
ana connection for Aiken Dining car aervIee-
1901 T. H. Daily. New Ork and memphis
Limited wa LyGehUurg}. FlTst-ciass coach and
sleeping Car % Roanoke, knoxville Chat
tsuOoga, and Memphis sleeper to New Orleans
Dining service
1915 p. m. Daily. Washington and It'll
western Limited. Al Pullman train, club Gnd
observation cars to Atlanta ard Macon: sleep
eTs TO Nashville. Atlanta Macon, Memphis,
New Orleans. Monday. Wednesday, and Friday
through sleeper to Fiuehurst- Dining car ser
vice.
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wAETED-BICYCLES-

1YANTED-E5 Esr 1000 second hand wheels.
C. Z, HCSIE8, LIS Keauzy Fauia ave. i've
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Cash TO LOAN

On Furniture. Pianos ETC. IN NY amount tr0c
Sic TO sou Come WGers sou ger lowest rate
and longest terms A.. dealings qu.el a'el
private
POTOMAC GUARANTEES LOAN co.
Rooms "a and 70. Atlantic Building,
Tel, Il. l22e-X- 92s and $50 F ST. n. ".
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WASrEp-Youug man would Ike work Of any
Kind a. HENING, Brentwood Md IaZo-5r
rs ANTEu-Bv registered drug clerk. position.
permanent Oh relief. Address BOX =, this Of
H-a- .a2o-st
WANTED-Situation as iauitor: experienced
with tools: an ali-rouud man good references.
l-ZL e. ST. NV. la2J-St
WANTED-YouuE man CD would like position
as boakseeper or some other responsible posi-
ton. Address Bon 81. this Office JAG q
WANTED-By a respectable CoIored man, pl=ee
En- grocery store bell man, or private family
Address 1916 A St 1t
WANTED-Situatiou IS fireman. sober habits;
reference. Address Bon 81, this Office ja2D-&t
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PIANO BARGAINS.

FOR SALE-SIghtly used upright and square
pianos at sacrificing prices. STIEtF PIANO
WAREROOMo, 81 nth 81 NV; }. C. CONLIFF.
Manager jas It
FOR SALES for Morris chairs with hair
cushion; 50 for hair mattress in tue parts;
bedroom and paTJCr suites, s. per week. Get
cur prices RED8oNDS. sl1-sls 7th st, nv.
eat
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WASTED-Girl 10 assist IN general housevsor.-
12S FeHnsy .Ean5z ave. nv. JaIe-5L
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WANTED-ROOMS.

veafsnaes. light housekeeping second a1or;
three adults; five minutes walk from Baltimore
and Ohio depot Address ". J. 3FTTENr steam
Filter. Providence Hospital, Washington D. c.
!a2a-2t
WANTED-Four or five rooms Tor light house
keeping. three adults and blay- rent mod
crate Address Bon 40, this Office ja11-1
WANTED-Tw0 or three rooms Southeast or
Southwest. unfinished; for lIE32t housekeeping.
address bon 50. this Office )azo-St
WANTED-Oue or Two rooms for Light house
keeping, not over $ per month, central loca-
ton references exchanged. Address bon st,
Efris Office 2 1a-.-5t Of
WANTED-BF single gentleman. one large I'M
furnished room and aicoye. OF two small rooms;
an modern Improvements; central. Northwest
Address BOX IS this Office ia11-3t
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FOR RETT-FURNISHED OR IN
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Two rooms gI7 9th st. Sc near
Navy Yard. Jals-3C
FOR RENT-Furuished and unfinished rooms,
81 per week g3I J. St NV. laZ1-5L
FOR RENT Furnished or unfinished rooms
with or without board. 81 Sd ST. NV ja2o-ZU
FOR RENT-Rooms, furnished or UNFINISHED,
heat, gas. and bath; housekeeping. 1929 gtH ST.
Nv. ials-5t
FURNISHED OR UNFU RNIsHED ROOM. sec
and floor. G2S 81. NV. iaIs-2C
FOR RENT-Two communicating second floor
rooms. furnished OF unfurnished, with with
out board. eG3 + 81. sw. jals3t
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FOREIGN MAILS.


WASHINGTON. D. c.. POSTOTFICE NOTICE.
Should be read daily. rs changes may occur
81 any tire.
FOREIGN MAILS are dispatched TO the ports
Of sailing daily. and the schedule of eIgssnEs
is arranged on The presusplon Of their univ
terrupted overland transit. For the week end
ing January p jhe last connecting closes viii
be made from the MAIN OFFICE as follows.
transatlantic Mails.
TUESDAY-CaJ At 7I5 p. III. for EUROPE
per S. s. Philadelphia, from New Aurh, via
Southampton.
jc) A. I:25 p. IN. for EUROPE, per s. s.
CyWric from New York via Queenstown. Mail
must be directed per s. s.. Cvmric.'
WEDNESDAN-(cJ At g:I5 p. m for
FRANCE. SWITZERLAND, ITALY, SPAIN.
PORTUGAL TURKEY. EGYPT, GREECE.
BRITISH INDIA. and LORENZO MARQUEE,
per s. S. Ia savoie, from New York, via Havre-
Mail for other parts of EUROPE must be di-
Tucted Per g. s. La Saveie-'
FRIDAF-JcJ At 1925 p M for BELGIUM
direct per S. s. Naderi8nd. from New York
Mali must DE directed Per s. 8. Naderiand.'
Co At I-2j r- ia for EUROPE per $ s.
LuCauja, from New York via Queenstown.
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FOR HIRE

FuR HIRE-Nfc. horses. buEEies and daytons,
drumming and business; sI50 and = per day
PREsTON's STABLES, stu and sts. NV;
phone, East Inn 5al9-SQt
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WAEIED-HOUSEs

~ ASrRD-Tv5 friends viLH permanent posi-
tEcrs l:t 70 easll would purchase homes OBJ easy
p5.-s-sats5 Northeast. ar would consider sub
t.rlsaa homes. price about $500. Address BOX
- Eais cfHea- laZa-4L
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" NTE1l--n'i.t6 OF eo.lorsd =esna=trezsi also
- -,.- - 5i,., r- n
----------- a. ------
49, -.5, n
" -7---
~. ol,lc.,,,, -ls--- ,r-.Z M once 100
w 7-E sva DIV IL
~, r5CE.S- r44-rFT tlSl-y =g 7a-f
81 rr4-u1 szT7-v It
-----------
- a 81 -. ct nv, S'- iaagf
n. 5=-=z777 ~ ---7 ----------y- 40 z -
ma. It
\ a -TF1 T-l--g1T E-.rr-F [rTf+a -ir1 gF-TTt Is
for work in q small private family. Call $50
MsTyiand ave, ne 1t
E9E6s- can stay nights apply al once ~ 6ih
s. ne. 1a-g-L
V ANTED-A caIored girl about u years of 1
age L2E hTh. holsa"oLl ma 10 F-h eFT"9a7-
- ~ ---- ~ -----
HA&l EciSeygIsi 5000 lalHaFeS5es- fAh5el-
- NJ IA -,-'l J. -.e2 d ~ Nv 49,
WANTED-White girl to cook and do general /
neuseNeTA III laiallE ~ g.Lee aGl-l7- no "az,
--= % --------z 80 -,,- 90 '-','-'.'' az
Is ANFEl-" bite or neat cg-oEel glIi5 general 4
Lelse@IA ana t'5hili~s a5.l-tlL nanny no WASH
@ ---1 - Nv 5---.--
y N TED 9ra5ng ao1sz5esPsr ZOE "la'sa
,-l.- - go 2-+----- I
y t7Sissi' .si's'e zf-2 20 le-Lll q - 80 P1i'
"-i-ie
---------- ------- - -
y, - - N ~ 80 - an rtI--r 80 -
P3RLoR /. Basement. - Indian ave. il
in gd-Too fat. cal after 4. %. "a East Capt.
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WANTED-Gnod porter, must have references
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA co.
9Th and f SIS NV ia20-3t
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

AMERICAN LINE
NEW YOER-s0UTHAl
FriesIaud Jan IS IGa.m. Iceland Fec. Z. - am
Krooul'd Jau-sl,l 70 am. FTie Feb. If. 10 am.
st PauI.Feb. f. 10 am. Phi phla Feb IL, 10 AM
RED STAR LINE.
NEW TORK-ANTW ERP-PARIS-
VaderFd Jar. a. . q m ZeeaUd-Feb- :, 10 am
EroouI'd Jar. 81 ~ ana Finland Feb.iH 10 am.
COMP ANY's WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1896 F St
y W. 81 Geo " Moss. III C s. Y "
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC

FOE ShLE-EIne lot { parrots, mossiag birds
squirrels, snakes. guaga pigs. rabbits gold
sCHAuD'S EMPORIUM OF PETS. 10 I2th *
RN. no25-E
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

LARGE SECOND FLOOR. south front room.
with board. reasonable. T29 81 NV Js28-al
FOR EENT-Secaud story front room: well
heated, two squares from Library one square
from Capitol with without board for two
persons az reasonable rates 80 South Capitol
ST la-u-al
2I24 n 81. NW.-Room and board, SIS month,
early breakfast ja23-5t
40 F ST NW-NiceIy furnished. well heated
rooms: excellent table board; early breakfast II
desired Ja-9-at
THE BENTON. 8Is st. nw.-Newly furnished.
steam heal- good board; s. weekly transleu-s-
iaz0-2t
HOT FRONT ROOM board two, $50, rear
room. single. $50 1902 9Th ST. NV. ialJ-3-
C0NF0RTABLE FURNISHED ROOMS. light
housekeeping permitted. board If desired lJi
Sd ST. lal--3t
FOR RENT-Warm and comfortable rooms; hot
water heat with board IA Clh St
iaI5--t
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FOR RENT--FURH1sHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Cozy furnished front rooms. por-
ccLain bath 1903 F 1t. NV i5-o-at
FOR RENT-Two rooms. FIRST floor: well fur
nl~hed5 heat gas. BATH reasonable prices. -
y = NV la-u-2-
FOR RENT-Furujsbed room. I3l2 T st. NV.
ja2o-2t
FOR RfET-Nrr - -tabIy furnished and heated
rooms. - To So t-- = st. NV. Jaz9-@J
FOR RENT-Iarge furnished room. with private
bath; steam heat; SO month. 42l 9th ST. nv.
ja2o-5t
FOR RENT Comfortably furnished rooms with
bath, reasonable 6l3 9th st NV ja20-St
FOR RENT-A beautiful furnished room; heat.
gas, bath - week 10 9TH 81. NV. ja20-at
To LET Two mfuruished rooms; light house
keeping 22l A st. ne ja20-3t
FOR REET-Two nicely furnished rooms. sec
ond floor: furnace heat 81 Indiana ave.
ia20-8t
FOR RENT Comfortable furnished rooms in
house. with all modern improvements, fine board
if desired; 100 boarding hoase. 1928 fOth ST.
nv. iaI9-&t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front rooms also
rooms. = week. upward 2lg AZ st. nv.
islg-2t
FOR RENT-Secoud floor. front and hall room
adjoining, furnished for light housekeeping,
well heated. $50 per wees. 80 = s. uEs-
FOR RENT-LarGe second story front room,
nicely furnished and wei heated; reasonable.
. lltb st. NV ial--4t
.s-slE FLATS 10Th and L sis. NV: steam
Eested room SO advance jsis-5t
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished front parIor, IS;
also second floor ROOM bath adjoining -.
I5lG Columbia St. between 9th and 10th SIS
nw. Ials-5t
FOR RENT-Rooms, furnished; cheap 1871
eth ST. NV ials-3t
FOR RENT-2I6 C St NV, large and small
rooms. Jal7-Tt
The most accessible location in Warrington;
new house, furniture; rooms single or en-
suite. steam heat, not water, pirate baths:
bath for every two rooms; rates re2soua bic
THE PATIENCE, 90 st. nv. de13 If
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LOAN COMPANIES.
LOANS @ SO

sc lowest rates and ou the day yUu sppsy- We
are ioaI1ng the building and Ian asza-
cation pl-u, -hach makes she COST of caly-
luE iosas much less Khan you rsy e.seN -ers
anal allows sou 10 EBy j. on iu aEy sized ugle5
gau ae-rr-, running from u-= rr Twelve E.u1-ls
81 Won have .e-a with some other company
aa asI pay r. aE aaf advance sou iraT- money
i desired Rates luaert-llg -.-er. an4 ~ sos;
90 yoa unieys loan is maae- Cali arG gaJ rIfss
Front rgoug, FIRST bogr
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
GO 7 ST y W
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS

FOR RENTING or three tuafurnished rooms
GA second foor; heat, gas, and bath. 947 VIZ
giuia ave. sE- jaIg-SJ
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms or half OF
house. at I23 eth St ne iaIs-8t
FOR RENT-Large unfinished room; heat,
gas s. per month: furnished room for two =
per month; others. 100 South Capitol st.