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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1903-04-04
ABOUT MINES
AND MINERS
First and Second Hand News OF
An Important Nevada
Industry

Mott & Hill of Salt Lake, members
of the -Four Metals Mining Co., are
making preparations for extensive
operations at Spruce during the COM
ing summer. They have obtained
possession of the Latham, a very
promising property of the Spruce dis
trict and will work it to its full capac-
ity They have contracted for one
of the latest improved concentrating
plants. with a Whitley table, and will
also install a new hoist.
Hitherto the Desert King mine has
been worked on the surface levels.
Less than 200 feet Of shaft has re-
vealed all the ore that has been taken
from the valuable property, but now
Superintendent Holman has determin-
ed on a different move. He has put
on three shifts and will sink the main
shaft to a depth of 500 feet. The ore
body drops down from a point east of
the shaft and will cut at a depth of
about 70 feet more. AS the shaft is
sunk the levels will be thrown out and
stopping ground obtained.-Journal.
Manager Knox gives out the follow
ing statement on the conditions at
the Montana-Tonopah shaft, located
at Tonopah, New: "The shaft is
512 feet deep. The first station vas
cut at the 4O0-foot level. From this
station a drift has been run SO feet
east and another 80 feet north and
both are in quartz all the way. At
462 feet. there is another station, con-
forming with the 400-foot level of the
Mizpah, with which connection will
be made for ventilation. From the
462-foot level the east drift is in 20
feet. and the west drift is in 20 feet,
A winze, which is now eight feet in
depth, is being sunk in the west drift
for air connection, and is in fairly
good quartz. There is another station
vein, and for the sake of speed the
west drift is being run just outside
OF this vein, with an occasional cross
cut to the vein. We are prosecuting
north from the level and the crosscut
is now in SO feet. We expect to go
125 feet before in~tercepting the vein
which we first cut in the shaft at 372
feet, and which pitches north, running
east and west. Up to the present
time we have apparently cut four veins
which will probably develop into one
large vein. The vein cut at ASP feet
carries phenomenal values, but this
high-grade ore has not yet been cut
at lower points, although it looks as
is it would be encountered in a short
time"
The Washington times., 1903-02-09

FOR RENT-FIne furnished rooms in house with
modern improvements. fine board Il desired;
private: German cooking. 1926 7orh ST. nv.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RI.

Trains leave PenHsy iEanla station Daily
5-to = H-,stiIg Atru AND 81. LOT - SPE-
GAL solid EsslIbule, electric ilsHEris
,is.tne cas- ursi1, gzisis Pullman sieeI5=rs -
Louisville. Cincinnati, Indianapolis aiil -
IolIis PsrIor Cars Cincinnati 10 Chicago.
D.nlna lar tFc-n WasaIngtol-
no p. NJ. Ft EIAaIIf-J. solid yesti0uls,
.5aefr1c li11nfed, tlTIr-- tEzEr gFi-il lz4t-
man oleepers TO CINCINNATI. EexlngJGH- and
t-z.sl.yiIlr Compartment sleeper 30 VIZ
ylnla dot Springs IuasIay, MURRAY and
Sar11rtlav- sleepers Cincinnati - CLlIczzo
and =. Louis. Dining Gar.
Fese-vatjon and ricke1s Il SIS Pennsylvania
Avenue. co. Fourteenth street, near +, and -
tbe Station. Telephone 1910 FOR Pennsylvania
Cab servfce- H IS. FULLER,
e.ephone. Vain 1915 General Passenger agent
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule effective January Il, 1903
Trafrs Iesva tom perrsy-f -ar,ia Station

Schedule effective January Il, LS0S
TraiEs leave from Pennsylvania Station
s;10 g. N. Daily. Local for HaTriaOhbure.
Narrenton. Charlotte, and way stations.
1851 g. N Daily Washington and Florida
Limited tlEEi-eiass coaches snd drawtHg-feoIn
sleeper 10 Jacksonville. Fla. Etning car serylce-
HIS q. ia Daily United States Fast AalL
kIrst-clsss coaches and drawing room sleeper
70 New Orleans Dining service
s:O1 p. IL Week Days Local for Harrison
burg and way stations On Manassas branch
80 p N. Daily. Local for WsFFenton and
6:ai D. no. Week DAYS SoutherB's Palm
Limited Solid Pullman tTsin. Through Draw
ing Room Sleepers to Akin, Augusta, savan-
nan, Jacksonville, and St Augustine Club,
Dining, and Observation Cara
s.45 p. N. Daily. New YORK and Atlanta Ez-
press fHst-cIsss coach and sleeper 70 Atlanta /,
Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays, SUNSET
Route. Tourist slesper Washington to san
francisco Pullman Buffet service.
$50 p II. Daily. New York and Florida
EzpTess- First-clsss coach and sleeper to Gam
den, surnmeTy1lle- Charleston, Savannah, jack
SonYille, and Port Tampa sleeper TO Augusta
and connection fer Aiken Dining car service.
1901 p. Daily. New York and memphis
Limited Cvia LyHchburg)- Eirst-class coach and
sleeping car 70 Roanoke Knoxville, Chat
tauooga, and Aemphis5 sleeper 10 New Orleans.
Dining car service
1915 ?. N. Daily Washington and South
western Limited. All Pullman train. club and
obserN5tion Cars 20 Atlanta ard Macon; sleep
eTs 70 Nashville, Atlanta, Macon, Memphis
New Orleans Monday. "Wednesday. and Friday
through sleeper to PinehuFst- Dining car ser
vice.
TRAINS on BLUEMoNT BRANCH.
Leave Washington, $50 s. n and 80 p N.
daily. Week days, 90 P. r., ass p. m-- aHa
b:2S ? IN Latter for LeesbUrg oDly.
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ington 6:42 a. -, esq a. ~. 40 q. m, s:45
&. m, eco D. m, e:15 D. n, and e-5o P n
daily; l0:l5 z. n. daily, except Monday Local.
trains from TisCnburg. II :55 a. m week days
and 9.05 p. m daily. From Charlottesville
SIS a. and 9-O5 p. n daily
Tickets Sleeping ear reservations, and de-
tailed information can be hsd at ticket Offices,
To5 18th St. 81 Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
sylvania Station. Baggage shocked through
rom hotels and residenCea
Phone 1910. P. P, r, Cab Service.
c. Il. ACKERT, General Manager.
S. r. HARDWICK, General Pass'F Agent
l. S BROWE. General Agent
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE WASHINGTON AQUEDUyT. 2Tss Penn
syivsnia Avenue, Washington. d O.. February
8. IQO3-Scaled proposals for $50 oG0 cubic Yards
excavation. III go cubic Yards concrete ma
sonry, !, 100 tons cast iron pipe and specials
coo linear feet Tiveted steel pipe lao 600 cubic
gravel, ai.OOO linear feet glazed vitTihed pipe
tal more OF less), and exterior drainage sys-
tern, VIII bc received here until l. N FER
RUARI 20. 1903 and then publicly opened.
Information on application A. NJ Miller
Lieutenant Colonel Engineers, fe6,T lois, 70
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.

Leave " ashII.g ton sE Jersey Ave ana sL
lineage ana Northwest. s1O-S0 ~ L.. 'ssSs
?. L.
a. ILL.,, r4.Io ?. H. sI:4o hight
Pitts0uTg and Cleveland 'lV.5o a. M a'sz
0. n anu 100 night
CoIUmDus and Wheeling, 'o:20 p. II
NIncneste-, 1850 a. Ln-s l.a.45 and li7-ss
LS Si.I' ~ =, $3.50 IIl:5o a n. Ha.sa.
re- tls:s5. 1850, lIo:so : N, --I:Is
li4 ~, and 1880 ?. n
gaEerssown, IIIG.o0 a. NJ and 1850 p n.
Boyd and way points. 1883. 900 4 n
s.l.ls. 1850, H5-5J, --i0;I5, iiII.s0 ?. Il
t,si1DetsburE, ana Nsy points. lio.55, 1910 3
IN, jI2.10, LIS, 5;SJ, i.4sSy -S-3os iia.sgs
~ ..bir..tou 5aIlctlol and way points. i.s:s5.
.sg-0U d. IL, --I-I5, .4.S0. 1889 ? u
Baltimore. week days, 2S'Vy, S;Oys 6;Sa
Il 90 80, x5:S0 5ss-i. Gs;s03 Alu-uu. ll-oo A.
m xlz:zu noEa, * So 15svJ, Al ~. E4.sUs
s.s5. N5:U5, 5.25, Z5;20s o;Suy $500, xiOs91,
xIl.s0 I:S5 >. T. sundays, Ks 90, II %.
So. - so, 800 n.-g 1L2-zo, 1-l5s ss7oas
x3 80. x50o. o.zo, o;Sy. 4e'OOs A1o-oO' IL ~
lI:35 P n
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Az trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
baltimore PhiIa-elpiia, New 4oEas bc5E0R.
and he East, so, -I.oo (DIHerl. $50 tBui-
iet5. ssg.u1 (DlneE), 1o.0J (DInerl a, ma
iIneT5. 1875 Philadelphia only, -5;Os
IJInerj, 40 and ~u.sU p n (SleeplGg ca
'F Gtlsntia CiJy. I.7.0s. .IlOOO a m. lIl2.z0.
20 .Dat ~ - IjE1cept Sunday. +ssunday oaly.
xExPress trains
baggage called Tor and checked rom hotels
and residences BY Union Transfer Co on orders
iafF At ticket ofaces, 6ls Pennsylvania Avenus
northwest New York Avenue and t1rteszEs
Street, and st station
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

Leave Washington, Fenua. x. X. Station
,0.66a m. SEABOARD KALI - Through
C5tIy Pullman SleepeT5 TO ja~Aso =
VILE connecting az Hamlet
With Pullman SIeepe--ro atlanta.
SEAB0ARD FLORIDA I'M
UaIly. ITED-Soud train 20 Jacsseu-
Vile and St Augustine, With Py-nsa Draw
ing Room and Compartment Sleeps, OpseTFs-
ton Club Car, and Dining Car
R-10 u T1-SEABOAKD EXPRESS - Solid
train 10 jacksonville and Tampa. with Pullman
Sieepers and Cafe Dining CaT--PulLnlan Sleeper
TO Atlanta. Through service to PiuehuTst-
a.tO a. m, LOCAL-To Petersburg, Raleigh
naity Southern Pines tPiueaurst).
Hamlet and intermediate poiEtz-
Office, I4z1 Penna. Ave.
c. B. RYAN v. =. CONkLYN.
Cent Pass'r Agent. CenV Agt, Psss'r Dept.
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

EVsy day "A the year from foot of ~
st. for IT EnnToe E9Hiolk, Newport
- News and al points sozth, By sbe So
- pefb, powerful stsal p.&laos ste2EseFs
- .'SevBOTs News. Norfolk, and
- Washington.
Ig Washington $50 pm LIZ. Portsmouth 90 pm
Ir AiexzDdria 20 prl lLg. Norfolk IS. 90 pm
AZ IT. M0nros 90 am lLY. p. Monroe 90 pm
kr Norfolk -. g 90 arr Ar AlezEad-iz 50 au
Ar. PoEsznouEh Sis ana AZ = zsf5ngtez 90 sEn
ESTnrourh connections made II nor
tofk With steamers Of Old DoTninion
- StszEsshfp &c. for Rev York, and Aer-
chants and Miners Steaa1ships Ter Boz
- ton
sWFoT further information apply st
GENERAL ticket afisE Bond Building, 14sh
and \. z avg, q tn X Wszn, WRsA-
- fagtun D. g.
'pA5nr Sss0. JEo. CALLAHAN. Gen AzT.
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IS ASIED-POsitign as steuographer and type
writer good references state salary and hours
Adde'S BOX S55, this Office II
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WALL PAPER

ZEN DAYS N0RE-Rooms pape1ed, $50 Up.
HUNT. 467 G st. Test
NOLTE, So etb - nv, is constantly receIT-
ing the latest and ulSt attractive assigns n
Wall Papers. and 2apers zoolus from 42.oo up.
Call and investigate fGI EouEzzif ..nd be en-
vincsd. mI8-u
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
RED STAR LINE.

NEW SOUTHAMPTON
inland. Fcb.1s, 10 a. II. st PsuLFeb-25. 10 q m
nil mia Feb Is IGa Nevr YORK Mari 10 g. ~
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PERSONALS.

WHEN. We BEGIN To CONSIDER the amount
Of your wages it makes Us think Of how much
you can spend for good suit or Cvercuat. We
have them slightly used within your reach.
JUSTF-S OLD STAND. Go D ST. feg-7t
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FOR RENTING front rooms, furnished com
yd ST. NV feS-2t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Today, two order cooks. $50; dish
washers SIS. three farm hands SD man and
VIE Nhlte or cuiored, ou farm, white waitress
so, HhLE0, 63 ST. nv IL
WANTED Help for ali departments in hotels
Rj RGESS' HOTEL AGENCY. DOB 10Th ST
phone. -51l-l- Ut
WANTED-Tro hotel hartenda-s and two hotel
bakers for 0ut Of town DICKS HOTEL
AGENCY. 18th ST. aud Peunsy wanna ave te---t
WANTED-Tvo buz men. coIcred man for real
estate agent. store porter three Lalry wagon
drivers. four dtslvashers-. three walters. four
house bows SuACKLEFpRD'~. SOC J. St nv
WANTEU-Colored m n from the country. also
a"a~hmaB, house man, waiter 1900 teT YORK
ave NV II
WA&TED-Two walters, bellbov. and elevator
man also teomsters. inquire Zo2e 7tb ST, NV
WANTED-BclIbov. elevator and hall boy. and
house IMAM Inquire 1888 Ilth st. NV. It
WANTED-Good porter. with wheel OWEN
OWEN. l2& nth ST NV u
WNNTED-Experience window dresser must
have knowledge Of sign writing Apply with
reference, WN- H. McENEW. s&9 Pennsylvania
ave. feg-2t
WANTED Experienced man to drive bread
wagon MOUNT VERNON HOME BAkERN, g22
9rH ST. NV. II
WANTED Order taksr. so. driver IS; other
places. ROOM G. 524 10th St; call after 10
g NJ 1t
UANTED-Any person who VIII distribute sam
pies for $ daily should address ''STANDARD.'
i Wells, Chicago Il
WANTED-shoemaker. Apply at once, sos Is
s.. 81. te9-5t
WANTED-A young man in 2 lunch room.
BERENS' CAFE. $50 18th S. nv It
EANTED-A good grocery clerk. Address, stat
ing experience. Bon SsI. this Office It
WNTED-Ten men to make themselves usefaI
around hotels: also drivers and PoEteTs. AD-
Ply az SIS 18th ST nv A.
WANTED-Nen for industrial insurance; special
salaries paid. PEOPLES MUTUAL BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION go + ST. NV. fe2-lzt-Iuo, ,ye,fri
WANTED arst-class white barber; steady
jon and sood guarantee to right man. Apply
18th and q sts. NV fest
WANTED-A student waiter st cnee. RAN
DoLPH CAFE, 1871 6 81 NV. feS-3t
WAETED-Four book and picture salesnen as
managers for branch offices; must prove ability
DINsNORE PUB CO, 1928 7th ST, NV. fest
WANTED-B0o6. Bible. album and picture
sg.esIuen for Alexandria good pay. STEADY WORK
DLNSMORE B CO., 1924 5tR 81. nv ICS-5t
NANTED-A young man with experience 30 do
collecting: lnsJaiimeut accounts; must furnish
bond; state where last employed, address BON
sos. this Office fest
WANTEn-CoIored boy. between sfteea and
twenty years old. Can al 1t Tennessee ave
ne. feT-3-
WANTED - Experienced miIkman 30 drive
wagon: good chance reference. Apply 100
Peuua ave. fest
WANTED-T7To a SO. ! busheImpn on new
work kEEN's, 1910 P st NV. fest
WANTEB-Frce tuition. stenogTanhy- etc, IN
exchange iyT dctation. dag v0rE. Inquire 1873
s Sc. ne f-1-2t
WANTED voung man with experience in re
/ pairing sewing machines Address Bon 2u5
TINS Office fest
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bakers for out Of town DICKS HOTEL
AGENCY. 10Th ST. and Pennsylvania ave. te1-2t
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TABLE BOARD.

TABLE BOARD. uHrle meals dav, SO 80 per
week; two meals dav, g per week sol
ST. fest
BACK AND FRONT ROOMS N private family;
home comforts; table board so 81 st. nv
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FOR RENT-NiceIv furnished room on drzt
NV feS-gU
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

FOR SALE OR RENE acres: two six-Toom
houses. four miles from city; close to electric
cars. D. IERNDOE, 1928 F ST. ne. feast
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-Prince George county. Md. about
rfro miles southeast of Congress Heights, j. c.,
old Rarnaby house. eight rooms and % acres
rent, SIS per month. Apply n ADDISON. SOS
18th ST. fe6-It
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALS-Fine iOt q parrots. mOckinE birds,
squirrels snakes, guinea pigs rabbits. g5id
fish. Also eanarles from $50 upsglrd-
Nv. noE5-sg
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VI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. window dresser must
have knowledge Of sign writing Apply with
reference, WN- II. NcENEW s&9 Pennsylvania
ave feg-zt
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
YONG MARRIED COUPLE desiring room and
board with private family III Northwest address
BOX 8l5. this office References exchanged
fest
HOT FRONT RGO31. ground aoor: board. two,
% week l402 6th 81. NV fest
LARGE FRONT ROOM. suitable for two. vita
o, without board 6ls 6 St NV. fest
NICELY FURNISHED front room, with board;
suitable for two. 30 st. NY. fest
- X ST NW-Furnished rooms; southern
exposure; home table. feast
FURNISHED OR UNFT- FINISHED ROOMS. with
O. without board. at reasonable rates 1912 h
ST nv. fest
FURNISHED ROOMS. with OF without board,
at ~ Maryland ave ne fes-3t
FOR RENT-Confortable rooms: good board;
8 to q per week. l5o5 9Th 81 NV fest
FOR RFNT-A few vacant rooms with board, at
boarding department, Wagner Institute. Cali
at Office, lI03 II ST nv. se7-2t
FURNISHED or UNFINISHED room, with good
board ST. l2tH St NV. fest
FL FINISHED ROOMS, with or without board
hot water heat. a. 9Th St nv felI0t
FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.
=
harness, cheap $50 ST. sH-. fe35t
JUST ARRIVED-25 horses; heavy draft and
delivery horses: two speedy r0adste-si prices
reasonable Rear g23 D ST. NV. feg-7t
FOR SALE-A light Dayton Wagon for which
/ have no further use C. AIERGACH, : & Il.
feg-@t
FOR sALE-Chcap, one black horse. $50; SUIT
able FOR heavy work 2ll8 c 81. NV fest
FOR sALE-Brougham and coupe rockaway.
SIC 18th st. NV fest
FOR SALF-THrpe horses cheap. MARYLAND
BISCUIT Co, POI 18TH 1t. nv. Call before 10
a. II fes-at
TOR sALE-FIfteen work horses and mares; also
one pair OF small mules: several sets Of harness.
VIII sell cheap Apply IN rear 476 Pennsyl-
vaniL ave NV fest
TOR SALE-FIrst-class horse; lady can drive.
ed HARLAN. 1912 TLl ST NV ie7-5t
FOR sALE-Cheap. two horses. corner 18th and
Concord SIS BTookland, d. c feat
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TABLE BOARD.
TABLE BOARD. tHrle meals a day. $3.50 per
week; two meals davs g per week. +6I G
BACK AND FRONT ROOMS IN private family;
home comforts; table board so 81 a. nv
fe2-zr
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SITUATIONS wAETED-MALE.

WANTED-Bv young man, position in gro
cery store: can give good reference Address
J. L THOMPSON, Fcrl stevens Brightwood,
D. c. l.
WANTED-By colored man. situatioH IS porter
O. Iauitors discharged soldier, character excel
lent Cali 1912 10th St. lt
WASTED-By nan u IS handy 81 most any
tfliHg and not afraid 50 work. situati8n. best
O. reference D. T. KELLY, Is Myrtle "a. ne.
IT
WASTED-HF coiored uag. place ID any
department n hotel or private family Gail At
once lIzz ooh 81 nu. It
WsE rFD-Sight work, clerical qrefarTsd: good
reference 1s baazseepar ~ cashier Address
BOX 12a this Office feE-gt
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WANTED-Today. two order cooks. $50. dish
washers. SIS. three farm hands. SD man and
wife, Hhite or coiored, Ola farm, white waitress,
500. II aTH-~ nlE Ii 81. NV IL
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES firm. comfortable.
durable, beautiful. undetectahls: positively
painless, DIR. Z E. WILSON, $40 18th ST. ~.
fe5-S0t
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FOR RENT-6l9 Maryland ave. sw-, large. nicely
furnished rooms for housekeeping; 50, > week
feast
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TOR SALE-ImmeaIiateIy. beautiful square pi-
no, nearly new, SS5; worth s7j. 1927 10Th 81
4W-. 4fIe= . Il
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Mr.. E. MILLION,
PIANIST AND HYPNOTIST.

qI4 NEW YORK AVENUE y. W
Ladies' 50 Cents Gentlemen, 800.
Through Hvpnotisn a person can be at
tTacted toward vou, caused to Ike, love. and
respect You: enemies overcome etc HEpuotism
exerts beneficial influence upon erriuE friends,
husbands and wives. correc:s bad habits. etc.
Hypnotism is a great aid to success HyPnotism
taught. T.
CLAIRVOYANT llEDT-M-CjrcIes and lectures
each week Tuesdays, at . 2. M, I5cf Wednes-
d7vs az 80 25C. Daily readings: ladies'. Soc
gentlemen. 81 MRS PRICE. OF d St ne
fea-2J
NINE. THO.
Card Reader Palmist. Medium Removes spells,
reuuites the separated: gives luck German
spoken 500 II St NV 25c, Soc fest
MADAME CATHERINE, Pianist and Card
Reader, 50s 9Th St NV Tells everything you
wish to know: gives luck for all things. Bring
this ad. and get good fortune for 25c and SOC
fc73t
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WANTED-Hclp fer ali departments in hotels,
phone L511-L 1T
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR 6ADE-At q bargain, to close an estate
4 very desirable lot on Drs Afoines ST, Bright
wood PARK public water main and near electric
cars. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE
co. go r ST NV feq-3t
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Observation-Disclosures Of Center Market. ralv-s
poCEgrtOCE containing $40 and small change
Reward if returned 20 MISS HAZEN, 62s Penn
STi-aulE ave fr4-St
IGST-Sat1rdav night two diamond rings. one
with fwo initiais-"G- L." reward So Viz
g.uia ave So. fag-5t
LosT-Fur collar, Tuesday near 9Th and
sta-, reward lso5 9th St. AVS. fes-3r
I.DST-Houogram ring, engraved p. N" Re
ward. 1871 Pennsylvania ave nv feS-2r
LGST-BIovu away on Thursday. IS owner was
leaving she city P0stofHce an 11uses Led post
Office envelope containing sIG0 in treasury notes
Reward i returned 70 LAWRENCE I-OF @
LOST-Sg0. four 500 bills and one So. IS
reward. Mrs C. ". LENLIN. IJ41 18Th IT,
NV frI-3t
LDST-DoE. collie and beagle mixed. yellow:
tag No sI59- reward. S2l Mass ave. Nv
fe7-st
LGsT-A Iady'z gold watch, between Ist st.
&c. and -t4 81 nv, or KaEu's and Ten Cent
store, crystal br0keHi reward. 232 LIST Ct. Sc
fe12t
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANE00s.

FOR SALE-ImmeIiateIy. beautiful square pi-
~ -i-E. ~
FOR SAfE-Nev guitar ana case, s.: owner
must have money; also graphUphOne and COM
plete outfit, s. Address BOX 334, this Of
Fee feast
FOR sALE-Une bedroom set. pairs springs,
mattress, bed clothing, ! bedstead, trunks,
satoheis zoos St NV fe3-St
"ANTED--Ntce dining room, furnished. Al
dos BOX $50, this Office. fes-3r
FOR SALE-Party breaking up Housekeeping
wishes To sell fine lot Of household furniture
cheap for cash. Call AT 2u1l 18th 81 NV
f-S-2t
FOR SALE-Three large oak leather trimmed
chairs and hand carved table to match. for
library or Office; cost $40; for 81. 30; also
TaItgp des5. SIG; cost so; good as new. 3lJ
ON s. NV ifo-aL
FOR -Typevriter. Sl2.75; cost SO; OK
ce-.ent machine Sl5 9th Il NV fes3t
FOR SALE-Doctor's leather operating couch
table SO; cost $3.50; perfect order. 2I5 9th
~. NV fes-3t
FOR SALE-yerv fine tone orchestra grand
upright piano, $50, delivered, cost 800 10
9th ST. Nv. Fest
FOR sALE-rine nickel coffee Urn, So cash;
so. good as new fe8-3t
FOR sALE-Fiue large and small showcases.
with stands. cheap 3l5 9th ST. NV. .es-st
FOR sALE-Cheap. one 2-horsepovver Mitchell
motor cyCie in god running order. Address
Bon 500, this office ie-s3t
FOR sNLE-Autornobiles, tie Red Flyer
motto cycle (H0lley) practically new and n
Al running order, two brakes. can be converted
into aaudem in five minutes 6I4 Mass. ave. M.
After 1870 p. N. fest
FOR sALE-TTo square planes in perfect order.
SO and $40. 531 + ST. NV feI-3t
FOR SALE-Disbes. hotel goods. dinner plates.
T9lI edge SOC DOZEN soup and oyster bowls
and 2-iuCh bakers. 45c dozen: fruits or ice
creams, 25c dozen. HOPWOOD, sth and NV
the nan that saves You money fe7-St
FOR sALE-osk bedstead, bureau. yyasIstaad.
springs. mattress, two chairs and table for
SEQ. siZ foot oak dining table, 80: other
FOR SALE-Drass goods. silks. lace curtains,
pCrtiarcz, blankets comforts, mems snd BOYS
clothing. ladies' suits, coats ssrts, etc, weekly
ayueHts, drop postal call. JOSEPH CAIN,
z5I pennsylvania ave n"- fe5-st
THE GUARANTEED SEWING MACHINE CO.
Drop Head Singer so, cost so cash. used
thirty days. al complete, I'VE years guarantee;
szeonc-haRd singer, $500 Wheeler Wilson,
80. White, s., Domestic, SO; guaranteed; on
credit, % cents weekly; renting. 50 cents week
ly. machines repaired and cone over like new.
s25 81 ST sw. open until p. m ie7-9t
FOR SAL-Freuch horn. $50; Conn FIuereI
horn. S2J5 set Of BTteling clarnets, So
UNIQUE SECONDHAND STORE, 1915 tn st
NV. feat
ron sALE-rhFss beagle h'p"d'. cheap ! 5 :
FOR SATE-Very nice upright piano, cheap
for cash. upstairs. JOS -. ne feT-St
FOR SALES for Morris chairs with hair
cushion: % fer hair mattress in two parts:
bedroom and parCr suites. 81 per week. Get
our prices REDAOND'S. B1I-Si3 eth st, nv.
The Washington times., 1903-02-09

W&NTEU-Colored m n from the country, also
a"a~hmaG, house man, waiter 1900 EeT YORK
ave NV 1t
The Washington times., 1903-02-09
FOUND

FOUND-Izoey's ice cream absolutely pure
20 cents per gallon. Delivered n Unlgttered
wsEuua cor NsW York ave EaIO-9
The Washington times., 1903-02-09

W ANTED-Thrae plain cooks cham5er1ua1d,
general workers, three girls Tor Florence, Mass
Ingufr. I2II 10th st. 1t
The Washington times., 1903-02-09
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Beautiful two and three room
suites; exclusive bath: $3.50 TO s45; superior
table i. H. CHAMBERLIN, I2Is y St NV.
Fest
APARTMENTS To LIT.
FOR REET-TLe La Grsnde, 18th 81 NV Ha-
tween and @ sts., opposite Pension Bureau
Two modern Housekeeping apartments; Ave
rooms and bath newly renovated throughout,
front view; thoroughly heated Second floor
$50. fourth floor, $50, on lease
FOR RENT-The EinzmaE, Massachusetts, ave.
NV. between 9Th and 9Th sts-' faces south;
central location. New, modern housekeeping
apartments five rooms and bath: handsomely
finished and papered. electric ght: all con
venieuCes- $50 per month and up. fes-tf