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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-12

play little Mary is disclosed as the
stomach. English people eat too much,
and by dieting them without their
knowledge the heroine cures them.
Following the success of the play,
''How's Little Mary?'" has become q
catch phrase in London, and a versifer
for Punch has written these timely
verses:
Twice twenty years are well nigh done.
Twice twenty years of rain and sun,
Since kindly Fortune made US enc,
MY MARY!
And now-ah. me. that it is So
| see thee daily weaker grow;
1t was my folly brought me lew
MY MARYl
In boyhood's rash and careless mood,
How much in thee was wrapped my goods
MY MARYl
But If twas 1 that caused thy dole,
Remorse has since refined my soul
thousand times in fires of coal,
MY MARY!
And If thou feePst twinge of pain,
The CHOICEST wines of France and Spains
MY MARYl
Better thousand times to me
6Re s es Of t9Ssf the wsB e tea
MY MARYi
On thee depends my point of view:
If thou art happy, 1 am too;
If aught distress thee, I am blue,
MY MARY!
Ever watch with loving care
Each morseI which shall be thy share.
For as thou farest, SO I fare,
MY MARYI
In all the changing scenes of life,
In joy and sorrow, peace and strife,
Thou art more near to me than wife,
MY MARYi
And till the hour when we must part
still shall use loves every art
To cherish thee beside my heart,
MY MARYl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-12
BARR1Es aoUrEp COMEDY
L. Responsible for the Catch Phrase,
"How's Little MaryP"

A whimsical, entertaining little play.
decidedly ingenious in theme, is Little
Mary" a comedy now running in Lon
don. written by j. NJ. Barrie. Little
Mary is not the name of the heroine,
however-the plot revolves about a
Young woman who succeeds to the
knowledge of a wonderful remedy that
is to cure the physical ills of England S
citizens, She meets with great success,
becomes the center of her own romance,
and moves about in an exalted atmos-
phere of mystery until at the end of the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-12
MANsFIELD's FAIRNESS.
Remembered the Managers Who Lost
Money on His Engagements.

It is Acknowledged by the majority
of theatrical managers who have had
business dealings with Richard Mans
field that the actors high regard for
art and his almost absolute disregard
for monetary reward have bean a4 the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-12
A PARTISAN TRIUMv1RATE.
Bernhardt, Rejane and Calve Join
Forces in q New Enterprise.

The news comes from Paris that do
nestle and pecuniary troubles have
united three women into a dramatic
triumvirate which is the sensation of
the hour. Sarah Bernhard, Rejane,
and Calve have combined to run a
theater in which each will appear.
Sarah Bernhardt's theater will be the
abiding place of the three starssA each
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-12

At the New Crawford theater Friday
night Sam S. Shubert and Nixon &
Zimmerman will present the Jefferson
ing musical comedy success of the
London Gaiety theater, 1.-The Toreador,"
introducing Jefferson De Angels in his
latest and best comic creation. that of
Sammy Gigg. This will be one of the
important musical events of the season,
and there is particular interest in the
coming of this musical comedy. for it
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-12

Savage and is on a plane with the
reputation he has established for excel
lent companies and magnificent stage
settings. A guarantee of the character
of the performance is found in the
names of the players. The company in
cIudes such well known singers and
comedians as George Richards, Helen
Byron, Guelrna Baker, Josie SadIer,
Jacques Kruger, Helen Hale, Arthur
DEACON, Paul Nicholson, John Park
Dan Baker, Margaret York.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-12
IT'S WONDERFUL

The amount of good you'll receive from
a few doses of Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers. especially when the stomach is dis
ordered or the liver inactive. 1t cures
Loss Of Appetite, Sour Stomach,
Heartburn, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
ChiIIs or Malaria. Be sure to try it !;
also obtain a copy of our Illustrated
Almanac for 1904 from your druggist.
It is free and contains instructive read
ing matter that i well worth having.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-12
THEATRICAL NEWS
A Week Of Musical Comedies at
the Crawford.
chr. jolly Of joliet" and
" Birds of a Feather"
"PEGGY FROM PARIS.o
De Angels as "Sammy Gigg"
In "The TOreadOr."
What the Press Agents Say Of
Their Attractions.
s. PEGGY FROM PARIS. %
a. THE CRAWFnRn-

AT THE CRAWFORD.
Polly Primrose" tonight.
''R1r. jolly of Joliet" Sunday.
Birds of a Feather Wednesday,.
Peggy From Paris" Thursday.
Jefferson De Angels in THE Torea-
DOR Friday.
Rudolph and Adolph" Saturday.
The Washington times., 1903-01-17
REED 4 LOVER OF PEACE.

The late Thomas B. Reeds makeup,
mental and physical. fitted him for con
nist ana vet he was lover OF peace.
The American Friend. the organ Of
the orthodox Quakerz. publishes cN-
tracts from letters which Mr. Reed
wrote during the Spanish war and since.
which are very characteristic of the
man. ID seems that in a letter written
10 his Quaker friend in March, 1898, he
complained that he had received so lit
tee credit from peace societies for his
consistent service as q peace man, while
Secretary Long, Secretary of she Navy,
was the idol of the societies.
lie said in a note at the end of this
letter. Does thee remember the book
OF Jonathan Dymond2 have never for
gotten it, and have IL yet" Thirty-eiEht
years before when he was a student at
Rowdoin this Quaker friend had given
him copy OF Essays on the Principles
Of Morality written by the English
Quaker, Jonathan Dymond. In 1929
Later Ia the war, after President Nc
kiulcv had made & speech assigning 10
Providence responsibility for the war.
MT- Reed wrote to the same friend. No
il is the devil and he also added.
There Isssomething better than the fa-
Of rams or even going to meeting rc-u-
larry" IN 1891 his Quaker friend sent
him a pamphlet on war 10 which he re-
piled that be would read it, although
Jonathan Dymond made up my mind on
II good many years ago" This same
correspondent also quotes Mr. Reed as
saying that the fact that the North and
the South had TO settle their conflict as
they did is a tremendous reflection
against the common sense Of the race"
Philadelphia Public Ledger
The Washington times., 1903-01-17
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.


Schedule Effective November =. 1902
Trains Le2se geRLsslv-1.z session-
goo f. ~ yaHy --Ll.,l tNAAIi AL LOUIS
VILE lzAEzti1eS- aoI4d sesJtbuIe traIp fos
Cincinnati. Rs&cnes Cincinnati -55 A. H.
Louisville I3=sg D. Ea-, ~ LOUIS 6s45 p ms
Chicago 30 P ni- PuilIusr slespers en-
cIEnati and Louisville Daily. Palace JRrs
Cincinnati u 3. Louis ana Chicago Dining
Car.
GO ?. n Daily - CHICAGO AsD ST.
LOUIS SPECIAL sol-d yestlagied
eieCJrIc-lighIeJ train, errIssnz Cincinnati
Has =. H.s Indianapolis ga +. ms ii. Louis
SIS D. H. Chicago so = IA daily FuI
nan sieepgrs 20 Cincinnati Indianapolis ans
81 Louis without change PsrIor Car Clu-
clnHai Chlcagu- 1lulng Car.
IflB T. 81. DsI5-F- E y LIMITED Solid
train rex Cincinnati Pullman S4=eress -
Cincinnati, Lexington. and Louisville without
change Compartment Hlseper 80 Virginia
hot Springs TUESDAY, Thursday, and SATURDAY
sIsepars Cincinnati 10 Chicago and 81 Louis
Dining Car.
Reservations AMI tickets al Chesap eake and
Ohio of'ite, 5ls Pennsylvania avenue 90 Four
teeuth street., near r, sad - the statioa-
Telephone call 1910 Tor PeEgs5 igznis g. 4. Css
Service =. " EJLLEhp
General Passenger agent
Ts1e,sora Main iGss
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. C.
Washington, January ., l903-NOTTCF IS
HEREBY GIVEN that the Conn -ssioners Of the
District Of Columbia propose TO do the follow
ing work under the assessment system half the
cost thereof 10 be s5Sessed against the abilt-
ting property, Us provided by act OF Congress
approved August - 1894 and that a public hear
ing viii be given III their board room NJ the
District Building. JANJ AIRY g. 1908 at IL
O'CLOCK s.. N, when and where parties in
proposed work. namely: SET NEW GRANITE
q RB-Du both sides q Thirie erth Street
northeast, from Street 70 Q Street esti-
mated cost 81. loo, 70 be assessed against lots
ia squares 1910 and north Of 1888 abuttins On
sad Thirteenth Street between the Unite
east from G Street 10 D Street, est mated cost
$500 to be assessed against lots IN square 1881
abut ting said Thirteenth Street between limits
named On west side Of T7llrteenth Street
northeast, from d Street 10 Emerson Street
estimated cost, $50, u be assessed against
lois ia squares 1907 and zoos abutrinR on said
thirteenth Street. between the limits named
on east side Of Twelfth Street southeast be
tween and I Streets from the north limo
% lot 100 square 1923 to the south curb line ~
against original lots : and :. square 1923 On
south side Of Georgia Avenue southeast he
tween Eleventh and Twelfth Streets estimated
cost S155 to he assessed against lots 3 and 4
square 9g7. SET BLIESTONE CURB-On east
side of Twelfth Street southeast from I Strast
20 Georgia Avenue, estimated cost $50. 10 he
assessed against lots in square 1927 abuttfpg an
said Twelfth Street between the limits named
PAVE ALLEYS WITH EITRIFIED on As
PHALT BLOCK-Alleys in Weat half Of snuar-
l58 estimated cost. 400 II. p. F Mac
Il. L. WEST, JOHN BIDDI.F, Com
missioners of the District OF Columbia
ia5.6,Io.H
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RlLIIM0RE AND OHI0 &. q.

Leave - zsAIngUgB sN Jersey Ave aad 81
Chicago ana Northwest -lO-5J IA. r6-2a
p
Cincinnati, St L5uR, and LouisyiIle. 1000
a n. q 10 p. IL, FI-IO night
Pitt burg and Cleveland, -lg.5o a. n. 's;4s
p r. ana i ~ night.
CCHsaJDrs and IS heeiInE, <5:11 p n
WineA-ster. ISIS a. N, ls:I5 and II5.sa
p. ~
Annapolis. Il 80, $3.50. llII.50 a M. lI4.s0
Frederies, is 1900. I.I0.s0 a. IN. ..l:l5.
i4-s0, and $3.50 3.
Hage1stovn, i-I6:00 g. II. and $50 ,, n
Boyd and way points, SIS, - 90 3. a..
s+l-I5. $50, 80, it-l5- ll-SJ D. n
GaitheFsours ana way points o.55, --5.e0 j.
~, I2:5G -+l:I5 $50 4.sg go. .l5.s9,
=. 90 -+IO-I5. lI-32 p. H.
Washington junction and way points S;25,
--s-o0 q. IA. ~-t.I5, $50 1859 ?. IA.
Baltimore week Gays. Eo-ye, 500 G-34
A. IS. 80, 1s;3J SIS. $3.50, xI0,G1, Il - 4
M, SEQ He5n, ass, 1S.go z4e5. 1i-s0.
4.35. x5-D5. J:25. E6-ZG D-59. 1s-O5. Xi0:ts},
XII 80. 1I;55 +. m Sundays, ~ 90. ~ %,
I.S0. Ks 80. x9 % g. m, xIZ;20, lbs. go.
zs 30, zs.o5, SIS, $50, zs,o9, Klo.oo. Al 80.
II IS p. ~.
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SEAB0ARD Alb LINE RAILWAY

Leave Washington, Psuua T. g. station
io:A6 a. IN. SEABOARD NAIL - ThTOugh
gaiiy. Pullman Seepers 70 Jzcksoss
vile. connecting - Ha1uisE
uith Pullman Sleeper TO Atlanta
: p. m NEABoAbp FLORIDA In
Daily ITEn-Sol!d train % JaczsoB-
Vile and - August Ine. aiJh f.lllrn4n Draw
ing Room and Compartment SIsrpers Ubs=rYa-
ticn Club Car. ana Dining Car
$50 o. r1--=EAB0ARD EMPRESS - sole
Train 70 jaCk5a EEIi1g and TlUul- wiki Fullulaa
S.gepers and Cafe Dining Csv-PullraJn sleeper
t9 Atlanta. through service % Elneburst-
dElO q. ~. LNCAL-T9 Petersburg. RRiejgA.
DGIig. Southern Pines tPineiurstls
Hamlet. and intermediate poiRis-
Office, r4zI Penua Ave
c. r. BAN. w r CONELYE
Gent PaSs'r Agent Cen1 Act Passsr Derk-
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Baltimore Philadelphia. New York. Bosf0a,
and The East, $40, 20 (DiEeg), $50 (Bai-
fet} 800 (Dlaer), 1000 (Dlnerj 3 IA,
sIz:20 (Diaer}. goo (''RoyaI Limited. %
Diner), 1850 philadelphia oEIy}, s5.Gs
DINER, go sBd -Il;5G 3. II. Sleeping CzT
open ~ 1000 o'csocd)-
'3.0G p. n.
DAILY. HEEeept Sunday ssSuudzy only
xExpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotsiS
and residences hy Union Transfer Co. On orders
left st ticket Offices 6le Pennsy Ivania Avanus
northwest New YORK Avenue and FiftezB5s
Street and Il station
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Schedule effective January II, 1893.
-rafr.s laHya from E-suuzvlvzrafo zfass1r,

HGHeNulE EuECLdE JANUARY IL 4JbS-
Trains leave from FsRHsy lyania Station
s:lO q. "a. Daily. Local for HsrrisonbuTg,
HaTeItOn. Charlotte. and way stations
le5l =. m Daily. Washington and Florida
Limited FIrst-cisss coaches and draw n groom
sleeper to Jacksonville. Fla. pining car. service.
ll,I5 &, IA Daily. United states FAST Nall
tlFSt-cIsSs coaches and drawing room sleeper
70 New Orleans. Dining eaF service
4:OI D. m eek Days. Local for Harrison
burg and way stations en- Manassas branch
$50 ?. N. Daily. Local fOr ,Farrenton and
Charlottesville.
6:sl p. m. Week Days, Southeru's Pain
Limited. Solid Pullman tTsju. through Draw
ing Room Sleepers to Aka, Augusta. sayan-
nah. Jacksonville. and 81 Augustine Club,
Dining, and Observation Cara
s;45 u. Daily. New York and Atlanta FIX
press First class coach and sleeper to Atlanta
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays, Sunset
Route. Tourist sleeper Washington to s2n
Francisco Pullman Buffet service.
B.5J D. II Daily Nes York and Florida
Express. First class coach and sleeper to Cam
den, suumerville Charleston. Savannah, Jack
sonuile, and Port Tampa; sleeper to augusta
ano connection for Aiken Dining car service.
1901 P Daily Aew York and memphis
Limited lyis Lynchburg). First class coach and
sleeping car 10 Roanoke, Knoxville, Chat
lahoesar and Memphis; sleeper 10 New Orleans
Dining car service
1916 .. m. Daily. Washington and South.
western Limited All Pullman train, club and
observation cars to Atlanta ard Macon; sleep
srs % Nashville, Atlanta. Macon Memphis,
-EeN StlSAiAS- AQulay. " e4Ut891t. ana Eilt4AE
through sleeper to Pinehurst. Dining car ser
TRAINS ON BLUEMONT BRANCH.
Leave Washington. $50 a m and 4:49 p m.
daily. Week days, LOO D. N, ABS p. m, and
o:25 p IA Latter for Leeshurg only.
Through trains from the South arrive Wash
ingtcn 6:g2 a. n, 6-52 J. NJ 40 "A. m, Gas
a m, 200 p. m, S:15 p n, and $50 p. n
daily; 1915 4. VI. daily. except Monday. Local
trains from HarrIsCnburg. II .55 y week 1at 2
and 9.O5 D. M daily From Charlottesville
S-2s a N. and 9-05 p. IT. daily.
Tickets. sleeping car reservations, and Ge-
tailed information can be had az ticket Offices
705 18th St, 81 Pennsylvania Ave, and Penn
sylvania Station. Baggage checked through
from hotels and residences.
Phone 1910. ?. T. R. Cab Service
c. Ii. ACKERT. General Manager
s T. HARDWICK. General Pasr Agent
L 5. BROWN. General Agent
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK & WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

- Every day in the year from foot of III
- * for IT Monroe. Norfolk Newport
- News, and al points south, By the So
. perb, powerful STEEL palace steamers
. Newport Ee~s, Norfolk and
- ''NazhiEazton-
Nv. Warrington $50 pm lis. Portsmouth, 500 pm
Lv Alszzndria J. 90 psnlLv Norfolk 500 pm
Ar It Monroe 100 ansiIv. It Monroe 7 20 pm
AT. Norfolk 90 am Ar Alexandria 5-so am
Ar. Portsmouth, BIS an Ar Washington 90 am
e Through connections made 81 Nor
- folk with steamers % Old Dominion
Steamship Co fer New York. and Her-
- chants and Miners Steamships Tor Bos-
- ton
EyFor further information apply at
. general ticket of5ee Bond Building I4th
- and X. Y ave. or IN St wharf, Wash
- inEton- D. C.
'Phsne $50 JEo. CALLAHAN. Gen. Mgr.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

NANTED-Colorcd man from the country; $
n-T week Apply 1900 \, y. ave. nv. IL
aNNI-n-ooIorrd elevator hoy. with expert
FHf'- TIE LINCOLN HOTEL. 10th and Il s,s
NANTEn-Y Young man with some experience ou
e"."s- =. BoECkSTAN'S. 500 Florida ave. uw.
JlIt--t
MANIED-NLitg barber Apply Y NJ. g. A.
BARBER SHOP. between I5gh and 18th. ou {,
81. NV, ON Monday. jal5-zt
WANTED-At once 100 Young men 10 supply
our Increasing demand for hookkeepers; posi-
lions guaranteed 80 those Who luaiify. THE
bRiLLERl 200 \. y. ave. jaI7st
ANY person who viii distribute samples 5,r
$ dali. should address STANDARD 4 Wells
WANTED Bright high school bog. god resdrr
Gas DICTATOR Thursday evenings Address bon
as, this oiica iaI7-3t
NANTED-Boys with bicycles wanted for mes
sengeT service: good pay with opportunities 1gr
advancement Apply Postal Telegraph Dfica
l545 Pennsylvania ave, i1IT-st
WASTED-Evcryvhcre hustIers 10 tack signs
distribute circulars samples. ETC no canvas
sing, good pay. Sun ADVERTISING BUREAU,
Chicago 1t
WANTEI-You 10 set type hours : to 3.
good chance for advancement 52j 10Th NV It
DETECTIVES Every locality. good salary ~
peEience unnecessary INTERNATIONAL DE
TECTIFE AGENCY. Milwaukee, VS.. u
WANTED Night Waterman. SIS and board:
also country youth Cali Monday after @ d m.
Room 6. 54 10Th 1t
WANTED Blacksmith who IS sober and indus
trious; no other need apply +. F. HARMON,
NaSon's Spring, Charles county, Nd. 1t
WANTED-Actjve white men to clean windows
Apply sunday, Room 5, I'd floor, 1913 st. 1t
" ANTED-Boy about I6 to work in cabinet
shop; one that has worked At business pre-
ferTed; NJ triaerS Apply al g88 81. NV 1t
WANTED-A good colored man cook, at once.
G2S st. NV. II
WANTED-A boy to tack signs and make him
self generally useful also boy to run stHpling
machine. Apply 1913 18th St, 4 10 3 O'Clock
II
WANTED-A good tailor for new and repair
work; cleaners and pTessers- 9Il2 I4th st NV
jal6-3t
WANTED-Boy with wheel to collect for law
Office; state age and salary Address BOX 3g4,
this Office. jal6-9t
wANTED-A man for gentleman's country
place, must be neat IN dress and a good
driver. Call up telephone Main 2I5F for in
formation. ia15-3t
WANTED-First-class barber. guarantee $50
II st, NV, iaI5-3t
WANTED-Nan to driver mii5 wagon; good
pay: reference 1870 P st. nv. jaI5-St
wANTED-An unmarried white man with ex-
perienee 70 drive milk wagon. SWISS DAIRY.
500 East Capitol St jal4-4t
WANTED-Bright and intelligent people to take
our civil service course; new classes tday and
evening" now forming; rate TO March 81 SO
Call day or evening, WOODS COLLEGE. 81
East Capitol St. jalS-5t
WANTED Messenger boys, with bicycles Ap-
ply IsO1 ? st nv. jaI2-IOt
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-TYPEwRITERs

WANTED-A second hand tygevvriter. Smith
Premier preferred Address BOX 4I5, this Office
ia I7-at
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MONEY 10 LOAN ON REAL EsTArR
MONEY TOLOAN.

Money 20 loan AZ s}z TO per cent, in suns
OF $1,000 % $1,000, on d. c real estate; pay
on and per cent mortgage and begin anew;
All transactions conducted with economical cen
sideration for borrower
VIZ. II. SAUNDERS 3 Co. I4oG St nu.
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PERSONALS.
PROF L NJ. NORRIS, Medium

Daily at 1oI q ST. r. W from u 20 3
NCauCas every Sunday at . p. H. az sf4crafce
Temple, 5l3 81 ST. NV silver collection. iaI7-2t
VIII Nellie Who met friend from Philadelphia
on New Year Day send address o. BOX l25 this
officer WA remain here permanently II
MADAME CATfIFBINE Paluist and Card
Reader, sos 5ts ST. NV. Tells everything YOU
"Ish To know gives luck for all things. Bring
this al, and &C. d good fortune for zoe and 500
isI7-Gl
MADAME CATHERINE, PALMS. and Gard
Reader sos 9Th ST. nv. Tells everything YOU
wish 70 know; gives iuck for all things Bring
this ad. and get a good fortune for 25c and SOC
jalS-5t
The WDRkINGMA$ who pays the price Of
coal can do so with the savings when he buys
suit or oVCEc5It lslightIy used} from JJSTH :
OLD STASb 6Ig u ST. iaf2-7t
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FOUND.

PRINTING PRESS PRODUCTS: satisfactory.
prompt service; 1000 business cards. bill
heads uOteheads. ENVELOPES, $50. HAYS SOS
/ st nv ja15-I0t
FOUND-Lacey' ice cream absolutely pure
70 cents per gallon. Delivered in unIette.ed
wagons. COZ New York ave. NV. mlO.tf
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THE LOGAN,
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS

FOR RENT-Two elegant sunny rooms 'front.'
heat, light, and privileges; references must be
git edge Apply 1926 9th NV. Price moderate
FOR RENT-Two or three unfinished rooms
on second floor; heat, gas, and bath. 9G7 Viz
GINA ave So faI6-9t
FOR RENT-second floor Of three rooms; gas
bath, and beat. 52I North Capitol St isIe-st
FOR RENT-Unfuruished rooms o8l L d nv.
jeI6-st
FOR RENT-Three UNFINISHED rooms for light
housekeeping; cheap. q. G st. sw jaI5-st
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EKCHANGE-A fine suburban property for
Los Angeles; electric depot on property: ten
room house and to 20 acres; seven miles out ;
clear. Address BOX 1876, this Office jaI6-st
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WANTED-oFFIcE ROOMS.

WANTED-Desk room. or part Office, in goo
position state particulars Address BOX 400
this office. fzI6-2r
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WANTED Blacksmith who Is sober and indus
trious. no other need apply. r. F. HARMON
Mason's Spring, Charles county, Nd. II
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WANTED Messenger boys, with bicycles AT
ply Is01 st. nv taI2-IOt
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FOR RENT-sToRE & DWELLING.

FOR RENT-store and dwelling: splendid To-
cation for any small business. TI3 I 81 NV
all modern improvements, low rent Inquire
Of owner. TSS 9TH ST nv. isI7-st
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES
wANTEp-MIscELLANEous-

WANTED-A Few more boarding horses stable,
1905 S ST. nv. ja15-st
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FOR sALE-Slightly used upright snd square
pianoa at sacrificing prices STTEFF PIANO
q AREROOMS, 521 nth st. Nv; J. C. CUNLfFF,
Manager. asst
FOR SALES for Morris chairs with hair
cushion; 50 for hair mattress in two parts;
bedroom and parlor suites, 81 per week. Get
our prices. REDNoND'S, 3ll-3I3 It'll 81 NV
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WANTED Night vatchruun. SIS and board:
also country youth Cali Monday after d. M.
Room g. 524 10Th It
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LADIES' coats made for s.; pIeated skirts 8
suits (coat and skirt s.; win call Tor and de.
liver satisfaction warranted; latest styles Adj
dreas BOX 8, this Office. jaI--8t
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FOR sALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Gent's bicycle, 50; also lady's
wheel. 81 both in fine condition. Address
BOX ZOE, this offics, iaI6-9t
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC

FOR SALE-Fius LOT CT parrots, hooking birds,
squirrels, snakes, guiaes piss. rabbits gold
nsh. Also cansries from SI.50 upward.
SCHMID's EMPORIUM OF PETS. 12 18Th 81
Nv. no25-a
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" ANTED-BOy about I6 TO work in cabinet
shop; one that has worked at business pre-
ferTed; NJ triaers Apply at g33 Z St NV II
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WANTED-Actjve white men to clean windows
Apply sunday, Room 5, ID floor 1913 + st. 1t
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-ATe you qualified as a travelling
cial way7 If 50. address BOX z07 this Office
az il IS possible we can place YOU in a pleas
ant, profitable, and permanent positions no
Canvassing. iaIT-2
" ANTED-We employ from 100 TO 200 sales
GAS TIP AND SELF LIGHTER co; . West
Broadway. New York iaI7-Tt
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED furnished room house, by lady: VIII
give reasonable price Z furniture and con
neCtion Is good; a well established boarding
house would be entertained. address BOX 4GI.
this Office fa1G-st
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FOR SALE-HoUsEs.

FOR sALE-Priee, 1850 reBl. $500: near
sth and ne, twU-story SIX room BATH, brick
NEAR 18th and & NV. nine rooms; ali modern
improvements q splendid home, price, Is 700
NEAR l2tn and " ne. two story. Basement. six
rooms bath, bay window brick. Only - go
laIa-2t ELnRLn.E Z LnRnAN- III {. NJ
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.
Red STAR LINE.

NEW YoRR-sOUTHAA PTON-LONpON
Phil phia Jar. q, 10 am Krooni dan. 81 l0a m
Friesl'd Jan. .. 10 an ST Pau. Feb. 1, 10 an.
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HELP wANTED-FEMAJE.

WAITED competent young coIoTed woman
who can take dictaTiOn and typewrite- Address
BOX 6, this Office js17-2t
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WANTED-BoARD

- ANTEB-Boa-5 and comfortable room. bv
business nan, moderate terms for pernanency
address B0N 202 this of3ce fzl6-st
WkNTED-BT young man, two meals day in
private family within blacis or two u Patent
ofiee address Boa b. this Office. jaI4-5t