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Evening journal., 1904-12-30
GENERAL MARKETS

Philadelphia-Flour steady; winter
superfine, S3.55G370; Penna. roller
clear S4.50@475; city mills, fancy
Sc. lOW6.3O. Rye flour steady; per bar
rel. S4.40. Wheat firm; No. 2 Penna.
red. new, s1.12@1.12b. Corn steady;
No. yellow local, 501sc; Oats firm
No. ? white, clipped, seize; lower
grades, SAC. Hay firm; No. timothy
$l4M15. Pork firm; family, SIT. Beet
steady; beef hams, $23H24. Live poul
try firm; hens, lie; old roosters, 7c
Dressed poultry firm; choice fowls
1215c.; old ROSTERS, 915c. Butter firm
creamery. Bic. Eggs firm; New York
and Penna., 3Oc. per dozen. Potatoes
steady: new, per bushel. $4,000.
Baltimore = Wheat strong; spot
contract, S113a @113B; steamer No
2 red, S1.0SG 1.OSA southern, by sam.
pie, 95c.Q S113%; southern. on grade
$1.03& M1.13&. Corn steady; spot
new, 5Ossq5O%c,i. year 5Oss q50%c.;
steamer mixed, 4S%4 4sHgc9; southern
ern yellow corn, new, 45h6 5O1hc
Oats firm No. 2 white. 36d3656c. f:
No. mixed, 35h a 35Ac. Rye duh
uptown, No. western, S6WS7c. Hay
steady; No. l timothy, $14@1450; No
l clover, mixed. S12. Butter steady;
cry, 26026l2c.; fancy ladle, 16G17c. f;
store packed 15Q16c. Eggs weak /;
per dozen, 26c. Cheese firm; large
11h@11%c,; small. 121k013c.
New YOrk-Butter firm; common to
extra creamery, 17@27c.; do. do. held,
2002515c.; do. do. state dairy, $50
Csc; do. do. renovated, 10000. com
mon TO choice western factory, 100
lie; do. do. western imitation cream
cry. 16021c. Cheese quiet: state full
cream, colored and white small fancy,
12c.; do. fine. 11hc.; do. late made
colored and white choice. lie; do.
poor. SbG9i5c.; do. large colored and
white fancy. 1l%c.; do. fine. Ito
11Ac.; do. poor SGS&c Eggs lower
state. Penna. and nearby fancy select
ed white, 34qS5c.; &c. choice, 500
33c.; do. mixed fancy. 2Sd zee; west
ern fancy selected, 26c.; do. average
best 25c. southerns. 19025c.: refrig-
orators, lSq21c. Live poultry firmer;
western chickens, 10c; fowls. 115bc. /:
tuaksys, 12913c. Dressed poultry ir-
regular; western chickens. f0h912c.;
fowls. 10q1lc.; turkeys. 1561Sc. Po-
tatoes steady; Long Island. $1.7562;
state and western, s1.25fbL50: Jersey
sweets, S2G3.50. Cabbages firm; fiat
Dutch, per 100 head, 5000.
Evening journal., 1904-12-30
BARTON SIGNS With ATHLETICS
Connie Mack Will Give Clever Little
Catcher a Try Out.

Philadelphia. Dec. 30-Manager Con-
ME Mack. Of the Athletics, has signed
for next season b. +. Lord. an outheld-
er who played last season with the
Coatesville team. and Harry Barton,
who caught last year for Williamsport
The latter's contract was received yes
terday.
Manager Mack has also signed John
Knight. local lad, who played third
base for the Central High School last
summer.
All three Of the men are promising
young ball players.
Evening journal., 1904-12-30
TRI-cITY STANDING.
Notes Of the League.

The fur few.
Academy has a nice lead for first
place.
Warren lost the first game by three
pins. That is the kind OF a game that
hurts.
Pancoast was high man in the
league last night.
Pete" Mayne rolled a good game
to have such sore thumb. He had
better be careful.
The second game between the Acad-
envy and Wilmington was a trip
TO the hospital for people with weak
hearts.
vedder rolled a good game with the
Black Cats.
Somebody said carbolic acid about
the Chester Warren game.
Chester is slowly forging 70 the fore.
They will bear watching.
The Olympia league team defeated
the Franklin College two out OF three
last night.
Green has accepted the
,'N@lenge from Harvey's All-Star
Nenburg rolled in hard luck in
game in the league for some
femed TO be up against It.
[skee matter with that War
- - - \ |-s.4 30 80
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viii Publish Biography Of Ham,

WI NN'o' DiNSiaPhy " FId0Uds
Cleveland, Dec. SO.-Elmer Dover,
private secretary to the late Senator
Marcus A. Hanna, is collecting data
to be used in the official biography of
the dead statesman. Mr.. Dover has
undertaken the work at the request of
the Hanna family. Hundreds of letters
from public men have been found, and
some of them will probably be incor-
Dorated in the work. An interesting
feature of the book will be the orig
inal draft of the labor plank incor-
porated in the platform of the ma
tional Republican convention in Phila-
delphia. II is in Mr.. Hanna's handwrit-
ing, with many erasures, alterations
and interlineations. but withal per-
fectly legible.
Evening journal., 1904-12-30
SPOR 7 s
ACADEMY TAKES THREE
FROM WILMINGTON
Large Crowd Witnessed the
Contest Between Two Crack
TrirCity Teams

The Academy team took another big
jump last night when 1t defeated the
ALI Wilmington cracks three straight
games. This Is the first time dur
ing the season that these two star
teams Of the Tri-City League have
met and there was a large crowd Of
spectators at the Academy alleys to see
the fun. Every man on the Academy
team was in good form and in the Sec
ond game they rolled 1000. Pancoast
made the highest total score, $50
Washington. won two out Of three
from the Black Cats on the Academy
alleys and Chester on its own alleys
took two out Of three from Warren.
The New Century Club Of Chester de-
tented New Castle three straight
games. The scores:
Evening journal., 1904-12-30
Three MIdshipmen Punished

Washington, Dec. SO.-Three mid.
shipmen detected in an attempt to
smuggle liquor into the naval academy
during the holidays have been ordered
to the prison ship Santee for the re-
mainder Of the academic year and will
lose their September vacation. In ad-
dltion the offenders have been given
100 dement's each. Their names are
not obtainable.
Evening journal., 1904-12-30
Live Stock Markets

Union Stock Yards. Pittsburg-Cat.
tie were steady; choice. s5.2565.5O:
prime, .S4.S5@5.10. Hogs were slow:
prime heavies. S47564S0: medium,
$4.7O; heavy Workers. $460M465;
light Workers, S455M460; pigs, S4.40
G450; roughs. $3.50. Sheep were
steady; prime wethers, s490651O;
$4.50@7S0; veal calves. s76750.
Evening journal., 1904-12-30
Rurned ono Bale Of cotton.

Fort Gaines, Ca, Dec. 30.-The far
mers of Clay county at meeting here
burned one bale Of cotton on the prin-
cipal street This is supposed to be
their share of the surplus 100000
bales, and the burning was done with
much ceremony.
Evening journal., 1904-12-30
Tennex MAJ Mnnano Roston.

Boston, Dec. so.-Prosident A. II, soden
said last night that it will be January Is
before the question OF manager Of the
Boston National Club will be settled. In
the meantime Business Manager Rogers
and Captain Fred Tenney have the inside
track
Evening journal., 1904-12-30
Double Suicide In Lodging House.

New York, Dec. 30.-The bodies Of
two men, who had registered as George
Weber and George Brown, and who,
the police say, had evidently commit
ted suicide together, were found in a
room in a Bowery lodging house Both
men were about 80 years of age. Be
side Weber was a vial containing
cyanide of potassium and a note say
ing: IF am successful in my attempt
It is the only way out of it, as l can
see / am friendless and hopeless.
When l am found please get me out OF
the way as soon as possible"
Evening journal., 1904-12-30

Recent excavations in Egypt have re-
vealed a bond-dated A. ID. 100-appren-
ticing a slave for two years to the
'semiograph," to be taught to read
and write shorthand, or the signs that
your son Dionysios knows" the teacher
receiving In all 12o dranhmas--abouts 22.
Evening journal., 1904-12-30
oIympia pefeats Franklin.

The Olympia team OF the Tri-City
League defeated the Franklin College
two out Of three games last night. The
scores follow;
Evening journal., 1904-12-30

Rihlung fort. situated on Rihlung
Mountain formed part of the inner
circle of the chain Of forts defending
Port Arthur Rihlung is situated about
two miles from the outskirts of the
town Of Port Arthur, from which it
bears due northeast The fort just
captured is a mile and a half southeast
Of the Keekwan fort, recently captured
by the Japanese. The possession of
these two forts should make a most
important breach in the Notifications
of Port Arthur and cut off communica-
ton between the Golden Hill forts
and the forts of the western section Of
the inner circle of Notifications.
From Rlhlung Mountain, which f.
nearly opposite 2O3-Metre Hill, +
would appear that the Japanese fire
will be able to reach anything in the
harbor and town which the Japanes
heavy guns on 203-Metre Hill are I'M
able to hit, thus making 1t apparently
impossible for the Russian second Pa
cific squadron to make any use of Por
Arthur even should the japanese con
tent themselves with holding the
strong positions they now occupy.
Evening journal., 1904-12-30
OLD SWeDES TEAMS WIN
First Five Defeated Company A by
Score of a5 20 10.

The two Old swedes basketball teams
easily defeated their opponents last night,
the first team winning from Company A
by the score Of S5 to 49, while the second
team defeated the Delaware A. A. by the
score OF "a 10 .. Both Of the Old Swodes
teams played in good form and led their
opponents a merry chase. The teams
lned-up as follows:
Evening journal., 1904-12-30
Fire DAMAGES HoIIls Hsll u,-,,,.

Cambridge. Mass. Dec. sO.-Hollis
Hall. the historic dormitory on the
old campus at Harvard University.
was damaged by fire and the building
was barely saved from destruction.
The loss has not been estimated. AS
this is the Christms recess there
were no students aboT
Evening journal., 1904-12-30

Field goals, Neal, s. Butterworth. 8;
Lummis' ?; Hyland ?; Graham. 2; Smith.
/; Morgan, .; from fouls, Lummis, G: Nor
gan /; 20 and Is minute halves II. Smith.
referee.
Evening journal., 1904-12-30

Toxic. Dec. SO.-A report received
from the headquarters of the third
Japanese army before Port Arthur, re-
ceived here on Wednesday, December
rs, at midnight. says:
ION Wednesday, December %, at 10
o'clock in the morning the left center
column Of our army, following some
heavy explosions on the frontal para
pet Of Rihlung Mountain, charged and
occupied the parapet under cover of
fire from heavy guns and constructed
defense works despite the enemy's
fierce fire.
AT o'clock in the afternoon, when
our occupation was practically as
sured. we charged and occupied the
inner lines of heavy gun positions,
subsequently dislodging a remnant of
the enemy's force stubbornly holding
the gorge fort, which we occupied and
captured the entire works."
Evening journal., 1904-12-30
THE JAP FORCES
CAPTURE RIHLUNG
Important Forts at Port
Arthur Are Taken After
a Fierce Fight
SUFFERED LOSS OF 1000 MEN.

Headquarters Of the japanese Army
Before Port Arthur, via Fusan, Dec.
aO.-Rihlung fort was captured at 3
o'clock yesterday morning, with 1000
Japanese casualties. Seven dynamite
mines were exploded and made
breaches in the front wall, through
which large body Of Japanese troops
charged under cover of a tremendous
bombardment and captured the first
line of light guns. A bitter fight re-
suited in the capture of the fort The
garrison. numbering 500 men. made
its escape.
Evening journal., 1904-12-30

In falling down stairs you can never
begin at the bottom
Evening journal., 1904-12-30

Big stock Of Furs and Coats at half
price. Greenbaum's, 3O4 Market street
Evening journal., 1904-12-30

It is better to mend up your old res
olutions than to make new ones.
Evening journal., 1904-12-30

The antique fad has made a junk
shop of many a handsome home.
Evening journal., 1904-12-30

BY Denman Thompson and George w.
Ryer.
Prices: Matinee, %, S5. so and rs cents.
Night, 25, S5, so. 75c and s1.OO.
The Washington times., 1904-10-17

Dog Lost-See Lost Column.
Ten years Old tag 6195.
The Washington times., 1904-10-17

Established 10 years. sou4s Of the places
sold last week: Pool ro0m, 1856 49, 81
sW-' s-uJi grocery store 4tE St So. ST. 200
looning house. Go - NV. $40; room
tus mouse. Cos 9Th 81. NV, $500 boarding
NOISE ~ Maryland ave, $780, cigar
s-9fe. ttl and q SIS NV. 500; we sen
~ tne business places or any note.
Z. r. York BUSINESS BROKERS'.
'-t r ocI6-5t
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WANTED-White nurse; So per week.
1Zl6 18th ST. NV. III
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

TVAETED-A good. steady colorsd We
man, one from country preferred. Al
ply gll i ST. nv. IT
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wANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Cauvasse 10 sell diamonds
watches. and all hTsJ-Class JeWelTy and
sllVerWares either for cash or liberal
credit terms; bond required experience
unnecessary collectors and cauVassers
acquainted with good trade can better
their Positions push IS the only requisite
needed. Apply Manager. 'CASTEL-
BERG S, " $50 Pennsylvania ave.
selZ-mo. fritz
WANIED-Meu and women OF good ad-
dress guaranteed salary Of SIS weekly
10 right parties. SIG 18th ST. NV Ocl1-5t
WAN IED-Agents and solicitors for the
Continental Fire Insurance Co, OF New
York assets about $4,000, 90; also for
burg assets. 81 so. 0JJs see adv. under
Financial Apply c. MARTIN BRAND.
1904 @ ST. NV. se2s-tf
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANIEB-Io exchange a mans BIZ
cycle. iu good condition. for bows. i'm
perfect condition. Call 3g3s NJ st. ocI7-8t
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Everybody Is Going Into
The Times election contest Are your
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BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe snd JeHeF-
LOCAL MENTION.
Picking Up Money
When you enter The Times election con
test
The Best Asset in Life
Is health. Supply your table with
health-giving food Tor your family IL g
highest i'm uOurishlug value. Good
grocers, &C.
Everybody Is Going Into
The Times election contest Are your
Dog Lost-See Lost Column.
Ten years old tag 6595.
Get in the Election Contest
t2.5Co in gold to the winners.
Repairs Small as Wen as Large.
c. D. C. Carpenter. us 18th ST. NV.
If Not One, Then another.
Even II you don't win that thousand
you nave LAE same EEaLLE the mex
one 70 take the $50 second prize In The
Times great election contest
Investigate The Time Election Contest
Money and fun for all
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED-Two girls. plain cook. cham
peEmald and girl light housework. 1850
nth 81 NV IL
WANTED-A woman. white Of coI0red.
Tor general houseWOrk- pa Sth 81. Sc.
Ocl7-Zr
WANTED cook al once. AZ 10Th ST.
WANTED-WhIte nurse 50 per week.
a-15 18th ST. NV IL
WANTED-Lady agents. salary. 81 a
cay pay every day. Apply after q. 10.
al OF u ST. nv. M q. WHlICHAtei.
WANTED-Cooks. general workers. SO.
&c Inquire l-l 10th ST. NV. ~
WANTED - Shirt. waist. and sleeve
LaL-s5 also lmpF1Fer5. Apply l-a5 18th
WANTED reliable woman cook and
lalndresss good home, good wages. 3-l1
49, - --- 1----.L
=NTED-FlTsr-class woman cook an
44gl EeIlsE- Faula ave NV. side door.
Egn- j. GARDINER IL
WAETED-Go0d cook and Iauudress.
stay nights. ll-s MassacluseIts ave.
nv. IL
WANTED-Whlte lousemaid. family Of
Loufs mo- cEl-lrH-5 TWO girls employed.
Apply e lLl III So uW. OCl7-5J
WANTED-Wsltress. Apply I4ly St.
NV good hours IL
WANIED-Glrl for general louseworz;
nef ON and % SIS. NV grocery store
WA&TED-GIrI Tor general h0usework
lA NAT. can after p.u-s BOX -llJ l4Ll
81 uW. III
WANTED young girl 10 keep stock
~ In-L-lueIy store apply DCEEl, s-
q ST lW. III
WAN TED-A girl 10 cook and 90 gen
e1aL -1-=eFtplA sl family OF three
adults mo- washing OF ironing ss North
WANTED - German giTl for general
houseFoEa. Call after 3 pm. I9a l5ta
6L me- ae-l-l-
WANTED-EFery girl with pretty teeth
% chew Ch-eler= III
WANTED-Womau Tor cooking and gen
eral L0usaF.grE. small family 60 home
or stay nights. Gail So y ST. sW.
WAETED-Au assistant TO work Gu
skirts also one on waists and girl
10 90 shopping and eTl1lIs- Apply after
~ pm. ~ us So l|. oclI5r
WASTED-GlrI fo~ general l-usewarIl.
reference required apply 4- 1927 etL ST..
NV. between u ana %. 10
WANTED-Eeat girl for general hous.-
work il small family 1928 4ra s- uVE-
OcLl--L
WANTED Three general h0useworkeEz
Two cooks TWO mattresses. chamber
maid ana nurse. +55 ISL 81 81. oclarll
WAETED-seJLed woman Tor cook and
general homework two ll family ref
erelees required. 80 college 81 NV.
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wANrED-RooMS.

WNANTED--By November 4, three or
Iour room nat; heat gas private bath;
Northwest: not below ID ST. or above
lytn and N sts.. for husband. wife
enid three years. Address BOX H..
this Office IL
WANIED-Two or three rooms for
ught housekeeping. lexington vicinity;
win elderly couple. j. II. BROWN. Z25
Prospect ST. ne. 1t
lWANTED-Three rooms for light house
keeping state terms; location. North
east Address sos II ST. ne Il
WANTED-Three or four unfuruished
rooms Tor light housekeeping I'm North
west Tor man and wife state price. Ad-
dress BOX Is this ONCE oc17-3t
WANTED-Two or three unfuruished
rooms, between Sd and 9th SITS. sW., suit
able Tor light housekeeping, by young
couple. Address BOX 5gl, this office.
oCl6-3t
WANTED-Four unfurrished rooms IN
GOOD locality for light housekeeping.
Address BOX SO, this Office, ocl5-3t
WANTED-Two uufuruished rooms for
light housekeeping. within seven squares
columbian University state price. Ad-
dress BOX 54l. this ONCE. Oc15-3t
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FOR RENr-FURN1sHED ROOMS.

fOF RENI-E furnished or uufurnished
rooms for housekeeping; Two, three, and
five rooms. S33 @ NV. o117-3t
FOR RENT-S33 New York ave. desir-
able front room, furnished; southern
exposure suitable for one or two gem
temeni separate beds. Ocl7-St
FOR RENT-Furuished front and back
rooms. 6l8 9th St NV. ocl7-St
FOR RENT-Furnished front room:
Wen Kept reasonable. slS So. NV.
FOR RENE communicating rooms;
large bay window 'front.' others, single
or double. z 5th 81. Sc. oclI-2t
FOR RENT-Tvo second story front
rooms, nicely furnished, for light
hOusekeepiE e, well heated, light and
clean very desirable 465 4 81. sw.
CS-.-St
FOR RENTED gth 81. NV, large fur
nished rooms housekeeping ocll-5t
FOR RENT-THo third floor furnished
rooms, {lOi heat. q X 81. ne ocll-6t
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. 81. S..
$40. and slZs single or connected steam
heat gas and bath SO 18th St NV.
FOR RENT-Pleasant furnished rooms.
ge9 New York ave. NV. ocl6-at
FOR RENT - Furnished rooms no
housekeeping. Address l0l4 4th ST. nv.
Ocl6-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished large, sunny.
front room. heat and gas s. per month.
10 r 81 NV. ocl5-st
FOR RENT-Two rooms, heat and gas;
single or en- suite cheap 81 Massachu-
sets ave. NV oclo-zt
FOR RENT-TwO front rooms, with
heat and gas no children. lsI4 Gth st.
NV - Ocl6-st
FOR RENT - Two nicely furnished
rooms heat, bath, and gas hOuseEeep-
ing 513 Rhode Island ave. NV. ocl5-5t
FOR RENT-Three cheerful. nicely fur
uisued second floor rooms light house
keeping no children 4os K ST. NV.
Oc45-.t
500 r ST wv. has a few second floor
wei furnished rooms for rent al mod
crate prices oclb-5t
FOR RENT-F0r two gentlemen only.
hs- ndsomeIy furnished large room. with
private beautifully tiled porcelain BATH
handsome modern dWeAlnEf owner =
private adult family. moderate excel
lent board If desired. lLZl 18th ST. NV.
octet
FOR RENT-Bright pleasant room in
small house TO respectable working
man. board If desired 1922 sth ST. NV.
lcL2-5l
FOR RENT-TwO- furnished rooms FOR
light housekeeping second lCor5 no chill
dreu- 30 ID ST. ne Ocl5-5u
FOR EENT-Large furnished front
room; porcelain bath near Library.
su c. 81 Sc. ocl5-st
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished room on
second floor reasonable well heated.
nos sth sJ. NV. ocl5-6t
FOR REET-Third-stor back room,
western exposure quiet ueighborhOOdi
near all car lines references required.
1916 10th ST. NV Ocl5-3t
FOR RENT-F'uruishcd rooms. S. and S
gentlemen. Oh u ST. nv. ocI5-5U
FOR RENT-Large rooms gentlemen:
81 q week. also light housekeeping. lIsI
18th ST. NV. Ocl5-5t
FOR RENT Furnished. three choice
rooms. 100 ST. nF.; steam heat oc-5-5t
FOR RENT-Tlree furnished rooms.
~ III st. Sc. ocl5-3J
FOR RENT-sls New York ave; nicely
furnished second floor front room. suita-
bic for gentleman and wife or two gem
tl~Uen. Ocl5-5r
FOR RENT-Oue furnished 'front.' room.
81 x ST. NV. ocl5-3t
FOR RENT-Tw0 large. desirable front
rooms. with large closets. no C. ST. nv.
FOR RENT-Two large front rooms,
nicely furnished. wen heated, porCe-
lain bath. suitable Tor one Up two Ia
dies or gentlemen gentleman In house
wants young man. roommate. 4Zs-z II
81 NV 0cI4-5t
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FOR RENT-oFFICEs.

FOR RENT-OmCe rooms i'm the Evans
Building l4I6 20 l424 New York ave. NV
most centrally located rental very low.
Apply TO JOHN u. EVANS, 1924 New
York ave. 7e-I-tL
BLISS BUILDING, 80 b st. uw.-Very
desirable offices. facing Capitol, with
heat. light. and JaultOr service from s.
Uer month I'D. Call or write a o.
BLISS. Telephone East 62A se5-tf
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wANTED-RooMs AM BOARD.

WANTED-By young man, board and
single room. near POstOftce Depart
ferred. Address BOX ]. this Office
GCl5-ZT
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED - By settled white woman
place as nurse or hOusekeeper. Apply 5lz
10th ST. NV II
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SITUATIONS wAErED-mALz.

WANTED-By white man and wife, a
place as Jauir0r. Address a." IIer5st's
Drug store. Pennsylvania ave. Is
WANTED-By reliable young man. 81
place washing dishes. POPS 5th st. NV.
oclt-aJ
WANTED coIored man, work IS
porter In q small fiat OF building. l4zf
10Th ST. NV ocI7-sL
WANIED-By young man. place ia fur
IlLuTa store OF ON furniture wagon Adj
dress $50 10th ST. roe. IT
WANTED-By japanese, situation as
butler or lyuarWuTEeT lu private family
wages $50 month. Address BOX 10, this
office. ocI7-2t
WANTED - By practical farmer and
gardener place of working manager on
farm TyL -JIa. best or references. Adj
dress FARMER, BOX s, this office.
WANTED situation as elevator Op-
orator THOMAS HENDERSON. ZIG
= St. NV. Ocl6-st
AYAETED-By coIored man. place as
porter ll store on driver. best OF refer
euces5 bond If required. Address BOX
WANTED-Flace as manager, foreman
CA property best references can be
given. Address BOX 5l3. this office.
WANTED-By young married man. p0-
slrigu of amy kind twelve years genera
e.
Address BOX laI. this office. Ocl5-St
WAETED-Ey ID hrst-class stone mason
and stone cutter. position IN any part
OF country Address BOX 5J6. this once
Ocls-3J
WANTED-By white man. the care OF
gentleman country place. Address ~.
H. Won EJTTGER. COZ North sd st..
Richmond. Va. ocII-It
cTTrhrYOS5c ysysN1rzD ,r.rrz ..,,
FEMALE.
WANTED-By man and wife positions
as chef and pastry cook good refer
eLce- Address or call 600 J. ST. sw
UClT-4t
HAS or HAND cooks. Iauudress. cham
DeTmalds, nurse. also jauitors, coach
mem references. Address 512 NJ ST. NV:
phone North zys9 ocl6-gt
SERVANTS Male and female the kind
YOU want can be seen al American
Home Seekers Association daily. PrI-
waite apartment for ladies TO interview
with servants. 4lS 10Th ST. uW. lbase-
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The Washington times., 1904-10-17

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BURT's PHARMACY. corner Monroe znd 5eHeT-
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