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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-05
Russia y Jap6n

AN4M9n&
La s.cuaara persueuesn-De DecIaracf6n pAcfGon deli
Jap6n-HEovimienfe de barces-Reunidn aPia-
xAda--Auusstns De Rusins-En essade de guerra.
Anlinciase la pr6xima parti :
da de la escuadra portuguese,
compuesta de un acorazado y
los cruceros "San Rafael y" San
Gabriel, para ell Extreme Orien-
te, cen objeto de proteger los in
tereses lusitanos en- aquellas re-
giones.
-.
El gobierno japones, segdn te-
legrama de Toxic, MEGA ter
minantemente el proyecto que
Sc lie ha atribuido de mandar
una expedition a Corea.
En- vista de esta declaration,
Sc supone que la Ultima nota de
Russia reconoce la preponderan-
cia del Japon en- Corea.
-
Comunican de Port Said que
ell crucero ingles Diana ha sa-
lido con ordenes secretas para
Ell Extreme Oriente.
De Geneva dicen que salieron
de aquel puerto los dos cruceros
comprados q la Argentina por el
Jap6u. s.
Ell crucero frances Pascal" es
esperado en- Chemulpo, segtn
telegrama de Seul.
~
Dicen de Toxic que Sc ha
aplazado la reunion del consejo
de ancianos.
En- despacho de Pekin y con
referencia a informaciones de
origen diplomatico, Sc asegura
que el Japon proseguira las ne
gociaciones, porque desea obte-
ner un nuevo plazo para COM
pletar los aprestos.
Sc sigue creyendo en- la capi-
tai de China que son grandes
las probabilidades de que estalle
la guerra entire Russia y el Ja-
pom antes de la primavera pro-
xima.
Tambien telegraffan desde
Pekin que, seg1n declaraciones
del principe Ching, el Celeste
Imperio mantendra una actitud
completamente neutral en- case
de estallar la lucha.
y.
FL corresponsal de The Mew
York Herald, en- San Petersbur-
go anuncia que Sc han comuni-
cado ordenes al decimo cuerpo
de ejercito, nandado por Ell ge-
neral Slutchewski Y tornado
por 81 mil hombres, para que Sc
prepare a marchar en- breve a la
Manchuria.
Afiade ese corresponsal:
"En las visitas que he hecho
a personals del mundo Official, he
recogido la impression de que.
Russia Sc considera va de hecho4
en- guerra con el imperio japo-1
mes y por 10 mismo Sc efect1anI
con actividad los aprestos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-05
Ell Dr. don GustavO MunOz Dfaz

Ha trasIadado su despacho 4 la calle
de la Fortaleza n1mero SO, piso bajo,
don de recibira q s1s clientes.
En- el misrno local Sc atenderan todos
los avisos para la vista domiciIiaria. -
Telefonos n1meros Io4 y 1929.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-05
La CerVeza
ANHEUSER BUSCH

Compuesta de exracto de ccbada pura l6pulo, q h
mas tonica mas sahudable detodas las cervezas Ne
causa dispepsia. La fabrica es mas grande dd
mcndo
E eOnsaaO dd ano pasadO assemble at33.117,sOG
baAenas.
Agente R. A. Macfe Tetudn 7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-05

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-05

Aniinciase la proxima parti !
da de la escuadra portuguese,
compuesta de un acorazado y
los cruceros "San Rafael y" San
Gabriel, para ell Extreme Orien-
te, cen objeto de proteger los in
tereses lusitanos en- aquellas re-
giones.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NTED-''Aiain rs. Hello. IS that Royce s..
1925 p So goo Yes" Have you studio sp--
ciaIIy arranged for children Yes yr
call 10 TIE PHOTOGRAPHIC NURSERY
children are quite at home there. ana Ne
always get good pictures Of them. can
] make an engagement for tomorrow az
O'Clock F'' YES We'll, i suppose 500
guarantee satisfaction 2'' Certainly" 20 X
Guul-by-' u1-e-.t
wAETED-Pool tables. Immediately 9o7 9TH
So. nw. uoll-eL
wANTED-Jo5 press; large size. H. S
RIVER. East Falls Church. Va nOl0-at
WANTED Furniture. carpets. etc. buying
contents Of houses a specially; liberal spot
cash prices. mail orders given prompt at
ttutl8u- LEWIS FURNITURE SHOP. 80
lo,h 81. u"- ho--sJt
WANTED Parade electric battery. Ad-
dress Bon als. ms once. n1--a-
IPFJISTERING-Ees work. lowest prices.
carpets made and laid. II. q. CONN, 1928 lJh
20. NV H''-li
WANTED Second hand coffee mill medium
or large size. must Pee perfect Address d. 4.
MEYERS Iy-l s1th ST. NV, stating price de-
sired. uHA-1t
REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS who de-
sire 10 bet ou the election can secure the
highest cash prices for old gold. silver dia-
u0uls. watches. and other me leWelry al
ABRAHAMs. fsa sth 81 NV, jyzs-lslt
WANTED-HiFn=st cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies OF E-Htlemeu's. Also shoes
and hats Address postal and / Viii call any
hour b. TARSHES 1895 7th 81. NV Phone
North l99 se2s-GJr
WANTED-s. KEBEsKY. 1905 9Th 81 NV.
viii pay the highest cash prices FOR ladies'
gents and eallar-n's CASTOR clothing and
shoes ana hats. Address postal and ! viii
call Oc4-3Jt
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shed a tear for Michael O'NeaL
he broke his back ou a banana /

shed a tear for Michael O'Neal
he broke his back on banana peel
As Michael O-NeaI SILK, forty-one years
OLD, OF WOOd1urn, ID. c., was descending
the steps on the PENNSYLVANIA Avenue
side of the Treasury Department yester-
dal afternoon. DE stepped on banana
peel and the rest can be imagined bet
Ter than described. His head struck the
sharp edge Of a step which he had just
lcit behind. and his back was bruised
and Wrcnched as he bounced up and
Gown uu the hard stones and finally
landed lu a heap at the bottom.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

,.leyy ygi.E sE'S - i3 1I'.Tff CT
rr---,----.' ...-.-.- - -. ~' e. .
pie4 Ly tHe Ba aore Hotel, ne have thor
o-EhIy feuot aztec D. and VIII no" conduct "a
aulcIly uiBh--itzs hotel. Excellent cuisine
from 81 per dav ID or14-4lt
ROOM AND bOAFB-larsr new furnished
ron ts.s- near Eya=hfnpra1 Ctrrf+- llirr n~rT.
comforts also au. sI1sIG room. r-4ssuaIIa
-@s j ST. u". uol1-'t
gr,>..rt.5, T.... t.,-r,. -. ,-g,.I, TI.r,,tgt- =
800 - 60. -.f,i. t.-.f.r III f
board bath and home comforts. gentlemen
desired. terms reasonable. -Oal l. st. uN.
hol'-ot
LARGE AND SMALL. rooms. good boar.
ii'= ''i--' ''N,'- ii''"-sl
% SEATDE ST. EW.-Iarge. sunny from.
room for remit s.Ia board ia small family.
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Railway Men Hurt.

Injured about the head and body as a
result Of a collision between Hat ear
on which they were riding and several
freight cars on a side track iu the Ana
costa yards OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
Eoad, brakeman Patrick Murphy and
Elagmau Ninton Nichols, were taken
20 Providence Hospital this morning.
DIS. r. r. Norris ana ". l.. Rogers,
VINO dressed the injuries. say they are
IN no Immediate danger
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So MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
A second hand upright piano OF reliable
make at slSJ-stool. scarf one years tuning
and free delivery included
FIG. SMITH PIANO CO
Bradbury Building lZZ5 Pa. Ave
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Holmes Homemade "Milk0 Bread

3 CENTS A LOAF
You can't make better bread at home
you cant buy better bread anywhere
than Holmes genuine homemade Milk
Bread. Made Of the best materials and
mixed with fresh milk instead OF water
lit is delicious and nutritious Fresh
from oven 10 table, o. Loaf. Holmes
Bakery, lst and r SIS. Phone f. I44O
and T. 14H
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Relatives OF Carl Precht and Law.
renee kries, the two boys who ran away
from their homes I'm Baltimore on sun
day and We're arrested in Washington
on Tuesday night came 10 the city last
night and took the lads home.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANT'ED-By a gentleman "a furnished
room Tor which music lessons would be
taken as part payment. highest references.
Address BOX $50 this offce. nol0-3.
NANIED-By "a quiet lady. one large OF
Two small rooms reasonable Address 80
ID 81. ne 40 o.
NNN ED-Iwo OF three unfurnished rooms:
MEH heated. not 90 exceed SIS, for two
a1ults Address BOX $50. this Office noI0-3t
ANiED-IWU or three unfurnished rooms
with heat and gas. no. 20 exceed SO. for light
housekeeping. Address BOX 4a3. this office
noA-9t
W ANIED-A plain furnished room in which
light cooking win be- allowed bv one orderly
man. Addfess BOX 4s6, this office. noS-3t
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Climax OF Cracker Excellence
Hayenner's Waferettes.

Havenner's Waferettes are crisp, deli
ciOus little waters. They're made of the
finest materials that money can buy.
Packed in "aertite'' packages 10 preserve
their purity and deliciOusness. All good
grOcers sell them.
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U. S. Cavalry Boots, - az; Begt

quality roofing, 75c roll; good horse
blankets, 55c. Also from t. S. Hospital
Corps. LOO medical chests. 81 each. S.
Benslnger q CO., 18th and b SIS.
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DENTISTRY

EXAMINATIONS and estimates free for ali
kinds OF absolutely painless dentistry Hours
am. to S pm. NERO DENTISTS. IIl5
Pennsy lXlnIa ave. nO6-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting;
no PAIN look. feel, act, AMI last iangrI tuan
natural teeth. shTuuken faces made normal
paln ess ullings DR. J. l.. WILSON. 1898 +
81. nv. oc2a-5Qt
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED Fifty second hand bicycles. v.iu
buy outright and pay spot cash. g. IT,
HUNTER. The Bicycle Man. lIS Pennsylvania
ave. avs. nolU-3t
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HELP WANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-Youug man or girl "a assist Ia
posting ledger, work IN the evening three
times a Vice.. Address ACCOUNTANT BOX
COB. This Office n13-2t
WANTED-We guarantee 10 offer every per
son position who joins American Home
Herkers' a Association. 4lg 10th ST. NV. base
mcnJ BOWIE IncJ nos-aIt
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for u,bt
housekeeping, SIC. rs J. 81. NV. nol0-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished large ssc,n,f e,.,,.
front room. GA 9Th 81. nw nol0-2t
FOR RENL-Fumished rooms: also han
rooms. ll5 iith 81. NV. MODEST
FOR RENT-Large ana nicely furnished
rooms steam heat southern exposure. good
table 21-t y ST. NV. noi8-5t
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for boUgr-
hrepnE, water on same floor; $50 per week.
~ 20 ST. NV IL
For I,., RENT-second story front room ms
FOR RENT-Front and back rooms. fur
nished. 6ls 9Th ST. NV nol0-3r
FOR RENT-Large, sunny room. good loca-
uon- 1900 l. ST. NV. nol0-3t
FOR RENT-Furuishcd back paYIor. suitable
for TWO gentlemen with or without board
20 @ 81. NV. nol1-3i
FOR RENT-Front nah room. $40 per
week gentlemen only 10 sth 81. NV. II
FOR RENT-smaH furnished rooms. S. AMI
g. Gl9 y ST. nay nCg-st
FOR RENT-NIceIs furnished front room
Sl3 l 81. NV no3-3t
Two FURNISHED ROOMS; heat. gas; rea-
sona0le. gentlemen. az G ST. NV. nOs-7t
FOR RENT-One furnished room. 50. ~
Sew York ave nO2-st
FOR RENT-Hau room FOR 81 a month.
blJ PennsylFania ave. no9-et
FOR REAT-Two lovely, large warm rooms.
single OF eu suite. IS and $40: board II de-
sired; reasonable. Ii5S CJrcOraE 81. NV.
nuJ--I
FOR RENT-A pleasant furnished room.
private family. lls list 81. NV. nos-3t
FOR RENT-Extra large second hoor front
room. nueiy furnished steam heat. gas and
b1fh, also nice rooms FOR 81 and az. SlU
lzth 81 nv. no9-3t
FOR RENT-HaH rooms. neatly furnished,
- per month. 5l5 Rhode Island ave. NV
uJs-3t
FOR RENTING communicating rooms Tor
..2l Fekeeping. - 81 81. nv. nos-st
FOR RENT Grant Place. large ffont
room, southern exposure. hCt-water heat.
porcelain tubs, running water. nOS-5t
FOR RENT-Two rooms on second floor. fur
nisI ed Tor lEht housekeeping. neat. gas. AMI
bath i ST. NV. n0s-st
6l2 MARYLAND AVE SW.-I.arge furnished
rooms for housekeeping. heat water IN
''.'1l-7. HOS-3t
FURNISHED ROOMS. light housekeeping.
~ l5lh 81 sw n8s-3t
rtR KEN Furnished or uufIrnished rooms.
nltA of without board. 80 I'D 81. NV
uo5-1J
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent 7ls sth st.
N" nOB-eJL
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Cheap. Columbia bicycle: good
new call sli * 81 nv Hol1-3t
FOR SALE-CnaiuIess Columbia. RacycIe.
Rambler liver Johnson. Smell. National ana
100 others. good new cheap. c. T.
HUNTER The Bicycle Man. ll3 Pennsylvania
ave. uw.. sl 81. nv. uoS-3t
NOTICE 10 THE PUBLIC: We viii open a
branch store al sIl j. 81. NV @. r. HUNTER.
The Bicycle Man. and you know the rest
MOST
FOR sALE-BicycIe. ia perfect coaditian.
Apply Coz 18th 81 se.. uDS-3J
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FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS.

CARPET LAYING. cutting. htting. relaying
Gail or address G.. JACKSON. as nth s.
nOS-3t
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We CLEAN YOUR HOUSE and you gain
money THE PHILADELPHIA SCRAP
IRON AND METAL co. We pay the highest
prices for old iron. copper. brass. lead. zine
rags rubber. bottles. and newspapers: old
furniture stoves feather beds. and clothing
a specially. send postal 10 500 Goth ST nv.
Phone w 63s n05-7t
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Choice Potatoes. 6oc "a Bushel:
Slipped on the Steps.

Golden Rio Conee, I5c. r. G. SWAINE
& SON, So la. ave.
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WANTED-TEN CASHIERS. WITH
DEPARTMENT. STORE EXPE-
RIENCE. APPLY TO SUPER
INTENDENT.
5. KAHN. SONS & co.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-Omce rooms IN the Evans
Building, l4I5 10 1924 New York ave. NV
most centrally located. rental very low. APP
ply 10 JOHN o. EVANS. 1929 New York
ave sf2l-tf
BLISS BUILDING. 50 81. nw.-Fery de
srable Offices facing Capitol with heat,
light, and lauItoT service irum IS per month
up Can " write "A. v. BLISS. Telephone
Last CO.. Se1-u
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Best Family Flour, $50 Bbl.
.ohnstOn's. 75l 7th Street northwest.
Wilson 8. Mayers' Saturday Sc

70 a. m. 1927 and 1923 q ST. Furniture
household effects, new rugs. COusiPu-
mcnts OF goods solicited. advise us and
wagon viii call
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-l84-Iss Benning Road east ar
rooms fine we'll water. electric Iight On
road zone car fare so. Inquire go @ 81
NV nos-7r
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wANTED-ROoMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Furuished room and board Tor
Two, m vicinity Of a2d and II SITS. Address
EON Il2. this office. II
WANTEB-Ey young man, board with pri-
waite family. uu objection 90 TuominE with
young man. vicinity 3th aud q SITS. Ad-
dress BOX aU9. this Office uu3-2,
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TOR RENI-Two furnished rooms for Hght
housekeeping, SIG. lZS J. 81 NV nol0-3t
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Oysters very Plentiful

al Phila. oyster House, 1916 7th ST. NV.
500 reward for every oyster found I'M this
house not shuc6ed on my own premises.
Wholesale Depot sos q ST. nw
II ELLSWORTH SANDS.
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PEoE- IININGsTON.

PROF. LlNlNGSION4
New YORK Pattern Parl0rs-Dresscuttin
Dressmaziug. Designing, Ladies Tailoring.
and Sewing School. 1920 q street. We guar
antes our dressmaksrs ana designers so
dag. French patterns cut 10 order. style
dnd NJ guarantee noS-zt
wANTED-FG -st-elass skirt maker. al once.
CHATELAIN 1925 nth 81. NV. nos-4t
WANTED-Lady cauvassers TO sell useful
article for house or Once, good profits. APP
ply al THE BOXCE STUDIO. 1s25 r. 81 NV,
nOs-st
WANTED-A colored woman who can cook.
wash. and iron. Apply 70 rs "a st. ne.
wANTED-settled woman Tor general house
work. ~ sth 81 nv, nos--t
WANTED - Experienced waitress PITTS
BURG CAFE. 40 Pennsylvania ave. nw.
nog-3t
wANTED-szirt ana waist hands; those who
can woEk on coats preferred Apply ll-5 llth
ST NV nJ5-5t
WANTED - White girl. good home small
family, good wages. 1876 Columbia Road
NV nos-st
WANTED-A reliable white girl as nurse, 10
20 10 san Antonio. Tex. with army officer b
family references. No. II, Washington Bar
racks. D. c. n1y-J
WANTED-a competent unmarried white
ushmeutf also two competent house maids
white and unmarried. references required.
14tlt7n l4D-A "lAH Aill1 pi4lef. ii''i- -r
WANTED-sAirt hand and apprentice: must
be willing ana earnest workers. lll5 j. 81
NV. second moor front no5-8t
WANTED-Busy women relieved Of market
ing. shopping. and errandss charges reason
able Address O. D.. BOX 5Ou. this ONCE
u1e-5t
WANTED-CoIor5d giri. gsnesaI h0usewors;
stay n.ghts. 5J5 J. 81. NV noe-5t
WANTED-At once. second girl Apply sl5
Rhode Island ave. nOe-5t
WANTED-A lady for night cashier In res
tauraut, about % years old. references re-
qulred- Address BOX 4sl, this Office nos-at
WANTED good. settled colored woman
cook Ter a .unch room. Apply IyI 5th So
NV uus-at
WAETED-EEpvTlcuce IalIoress. WA A
HEISEAANS. coz j. 81. uW. uJs-1t
WAETED-Auy Intelligent pe.s0u may earn
$40 % SO weekly ia spare time correspond
ing for neWapapers5 no cauvassing. send Tor
PARTICULAR. NORTHERN PRESS SYNDI-
CATE. Lockport. N. y. uO5-lt
Experienced operators ON ladies'
suits. coats. ana skirts. apply al MAYER
BROS q co. So r 81. nv ug4-7t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS
81 Down 81 PER MONTH

No Interest-NO Taxes
PRICES. $50 up. city property. Fire and
Police protection. city collection and De-
livery OF mail Three squares from car line:
one car fare. Lots 20xlo0 and upward.
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS COMPANY
SIS T. 81. NV Phone 81. 1900 nolo-tf
FOR sALE-One-quarter acre lot. high eis-
walton. large oak shade trees excellent
water. snort distance from Washington. only
500 eachs price s. down. balance. 81 per
week; also several small and large houses
and lots iu the suburbs FOR sale Ola easy
terms on electric car line Inquire u JAMES
+. CLEMENTS 400 @ 81. nv. Washington.
ID. O. n0s-3t
FOR SALE-Six fine large building lots on
electric line in fun view Of Washington: Two
miles distant; about - minutes walk 20 the
Treasury Department, or minutes ride on
electric ears. ! VIII sell one or an six lots
20 colored people. Terms, S. cash, balance
81 per week Price. $50 per lot. Address
OWNER, this office uo3-3i
FOR SALE-An elegant. finely finished ten
room house, at BerWyu. with all necessary
outDuildings. wired chicken runs. hne young
ofclArd. now In bearing vineyard. and many
varieties OF small fruits; ~ large lots, newly
lneloseds near steam and trolley cars. me
view cost over 5000. owner VIII sell for
500, on easy terms, owing 10 removal. no
inner place for a home IN Maryland. JOHN
j. kLElSER q CO. 6I7 I St NV noS-et
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MERCANTILE STORES. timber, mills in
dusriaIs. country hotels. suburban property
Virginia. Maryland farms. minimum s. 500.
or99-9gr
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By reliable coI0red man with gopi
reference, place as driver or butler. =sj-
DumbaTtuu ave NV nClu--j
WANTEI-By a reliable white s3an. place
20 work. can give country TeteTe lcef $40 per
week wanted Address LA y 81 H". now
WANTED Position as second cla-s engineer
one who understands running. in charge eN-
peTieuged ia marine. stationary. and loco
motive work. j. II. THORNTON, BOX 5-8.
this Office nUl1-Zt
WANTED-By nrst-ClaEs licensed engineer.
permanent position best Of city references.
Address BOX 52s. This Office nOl9-at
WANTED-Ey a sober. reliable man, place
as furnace tender Address Bon 49,. thls Of
fee nu5-at
WANTED-PosiIlon as driver f0r private fam
lily, references. RICHARD WILSON Ia
klma Park d q. nu3-8t
WANTED-By butler Og valet experience
japanese a situation in private family city
or country good references. Address EO>
eos. this office. Ho5-a-
WANTED Engineer. employed. wants O.
change. Address FOX 42. tLls Office
uUA-br
WANTED-By "A c0I0red 10y. II. place as
errand boy. help in store OF office. j. DE
gatuT 81. nv.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FARM unincumbered improved; Zl5 acres.
ma guihcentIy situated on Potomac River. OD-
p0sire railroad station. for uEincumbered sub
urban property. LABOFISH. BrightaOOd
Park, u. c. nGl1-6t
WANTED-TWo good horses and automobile
il trade for suburban lots. Address BOX
5l4. this office. nO9-5t
FOR EXCHANGE
!. ACRE. s-room dweningi near steam
and electric cars rent 50 per month. Want
building Iots-
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO.
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

WHY viii you pay 500 when you can buy
a good typewriter for SIS. al 10 sth ST..
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ANACOSTLA.

sURYs PHARMACY. cor. Monroe and JEFF
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Small Bright Cal. Hams, 8 10 Cts. Lib.
Take the Bows Home.

Best New York Potatoes 65c bushe
JOhnstOn's. 73l eth Street northwest,
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR EE&T-Desirable first h0or apartment
co. 81 81. ne, FIVE rooms and bath. only sls.59.
MOORE & HILL (IncJ III 1sth ST. NJ.
nolJ-3t
Ig45 18th ST. NW.-Five rooms and bath SIS
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER. go r 81 nos-2t
FOR REST-FIat, three rooms and bath;
all modern improvements second floor 20
il 81. nv. Reasonable. MOIST
FOR REN1-A very desirable nat; four
rooms and bath; all modern improvements:
good location Northeast rent. fi6 80. also one
az s15-5J. EDWARDS * REEVES Qnc D.
Ga 18th ST. nW. u05-6t
FOR REET-Flats. 9Th and K sts. ne, mar
II ST. cars. Five rooms each. Heat AMI
hot water furnished Two private yards and
.wO private porches to each fat, Front AMI
rear entrance. School on same block Open
for inspection. See man On premises or
" T.. COWEN. - 3 ST. NV. Bliss Building.
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BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER for home prao-
uce. Address BOX 20. city Postofice.
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LIBRARY PHARMACY. ID ST. s. Pa. ave. Sc.
". @. FURR. cor. gth and Nd. ave. ne.
WI. G. GENTNER, cor. l4th and U SITS nv.
L FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. lth St. Hho1e
Island ave, and st. NV,
CHAs. c. HORNUNG ChrisJiani Pharmacy.
sW- cor 9Th ana n SITS NV
". ARMSTRONG, cor. 5th and II SITS ne.
CHAS. II. BLUMER. n. Cap and 4 SITS ne.
n. A NEITCH. goth and If SITS NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. DIST and q SITS. NV.
O'DONNELL DRUG CO. cor. Sth & G sts. sc.
W. IL. CLARKE. 1913 SD 81. NV.
DODGE a. CO., cor. l4Ih and l. NV.
II. 7. BUTTS, cor. 4th 81. and Mass. ave. NV.
/ T. TAYLOE, cor. 9Th and sJs- NV.
d. s. FEALH, nv. cor. nth 81 & Pa. ave. Sc.
}. y COBLENTZ. cor. Fla. ave & y. Cap. ST.
EUGENE R. NICHOLS, 1901 Pa. ave. nv.
CHAS b CAMPBELL. cor. "a and u SIS. ne.
v. HUGO EISENBEISS cor. 9Th & y sts. EW,
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FOR RENT-SToRES.

FOR RENT-One large store. l404 Park St.
near I4th: large show windows hOt-wateI
heat .................... 50 o.
TWO fne stores with large Easements. 4
Ii 81 ne. near Government Printing Office
each 80 "
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

VVANwED-By hrst-class waiter. chamber
maid. short order cook. experienced dish
help Furnished Call Luz "a ST. NV, or phone
Main g-gI nuS-sr
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FOR SALE-BICYCLE TIRES.

SPECIAL HARTFORD TIRE, 81 So put
on. All kinds or Bicycle Repairing an low
est prices. a. T. HUNTER. The Bicycle Man.
SAG E 81. NV. AZ Peuasy lvanla ave. NV.
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