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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-24
FULL PREPARATION
MUST BE MADE;
WAR NOT EXPECTED

London. Oct 24-Foregn Secretary Lansdowne will arrive
in London from the country this afternoon Until then
action will be taken in regard the North incident
the Russian second Pacific squadron sank moBit fish
ing boats and killed or wounded several fishermen.
While public opinion insists that reparaton made
there evidence of undue excitement any
rational complications will arise.
Trading the stock exchange slightly affected at the
opening, but prices speedily recovered
The foreign Office this morning crowded with seafaring
people connected with the fishing feet who being exausvey
examined by the officials that the precise facts which
Lansdowne base protest later the day be established
THE RUSSIAN OUTRAGE
Hull, Eng, Oct 24-A H. Jackson Co., solicitors for the
of Hull fishing boats have notified the foreign office
admiralty of attack the Hull fishing feet by Baltic
feet commanded by Vice Admiral Rojesvensky.
The Official information that shortly after midnight Friday
the Russian squadron fell in with the Hull fishing the
The first portion of the fishing feet passed safely Then the
Russian ships turned their searcigh British for
time and little later opened fire.
ONE BRITISH TRAWLER SUNK.
The rawer Crane decaptaed bodies
of her skipper and mate have been brought to Hull
The boatswan and other members of the
stood be seriously injured board mission ship The only
slightly injured members of the have arrived in Hull
The trawlers Moumen and no have arrived Hull
ousy damaged by shots the latter having holes in her hull 1t
reported that other damage done awr and that at least
trawler was lost with all hands
ST. PETERSBURG DUMBFOUNDED
ST. Petersburg Oct 24-No official information Ad-
Rosvenky of the Pacific squadron
had reached the authorities here this
dpatch regard firing by squadron upon
fishing boats early Saturday morning the North
dumbfounded by the press reports
affair and credit the presented For this
today declined allow the publication of the London
accounts Of the affair.
Continued Page Two)
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING IN rHs
NEWS.

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iwk Sc. per word: 2wks. Sc per word
swss. &c. per word, limo. So DER word.
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LOCAL MENTION.
"Superba" at the Academy.

New tricks, new songs. new dances
and new scenery are distinguishing fea-
lures Of the "Superba' that began a
week. s engagement at the Academy
Monday night For years the Messrs.
Hanlon have been devising scenic tricks
Tor this pdntOmlme OF fairies. hobgob-
Inns and clowns, out not vet do tbev
seem 20 have exhausted their ingenuity
Ihls year FierrOt has as many unique
experiences with disappearing dinners
animated chairs and playful ghosts as
heretofore. but the experiences are diff
ierent, and the children are kept laugh
ing by his antics, while grown folks
lO0k on i'm establishment A ballet goes
through divers and sundTy dances at
intervals and these add 10 the liVeli-
ness OF the performance. 'Superba"
Is not intended as mental pabulum. bur
as "a medley of amusing romps and novel
illusions. Those who like this kind OF "a
diversion viii find IL in ''Superba." ."
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WANTED-White boy 10 work in private
FAMILY, from 10 % is years old. Address
BOX 395 this office. dl1-gt
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- D. Letter SO

We have again leen awarded the con-
tract ior conducting the Annual Dead
Letter sale for the FOst0tilcr Depart
meuL which viii commence Monday. De-
cemDeI l-th, within our double sales
rooms. l--i and l--S . 81. nv. TWO sales
daily. lU 90. m. and Z p. m.. cauriuuir.y
20 .l.H- .u week. The sale Lhis year
win De- t-r largest I'm the history OF the
Department Wilson a. MaytIs. Auc-
uUueeIE.
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There's Always sat.efaction in Eating

IIANENNEE $ CREAM BISCUITS.
They ada decided relish 90 almost
any dlsl-teLcl1l= when served with
chocolate. soups. oysters. salads. &c
Crisp. Iresl. and dainty al an times.
sold lu '--erIlLr' packages and iu bulk.
Order -lfply al your grOcer's-
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DeIlghtfuIIY peIieIous =

Everybody agrees that Holmes. gen
uine Homemade Pies are the best and
most delicious pies that can be made.
Best materials and the CleVerest skill
are employed I'm the making. Mince and
all other good kinds. zoe eacn. Home
made Fruit Cake pc lb. Holmes Bak-
cry, 1st and r SIS. Phones r lli0 and
1lll
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DENTISTRY

WE can save sou money. pain and time on
any Kind OF dentistry examination aud --
Inmates free. NERJ DENTISTS Il5 Pa
ave. opp Po-tofIce- Hours "a. m- t9
d. m. Sundays % ~ na-3-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-N0 extracting:
ua pain, look feel act and last longer than
natural teeth. ahruHken faces made normal
painless nIiugs. DIR j. L. WILSON 1908 =
e.. uW. nJ-l-5Jt
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
II o T z L ALIANOR RE.
NEW YORK AVE+ VF-7l1i COP .'t n sT

NEW YORK AVE, COR 18th ST
Having secured the building formerly occu-
pied by the Baltimore Hotel wc have thor
OuEhly renovated it and Wil now conduct Il
strictly high-class hotel Excellent cuisine
and serNlce Large, bright rooms Rates
from 81 per day up. noIG-30t
HOME BAKING. home comforts. bsarrIfgf
Franklin Park outlook. sunny room: gentle
men or ladies' So. 1897 81 Table board.
deI-3t
SPECIALLY DESIRABLE vacated SUNNY
room, overlooking Franklln Park gentlemen
ur ladies'. s.; excellent table l5J5 ST.
Table board. u
- r ST NV.-Taso nicely furnished rooms
on second floor. three on the third heat and
gas viii take men boardeTs, hrst-class
board. deI-2t
1903 NEW YORK A-E.. opposite Corcoran
Art Gallery. minute from White H1use-Fine
rooms. excellent board. deI-1t
ROOMS. with board. f0r gentleman, opposite
Library. near Capitol on car line, excellent
table guaranteed; references ll2 East Cap
itoI 81 II
gls I ST. NW.-spIeudid room. private bath.
FIRST floor hot-Nater heat excellent board
also hall room del-3t
FTHE RALSTON." cor n. Capitol and b
SIS. facing Capitol grounds, rooms single or
en suite, southern and western exposures
uo-a-5t-eud
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. vith or with
out board. 50 New York ave. NV noao-3t
ez57 * ST. SW.-Very desirable front rooms
southern exposure. overlooking Washington
Circle. choice board furnished or untur-
uizhed. single rooms for gentlemen; Avenue
cars Hos1--L
LARGE. light rooms. newly furnished and
decorated. suItabL- for man and Wif= uT
TWO gentlemen. Sl5 Isth 50. HN- no-J-2t
FOR EENT-Nice furnished rooms. Grant
Place NV nosJ-5t
Sas X ST NW.-Fumishei or uufurnished
rooms. home table central nos1-5t
FOR .ENT-Nlce large front furn lshea roam
with board. lau4 q 81 nv. uoaI-2J
mos X ST NW.-Secoud story front rooms.
private, family. with or without board. tele-
uIuue free noaJ-3t
ROOMS AND BOARD 62 MASSACHUSETTS
ave NV n0au-3J
SECOND FLOOR ROOMS. with board. CEN
truI. reasonable prices 5I3 II 81. NV
uIaD-5J
NEWLY FURNISHED second story front
room. with OF without board. l3g Carroll ST.
sc n151-3t
eu e ST. b. W.-Room with board for two.
second story. $50. uo-s-at
FOR HENT-Rooms with or without board.
lIl2 4th So uH. uO29-3J
2lZ. 81 ST. ~ W-Frunt rooms. good board
for two. "a and sl.5o per week no-s-3t
FOR RENT-second story front room. good
board. -Jl uW. nO-S-3t
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Wnson 3 Mayers, saturday Sac.

Do a. "a. ~. and 1923 @ 81. NV. New
and used furniture and furnishings for
su parts az the house. Handsome new
SNl- rug
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HELP ,IANTED-MALE & FEMALE

N-ATTENTIOE-Au white boys
and girls of Seventh and Eighth grades 90
UubTie school VIII hear Of s8methiuE 10 tlv.T
s-rautaEr bE sending their parents. and
tleir own uam.s and addresses 20 BOX 80,
this office dr---l
EVANTED-We guarantee 20 o1e- every per
son a position who joins American Home
seekers Association. 4ly 10Th 81 NV. base
uenr BOWIE lucl nJA-slt
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Best Family Flour $3.50 Barrel
Johnston's. 7M 9Th ST. nv.
To Build Sewer.

The Commissioners have authorized
the construction OF a sewer Ia n Street
northeast between lsC and 2d streets.
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WASTED-Two good. live men 70 handle
fast-sel1ng article among the fan lilies iu
Washington, exceptional opportunity BAY
STATE co. III 9Th 81. NV. deI-zu
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WANTED-Graduate dentist; some experience
81. NV dpT-gt
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. sL75 up. CARLISLE
BROS. 64s b ST. ne. Phone East 1887
uu1H-al
IMMENSE SIo'k-Evautifui new wall pa
peTs. just arrived. papeThauElnE. painting.
guimne. lowest prices, legal guarantee COVE
eIs all work, postal brings samples and e--
Inmates free. IS. y. MAHONEN. 6g5 Pa
ave. See. Telephone East ia r. ad-5-5t
WALL. PAPER. 5c uer rou aud up. border.
ceiling. and side walls. CARLISLE BROS
6iS III 81. po5J-5s
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

III YOU ARE THINKING of buyiug a bI-
cycle for Christmas, see e.. Il. HUNTER. The
Bicycle Man Ila FrHusy ylyanla ave and sil
= 81 u~. Reduced rates Oh All bicycle.
deI-5t
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LIBRARY PHARMACY, 2i 81. * Pa. ave. Sc.
~ ". -. Itlt. cor. SIh 81 and Md ave. ne.
/" Al, - Sit-N INEtt cor. 18th and 4 sts NV.
T. ttENtH SIMPSON cor. 9Th ST.. Rhode
Island ave- and E ST. NV
Oi4AS. g. HOhNJNG. ChrisJiani Pharmacy.
sW. cor. lth and 81 sts NV
W ARMSTRONG corner 5th and II SITS ne
1iias y II BIZ MEIt. n. Cap. ana r SITS ne.
=, = AElICH 2lth and NJ sts NV
49, S,-LStt-t-1 = PHARMACY. ZlsJ and q sts NV.
- DO-\ y ELL DRUG CO.. cor Sth & q sts Sc
W a. CLARKE. I2Is a2d So. NV
LODGE a CO. corner 18th and J. sts NV.
n y, HLILS, cor 4th SO. ana Mass ave. NV.
J. p IA4LoE, corner 3Ih ana Z SIS NV
"a > fEALl. NV cor llth ST. 4 Pa ave Sc.
= u - 1O5l-hNIL. cor. Fla ave. * n. Cap. ST.
Sti-As. b CAMPBELL. cor "a and r sts ne.
y. HUGO EISENHEISS. cor. 7th 4 b sts sW.
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Gas Radiators Only sz.5o.

Neat style. good make. prompt delivery.
GIG 18th. C.. A. Muddiman & Co. 1904 Q.
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80 Ct. Mocha and Java Coffee at % Cts.
AEBUCKLE S COFFEE l4s cents 10.
Johnston 8, l3l .Jh ST. NV
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BICYCLES.

WAETED-Iu buy al second hand bicycles.
high cash prices. See e.. IT, HUNTER. r4e
Bicycle Man. lls Peuusy lyan.a ave NV
drI-aJ
WANTED-FI 'st-clasa wheel; good condition.
all Improvements. price must be- low stat.
make. age. condition price. Address BOX
1l4 tuis office. uoaJ.I
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENTING unfurHlshed rooms Tor light
housekeeping. second floor, steam heat. bath.
and gas. reasonable. CAN after 9, ~ 81. ne.
uel-1L
FOR RENT unfinished rooms. light house
pins, all convenience private, central.
s15 9th ST. nH- drl--t
THREE OF four uufurnished rooms on second
floor, with gas no children, reasonable .I2
10th ST. me- del-5l
FOR RENT-Ty0 unfuruisheI rooms. terms
moderate fo5 I ST. nv. n15l-3t
FOR RENT-Three uufurnished rooms; newly
paPereI and painted FOR light houaekrrplhs-
2l36 Pennsylvania ave. NV. noa"-al
FOR RENT-TWo unfurnIsheJ rooms. heat.
gas. bath. Sl1- 1881 >ih So. NV n0aI-it
FOR RENT-Three desirable rooms. trst
floor no East Capitol ST.. OWNER Hol--.l
FOR RENT-TNo bright. clean roons for
housekeeping. reasonable 1913 i ST. nw.
uo5U-sL
FOR RENT-second floor cheap. COZ ST. nw.
uI.3-5t
FOR RENT-Bright unfurnished room. s..
lGl6 9Th ST. NV ho-'-aL
FOR RENT-Two uufunishei rooms. 800
18TH ST. NV. no. -
FOR RENT-Two rooms. second floor 7I2 A
Sc uo-5-3t
FOR RENT-On second floor. g unfumished
rooms. l. b. l.s heat and gas no children
SIG. l5 + ST. NV ho-5-el
F0P FEST-By widow with one son. or 3
desirable rooms. .d floor. no other roouers
y.r-- reasonable. 6l5 / So. he. no-9-3t
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work. BLACKSTONE. iith and H sts. 1t
WANTED-Teu Insurance men 20 write sick
and accident insurance. The field is large
IN our line, and we offer the best contract
or any company in this city. Apply IS TO 5.
oth noor Room s1I, Colorado Building
del-3t
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" AeSTED-A hoy 70 solicit orders FOR gro
Gerry store. one understanding care 81 horses
and living 80 the Southwest preferred 7a1
5th 81. sa- deI-5J
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WANTED-Colored buss boy; also cook for
cafe. 6l5 ST. NV. ROOM g. It
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ENCHANGE-SIX acres ou Rockville
ear l.ur- improved 7-room frame want house
near Washington Circle. might pay some
cash.
ATKIHSOE & BALLARD &C Qnc.)
ltI q ST. y. ". no25-sf
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WANTED-Steady white boy for paper route
and collect. 6lS u ST. NV, first floor. il
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC

DOGS. goats. pigeons. rabbits. guinea PIG.
etc. y. /. BARCLAY, Dr., Pet Stock Dealer
- Louisiana ave. delft
FOR sALE-Young parrots. cananes. rab-
bits. guinea pigs. dogs. cats. and pets ~ al
kinds. Binds boarded Tor The summer
sCHMLD's HIRD STORE. IL l2th 81 uw
al 81 II 81 10. lezJ-u q
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wANTED-A eolorea driver. can 1924 I4tb
ST. nv. u
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WANTED-Experienced boy in barber shop.
Call $50 ST. NV. II
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6I2 MARYLAND AVE. sW.-Furnished room
for housekeeping, $50 week; hall room. I25
uo30-3t
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WANTEI'-E Experienced portrait men, To- so-
licIt oEde-'s Tor portraits and frames on in
sIallmeuts, most attractive proposition. Call
1898 7th 81. uW. deI-3t
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wANrED-RooMs AND BOARD

WANTED-By gentleman of temperate habits
room ana board, not over "a. Address BOX
$50. this office. IL
Small. HEATED ROOM. with or without
board. wanted Hy young man. where Tie
can have use OF clean cellar tuad1 anna
teur cahlnrtmaklHs. etc. during spare time
private family. centrally located preferred q
office. 10
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WANTED-An experienced ail-r0u1Id photo
graphic cuiIer-out. Call after 4. 5. Marks
WILLIE z2s Indiana ave DELFT
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boarding house. -. but
leF private family. $50, dairy driver. In
QuIrg l6a5 uEh 81 NV II
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS

WHY viii you pay sl50. when you can buy
good typewriter Tor So. al 40 yJh ST.
Hu5-tu, Ll. sa-l2t
FOR SALE-A No 1 Densmorr typewriter.
just repaired and IN perfect condition. So
cash. Addre4 r ''DeHEmuFc." this office.
uu2g-3t
FOR sALE-A new Hammond typewriter B
uiII sacrifice for cash. Address BOX 500 this
Office uU1g-3t
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FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERs

FOR RENT-No. . Remington. $40, SO. g.
~ 10 month, including stand. Address EON
G77. this Office HIyJ-3J
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NANTED-Young lady light office work So
week. Glg ST NV, ROOM g. IL
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WANTEI-Boys 20 sell The Saturday Even
ing Post" out Thursday mOrni=gs good
profits 10 hustlers. the Posts are return
able II ne; Sold prize given when you nave
sold 100 and 30. WA SMITH. Agent. Times
Office. OF at 24 Arthur Place NV One-hair
square from Baltimore and Ohio station
sc6-V, ,th-lgr
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SEE THE NATIONAL. PSYCHIC. Her force
casts ana readings gre inspired TrlrlarH.
taught AAE. A-LAa- llu sJ uw-
ueI-sf
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$4,000 Richmond, Wood and Coal,
slightly damaged. sl275. a EberIy's
Sons, as 7th 81. nW.
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Personal

SfsIE. DAVIS. CIalryoyaut and cari Reader
l--s 9th st EN u8l8-s5s
MEE. CATHERINE FaImI-t and Gard
Reader s-" n. b. atr.s - and 5He Hilh tlIa ai
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FOR RENT-Large. newly furni bed front
room; also other rooms, second 10 r. 431 9th
NV. u03J-3t
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-E1oms. furnished or unfur-
ufsHed. single oT en suite. light houseEaep-
ing. cheap, near Capitol. Zl2 New Jersey
ave. nv. noaa-5t
FOR RENT-Furnished and unfuulsIeI
rooms anu flats FOR gentlemen "a sth ST.
nv uu3I-3r
FOR RENT-Three furnished or unfuGuisAei
rooms. reasonable rent. 8. New York ave
uW. n'1i-4L
FOR REET-Rooms. SIC 6th ST. uW.. stable
Cor rent 5LG. 6-h 81 nW. up1-it
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WAETED-Seho1lboys and others can make
Xmas money by selling this week "Satur-
day Evening Post out Thursday. The
Christmas number contains fifty pages. and
is fun OF short stories. Posts cost 9 cents.
sell Tor cents. and are returnable. For sale
al the Times once or pa Arthur Place
square from Baltimore and Ohio station.
WM. SMITH, Agent no3J-zt
WANTED-Six white lunch count,.i men.
etable cook. Tor hotels our city; quick.
DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 18th 81. ana Penn
sylEauia ave. IO3J-2t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. boy for bicycle shop;
must furnish references Call 800 II ST. ne
uo5J-5t
WANTED-At once. experienced grocery clerk
Who can cur meats. 9Jl L 81 nE. u131-5t
WANTEI,-ReIlabIe relief drug clerk every
Sunday from J. 1901 5th 81. nv. no29st
WANTED-A good white barber Apply al
800 7lh 81 sw. uuzs-3t
WANTED-WaIter MARYLAND QUICK
LUNCH, GO sth ST. nw. no-s-st
WANTED good white boy with wheel.
2i41 lSth 81. NV uoJ-5t
WAETED-F -FIrst-cIass b1otblack. VINCENT
MARINo ~ SIN 81. Sc no-t-2t
WANTED-Industrious. bright boy about Il
years old, with wheel, steady employment.
Address BOX 1sl, this Office. no2l-,f
WANTED-One or two vanvassers who are
lions. apply az Circulation Once OF The
Times npl5-f
yvANTED-Boy living near Chevy Chase 10
spend leN hours each lay. can make goJl
wages Address Circulation Department
Times
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TABLE BOARD.

FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD u5 sth ST.
n~. nO30-3t
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Plan and Scope of the Book
SITUATIONS wANTCI FEMALE.


WANTED-Hy coIored woman. place as gem
rtai house woman in snail family ul.iz 30
WANTED-By bright neat colared GIRL
place ass nurse in fiat sz6 J. ST. HW- del-zt
WANTED-A place as cook. experienced.
-i9- J. ST. nv. II
WANTED-By weH recommended coIored
woman. place t1 clean office or work iu
store si- r. ST. uw. del--t
WANTED-si-ustlon. general houseuork and
plain cooking, stay nights Address sas L 81.
s"- del-2t
WANTED-Hy respectable young white
woman. situation as chamberWaid- ur other
work Dos the day. 1885 ST. See. deI-at
wANTED-Hy oung coI5red woman position
as chamberuait. IH2 church - nw. 7
WANTED-Ey frst-cIass chambermald. place.
stay nights Please call lr write. ll-i 10th
50. HH-
WANwED-E- Hrst-cIass cook. private or
public. position. good. and fast and bazes
bread. IlU is e. nU. deI-2J
NA<TED-yya by ta- hour. Co care for "a
n8r uT au office. or any kind OF h1useworlS
Adsre-- MARY tEis office u
SWEDISH TRAINED NURSE wishes Few
more engagements. price reasonable MRS.
GRAY. Oh I-rh ST. uu. 10
WANTED-Ea-iaHHul-s 90 Work lu all kinds
Of material Cll on MRS. H.. s=s New York
ave. u.. Hu31-lt
WAETED-Bay aars ana nrst-cIass laundry.
Please address l.. CARTER, Glen Echo. Mi-
wANrED-Hy experienced lady. place a.s
nurse al. rHsa.H# a-L.lr references exchange.
Address BOX ..l. this office. u.s1-5t
yysNvEU-ar q. respectable caIsred gin. frpm
tHs country. place as cook. good Easrs.
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WANTED-Ey colorad woman. place ass gem
eraI house woman in snail family lll7iz 81
So. il
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WANTED-Two women: one as cook and
lauudress. one as waitress and maid family
of three, ia fiat bring references, FLAT POI.
Hammond Court, 3Jth and 9 sts- del--t
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WANTED-Girl FOR chamber work and as
waitress. can stay AT night; good wages 90
right person. 1886 18th ST. nv. II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VANTED-I3isIest cash prices paid Ior worn
garments ladies. OF EeutleIaeus s. Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and i VIII call any
n0ur B. TARSHIS, l.y4 7th ST. uw. Phone
North 4s3 u1@t sou
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WANTED-Whire women 10 do hOusewoTk
FOR widower and TWO children Is ID 81. me-
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WANTED-Llght houseJceerin- -o~r.s f,-
nlshed of unfinished CaH o. drop us postal
LIE WASHINGTON ROOM AGENCY. Iga3
i-1s f--4llHt ave u
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-Ofhce rooms in the Evans
Buldlug. 1916 70 1924 Sew York ave. NV:
T..ost centrally located. rental very low. Ap-
ply 10 JOHN o. EVANS. li-i New York
ave se---I
EIISs BUILDING, 81 B 81. uw.--Very de-
slrable offices facing Capitol. with heat
light. ana JaaltoI service. from IS per month
up cal % write \. o. BLISS veIephaI.
IA 80 GN4 se1-tT
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NEW YORK AVE, COR 18th ST
Having secured the building formerly occu-
pled by the baltimore Hotel. We have thor
0uEhly renovated it and viii now c1udIct n
strictly high-class hotel Excellent cuisine
and service Large. bright rooms Rates
from 81 per day up. naIG-s1t
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yVANTED-s KEBESKY. 1906 7tn 80. nw-
VIII pay the highest cash prices for ladies
gents and chIdrru's CASTOR clothing and
shoes and hats. Address postal ana j will
cam Oc3-sJt
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ANACOSTIA.

BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsRED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, heat bstb
ana gas central location. as l2th St NV
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FOUND.
FOR SALE-FARMS.
YOUR OPORTUNITY.

SMALL FARM. NEAR CITY.
bc Fare Just the Place Tor
CHICKENS OR SQUADS
Good markets VIII not interfere with
your ONCE work Terms 10 suit. Get in
formation Once 0p.u from $50 am. 20
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1904-08-12

j. G. Hawley has recently purchased
the Robert White Saloon and has a mo-
nopoly Of that business.
Ferd Wittine has bought Albert Viii
sons restaurant and is doing a good
business.
Pete Larsen's new 3-room 'dobe will
soon be ready for occupancy. When
completed he will at once begin the
building OF a duplicate structure on the
east.
There are tive yards busy making
'dobe bricks, and their product has been
engaged for buildings, as soon As they
are in proper condition.
Steve Currie will soon begin work on
che foundation Tor . frame, tage.