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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-02
EPISCOPAL MEETINGS
Rev. Percy Weber breaches Daily to
49,. Large Congregations.

The Episcopal mission, conducted by
Rev. Percy Weber, is holding it's full
share Of attention in the religious ac
tivities of the city At the noon meet
ing today, held in St. Mark s pro-cathe-
dral, large audience was gathered and
for twenty minutes listened to the
forceful, scholarly and deeply impress
sive discourse Of Archdeacon Wehber.
His topic was the "Value Of the Soul. y
/, These noon meetings are growing in
popularity and are successfully supple
menting the work of the general cam.
tt:paign. The evening meetings to be
addressed by Rev. Mr., Weber for the
remainder Of this week are as follows:
This evening, at 8, at SAINT Ansga-
RUS church Fifth street and Nine
teenth avenue S.
| Friday morning, $780,; afternoon, 4
and evening, 8, at Saint Andrew s
church, Eighteenth and Girard avenues
N. .....- -. -. t.. -..5
Saturday, (children s service), 9 am.
at Saint Paul's church.
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RICH GIRL IS BRIDE
OF FORMER CORPORAL
Journal, Special Service.

Journal Special Service. % r.
Great Darlington, Mass, Now g.
Miss Mabel Rose French. a Young soci-
ETY. woman of Great Darlington, was
Marie do yesterday to Charles P. Cham
pion Of Afford, who until recently was
a corporal in the United States army
Miss French has large fortune and in
time will inherit much larger one. Her
mother, Mrs. T. W. French, is a niece
of the late Ex-Governor Flower of New
York, from whom she inherited large
sum- -
The bridegroom is the son of an AL
ford farmer. He enlisted as poor boy,
and it was on one of his furloughs that
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PRESIDENT SEEKING
LIGHT ON WHITE EARTH
BY w. w. Jermane.

Washington, + Now 2.-President
Roosevelt will not decide the contro-
versy over the White Earth timber sale
until next week, at the earliest. After
yesterdays conference he directed Sec
rotary. Hitchcock and Commissioners
Leupp to prepare a statement showing
and the number Of Indians affected, and
also information. about how the pro
posed plan of operating works in Wis
eonsin, where it has been in operation
several years. These data is being col
lected and will be sent to the president
in a few days.
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A STRONG VAUDEVILLE BILL

- Patrons of the Dewey theater. who
have seen Miners Merry Burlesquers,
who are performing there this week, as
sert that the management presents one
of the best vaudeville bills seen at that
house this season. This. together with
the large chorus and the lively comedians,
makes the entertainment pleasing to
everybody. Already there is large adj
vance sale for ladies' day, Friday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-02
PRISONER PUZZLES COURT
Yankton Man Pleads Guilty, Is Sen
fenced, Then Appeals.

YANKTON, S. D.-Edward Minis who was
sentenced to thirty days in the county Jail for
wifebeating after pleading guilty, has puzzled
the lawyers and justice here by appealing his
case. He has right to do this and the circuit
court will try to solve what promises to be
interesting case
Editor Sallet Of the Freie Presse, has started
to build two-story structure adjoining his
newspaper office.
The Merchants hotel has changed hands. F.
H. Morgan Of Beresford is the new proprietor.
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Strikers Gut the Wires.

Copenhagen, Nov photographic
communication between Frederick,
Denmark and st. Petersburg, by way
of Finland. has beeen severed bv strik
ers. The service from Fredericka to
Libaunand, thence to St. Petersburg: is
working.
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Korea was not injured, but greatly
benefited by the Russo-Japanese war.
Both the armies employed labor and
bought provisions, thus bringing in mill
ions of dollars Of unexpected and un-
usual money.
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he met Miss French. He spent several
years in active service and during the
Spanish-American was was a scout I'M
der General Macarthur. He has com
pleted his army service and will take
up. his residence at the home of his
bride.
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koMuRA GOING TO PEklNe.

Toxic, Nov. 2.-It is reported that
Baron Komura. the foreign minister, ac-
companied by II. w. Denison, the for
eign adviser of the Japanese govern
ment will gozto Peking as special envoy
Of Japan.
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Orel, Russia, Nov. 2.-Anti- Jewish
riots have broken out here. Shops have
been looted and many people have been
killed or injured.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT CHARGED

Petition Filed Asking for Receiver for
Jewett Typewriter Company.
Special. to The Journal
Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 2.-Thomas
D. Morley of Mentor, Ohio, today filed
bill in the federal court asking for a
receiver for the Jewett Typewriter
company, incorporated for $2,5OO,OOO.
Charges are made &c mismanagement,
misappropriation of 'ssa!lds and discrimi-
nation in using dividends among pre-.
ferred stockholders. r.
All railway, employees in Prussia will
hereafter, be examined once in five
years. For those no longer considered
physically qualified, pensions will be
provided or other places found.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-02

TO Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine TabIets
Druggists refund money il 1t fails to cure. n
w. GROVES signature is on each box. 25c.
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The Human System Must
Adjust Itself to Changing
Temperatures.

Ing Seasons question the highest importance
what
some Ill effect is had, everybody knows
But what it the deleou of the
DE avoided subject requiring the
When the weather begins change nights
not cold
BODY must adjust itself to this
The vy the skin and
kidneys - - ~
Inc perpaon incident weather has
escape through the perspiraton
MOST OF the poisonous materials retained the
ma the body,
the kidneys labor They become
poisonous
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-02
0Vertaxed Kidneys Need
Assistance. ...Give Them
Help.

II
The all
thrown them Therefore many people
What about this?
first to be
careful ventilation
The should
But all
formed there still multitude
hostile struggle against
the elements
Peruna the skin stimulating
ducts thus preventing the detention
Peruna
function
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NOVEMBER AILMENTS
THEIR PREVENTION AND CURE.

November is the month Of falling tenn
peratures. Over all the temperate regions
the hot weather has passed and the first
rigors of winter have appeared. AS the
great bulk of civilized nations is located In
the Temperate Zones, the effect of chang
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-02
Pe-ru.na Is a World.
Renowned Remedy for
Climatic Diseases.

Ie combination OF remedies which constitute
Tor nearly fifty Their efficacy has been
thousands of over and
millions Of 49, ~ WV 10
Is is not idle to when Peruna
obtainable? ~ ~ -
The attempts which
1t has become universally recognized the
Do not neglect to provide surest of
remedies to this emergency ~ - ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-02

Complete Winter Outfits.
The Great Plymouth Clothing House,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-02

Peruna is combination of well-tried
harmless, vegetable remedies that have
stood the test Of time. Many of these
remedies have been used by doctors and by
the people in Europe and America for a
hundred years.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-02
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

Saturday, (children s service), am.
at Saint Paul s church.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-11-02

the kidneys, producing functional diseases
OF the kidneys and sometimes Bright S Dis
ease. Good, vigorous health will overcome
these vicissitudes and the body is strength
ened rather than weakened by the change.
But, in a large per cent of cases, the
c1Icto1aa S1io1da eli: i
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CUPID PLANS ELOPENENT
FOR TWO WhSHINGTONIANS
They viii Flee to Rockville, if There
Is No Slip in the Arrange
ments.

This afternoon ar Rockville there will
be an interesting marriage in which two
young Westinghouse will figure. The
parties are George Washington Donn of
81 Myrtle street northeast and Miss Ivy
Jenkins, Of 1S2S Eighth street northwest
The family Of Miss jenkins are very
much OF posed to the match and none of
them know Of the plans Of the young
people. She will slip out OF the house
this afternoon with her lover and go 10
Rockville. where they will be made man
and wife.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Dom went
to Rockville and secured a marriage
license. fully intending 10 take his
sweetheart to Rockville last night How
ever. Miss Jenkins people were appar-
emily suspicious. and she could not get
away. She was kept busy last night by
some house work but today the young
people planned the whole thing out
Mr.. Dom Is to call for Miss jenkins
about O'Clock. on an excuse of shop
ping, or something Of that kind, and TO-
gether they win hurry to Rockville, and
before her people find Out d thing about
1t they viii be married.
Miss Jenkins parents reside over in
Maryland and do not know anything OF
her intentions to marry Mr. Dom The
young lady lives in Washington with her
brother, George W. jenkins, OF 1S2S
Eighth street northwest. II IS under
stood that Mr.. Jenkins and his wife
have objected TO the courtship OF Mir,
Dom. and strenuously opposed a mar
riage.
All these objections, however had not
the slightest effect ON Miss Jenkins. If
she had been able TO get away last night
she would have done So fhe marriage
will be performed at $50 by minister
in Rockville
Mr. Dom is a cstbinetnaker by trade,
Nav 3gzt
more and Ohio Railroad, where he re-
Gently received employment.
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-Pupiis TO learn stenography in
$50 hours. money refunded. Send Tor book
let; DAY and evening sessions. STENO
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 315-3I6 Colorado Build
ing. fel-3gt
LADIES OR MEN to handle our big seller
Tefined goods; every person Will buy; good
profits: easy sales; competition all come,
see the goods; q small OUTLAY viii enable
any person 10 make an independent income
from the start; Will do ouI part TO make
big money for you. Call between and g.
1901 Z ST. tstcre1. feS-5t
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| WANTED-Gerrnan woman cook. hotel, 81
| AMERICAN HOMESEEKERS' ASSOClA-
| TION tInc.). 419 10th st. II
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Special Prices for Tomorrow.

Ali kinds of choice poultry at lowest
prices. Sirloin steak, Ice; round steak,
&c; prime rib roast. 10c; roast pork. lie:
leg lamb, 121ac; chuck roast, &c.
+. ROBERTSON & CO,
Ninth St. and Louisiana Ave. n. W.
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LOCAL MENTION.
A Recognized Home Necessity.

Many Washington homes are never
without case Of Nat. Cap. Brewing
Co. 5 Munich Beer. It's such a delic-
ious beverage-such an excellent tonic.
Brewed of finest malt and imported Be-
henlian hops. Always fully matured. 2
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Freight Car Burned.

A freight car belonging to the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company which was
parked IN the Anacostia yards, caught
fire yesterday afternoon and its con-
tents destroyed. The amount of the
loss has not yet been estimated
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FIRE MARSHAL ILL.

Fire Marshal Sidney Bieber. under
the advice of his physician, has gone 10
Florida to recuperate his health. IN
the past year il is reported his health
has been greatly impaired by his close
attention TO his duty
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wANTED-Good shop boy. TIMES BUILD
~ % ADDED CIJnio 1t
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One Burner Star Oil Heater, 90 Cents

Two-burner Star Oil Heater. 81. Il
Three burner Star Oil Heater. ......S 81 81
a. EBERLY'S SONS. rs 18th st. NV.
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Johnston's, 7az 9TH St. N. w, Best
Family Flour. $3.50 Dbl. ;. Potatoes. CSC
bushel-
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| WANTED-If you want work of any kind
| apply at AMERICAN HOMESEEKERS AS
| ISOLATION Unc). f9 10th st. NV, base
/ IL
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wilson & Mavers' SATURDAY. Sale.

10 a. m, 1927 and 1229 G ST. New rugs
household goods, new rocking chairs
mahogany furniture. etc. Visitors al
ways welcome.
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Valentines, All Kinds, Gould's.
Heart TALES, scrap pictures, favors
421 9Th st.
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Johnston's, 7s1 9TH st. N. W.,

ARBUCKLE'S COFFEE, 121kc LIB.
Cal. Hams. 71ac h.: soc Mocha and Java
Coffee. &c ID.
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DENTISTRY

WANTED-A few patients wishing teeth
filled with gold by senior dental stGicnt DIT
cost Of material. Address BOX 255, this of
fee feS-3t
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting
no pain; look feel, act. and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunl1en faces made normal
painless filings. DIR. J. L, WILSON, 1903 r
ST NV ja2G Sit
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WANTED-A girl TO cook, wash. and iron
Apply at 1II3 Lydecker ave. NV. fe1O-2t
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WALL PAPER.

GET READY FOR INAUGURATION. Send
postal 70 WEI. y. MAIiONEY. 603 Fennsyi-
Vania ave. Sc, for free samples ami estimate
on your paperhanging and painting: lowest
priceg: eight years in business; legal guar
antee covers all work Telephone East ia Z.
AEacostia branch, 10 Monroe St Northwest
branch, GOO New York ava fe5-It
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

board for lady and boy six years old; Capt.
tol Hill; state price. Address 718 c st, ne.
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wANTED-Coo family of three; good home
fe10-3t
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| WANTED-A f1rst-class cook and chamber
maid: must go home al night. sos I'd st. NV.
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81 Mems Wool Jackets & Sweaters, oac

800 Ladies Golf Vests 6, Sweaters, CSC
81 Boys & Girls, 49c. Auerbachs, s. H
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Experienced mang!e help. ELITE
| TATTNDRy az q st NV fe10-2t
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INAUGURATION.
CO.'S. CHAIRS, BEDS AND BED
ZINC TAELES, Etc.

DING, TAB1Es, Etc.
FOR SALE OR RENT IN LARGE OR
SMALL. QUANTITIES AT BAUArs. THE
OLD RELIABLE FIRM. on THE WRONG
SIDE. 9I2 PENNA. AVE NV. eaS BOT
6nIvs in Hiss Building, 81 B ST. NV facing
CapItoI Park; single windows or entire rooms
rented; inspection invited; reservations made
now. Apply Manager. ROOM II. Telephone
E. $50. fes-tf
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WANTED-,fo buy a rowboat. cheap in good
condition; state price. Address BOX 2SS, this
office fef0-3t
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good income corresponding for newspapers,
experience unnecessary; send for particulars.
PRESS SYNDICATE, LockpoTt y. Y feS-7t
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS.

FOR SALE-RemiDgtoa, $780, s. monthly.
Address BOX 294. this office. fel0-3t
FOR sALE-A late model No. l Densnlore
typewriter. recently oYerhauled and in per
feet condition: cheap for cash Address
DENSMORE, this office. fe8. l0,l2
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SPECIAL TRIAL OFFER-One week only.
% visiting cards. best in town, zoe. beautiful
other printing lowest rates HAYS sos
L ST. NV ja2e-30t
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WANTED-A white nurse girl for one child;
reference required. Apply 1921 18th st. NV.
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WANTED-Young lady for doctors office;
salary So Cali Saturday, GIG + St NV.
ROOM Q II
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

MADISON HOTEL, 33I-3-5 MISSOURI AVE.
N w MRS. SARA MOORE, Prop.
Furnished rooms reasonable by the day.
week. month. ta14-33t
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DANCING.

ORDWAY'S, 4Sl nth ST. NW.-Every Tues
day Friday. and Saturday evenings; begin
neTs' class 7::9 advanced. $50. Lady AS
sistants. six lessons, 100. fes-S9t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Two light housekeeping rooms
furnished complete: young couple; near 10TH
st and Avenue. Address BOX BOG, this Of
fee fei0-3t
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-Office rooms in the Evans Build
ing, 14f6 to 1924 New York ave. NV; most
centrally located; rental very low. Apply TO
JOHN O. EVANS, 1924 New York ave se21-tf
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WANTED-A tidy girl for chamber work and
waiting table. 1923 Sth st. NV felo-St
WANTED-A haIf-grown girl TO assist with
Homework; stay nights. Call 224 11th St ne
feIO-2t
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Union Made Bar-Coats & Waters

Jackets. Biggest & Best Line in City
eoc TO S3.9S, at Auerbach's, I & II.
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RURY's PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR COLORED-Nice six rooms and bath.
Hanover st, VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
1407 F st. NV. fe9-it
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SECOND FLOOR furnished, warm, bright
rooms; running water, hot and cold; en- suite
or single; excellent cook; central location.
MRS. TILLMAN. 8 Grant place NV. fei0-2t
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WANTED-Housekeepe and chanbeTnaid
) | white; coIored cooks general workers. city
| and away 10iS New York ave 1t
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NANTED-One two uRfurnished rooms.
with board; private family preferred; gen
tlenan, wife, and little girl. sos 5th st. ne.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-Two rooms and bath fiat; all
modern improvements; adults only. THE
COMO, Is Grant place NV. between 9Th and
10th. G and II fel0-St
FOR RENT-2I2I Newport place NV, four
rooms and bath, first floor; gas range; rent,
$3.50. SAML T. SMITH & CO. 1921 q
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WANTED-First-clas barber. 7o5 9Th st
n re9-Zt
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE. Great
est oDDortuntty ever offered; new system
only eight weeks required: wages Saturdays,
certificates awarded: positions suaIantssei
graduates; write for catalogue MOL1R
BARBER COLLEGE. $50 Canal St., New
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machine installments; state where last en-
ployed and salary; must furnish bond. Ad-
dress BOX Z82. this office. fe9-2t
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DRESSMAKING.

NINE. CRAWFORD. 1928 New Jersey ave
NV Fashionable Ladies Tailor. will MAKE
sample suits, 81 TO s., FOR 81 days Cleaning
and repairing. gentlenen's and ladies'.
specially. All work called for If requested
fe9-It
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SMALL SAVINGS MAKE LARGE FOR
TUNES" 81 each month viii do it: $500 in
gold at the end OF three years HERE s
THE PLACEP'-516 sth st. NV. fe2-15t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Furniture. carpets. etc: buying
contents Of houses a specially: liberal spot
cash prices; mail orders given prompt at
tention. LEWIS FURNITURE SHOP, 80
10th st. NV Ja3l-30t
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HOW'S THIS? CORNER DRUG STORE for
sou: worth S50e; owned by doctor; must sell;
bargain TOWER COMPANY, GIL eth st NV
feI0-2t
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FOR SALE OR RENT-outat complete, g.
chair barber shop; new fixtures. 1908 e st.
NV. fe10-St
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Lunch ROOM; cheap; for inauguration
Apply AMERICAN HOMESEEKERS' ASS0-
SlAIICS tInc.) 419 10th st NV fe10-St
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HELP WAETED-FEMALk.

WANTED-SchoIars at WAGNER S MILL
NIl{Y ART SCHOOL. Sl7 9th st. NV. jaSl-llt
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GROCERY. worth soc. for SIS, If sold at
once owner leaving city. 1904 7th St NV.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-LittIe gem of d suburban home
in District. close to street cars six rooms
and bath; lot T5x20Q; owner must sell; price,
s., $50; worth more. ROBINSON & co. <ine-1s
6I3 14th ze10-3t
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WE HAVE the best rooning house propo-
sition in Washington, that is open TO the
most rigid and searching Investigation by
anyone wanting business of this kind, who
has 81, 500 CASH permanent gross receipts of
house, sSa0, with total expenses of $3.50 leav-
ing $3.50 ret monthly profit TOWER COM
PANY, GIL It'll st. NV fel0-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By young. colored man. position
a. janitoF in small fiat porter in store
Address CLARENCE ENNIS. $40 list ST NV.
II
WANTED-By young man, position book
keeper, am accurate and reliable; can keep
any set OF books; references furnished AMI
individual bond to any amount desired Al
dress BOX 30l. this Office. fel0-2t
WANTED-By young man. to assist bar
tender; some experience Address FOX 29G
this Office fcle-3t
WA NTED-PIace as fireman, watchman or
oiier. JERRY WILSON, 9o4 AZ st. sw. It
yyANTED-By strong boy, age Is, work as
apprentice carpenter. Address BOX 287. this
office. fest
NANTED-By young colored man, a situa-
ton house man, janitor in Office, or
porter; good reference Address BOX 278
this office. fe9- St
wANTED-Position as butler: sober honest
good reference; city or country. l. BOI-Icg
6I2 Louisiana ave. NV. fest
WANTED-ldderly man. 5ookkeeper; reII-
able. rapid, accurate. wants office work X.
"a II st NV fe9-3t
WANTED-By union bartender reliable ce-
cent man; steady position Address BOX
265, this Office. feS-2t
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STOCK, fixtures, good will, and lease of
q dry goods store the best business street
IN the city. Address BOX 305, this office.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Young man about 20 years old
must be a fair penman; cnance Ior pIotiio
ton. Address BOX 304. this office. fel0-5t
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| WANTED-white girl to do general house
work; good place for right party Apply
after pm, 927 New York ave. fel0-2t
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-By quiet. refined couple, pleasant
boarding place fifteen minutes walk from
Patent Office. at $40; private family pre-
ferred. Address BOX go. this office. II
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WANTED-To buy lantern slides; state kind.
number, and lowest price Address BOX go
this office fe10-St
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wANTED-Barber for Saturday; also one
for steady job; also eootblack 1915 t4eii a.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
Ho TEL ALLAN E.
7
NEW YORK AVE COR 18th ST

NEW YORK AVE COR 18th ST
Having secured the building formerly &C.
cuRied by the Baltimore Hotel, we have thor
oughly renovated 1t and will conduct a
strictly high-ciass hotel. Excellent cuisine
and service. Large, bright rooms. Rates
from 81 per day up. deI6-tf
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.

FOR SALES, o00--NSew six-room dwelling.
good section Northeast; large yard and cell
lar; all modern improvements; a nice home.
occupied by owner. Address BOX S03. this
office. fef0-3t
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WANTED-Five white Mattresses. three white
chambermaids. for hotel; one bath maid
Sl2 and SIS month PHILLIP HOTEL
AGENCY, S2a 7th ST. NV. 1t
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WANTED-Colored girl for general house
work. FRAILEY, 500 18th st. nv. feS-3t
WANTED-White girls to work in steam
laundry; experience not necessary. 1f3 az
feS-3t