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Cañon City record., 1905-07-06

Abrosd-Asecdots Ahast Chsraes
Yraaefs Adams.
In a lecture recently delivered at the
National museum In Washington An
drew D. White, ex-ambassador to Ger
many and ex-minister to Russia. out
lined plan for the reform Of the dipio-
matte service. says the New York
Times. The main features Of the plan
were as follows:
That while about oue-half OF the am
bassadors should be appointed. as now.
from citizens distinguished for services
At home. without reference to previous
experience In the diplomatic service. At
Isast one-haif should be advanced by
promotion from lower ranks in the
service. As regards the second grade
In the service. that OF ministers pleni-
potentiary. he proposed the same Esn-
sral rule, and the same thing also a.
regards the third grade. that Of min
listers resident and the like. A re-
CARDS the lower or special or temporary
grades. whether those Of diplomatic
agents or charge or commissioner. he
east aside the principle Of promotioa.
leaving the whole matter In the hands
Of the president. as now. ft rf
For the lower ranks n the services
b. proposed two grades Of secretaries
Of legation and thrss secretaries Of ths
ambassadors. to Be appointed after sx-
animation. and when once appoizfsd b
Be retained a. long ~ they were e.
dcient and advanced from the lower
sscrstaryships to ths higher and froo
the least important capitals to the more
Important - they meritsd Il. a'
Mr White Advocated alDo ths ap-
peintment Of young mea from the vari-
sus departments 1t Waahingtou as a.
tachss 70 be distxibutsd amcng ths
capitals Of ehs world In order - secure
Information on ali subjects q tnesesst
70 the home government. .aAd - obtain
- expsriencs and tralning whicA
would enable thsm 10 return ~ ussfsi
oaresrs. -----ae---------.
n Mr.. White regards - mest Important
eAat In every capital to which ~ ssnd
~ Ambassador a. ministse thaEe should
- . proper embassy o. IeD111ea ba116-
~ for his uss. He prussatB1 vaF1uug
yeasoos in suppert Of shis rsos0Dandar
- and made especial nsat3sa ef ~
G11Gat1ou in Constantinopis. wAeFs. h
nDoeo of ths necessity Il our aseest1nU
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= A001oan elelBeas - egDoe1Ally
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Cañon City record., 1905-07-06
PROF. F. F. THOMPSON
BECOMES A BENEDICT
Married to Miss Ethel Swearingen
at Nevada, Missouri, Wednes-
day Evening of Last Week.
Leaves for Washington, D. c..
And Other Eastern Points on
Wedding Tour.

WeuulHS lOuI.
Prof. Frank F. Thompson, superin-
tendent of the Canon City public
schools, and Miss Ethel Swearingen OF
Nevada, Missouri, we're married at the
home of the brides parents in that city
Wednesday even ng the 2Sth ult, in
the presence of large number of rela-
tive and friends, Rev G. H. Cooper,
pastor of the First M. E. church OF
Nevada officiating at the nuptial cere-
mony.
From the Nevada Daily Mail we
quote the following particulars in re-
lation to the interesting event.
Promptly at 8 AS in the presence of
about eighty guests Mrs. Lola Faurot
at the piano played Mendelssohns we'd
ding march, at the beginning of which
Messrs Herbert Kingaland and Her.
bert Rohrbough proceeded by Rev.
Cosper, filed into the room, followed
by Miss Mayme Thompson of Denver,
Colorado. and Mrs. Mayme Baker of
Minnesota, after whom came the bride
gowned in cream silk, leaning on the
arm Of her brother, who were Joined
from an opposite room, by the groom,
leaning on the arm of VIM. Steratt.
ring ceremony, beautiful in ex-
preston and sentiment, was then pro-
nounced in which at the proper appoint
ment little Madalene Wood stepped
forward, beautiful in white as the rose
which she held up to the groom from
which he took diamond ring, and at
the command of the clergyman, placed
on the brides finger.
unique feature was that the bride
wore the same white kid slippers which
were worn by her great grand mother
Woody-when she was married in
Roanoke county, Virginia in the year
1915, or ninety years ago, and which if
preserved with equal care, looks as if
they might serve on similar occasions
down through the generations Of several
succeeding centuries.
After congratulations the assembled
guests enjoyed refreshments in the
in white ard pink, the flowers used be-
ing smilax, sweet peas and carnations.
At the midnight hour the happy couple
repaired to the depot accompanied by
u crowd of friends who showered them
with rice in accordance with the
custom on such occasions. After
week or ten days sightseeing at the
national capital they will go to New
Jersey and points of interest on the
Atlantic coast and at the conclusion of
their visit will return to Missouri for
short stay before taking up their
abode in Canon City, Colorado.
No newspaper comment is necessary
in making mention of Miss Swearingen
to the people of this city where she has,
since her girlhood, been so well and
favorably known, Having for seven
years taught Latin and Greek in our
high schools, and been a prominent
and progressive factor in our educa-
tional system, whose merit and high
standing as an educator is recognised
in the literary centers of the state.
She is native Vernon girl; was born
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06
I'd 9 d d ins g $
Bownan-draham

VIM. Graham. of Brewster, and
Esther Bowman, Of Williamsburg,
were married by Squire T. H. Logan
last Monday afternoon, the ceremony
being solemnized at the latter's office
on South Fifth street.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06

milled bath soaps which will not melt up
with couple of baths Bath NIits, Brushes
and Strops. Sea Salt. Fine Toilet Waters
Cooling Toilet Powders. and everything else
that will make your bath more luxurious and
enjoyable.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06
BEST s s s rs :E|sEs: sEE|:s:- :|E:Es
Freshest Prescription Materials
Healthfal Soda

The way we serve
soda, is both delicious
and h e lit h f ul. The
water is pure. The ice
is clean. All fruits and
flavors fresh and of fest
quality. The ice cream
rich,smooth and velvety
Our Sod a f o u II t a i n
grows more and more
popular. We invite
you and YOUR friends to
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06
Coming -dentry Brothers Sho,

Coming Oentry Brothers Show.
In order that they might present to
the American public this season real
novelty act, the Gentry Brothers have
secured from the Flowery Kigdom OF
Japan the Imperial Yoshamite Jspa-
nese Troupe, High-wire Artists and
-Balancers. The act presented
this year by this troupe is pronounced
by the press and public alike TO be the
master act of its kind in the world. In
this aot the marvellous hip-balancing
Of Joe Yoshamite 10 without doubt
wonderful in the extreme. and 10 this
season one Of the many new features
with Gentry Brothers Famous Shows
that will exhibit in this city Saturday
July 15. fodetf hiN -aut 10
Filming Tackle
TIE kind that kills, special, sold only
at City Book Store. 2 doors below P. O.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06
Bath
Room
Supplies

Big Sponges
that hold a
quart of wat
er. L ar g e
cakes of hard
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06

attention and the constant use of an emmol-
lient Velveteen Cold Cream needs but a
trial to convince you that it is the most de-
lightfui toilet preparation you have ever used.
Soothing, healing, smoothening. softening
and nourishing the skin.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06
Bring Yosr School Children

To THE St. Cloud hotel, where DR..
Sapero, the well known eye. ear, nose
and throat specialist, will examine
their eyes and yours free. July II, 1s
and 10.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06

come here for your Soda Water. You will
find our way of making and serving them
very appetizing and satisfying. Full menu.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06
8 E ELY DRUG com AWT
Leading Prescription Druggists
4pe Buf
Hazards bathing Place

VoL Open to The Public
Finest water bathing in the state.
Water stands at 90 +.
Ladies' Day. Wednesday-Ladies only
Mems Day, Saturday-Men only
Other Days, open for all with bathing suits.
Everything clean. Tank cleaned every night.
Pool 14x3O feet.
Open day and night. Baths 25c
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06
Finest a1cum

No matter what price
you pay, you cannot get
a better talcum than
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Dr.. SApxRo, the Denver specialist,
will again be in Canon City at the st.
Cloud hotel, July IL, Is and 10.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06
Good Coffee Isn't
accidental

You must make it from well cared for, we'll fed
coffee beans that have been properly cleaned
and knowingly roasted For you can't make
good coffee from improperly nourished, dirty
and improperly roasted coffee beans. We
our coffee from the best coffee plantations
of the world. 1t is "upland" coffee slowly
grown in the clear, cool, pure air of the noun
tains. So that the coffee bean extracts to the
full it's rich fragrance and aromatic flavor from
the bounteous soil. Chase & Sanborn coffee is
rich in the two brain nourishing and body
building principals that make good coffee
Caffeine and Caffone. And because it is well
growLywell roasted coffee, there is trace of
any injurious ingredient usually found in
poorly nurtured, improperly roasted, cheap
coffee. There is absolutely no injurious Cafieic.
For Chase G. Sanborn coffee is certified coHeei
1t has behind it guarantee for quality. It
It will make you rich, nectar-like, health
giving beverage. 1t is all good coffee.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06

Kodak Developing
ONLY place in Canon City using the
new Ea stman process that insures best
results. Beecher's City Book Store.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06
Rexan Talcum Powder.

Purest ingredients. Delightful odor. Refresh
ing, cooling, soothing and healing.
Inflamations. chatting, prickly heat, and other
skin troubles are quickly relieved by applying
to parts affected. 25c.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06
A Clear
ion

To secure or
to re TIA in a
c ! e a r COM
plexion re-
quirescareful
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06
We Have Everything In the Drug Line.

in the
Thoroughly Progressive carry
often
time un broke
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06
WHITE URGES REFORMS
Former Ambassadors Plan to
Improve Diplomatic Service.
ADVANCEMENT BY PROMOTION
B uffd in g

He Believes In ProRressfoa ros
Those who Occupy Higher Posts
Favors Larger saiarL>. aaa Em-
bassy Buildings In Every Capital
Asro.d-A.ecaots Asa.s Charles
YFaaefs Adams.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06
F4.hans Tackle

THr kind that kills, special, sold only
at City Book Store. 2 doors below P. O.
Cañon City record., 1905-07-06

nn1 lIll Ill9 : I7+a lDT II
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-15
TALK OF THE TOWN.

New silk waists at Vaughan's.
Children's school dresses at Fits.
Abbott's new spring coats are winners
See the line Of negligee shirts a
Moore & Ovens.
Do not forget the musicale at Halei
pavilion tonight.
New white waists, spring styles, fol
soc and 69c, at Perry's,
The spring line Of Dutchess trousers
has arrived at McWhorter's.
la vecehia Filodramatica dara il
(Gabbo Misterioso) il Aprile alpOpera
House.
Black Peau de Sole, the kind we guar
antee, for $1.25 per yard Veale 4
Knight.
Miss Bertha Ticrney went TO North
field this afternoon, where she is giving
private piano instruction to pupils.
Roy Smith and George Alexander
have furnished bail Of $500, in the cases
against them which will come up in
county court later.
Nadine Greed, daughter of Mrs. Will
liam Creed, died at 1880 a. m. Of bron.
chial pneumonia at her home in the
Morse block. Funeral tomorrow al 2
o'clock at the house. Age is months
and four days. She was loved by all
who knew her.
Miss Albertine Grenier left this at
ternoon for Montreal, where she viii
take a course Of dressmalsing under the
direction of Mrs. Boulianne, assistant
director Of the government night school
Mss Grenicf expects To be back in
Barre next fall and will open dress max
ing parlors Her many friends wish her
much success in her new undertaking.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-15

Our new assortment Of Spring Suits
comprises the new light weight popular
cloths, made in the latest styles Of the
season.
The popular lisht-weight Blouse and
jacket sait at SIS 20 is very neat Suit
made Of good qality all-wool. hard
twisted serge Comes in az colors and
black. Very full. popular style skirt.
Our Suits At $40 90 and Sl2 90 ars
Of a good quality wool cloth, made IN
both jacket and Blouse styles, with good,
full, popular-styled skirts.
Other Suits made Of yoiles and the
popular Panama cloths, best Of styles,
priced at $40. 90. S22. so. $500 AID
$4,000. See them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-15
Ladies' and Misses Spring
Jackets.

Covers are more popular than ever,
and no wonder, for is there anything
more natty or becoming than nicely
tailored Cover, Jacket Following prices
will commend themselves at sight.
A very popular Goa, is our extra
quality Covert CloIn Coat, selfsuapped
and stitched, fat stitched collar, full NUT
TON leg sleeve. length z6 inches Price,
SIP so.
Another popular Covert Coat is a
Strapped Coat finished with cloth buttons,
full sleeve, fiat collar, warranted satin
trimming. Only Sll.OO.
AT So so and SIS 90 we can show you
a variety Of Ladies and Misses Coats ia
loose and fried backs, good quality cloth
and all the style Of The better grades.
See our Atwood Serge Jacket in black
at SIS rs Made in good style, stitched
seams, Peau de Sole collar and full NUT
ton leg sleeve.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-15

Rain Goat news should int rest all, fer
there Is no garment thar Is more essential
for the wet, muddy Spring days that are
upon Us. Then, 100. they are pst the
garment for travelling purposes light, COO
and dust as well As rain proof
The Rain Coat at SIS rs is a Goa, that
.pleases all Comes in a popular styls and
Of good quality material.
Another popular Rain Coat is the hard
twisted, hair line Crayinette Cloth. They
come in graYs, browns and olive shades
and are Of coed quality. The pixie is
only $500.
Other coats IN better qualities and IN
an assortment 81 colors, ranging in price
from $40 90 to SIS 90 each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-15
a. P. ABsoTT co AZ P. ABRo TT co Ia p ABBoTT co
y The Daylight Store Z
The News For Spring.

AT Quick Selling Prices! The
If desirable ssonab
is
OF never paying 90 much
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-03-15

Charles w. Gates of Franklin, state
highway commissioner, viii hold the an
nual Washington county meeting Of
road commissioners in Montpelier on
Tuesday, April II. All commissioners
are required by law to be present at
these meetings. Selectmen should att
tend in the interest Of their towns, and
all who are interested in the state work
Of highway improvement are invited to
be present.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-01
Petworth Woods A6re

Fer the third time within a week the
woods in Petworth, d. c., Were dis
covered afire yesterday afternoon. No. ?
chemical engine responded to local
field, and after hard work the flames
were prevented from spreading to the
residences near Seventh and Utica
streets.
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Fire Does Slight Damage.

Col c.. c. Sabin's residence, at 1923
NJ street northwest was visited by fire
last night, but only slight damage was
dene by the blaze. An alarm was sound
ed from box 148 and within a few mo-
n.ents several truck and engine COM
panies We're on the scene. F'iremen sue
ceeded~ in putting out the blaze with
hand extinguishers. Police of the Second
precinct Were unable to ascertain the
cause Of the fire. The damage will not
exceed SO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-01

As Robert Hunter OF 2O21 1 street
northwest. was walking along the corri-=
dor OF the Corcoran building yesterday,
he slipped and fell against the glass door
IL the vestibule. The glass was shatter-
ed and Hunters hand was severely
lacerated. He walked TO the Emergency
Hospital and had the cut hand dressed.
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~ Bottles Lager Beer, Use, Delivered,
BEAVERS. 42S ~ st sw Phone II 1o0SR
Falls Boarding Car.

Failing TO the ground while endeavor-
ing to board a moving car at Eighth
and g streets southeast. last night
about 10 clock, Frank Feaster. of y d
street southeast, received a painful cut
on his face. He was taken to Providence
Hospital where the injury was dressed.
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Died Without Doctor

Without medical attention Maria
johnson, colored, died in her home in
the rear Of 1890 Third street northwest
about 1890 o'clock last night. Coroner
hewitt gave a certificate of death from
natural causes and the body was sent
10 the District morgue,
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LOCAL MENTION.

Have Your Baby Enter the Sunday
Times Baby Photo Contest Our Photos
are sure winners. Special rates. Call at
once, The Paine Studio, 925 F 81. NV.
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Why Munich" Beer Excels.

Nat Cap Brewing Co.'S Munich" is
brewed Of the choicest and purest ma
terials by the best process, Pure ar
tesian well water used exclusively. Kept
in filtered air. Fully matured. . doz
81 >. Phone 222
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aRoyal PiIsen" Beer Costs

the retailer So bbl You know what other
grades cost. Both sell for &c glass. See
The point? AbneT-Drury Brewing Co
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-01
WALL PAPER.

WALL. PAPERS CLEANED al a small fig
ure; cleaning preparation also for sale.
CARLISLE BROS, 64S II st. ne. ap30-3t
ROOMS PAPERED, $175 up: house paint
ing: lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS. CAS- II
st ne. Phone East 1897 ap30-9t
WALL. PAPERS. ) cents per roll and up.
CARLISLE BROS, 64S ii 81, ap30-3t
no INTERRUPTION TO OUR WORK this
week. Send postal for samples and estimate
free of all cost. WM. Y MAHONEY. Main
Store. sos Pennsylvania ave. Sc, Telephone
East l14-F. Paperhanging, Painting. Room
MoidinEs Anacostis Branch, 10 Monroe st.
Northwest Branch. coo New York New
agency established at Bowie. Nd. ap2S-7t
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wANTED-RooKs.

WANTED-Room in widow iady's private
home. Address BACHELOR. this Office.
IflyJ -
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND uN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.
COUNTRY BOARD,

IDEAL SUMMER HOME for gentlemen;
highest. coolest point in District. forty min
utes TO Treasury; trap service to car line.
HIGHLAND LODGE, Wesley Heights, ID. c.
ap29-3J
THE WASHINGTON COLLEGE, Sd AMI T
SITS ne. opens summer hoardeTs June l.
Rates from $50 To st0 per month Bowling,
billiards, and tennis court free to CHESTS
Rooms may be engaged. ap2S-30t
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ORGANS, SIS UP.

FOR sALE-DIamond ring: weighs over :
carats; fine stone will sell cheap ser CASH
Address BOX %, this Office ap2I-9t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. H. NJ NOLAN, of 30
ID st NV. holds religious services every
sunday and Thursday evening at o clock
ap2s-6t
STRAW, Panama hats cleaned, bleached
equal to new. Feb, derby, SILK speciality.
HANDEL, 1137rIth St NV. ap2s-3ot
ELECTRIC BELLS KEPT IN ORDER 81
year. ". c. HAYS. 6I3 It'll 81. NV Resi-
aesaee. ZIG 3 st. ne. api1-30t
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FOR RENT-.TYPEwRITERs

RE.MINGTON TYPEWRITER for honie pEsc-
tic. eheap. Address BON 10. CIT Pest
office 1,120- a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-01

WHY PAY go for an ice box? Our price,
SO; all kinds of ice boxes and chests made
10 order. Get our prices before you BUY. n
PREUSSER, formerly with n. H. Hopwood.
s0S New York ave. ap25-l5t
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Fer sALE-rYPEwRIrERs.

hand machines. all
makes; III excellent condition and at bar,
gain prices. We repair typewriters On all
kinds and guarantee our work THE ~ fE-
" RITTER EXCHANGE. 9lS F st. nv. Paene
1885 Main
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-MALL & FEMALE.
MAN AND WIFE 10 manage apartment
house; also clerk and collector; state ref
erence, age, and salary. Address BOX 100
this office myl-3t
and eolored chambermaids,
hotel cleaners walters, for city and OUT
cook, porters, and dishwashers. CENTRAL
EMP. BUREAU, sos e St NV 1t
AGENTS WANTED Magazine work; 81
weekly and commissions. apply MIR. SMITH
5th floor, Firemens InsI trance Building.
myf~2t
UPTOWN RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY furnishes all kinds OF help. 1881
18th st NV. Phone \. 32l2 1t
wANTED-Pupils for piano and drawing,
&c: dancing, soc; quick method Address
WANTED-An assistant four afternoons and
evenings per week; good opportunity to learn
shorthand and typewyittng; state particulars
and lowest salary. Address ECRIEANT, this
office. ap3o-2t
in Spanish: special dis
count to those enrolling for the spring term
ACADEMY. 8l5-sls Colorado Building.
ap29-30t
wANTED-singers. go to WOEHNERT 10
have their voices trained SoI St NJ"
ap2s3t
WANTED-one thousand people 10 drink
'-Malto Grape" Apply 1921 18th st, nv.
apzo-E
WANTED-Pupils to learn stenographyi speed
of Is 70 100 words per minute guaranteed in
$50 hours study or money refunded: day
and night sessions STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. si5-316 Colorado Building, ap24-Set
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
WANTED-By colored woman. a place
chambeTTnaid; city. 1855 21st st. NV. IDA
MARTIN. myl-Sl
WANTED-By young country lady, position
as governess; willing to do housework l24
ID st NV u
LADY desires washing to do at home, $50
New York ave NV II
WANTED-By coIored girl; light homework.
Address 3 Majors court NV, between 4th
and 9th SITS. 1t
WANTED-By young white country girl. light
housework. Address ia ID ST NV
WANTED situations. hrst-class, plain cooks,
ehambermaid nurse. general worker. 12l1
10th St Phone North us. 1t
WANTED-Day work. washing or house
cleaning. Can or address EDWARDS, 1l%S
2Sd ST. NV At
wANTED-Washing to take home. by laun-
dress or Out by the day. 1927 Biuger's court
NV, between L and NJ. 18th and 10th SITS II
WANTED By .setued eolored woman. place
10 stay nights, with small family, Address
6o5 AZ ST s". II
WANTED-By first-cIass iaundress. washing
to do at home Call 1905 4th st ny
ashtnR anu ironing 10 TO- OF
house cleaning. 1893 Madison ST NV. be-
tween 9th and 18th SITS.
WANTED-By neat girl. position to do cham
Der work. Address BOX 1l5, this office.
Elyl-Zt
wANTrl BY young girl. situation In pri-
yate family; general homework; references
$40 18th st. II
WANTED-By young lady. position as stem
ographer and typewriter. Address BOX ia
this office. nlyi-@t
WANTED-By coiored woman. washing TO
do at home. 1907 18th St NV. L
WANTED-By a coiored woman. sitaa eion
as cook or chambernaid; good reference 900
18th st. NV. ap1D-3t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. laundry work TO do
at home. 1l42 sth st. nv. apS0-2t
VA NTED-Laundry work at home. first class
"26 l. st ap2S-5t
WANTED-Iauniry work to do at home
NASII'S FLATS. 1901. between Pierce and
l. SITS. ap-S-St
WANTED-By experienced lady bookkeeper
with best OF reference work to do at nights;
terms reasonab bic. Address BOX 81, this Office
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WANTED-A strong white boy TO attend to
horses and generally useful; must have ref
| erenCe CAN 464 e st. sw. myl-3t
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FOR RENT-Large. comfortably furnished
front room; also back room. Second floor
431 9Th st. NV. nly1-2t
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WANTED-One unfinished room, by bach
elor light housekeeping prefer owner; no
gas; first or second floor. Address BOX 113.
this Office. myl-3t