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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-08
aRAvFsEND RACE TRACK.
Entries for Tomorrow's Events-Som
Good Horses.

GRAvESEND RACE TRACK, NJ Y,
tomorrow's events:
First race. three-year-o and upward,
six furlongs-Orfeo. 101: Sweet Alice, 1902;
Right and True, Ill; Old England, 123;
'Pronta, 9S; Memphis. ITO; Kenilworth. 116;
'Florentine, 1902; sVerona, 81: sCoIoneI Rup-
pert. 1l2: Campo 81: Geranium, 1O4; For
tune Hunter, 101: consideration, 90; North
ern Star, los; Line of Life 101; Observer,
o.
Second race: for mares three-year-olds
and upward; handicap, one mile and sew
enty yards. Outcome. 1O2; Marjoram. 100:
Miss Crawford, 81; Dekaber 1O4; Diamond
Flush, 81; Bellatrix. 50; Stamping Ground.
TOT San. IS; the Yelled Lady, 49,
Third race, the Hanover, for two-year-
olds, five and one-half furlongs---Guiding
Star, 112; Quorum. 1o7; There Now. 92;
waterloo. 81; .Merlingo. 80; Youth, JOG;
'Sir Brinkley. 9S: Guy Mannering, 90:
.Cassanda. 81; Leonard Joe Hayman, 49,;
Veribest, 104.
Fourth race. three-year-olds and up, hand
leap. mile and a quarter. The Picket, 1926;
Allan A. Dale. 11S: English Lad, us; Grazi-
allo, 10: Go Between. 108; Monsieur Beau
caire, 1O7; Red Knight. 105; Cedarstrome
90; Sir Brillar. 90; Red Friar. 90
Fifth race. three-year-olds and up which
have not won at this meeting. selling, one
mile and sixteenth-Ken, 9S; sChamplain.
20; Onatas. 104; Eagle, 101; Bradley's Pet,
96; 'Martinmas. 102: Gold Dome, 1O1; Can
non Ball. ia; THE Yelled Lady, 96: sBou-
yier, 90: 'orly II. ITO: Buttons, los; ortho-
dox, 10S; Sailor. So; Memories. 107; BELLA
trix, 81.
Sixth race, for maiden two-year-olds. five
furlongs-Moneywell. 100; Snow, 112; Hubby,
112 DR.. Koch. liz: Isolation. 100; Lord Of
the Forest, 100: Hammer Away 112; He
kate, 100; Capias. 112; Queen Florentine,
100; Sir Brinkley, 112; Conveolvulus, 100: So
ciety Bud. 100: Reindeer. 112: Retropaw,
liz; Interloper 100.
Weather clear; track heavy.
Apprentice allowance.
Gravesend Races Today.
GRAvESEND, June S-First race. about
six furlongs, three-year-olds: Jake SAM
to place, second; Bohemia, third Time,
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Cruiser Columbia Arrived.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
NORFOLK, Va, June S-The United
States cruiser Columbia arrived at Hampton
Roads from sea today
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THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
London Stock Prices Opened Buoyant
Today.

LONDON, June S-Trading on the stock
exchange opened buoyant on the news of
the peace negotiations. Prices advanced
sharply in all departments, led by consols.
Americans shared in the general advance
The rate of discount of the Bank of Eng
land was unchanged today at 21e per cent.
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Southern Railway Securities.

The securities of all the southern railroad
companies We're decidedly strong, with a
particularly smart advance in Atlantic
Coast Line. In the bond market continued
strength was shown by the Central of
Georgia income bonds, as has been the case
for some time past, and there were quite
active dealings also in the Japanese issues
Elsewhere in the railway list there was
pronounced strength in the Vanderbilt
stocks. Union and Southern Pacific ard
Reading The local traction shares were
less active than of late, and the dealings
in that quarter had a somewhat uncer-
tain tone. The industrial quarter for the
most part moved in line with the remainder
of the market, save for the rather shal p
breaks in some of the minor issues, such as
Corn Products and American Steel Foundry
The United States Steel stocks were
somewhat heavy. and Amalgamated Copper
was rather less conspicuous than it has
been of late. The business of commission
houses continued upon the same insignifi-
cant scale as of late and interior market
circumstances in general varied in no wise
from those which have been presented
throughout the week.
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Small Volume of Business on
Change Today.
MARKET RULED FIRM
SPECULATIVE SENTIMENT WAS
SWAYED DIVERSITY.
Money Was Active and a Good Deal
Harder-Foreign Operations Had
Trifing Results.

NEW YORK, June S.-As was the case
yesterday. today's stock market ruled firm
on an extremely small volume of business.
Speculative sentiment was swayed in di-
verse directions by this mornings more
definite intelligence with regard to the
progress of the negotiations for settle
ment of the Russo-Japanese war on the
one hand and by the renewed uneasiness
respecting the solution of the Equitable
Life tange on the other
The conflicting influence of these matters
was reflected mainly in the markets ex-
IRENE dulness. AS already noted, very
firm tone prevailed during the greater part
of the business session, number of stocks
rising l point and more above yesterday S
closing prices. Apart from the two most
conspicuous features of the days situation
already referred to there was not much TO
stimulate speculative activity In one way
or another.
The money market was active and good
deal harder. and these tendencies are now
commonly looked for to be shown in en-
phasized form during the next thirty days
In spite of the firmer money market SER
ling exchange rates were not essentially
altered. The days adviceS respecting
weather conditions in the west were highly
satisfactory, and the usual weekly report
of the Price Current showed Improvement
in crop conditions
In the grain market, however, wheat rail-
lied from an early sharp depression. and
corn was distinctly firm. The cotton mar
ket was steady also.
The London stock market was naturally
stimulated likewise by the mornings In
telligence regarding the course of affairs
In the diplomatic field, but while there was
general rise in prices there. little increase
in activity was noted and operations here
Tor foreign account balance had trifllQg
net results.
The early cabled adyices reported, in fact
that the strength of the London market was
due about as much to the ease in money
there as to the prospects for peace.
The Bank of England made another strong
weekly statement and there was no change
in the banks official discount figures.
The special animation which was dis
played by a few particular stocks did not
appear to result from any considerations Of
a novel character
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New York Stock Market.

Furnished by w. b. Hibbs C Co. bankers
and brokers. 14l9 L street, members New
York stock exchange. Washington stock
exchange and Chicago board of trade.
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Today's Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
demption. s1,O47.74 government receipts
from internal revenue. S657,971 customs
S19,SO3; miscellaneous. s134, 900; expendi-
lures, 81 ,0S0, 600
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Ifar silver. steady, I'D per ounce.
Money. 1Ha1H per cent.
The rate OF discount In the omen market for short
bills Is per cent
The rate of discount In the omen markef for fbre>
months bills Is per cent.
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Washington
Loan & Trust Co..
OFFICE. COR. 9TH AND F SITS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL, 81, 200, 900.

PAID-UP CAPITAL, 1000, 900.
- Loans in any amount made on approved real
- estate collateral at reasonable rates.
- Interest paid upon deposits monthly bal
- ances subject to check.
- This company acts executor. adminlstra-
- tor, trustee, agent, treasurer, registrar and
- In all other fduciary capacities.
- Boxes for rent In burglar and freproof
- vaults for safe deposit and storage Of valu-
- able packages
Real Estate Department is prepared to as
- sumo the management Of your real estate.
- Careful attention given to all details.
JOHN JOY EDISON Observation-Disclosures President
JOHN A. SWOPE. Vice President
ELLIS SPEAR. Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER. Treasure,
nAhR1 u MELM. Assistant Treasurer
BO1D TA1LOk. Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY. Real Estate ofNce,
de20-tf ,36d, eSu
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Gravesend Races Today.

GRAvESEND, June S.-First race, about
six furlongs, three-year-olds: Jake SAM
ders, to / and to 5. first; Woodsaw. s
to 2 place, second; Bohemia. third Time.
Ill 3-5.
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Bank by Mail.

We hare . patented sysfen u eosdue41ns II
tusine0 Of benkins ~ man. applicable - 80
ssyings and checking secouais. IL = easiee ~
hank in persoa: By COR system your ascent Z
automatically eheehed and yoe have eenolen
Youf secouat IN osr hank = not s1hjeef 20 ~ -
- = savingB oepusits, Skx - eheekiAs -
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

oomngdale-HaFry B. Wilson ct ux.
to Adam Brandt, lot l01. block II, $40.
Seventh street eXte1ded-Charles p.
Williams 81 TX. 10 Potomac Electric
Power Company, part OF Resurgey on
Peters Mil Seat Sl1
Eckington-John Ridout ct l-x. 10
George Truesdell. half interest in lot 6.
square 4. $40.
Dobbns' addltion-sophie Brandt #
ylr' Fritz. to Thornton /. Richardson,
lot 66. square .. SO.
II street northwest-Adan Brandt
ct ux TO Jacob LEICESTER, lot SO. square
Central Heights-Marie Y. Gehring to
Margaret Foster, lot .. block ). SS75.
Eckington-JOhn H. Lane ct ux. TO
S,ari =. Menus and Mary L. Menus.
part lot y. square ., so.
Fairview Heights-The AngIo-Ameri-
can Company, Limited, to William IL
Baden. lot ., block 3, $40.
G street southeast, between 'FyeIft ,,
and Thirteenth streets-SaTne to same
lots ie;' and Ito, square l9l5. SO.
FIFTEENTH street northeast. between a
and d stTeets-kennedy 81 Davis Co TO
Andrew ". L2tchford, lot a. square
1853. SIG Same 70 Mervin J. Atkinson,
lot ~, square 1863, SO.
South Takorna-Isaa w. Nordlinger
ct ux. to Isaac b. Dodson, lots 5, 6. and
Z, block 2, $25.
F street northwest, between Seven
1eenth and Eighteenth streets-Julia T
Peck TO Charles W. Ricketts,. lots ., 3.
and 4. square 10, SO.
Third and + streets northWest-Val-
ter o. BlackWood 10 Frederic W. Alex-
ander. part origir..ss lots and Ii. square
SCI. $40. 800 's''- '''''' ~ ''''' {
Four and-a-naIs- sfr6et southwest, be-
tween | and K streets-Ernest c. IIaZ-
s 81 s. $40 a. 70 isaac Levy lot 81 square
1929 Kaioranla avenue-William II
Fredericks TO Carolyn A Wright, lot
50. block 8, Washington Heights, $40.
1850 Massachusetts avenue northwest
Adeline NJ. Noble to Maud Noble Har-
ian, undivided one~third interest in lots
81 to so. square ISL. 81.
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To Insure Getting Delicious Crackers
Order Havenner's "Cream Biscuits

The freshest, crispest, fastest crack
efs obJainable. Go well' with almost
everything. Especially good with soups
salads, and oysters. Always keep them
on hand. Sold III ''aertite'' packages
and in bulk. At all grocers'
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Red Oak Spring Water,

Absolutely pure, doc case OF 4 gallons
SIS 9Th ST. NV, Phone.
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WANTED-Cooks, Pennsylvania and New
York; other cooks. chambermaids. waitress
general workers tcityl. 1913 New York ave
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WANTED--FARMS,

WANTED-Smail farm about twenty acres:
modern house; barn. hennery, etc; near
Washington; convenient to cars. state exact
location and price. Address BOX l6S. this
othce feat
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FOR RENT-STORES

TO SUBLET-Centrally located fiat, five
rooms tiled bath; steam heat; electric light;
gas range; janitor service; very reasonable
Address BOX III this office. 1t
BEAUTIFUL FLATS on pa~lor ana second
floor Of two more large. warm, bright
rooms; well lighted reasonable 226 Sd st.
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Lillian RusselIs Daughter Seeks Her
First Divorce.

Lillian Russells daughter has just in
stituted proceedings for divorce. All
who appreciate fine dark beer stick to
Nat. Cap. Brewing Co Munich" A
Absolutely pure. 2 doz.. S1.25. Phone 3D.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting;
40 pain; look, feel, act, and last longer than
natural teeth; shFunken faces made normal !:
painless filings. DIR J. L. WILSON. 1903 r
ST. NV. 1a2G -aIt
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By a respectable coIored boy. a
place TO wait in boarding house, or house
work Cali BENZ. CROSS, 1915 II St NV. 1t
WANTED-By a licensed engineer, position.
Address BOX 167. this office fest
WANTED-By a young bread baker, work.
Address BOX It's. this Office 1t
WANTED-By young German. position; will
ing TO work in retail grocery. Address BOX
49, this office. fe1-3t
WANTED-Position as collector for INSTALL
ment house: highest reference. Address BOX
AZ this office ja31-3t
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If 1t Is You

Then the money is yours See next Sun
days Times. February D.
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| WANTED-Young man from country in lunch
| room, IS and board GIG F st. NV, ROOM ..
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F. C. SMITH PIANO COMPANY.


FOR SALE-Bargain, established market
stand OF cooked goods; mush, scrappie, tripe
hoinlny, pigs feet Cuttings. horse radish.
ana cocoanut; machine and cooking utensils.
Address BOX 1s4. this Office fe2-at
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Johnston's, 7sI 9TH St. N. W.,

ARBUCKLES COFFEE, I21@c LIB
Cal. Hams. I1ac h.: Soc Mocha and Java
Coffee, &c ID.
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Something New, Walnut Ice Cream. ssc

quart. 40 gallon; delivered to all parts
OF the City. Rosenfeld's, So H ST ne
Phone East 1909
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FOR RENr-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-Ofica rooms in the Evans Build
ing, l4i6 to 1924 Kew York NV; most
centrally located: rental very low. Apply to
JOHN Q. EVANS 1924 New York ave. sell tt
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FOR SALE-ComDlete illustrated song out
ht with slides, $40 BoYDEN, 1913 9TH st,
1t
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Washington Cafe, 467 Pa. Ave. N. W.
New. Open day and night
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LOCAL MENTION.
Closing Out All Coal, Gas, OF

Don't Forget to Order Early
Next Sundays Times.
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WAL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. $I75 up. CARLISI e
BROS, els ST ne. Phone East 1851.
WALL PAPERS. cents roll and up;
border. ceiling, and side wall. CARLISLE
BROS, 648 II st ne ja3l-3t
GET READY FOR INAUGURATION. Send
postal to WM. V. MAHONEY, 603 PennsyI-
yania Sc. for free samples and estimate
on your paperhangtng and painting; lowest
prices; eight years in business, legal guar
antee covers all work Telephone East ia r
Anacostia branch 10 Monroe st. North west
branch. 609 New York ave. ja29-It
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WANTED-Good boy in business house;
must have wheel; references required Ad-
dress BOX 1872. this office fest
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Have You Seen the Giant?

Next Sundays Times will tell you what
he is doing.
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HELP WANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-Take membership in AMERICAN
HOMESEEKERS' ASSOCIATION Unc.1. and
you'n get work. 4I9 10th 81. NV 1t
WANTED-PupiIs TO learn stenography In
$50 hours. or money refunded. Send for book.
let; day and evening sessions. STENO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3i5-313 Colorado Build
ing fe1-3Gt
WANTED-YOUng man or lady, IL TO Il. to
learn shorthand. TO take good situation soon
TO be vacated. Address STENOGRAPHER
this Office. fci-Et
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Kerosene Has Declined Cent Per Ga

OUR PRICE;
GeFoSene lie per gal.
Upon the return of the cans We viii
pay you one cent each. making the net
cost TO you:
kerosene per gal.
oS%SOii4iS -I3C per gal.
II those of our patrons who have our
empty cans, kindly advise us by postal,
or phone East 643, we will call and
Pay You the Premium for Them.
HOME SAFETY OIL DELIVERY.
Half and K SITS SW.
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.
FREE USE OF PIANO.

We shall be glad to encourage your chill
dren to study music by giving them the use
OF good. servfceab1e square piano free for
six months, If you VIII pay the drayage.
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| WANTED-Good Italian barber to bar
| Der shop. Address BOX 1873, this office.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SO 18th ST N Five rooms and bath;
modern plumbing; back porch and yard.
Rent. S21.
BARNARD & MARK
The Oval Sign" 1872 q st. n. w
ja27-tf
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-''BuIiy.' the prize bull ter
rier in the election contest. Call at FLAT
43, The Stanton fe1-3t
FOR sALE-BIack and tan puppy. I131 eth
St W. feI-3t
HOMER SQUAD BREEDERS for sale; Plyt
mouth Rock stock; $50 pair NJ C.
MITCHELL. 300 81 St fei-4t
FOR SALE-Youns parrots. canaries, rabs
bits. guinea pigs. dogs. cats, ami pets OF al
kinds. Birds boarded for the summer
SCHAiID'S BIRD STORE. 7Ee 18th st NV.
and s51 II js29-tf
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED-InforInatfo concerning location
and prices of lots in vicinity OF Eiiaston Ter
race or Woodbridge, OF In Takorla Park ADJ
dress 5, 50S 9th st ne fe2-3t
IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE, LOT
OR FARM TO SELL. SEE
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO., NC.
Real Estate, Loans, and Insurance
All C st. y. w. 5a2s-tf
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WANTED-White club chef; also coIored chef
Tor out city; today. DICKS HOTEL
AGENCY, 18th st. and Pennsylvania ave.
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| WANTED-Meat cutter and grocery clerk
| VIM M CARL, northeast corner 2Sd and l.
| SITS. NV. II
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
HOME AND INVESTMENT.

Handsome two-story apartment houses on
18th St, facing Western High School; each
apartment contains six rooms and bath,
hardwood finish; Colonial porehes. Combined
ment 'a a PyF te onth R1s invest So 800
The MiIlez-Shoemaker Real Estate Co
MAIN OFFICE, 1923 ed Mt. Phone ". 10.
First Ward Branch Office, Pa. ave. and Rock
Greek. Phone West 544 iasS-tf
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WANTED-TYPEWRITERS.

WANTED-To hire Underwood or Remington
for three months; must be reasonable. Ad
dress CAREFUL. this office 1t
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LOST.

LOST-s5 reward for the return of two keys,
white string, lost in the snow at the
entrance of the Land Office on ( St, be-
tween 7th and sth. February l. Address
BOX Isl, this office. fest
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! WANTED-Whfte and coIored driver for lum-
berr feed and coal business. Apply AMER
ICAN IIOMESEEKERS' ASSOCIATION, 419
| 10th st. NV. (basemen1. It
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FOR SALE-FARMS

210 ACRES LAND. improved by nice build
ing and outEouses; eight miles from Wash
ington; price, 5000. NEW YORK REAL.
ESTATE BROKERS. GIL F st. fel-3t
40 ACRES, unimproved, at Berwyn; make
nice subdivision; price, 81. 500 NEW YORK
REAL ESTATE BROKERS. GIL F St fe1-3t
l69 ACRES at Beltsville; all under cuItiva-
ton; 400 fruit trees electric cars run through
place; l2-room house; $40 acre. NEW YORK
REAL. ESTATE BROKERS', GIL T. St
fel-St
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WANTED-Girl to do general housework- 252
Sth St Sc. fest
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WANTED-A good cake baker; one who I'm
derstands his business thoroughly. Address
BOX $780, this Office fe2-2t
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WANTED-Young man about 20 with little
knowledge of printing preferred. but not abb
soiutely necessary. Address, stating age,
| and last position held BOX 179, this office.
1t
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FOUND.

FREE 1 10, of Fancy Cakes with each
gallon OF ice cream, zoe and soc per gallon.
IACEY'S. COZ New York ja3-tf
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WANTED-Colored boy for store with ref
erSnCe- 14l5 II st. 1t
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| WANTED-Two white boys, music store;
other attend to horse; in cafe IN
quire 1885 1Ith st NV 1t
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Johnston's, 73I 9Th st. n. W, Best
Family Flour. $3.50 bbl; Potatoes. Csc.
bushel
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WANTED-Woman for general housework,
small family; must stay nights. 43S Q ST
NV. 1t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c a load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4IS-42O-42f
10th st. NV. Phone Main 1929. taal-sos
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WANTED-HoRsEs & VEHICLES

WANTED-A platform spring delivery wagon
with top. carry $40 pounds: must be
strong and In good condition. Address T. N
HETH, The Portner, 18th and L SITS. NV
fe2-A
WANTED-Butter wagon. Address BOX 1872
this office. fcI-3t
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WANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By gentleman, room and board
vicinity Sth s. and Pennsylvania ave. Sc
log 9Th st ne 1t
WANTED-Room and board for a lady and
son I6 years old. Address BOX I61, this
office feI-3t
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wANTED-sToRE AND DWELLING

WANTEL-SmaH store with rooms over or
connected house with suitable for
business, street where electric power may
be had; central Northwest. business section
preferred Address at once, LOUIS ORME
General Delivery. City z. O. feZ-4t
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/ WANTED-A boy about IS as cashier; good
reference required. Apply at 1906 Pennsyl-
Yania ave. 1t
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WANTED-Two white chambermaids, four
women for light housework Phillips
AGENCY, 500 eth st. NV II
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WANTED-By dressmaker one or two
rooms, with heat and gas; on or near Fl st.
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS.
FOR SALE-No. 6 Remington: typewriter, in
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