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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-11-02
REPUBLICAN TICKET:

NJ NliA'l'HaN
For Presidential Electors:
II. J. Hammond. Clayton. New Mexico.
c. L. Hill, Las Cruces, New Mexico.
Juan Ortiz, Galistco, New Mexico.
For United States Senator:
Frank 4. Huhbell. Albuquerque.
New Mexico.
For Representative in Congres}:
Benigno c. Hernandez. Tierra) ANA
rilla, New Mexico.
For Governor:
Holm O. Bursum, Socorro, New Mex.
For Lieutenant Governor:
W. F.. Lindsey, Portales. New Mexico
For Secretary of State:
Gilberto Mirahal, San Rafael, New VI.
For State Auditor:
William q. Sargent, Santa Fe, New VI.
For State Treasurer:
Gregory Page. Gallup. New Mexico.
For Attorney General:
Frank W. Clancy, Santa Fe, New Mex
For Supt. of Public Instruction:
J. Howard Wagner, Las Cruces. y. NJ.
For Commissioner of Public Lands:
Robert =. Ervien. Clayton. New Mex.
For Justice of the Supreme Court:
Clarence j. Roberts. Ration, New Mex.
For Corporation Commissioner:
Malaquias Martinez. Taos, New Mex
For State Senator. 22nd District:
]. II. Bridges. Tucumcari. New Mex.
For State Representatives. 18th Dist.
J. Walter Moncus. Ina, New Mexico
J. Fred Mcfarland, Logan, New Mex
For District Attorney, Eighth Ju-
dicial District:
Orrie l.. Phillips. Ration, New Mexico
For County Commissioner, LIST Dist.
Herman Gerhardt. Tucumcari, \. NJ
For County Commissioner. 2nd Dist.
e. 4. Curtis, Forrest. New Mexico.
For County Commissioner. Bird Dist.
Tomas Romero, Logan. New Mexico.
For Probate Judge:
John G. Ellis, San Jon. New Mexico.
For County Clerk:
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For Commissioner of Public Lands:
George A. Davisson, Roswell New Mex
For Justice of the Supreme Court:
NELL Il. Field, Albuquerque, New Mex.
For Corporation Commissioner
Bonifacio Montoya, Bernalillo, New VI.
For State Senator 22nd District:
Albert Calisch, Montoya, New Mexico
For State Representatives. Twenty.
fifth District:
Patricio Sanchez, Revuelto. New Mex.
Pablo Gomez, Montoya, New Mexico.
For District Attorney Eighth Ju-
dicial District:
Henry A. Kiker, Ration, New Mexico.
For County Commissioner LIST Dist:
w. A, Dodson, Tucumcari, New Mexico
For County Commissioner. 2nd Dist:
+. w. Nations, Ina, New Mexico.
For County Commissioner, 3rd Dist.
John f. Bell, Nara Visa, New Mexico.
For Probate Judge:
J. c. Williams, Tucumcari, New Mex.
For County Clerk:
Thomas y. Lawson, Tucuntcari, n. NJ.
For Sheriff:
Alex Street, Tucumcari, New Mexico.
For County Assessor:
b. l.. Francis, House, New Mexico.
For County Treasurer;
John Eager, Tucumcari, New Mexico.
For Superintendent of Schools:
]. 4. Atkins, San Jon, New Mexico.
For County Surveyor:
a. r. Moses, Tucumcari, New Mexico.
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One gathers from the estimates Of
the national campaign managers that
there are now but forty-eight doubt
full states.
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INDEPENDENT TICK EFT
&. -. SHAW

for the Bakery Business of
Quay and adjoining counties, subject
to the action Of the voters and their
wives and children on or before Nov. z.
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For Sheriff:

For County Assessor:
Gregorio Flores, Montoya. New Men
For County Treasurer;
F.. Pack, Tucumcari, New Mexico.
For County Supt. of Schools:
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

WASHING TO take home; frst-class la undry
woman. 22l3 Cleveland ave. y. W. l.
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RED CROSS CAMPAIGN
WINNING MEMBERS
Five Hundred Already Registered
and Many More Not Yet
Reported BY Committees.

with 500 members registered at head
quarters, and more already signed. but
not reported, by the committees work.
ing in churches. in clubs and in CitzeuS'
associations, the first two days of G'r
campaign of the Washington Chapter
of the American Red Cross today was
regarded as highly successful by the
campaign leaders.
Among these SOP members are NUM-
Der of life and sustaining memberships
which cost $2J and $40. respectively. An
nouncement was made To-Day by Miss
Mabel II. BOardman. who is working
with the Washington committee. that
all but two Cabinet members have join
ed during the campaign, tut announce
inent of the Cabinet list will not be
made until the other two have been
heard from.
Miss Boardman also has sent invita-
tions to join to the members of The
United States Supreme Court.
At st. Johns Church this morning,
workers organized In that congregation
through the efforts of Miss Boardman,
met 70 plan q SyStemati2 campaign lHr
the rest of this wek. In the Church OF
the Epiphany and in other COngrega
tions Il similar effort is being imad":
These returns will not be made untll
the end of the week.
Another evidence of interest in the
campaign. Mrs. n. n MCLaughlin, the
heavy demand for enrolment IN 'h'
Red Cross courses in elementary NY
giene and in home nursing.
Today new class started at the Red
Cross rooms. in tn" Kellogg building.
These pupils. upon completing the
course. are given certificates. ana. IN
tiiae Of war. they will be the first TO
he called uDon for volunteer nursing
service Similar classes are being held
throughout the country. and the nurses
also are available in time of fire. flood.
or upon occasions lik" the recent q. a.
r. parade in WaShingtOn.
The micrOcOSm showing the COmDIet"
operation of the Red Cross in actual
war has attracted such wide attention
that many demands to borrow it have
been made. 1t is a part of the exhibit
being held at Thirteenth and + streets
in conjunction with the membership
campaign.
In Chicago a membership campaign
is planned to extend from Lincoln tc
WaEbinGtOn'S birthdry. New York is
planning campaign and has applied
for the entire "Nhihit
Application already has been made by
the Safety First Association to have the
display a part Oi the safety first cX-
htbit to he held here the latter part Ot
this month. and the National Guard
tournament managers also have re-
0ueStCd the use of il.
The exhibit probably viii be Loaned
for these local affairs before it is takcr
out of town to aid campaigns in othcI
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Changes Made in Law
Department of Southern

To permit General Counsel Alfred p.
Thorn. of In" Southern railway. TO ac-
Cept the position of counsel for the Rail
way Executives Advisory rommitiee
he has At his own request been relieved
temporarily of part of his duties as
counsel for the cOnpanv.
RcSultn-c HdiUS turnts on the South
Crn'S legal d"partMcnt include the fol
2OWug: Francis J.. Stutson, "c"nral
counsel at New York, has been given
Eeenral advisory ana active duties as
assigned Iv the board Of directors or
III" prcS,Icnt, Alex r. Humphrey.
General counsel at Louisville. Ky. in
charge OF the law department, Western
district. and l.. T.. J"ffri"s, general
counsel in this citv. in charge of North
"rn. Western. Middl", and Southern dis
lricts. Mir. Thom retains GernraI ai-
Nisory ana actiy" duties rs assigned by
President Fairfax Harrison.
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Conrad ii. Syne. James tranciS
Smith Attorneys.

IN THE SUPkEMF: COrhT or TIE DIS
TRlcT OF H0LIMRlA' ,i,,,;> HnlniN,i a., y \
Land for the opening, widening. aud "Xioi''
SION nf alleys In squares 1893 and it" Ia -"
district OF Columhld.-l)lstFlCt '"uti' So
1857 Notice IL h,reuy given thai the Cone
nlssioners OF the District of IoluuihA t"'
suant TO the prov islons OF seclL"n l'"' II" 49,,
the District Of Columbia, NAY" N"'. I"
tion In his Court praying IA" ."nIr'lha '''
oI the land necessary Tor the "p"N"6, "i,r.
ing and extension OF alleys IN sUuai" l"
bounded by { street north, II street Ir%N.
Fourteenth street east. aud Warren t'r"
T. street, FiIl.@Hlh su"et east, ana en-
nssses avenue. in the District OF ,"IH"'!|.
As SHOW ou u plat or may Med with III" tAlt
Irtltiun. ~ part thereof, ana prailmS a. "
tIDat n Jury OF nvc Judi"ious. di~lnIer"sir
men. not related TO any person ln'"reh!"! Ia
lhrsr proceedings AMI not IN nE ser "t o.
.tnp!oymrut Of the District Of EolHi"'Hl or o,
the United states be summoned hN me : hi'ed
states marshal for the I'lSlFi'i OF 'pIlhl"h"
,o assess the damages each owU'r at ttnd J."
Le taken lnsv sustain by reason OF the Ol" n
ing extension. and widening ~ the said
alleys and the condemnation ul tho lAni nee
eSsary Tor the purposes thereof, and To as
go as Lenruts resulting thcreCron he en-
tirr amount OF said damages, including tho
,xprnsrs Of these proceedings. upon each lot
or part OF lot or parcel OF land in tho square
or block in which said alley or minor street
is 10 l,, opened. extended, and Widened, an,
uDon each lot, part OF lot, or parcel Oi ETOun
IA the squares or blocks Eon'r1"lhI ne Hal'
suuarc which will be benefited bN said onen-
ing ,Ntrnsiuu and Widening IN the pro3Or
tInn that the said jury may ini said lOls
parts OF lots or parcels OF land viii be ben
rGied as prov ided tor in and by the al"re.
said COD. Of law.
IL Is. by the Court. lhis %Ntn day Of Jsn-
nary \ -. 1916, ORDEI;En. That all per
sons having any interest IN these nr"CeedlnSs
he and they are hereby. warned and come
u,auu,.d to appear III this Court on or h2tore
| lnr 2.lh day OF February. \ -. 1916 at ten
clock \. NJ. and Couinu" In altenidndS
until Ile Court shall have made Its anal or
der rAtiIyiug and confirming the award q
| dafuagcs and the assessment Ol 1euehts Of
| th,, iurv to be eupancled and sworn herein,
! and il j. further ORDERED. Fhat copy OF
| hi. notice and order be published twiCe "A
| week for three successive weeks in tho
| NashIngtOn Evening Star. the Washington
| Post ana The Washington Times. nov spa
prrs published in the said District. Comme1c-
| Ing nt least twenty days before the said 2ith
dH\ of February, 4. u. 1916. II Is lur;h-r
! ORDERED. That copy OF this notice aut
| order be srr> rUi 10y the United States marshal
| or his deputies, upon each ~ the owners -
| the tee " thu Land To be condemned herein
| as may b, found by the said marshal. Or his
| deputies. within TIA" District Uf 'nluubD.
| Iofurc the said "rth dav Ut February. 4 T.
| 1915. Hy tn" Court y. l.. SIDDnNS. Tu'tlCc.
| lSciR. iIu, copy Test Z. Nri so
CLERK ~ +. F.. CUNNINGHAM. Assista4t
Clerk.
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Realty Transfers

William kucs. lot % So.
l17o Willard street northwest ELymond H.
Van N"sl o, u%, T." t'arre't j. Van Nest
A02 g street snulh"asr George II. Di"rkOph
ct uN. to Ralph and Rana"lina CarrelO, lot
20. Squar" ~, so t%tHiups 81.
SiNtrrnlh Street ii,tgh,s Mtr,hd \. rwcrs
to john ". S'HGgrrs, lot j., square 2,17,
$40 tStamp% Sl.JVI
sixteenth Street il"ighrs-I'ar'ou Ew,Is ct
ny TO John ". S'uEg"rs, lot II, square ~,
$40 ,Slamps 50.
Brookland John H. IIaislip ct ux. to Mary
Z. ton. lot =, block j, 40 tstGmps
20
ALLOY hctw, X and l., North Capitol ard
First str"c,s uorthW"st-Tn"y l.. lIatt.
trustee. ct AL to .,liui" l.. stone, lrts I-y to
IG1 square ~. SO. Jennie I! Stone to
Lucy T. Tl"rt, trustee, lots iJ3 20 Io7,
square CT. $40.
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Special Notices
THE PRINTERY
"ALWAIS AND ALL WAYS"
6ls 7th st. s. w.
Phone Main 3767.
G. J. BROWN.

OFFICE OF IHE CUMMIs-IU. ERs Or
THE DlSl RICT OF COLUMBIA, Washing
ton. -. g.. January q. 1916. Application tor
permission TO take the eXamlna lion Tor the
selection Of candidates, actual iJenis OF
the District Of Columbia. to be recommended
Dy the Commissioners OF the District Of Co
Iumbia TO take the examination for admis-
sion to the United States Military Academy
IN June. 1916, Will be received by the Com
Inlssioners not later than o'clock y. IN. on
February S, 1916. AppliCat tIon for permission
TO take this eXaminat lion must be made ia the
appicahts hand writing. and he addressed to
ne commissioners OF the District Of colum-
pia, room 5O5. District Building, Washington
u. c. The application must Fiate :he place
ana date OF the applicants birth and his
postoffice address. and be- accompanied by y
Ieruncate from two reputable residents Of the
bfstr1cl OF Columbia, that the applicant 10 u
person OF good moral character. and that he
is an actual resident Of the District of Co
Iuhplh. applicants must not be under
"nteen nor over twenty-five years of age on
the cate OF admission. June Il, 1916. and not
Tess than hve feet four inches in height a.
me age or seventeen, nor less than nve feet
hfe inches in height at the age OF cighto9n
ana upward. physical examination of apo
RrDcants Will be held in Fire Depar' ment
Truck Rouse No. 3, situated on the sout h"ast
corner of Fourteenth street and Ohio avenue
northwest. on SATURDAY. February H. 1PIC.
examination OF applicants will be neid in the
Assembly Room Of the Franklin school Iuild-
ing on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Feh-
ruary 18th and 10Th 1916, commencing at g
include the following subjects: ComposI-
ton. and literature In English; English
tnited States and European history; algebra
'throush quadraue equations and progress
slonsJ; and plane geometry. No person VIII
be permitted to present himself for either
physical or mental examina ion who shall no.
have been notified in writing Of the approx a.
of his application by the Commissioner
LOW. CHARLES ". KUTZ, Commissioner $
OF tho District OF Columbia.
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Marriage Licenses.
J.. F'uIk and Annie l.. Robinso'
Z MartiuslIrE W Va
Deaths.

Deaths.
Msry White Jones. G. years, The Brunswick.
Anna y. N, lcholr, IS years. 2i3 Twelfth ST. eet
northeast.
Daisy FasIauGht, years, El7 Twenty-sec-
OId street southeast.
Edward Io"!. !. leurs, Garfield Hospital
Oll,rr Eus~cl T. years. Walter Reed Gen
rrhl Hospital.
Clara Morgan ~ years. Iu7 Rhode Island
Avenue northwest.
Ellen r. Chapman, st years. Louis" Home.
Nuzla TroIu0. 20 years Tuhrr, .iosis Hospital.
Ida \. lanman, - years, a. !"nce Hos
pithl.
Thomas 9. Clark. u years, 'l5 street
northwest.
EIzabeth Jones. 81 years. ll25 Ninth street
WiItnm +. Burrss 70 years Emergency
Hospital.
George ". Wells. month. AL = street north
vest.
Mary HoOe. y hours Emergen Hospital.
Thomas Watkins, IS years, Potomac river,
Frank Coleman, 20 years, Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
aNtnu" northeast.
Robcr, l.. Dorsey "a years, ll5l Seventeenth
street northwest.
Elizabeth Cornish, "A years. 1909 First street
northwest.
Robert lcItwich 4J years. Frcedmen's Hos
pilal
Ella Digs A. years. 10 n street southeast.
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Vital Records
Births.

DlTtnS.
William II. aud Della NJ Payne. girl
William " and Ann NJ. Poole. boy.
John aud CIty1nda Osborne, boy.
Henry -. and Mary l.. Naliey. boy.
Edward Eeaie ana Evelyn Walsh Mclean.
bog.
Antonio and Suazin La zzaTt, girl.
Rice and Mary Il. Iiooe. girl.
Joseph t.. and Helen B. Funk. girl.
.Iosei,h AMI sarah Robertson, boy.
William and Julia Neal. boy.
George ami Madeline Henry, boy.
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DENTISTRY

CUT RATE PRICES ONE WEEK ONLY.
FULL SET GUARANTEED TEETH s4.o0
Crown and Bridge Work, So up Gold Teeth.
So All hlings SOC up
PAINLESS EXTRACTION FREE.
ARMY NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS.
DIR. ID. II. MORAN. Manager.
Cor 7th g. r. Entrance 63s F n. W. Ph. " 5j2i
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE

Will SElL. My 81. 500 EQDITr IN >:W
SI.uDu house NJ. Hl'asam. .. hi",k nor
ltO. -. or exchange for tIn-N ruUsc or de
sirablc huIl4lnu lot in Eakoua i'Hrh. j.
Dean. eaI1 4,h 81. TakomI PaIh. Telephone
COL I1sy
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OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES

BULLE IN OF AVAILABLE UPFURI UNI 7 IEo
Detailed information
be secured free of charge application
BUREAU OF lNtORMATlON UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
OF LABOR, SO1 BUILDING
l. Per
Speang perieneed m AdVTrappoaion may be
3 des ssoona spossb
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'D-Per day. PH-Per hour. B&L-
urnished house, garden, fuel and mllk.
ed. N. Adv. .-Trapsportatlon may De
nderstood that all opportunities are OF
ired as soon as possible.
tionaIity Married or single. Machinists
27Iac to 3ic IN Asscmhlers aNc TO 'Jc l'H.
TO 9J4 hrs. pD. NO Tr
chine shop hands. assslnblers, cts. Any ES.
Married or single. 22l2c PHI and up. NO
Tr. hrs. pD.
Ohio.
S76-149I. Cuyahoga 90. Wanted about six
teen car dismantlers for coniemned rail
No Tr. hrs. PD In winter 20 hrs ID IN
summer.
Virginia.
S67-SOo9. Alexandria co. one Jingle or mar
Red woman without children for cooElns
and general housework. Swede or Nor
wogan. SIS PM and home. fr. adv. from
New York aud deducted.
DOMESTICS.
Connecticut.
SO 1OlT. Connecticut. Near Hartford, conn
Wanted about 800 Negro farm lahorers for
tobacco culture ENPerenG%d n%n Niao one per
garden and fuel free. Some work FOR
women at cooking and laundry work Foth
married and single wanted. Wanted about
April /.
District of Columbia.
Farm near Washington, married man wanted
at $40 per month including unfurnished
house, garden fuel and vegetables. Must
have some esp.
Philadelphia.
$50 &C.. Philadelphia. Large carpet manu-
faCturer wants 800 male and female HeaN-
to work on machines making carpets,
rugs. blankets, cloth, etc. Any nationality.
Piecework Nl4 to E1S per week.. Must fur
nish own transportation. Permanent. 90
hrs. per wk
Chatham County, Ga.
Chatham County, Ga. one expert rnc ed. cad
burner who understands the manutaCtIre Of
sulphuric acid. Any nationally. Married
preferred. Sl2j per month. Must furnish
own transportation. Permanent II suitable.
District of Columbia.
District Of Columbia. StcnOgrapher and type
writer. female age ~ to n. Tor patent work
Must lie accurate. s2J per month with ad-
Nnn""mcnt to right party. Permanent II
satisfactory,
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DEATHS

lIGT,UiNSDN- Mrs CATHERINE HIlCH-
lNSON, widow Of Hayward NJ. Hutchinson
and mother OF Mrs. John Sidney Webb. st
her Residence, lGlI MaEsa ch Usetts avenue.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
u5albInore and Philadelphia pspers. please
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Bachelors Apartments.

10th AMI 1 So. Tine ErllU II. Apt. ca
two rooms OuIIl IN shower IN bathroom;
large closet with wiisIuv apartment nCH ~
10 rcrcd and painted throughout, western D.
IUs ui,, siNtL hoor, electric lights or gas, te!"-
phone ia apartment aIl-ulgfI dictator s,rN-
tee. valet and maid ser'i'. aNalla de IN
building, lGHcaIalc occupancy.
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For Rent.

FOR RENT-Huusr on Bdlslon road rear
ami 4. IN. l.
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FOR SALE-FARMS

FOR SALE IGO-arrc farm. Fairfax o. Va.
lr,rro,.1 d, new lmuGalra .-u,os. etc.
Mou"s rent in excess OF i p"r cent on Iur-
,nd," price. \ splcn 'ra inN"sirrnt, "''".
t. q, rrs. Groom dwelling. !r..'. SIa !c, I'm"
srrtug stable. etc.. miles from IN. near
!uaca,iam road. idraI !il'l" farm. 81 o.
New N-room house. hot water h'a'. birth,
gooi location. s,hn"l store, church, etc..
Mclean. Va. a l'tIgaIn st SEQ
H. e. hACEA1L.,
Metro nul!lHn Rank HuiIlirg.
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APARTMENTS TO LET
Unfurnished.

FOR RENT-IO26 9Th \ z. tkey next door;
the best J-ro1m apartment IN city for ga
per UlOnb. Apply JOS. J. cAflOR. '2s 9TH
THE pORTNER 18th and T. FIs. y. ".
| 'uususl opportunity to s,rurc CholC" lo'B'r'n.
looms. . OF "hIcn ~" front ......... ST, I.
rooms ..... e.. .......... go
. rooms, 70 ~'ltrt f'''V
IIpni iu, I4r,d In rent I.F,rN hing inst
class. Biuiug room. i'C'IDD,r. Ail-night
elevators. I."sidrut IIa1'.rr.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

fl,O0o GROCERY paying we'll. all cash trN de.
Inquire WENNER. SSS Louisiana ave. y. ".
HOTEL WEST-European. 10 rooms fully
equipped. heat and hot water iurnished,
central. doing good business. Los Pa. ave.
j.. W.
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Wanted.
HOnScS AND VrniCLES

EIGHT HORSES AND MARES. MULES:
must sell .or the want of uSr. Rear 46S
Pa. ave. Y. W. l.
SENEN HORSES AND TWO BIG MARES.
Sold for the van; or Use. Rear 50 Pa.
"a y ". tUnr s.d"b.
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667-&009. Alexandria co. One Jingle or mar
Red woman without children for cooling
and general housework. Swede or Nor
wegan. SIS PM and home. fr. adv. from
New York and deducted
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PHILADELPHIA.

$50 Sc. Philadelphia. Large carpet lnanu-
facturer wants 800 male and female weay
to work on machines making carpets,
rugs, blankets, CLOTH etc. Any nationality.
Iieceworl ttl4 to SIS per week.. Must fur
nish transportation. Permanent. %
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Virginia.

S7O--a5o7 Orange Co. one married man for
milking. gardening, etc, Bclgian. Nor
ucgian or German. Other white lJS EXp.
or green. Children permitted, if Iery small.
No Tr. 500 per annum at first, board and
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Ohio.

76-l4ST. Cuyahoga 90. Wanted about six
teen car dismautlers for condemned rail-
rOgd cars Any ES. Single. Hicce"ork
No Tr. hrs. PD IN winter, 20 hrs in
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WORkINGMEN-Ne must hustle to keep
the trade have and NOR" Aus'l" Tor
new customers. there's no monopoly in bust
ness. hest value draws en-, and that 9 WHY
We sell thousands Of pairs new pants, $l.3V
up one price. JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
6ls ID.
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FARM LABORER.
MARYLAND.

>7O--5lS baltimore co. one married man
for general farm work. Any IGS. cows
ENp. Children permitted. $50 PM year
round house, garden, fuel and milk. Wife
In hpIn "A washing,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

BEAUTIFUL 6-KOOM BUNGALOW, fruit,
porChes Jc car IaIc, nice lots. high and
healthy; one block from new public school.
PRICE ONiN. 81 6"U. terms Elt0 cash: bal.
Iii month. o. b. EANTGINZER. sC5 New
York N W.
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tionaIity, Married or single. Machinists
27Iqc to 3ic IN, Asscmhlers aDc TO !Jc llt.
TO 9JS hrs. pD. NO 1r.
Sf6--II4C. Erie 60. Unlimited number OF ma
chime shop hands asssIpDlers, cts. Any ES
Married single. 22l2c PH and up. No
TT. hrs pD.
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COMMON LABOR.
MARYLAND.

y
SI6-l4A. Baltimore 60. Wanted Ten or
twelve boys about sixteen Years Of age to
break ends of blowers pipes-seni-ruugh
work 81 pW to start. When proficient will
earn 81 10 $3.50 PW.
Pennsylvania.
machine miners and coke drawers desired.
Austrlans and any others. Married or
single. 4jC 4SC and J6C for 42-bushel
wagon. Drawing coke a $40 and sl.l5 per
oven. No Tr.
GY1-E Fayette Co. Unlimited number OF
coal miners and coke drawers wanted.
Polish preferred-any others. Married or
single. 4Jc and JJc for 30 bushel wagon; l.;
coke drawing S. 10 and $lN per oven. No
Tr.
G9l-65. Centre Co. Wanted 800 miners ond
mine leaders. Slavoniun. Married Gin
gle. Pick miners 72c per ton, ioaders sc
per ton hours PD.
TRADES.
Indiana.
9I3--3 Lake 20. Fifteen squenf-r rnolders
desired. Married or single. 81 s. ID.
Michigan.
SIC -l502. Chippewa CO. Twenty five expert
enced canvas glove makers wanted. Mar
ricd or single. Women and girls preferred,
men accepted Wages dcp, ni On ability.
10 hrs. pD. No Tr.
New York.
S99 g.. Erie 60 Machinists end assenulcrs
wanted "hrn positions ar" open Any na-
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Chatham County, Ga.

Chatham County. Ga. one eNperi"nc cd lead
burner VIII" understands the manutaCtIre OF
suphuric acid. Amy nationally. Married
preferred. Sl2j per month. Must furnish
own transportation. Permanent II suitable.
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DOMESTICS.
Connecticut,
District of Columbia.

at $40 per month including unfurnished
house, garden fuel and vegetables. Must
have sOme esp.
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COOk-MaIc or female: white or Colored
prefer stay nights; reference. Apply 2
once 10 40 Pa. ave. y. W. GRATZ HOTEL
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District of Columbia.

District Of Columbia. StcnograDher and type
writer, female, age - to n. tor patent work.
Must he accurate. s2j per month with ad-
NHn""mcnt tD right party. Permanent II
satisfactory.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
TABLE BOARD

L ST ~ w, 909-Two meals, $3.50, tire.
iurdle So
THE SHEPHERD 10Th and T. cts. n. W.
Excellent meals: breakfast. 25C; lunch. 2uc.
dinner. DC; 81. % week.
Is ST y. w, Si5-iooj virginia cooking:
s2.5 " eek for two meals Il day; 81 per week
for three meals day; give us II trial.
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