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Redactor-Obato •.'.' ¦***-!--r* -w***-**}. -¦.. wpTP r- >¦$. |7V ¦-¦" JORNA DO— BRASIL _UdacU»r-cb«í« Dr. FEEMAND0 MENDEI DB ALMEIDA es; T**~**"f-r—*¦"**+'¦'7"--., *.,__,,- » ANNC XXIII RIO DE JANEIRO — Quinta-feira, 14 de Agosto de 1913 .%*4 N. 226 II 3B5 uma ho» sinm' MJOA.BB umn .-riada A I.UOA*8B uma acena •»« Ar UOVPON DO'-- l -»»Kiii*saA portu- ama t ]>ltBí'IHA»HF:¦toe.... T" durma uo Mh-Kf l, EXPEDIENTE COKCtlfUIO 1HS llll 'itiegadu du f-uropii, pa* *iVeonliaiii;a do tona «ppareilcl», i» Tsmiktidsré ao.. I| ru anui riei-u nu arruinitili-lnv nupura rmulllu dn tratamento! "* ARGUMENTO na rua A-mlfâtt'»- .ii'.a dn i-u.mil nem (IJIni'«,Ivinpresa 0 MODERNO Ul 10.44$ i pura Amrrlcanu, A rua Ma- "k ¦criLiiii*; n õittít^. py. •im- kiiJii numa nimi do eonfian*reeliai floriano P.ixoio lll, pri* -dr* uma empre- IUdac«;So • Admlulstraçlo j /,} i;n; na ruu Coronol 1'edro Alves,Iní|r. am|»r, i.i.nii„n.. «40 Nor- JHtlVIKA-KB •*op*í)rí*i rnaíü uiiilKii l'iuin vormoio n. 2117.|„.ia. ».'.44» U tido, pJira ¦ âfiaida Rio Branco m. 110 lll. ««. 107 USTVlWin lfVr-a; na roa .u.» n, SS. iKUxie d» ToSfn of Im. ,,.7~... ....1 i"i".A i.uiiA-íiU uma boa lavadelra -.. isí TMíiulmno Sil r«i1nri»*i> ! n. «*>! 1,1,'ilAM.HM mim lavadelra RA_ ãnKòoitliiadelrài traU-ao na Baatoi).(B A. eiiHimimailelra o uma «jopmi-aru» do Cattete n. lil, nuarlo 40. *-o- fa mlmitiistNiçiio: 5.408, ilo __.• o ahrútiiiiileirai no bocq" «o iti<i iii ¦Jl.tlD* d. uma ama n. 47, sulirailo,(A. 'J-,.-l ..„ ]>RBC1SA*IB. -ra ou «rrunitt-IHra. na ru» Mo. 1.783.__- *.¦• I'Yancf«.'a Muraturl S3. ... , A LUOA*8B ,-t níiiíia WTOBRBOO TELEOBAPHTOO ¦iliOA-HK uinu inoi.a paia nr. *rXtran*ralra ir s» r.ss com i.r.ii. „ Ar ar- ¦ . - .. ,-1 . ... ' ¦ A. ri.innililra « mais álliuni ser* , l _ FERMRNAL 'Slí^caV?.r,Ja "°, •""•«"r.ini" ViÍRoí* na'™ia ^o ¦¦¦-*K*í- de uma iTlad» it1;;.':",!.1,",1-";.. "• ¦-¦ »'""¦ '•<A- 1JI!Ki*ISA-*»Bpara iodo o j-«t*ril*;o dr pe*. *"' «Viena "•$•**!«*¦ •!• ÂSSIOlíÃTORAS u°.-61 ! A MJOAM-SB duaa arrumadel- família, tis rua COUTAI! D COI.I.IXCIONAB <»•~~~ na llasioa rietemtoru 13. Cnfí. IA 92.333 « DO BRARIV" uma ni .„~~,~,~ü„' \-sXrss:'oc'. rua Tavares DO JOl-NAt* •'rvlrló. "• Callete.(A. 9..»1C R^rlAr - Anno ..... Al.üiiA-HKRTJOía para (o<io o èui | r)It|.>*l.HA-HK Ar uma ¦eobora _________ í <;is;i de pouca familia; na ruu A I.UOA-flH uma rapariga que sallia la-.ar e i-somoME — Anno «iniiii-ii Carneiro n. 94. i|u|lauda. ¦* * tijtfiii-za por- ru» Ar- I_-r»nj.-lra» 2*1. .-ara 9. V»«il JWWO ilO.ill l.iva-liiint n entt.an* n 'Ji>.74*> •• »-Semestre...« 10*1000 (11, madeira, tanitoem saiu, co-iniiar; • iínniero avulso. "is; uma moca éstratt* na rua Visconde de Flgruolrodo de unia inüi-iiihí» i atra**. ALUOA-8Hgelra uiruutadciru, com li. CO, vaci-arla.(A. 92.463 1M1ECISA-SE leve* csSm Dia* iiteis : 100 para para êervlÇOM -.'riiador em prallea do costura, dn cõnducta da Ar 1.ni;I.u, ua linnlaa los! 300 i«s. uflani,'ii'la, dormindo no aluguel; uma ama seeea D. 1'. loja.(A. 92.421) « Domingo : 200 réis j atrai». na rua Uou.-i do De-i mhro n. 52, AI.I.'i;a-MKedo/l..., com etaSernela »le ma- (MC CWAftAS Cattete.(II. 90.1127 trlcula; na Kmpresa AmerU-ma, a uma ¦¦.¦'.** Io: 800 réis. a rua Mar., liai Floriano Polxo* 1»REC'l.*»..-.-*B «Jo- ''REVISTA t.i 112, andar, telephone para auxiliar íoi ¦arvJço-* DA DA SEMANA" uma perfeita lava- primeiro mtBt.cos, em «-H-. de imi - .» ru» AI.UOA-S1.deira e cngoniinadclru para 440. Norte.(A. 9..42» .1 i -daito".) n. II in. ¦lo.iiuij - ..... 2O$W0 t%-*«-*--s«sí-sa-sss-ss^^ nana <le traiumouto, para tratar Ertorlor Anno na rua Leão n. HQ, U-iranJelras. uma eopelra e uma de uma Invade!. L(Re?istra<líi) M$0WI nas AI.rOAM**»Bftnrumjul--*)ra. eom d\n A LÜQA-SB uma tn»;n para «no Pre fere-so Inimedia-ío'*». c-xlerneta IJRECISA-SE¦ rs: na rua Ipaneola S3. --Anno 15J000 Ai.i;t.A-.si (14. 90.333 . matricula; na Empresa America- i B 'JO.tDS Drasil¦• ^•-jMílrajMílra on arrumaUelra; na rua • i na & rua Marechal I-'lorlaiio Pel- 9 25$000 Ilumnylú n .51, casa n. urna telo- t-» 'semestre...(Registrada) (A. 111.400 portugueza pa- xoto 112, primeiro andar, Ar jn>a -eiupTe- 8$000 A__-ÜGA->8_3ra ílítül fiõcòa; na. rua do Cat- plione 440, Norte. (A. 92.430 IJRECISA-SE tetc :il7, IA. 90.9*iS ira.i.i para acrvlÇOí domeatl- 13»000 uma senhora para n. armazém. c«wi. pMga-he bem; na Avenida. [(Re-fUtrada) At.UtlA-Sl-J¦arruina-lelra n costureira; na * I.UOA-8B uma mora na tra- dc .<¦. 102, tli yo.*í£l. {' avulso: 900 réi? J umamoi;a poitu- Xj-vos-a das Part llliii.- 4», — Salvador jíum.i-o travessa da agoa n, 42, Bola- AI.CGA-KIl para Se toda a pendência era, na Câmara, escura, por ess». andar aquillo *ftrazndo fogo. 110.424 guoüa pata amasecca ou ar» arrumadolra ó copelra. -SH uma inefiioa. : 000 réis. (A. rumudetra, na ruaProl Caneca ÍA. 92.334 actba em Câmara ardente. pRECISA de Jornal do Brasil, 90.381 -*- para ama s* •¦¦.a rua dos In- í Tanto dn uma moça portu- II. 113. cava n. 40.(I!. r. lA. 32.r.27 da Revista da Semana, AI-iUOA-SB¦guèísa eotn arru.- A'LUOA-SE uma mooa para .ler- *-5*Wí-__í«-3-_V»R«í5í5ííí^ femo pratica para unia arrumadelra "-tXVlcòs levejj casa de ossienaturns por madoira on copeira ou para ama Al.UOA-HBou do dê peque- de uma criada; na Hio se aeceitam seeea; iialn-se rua cozlnlícira. para cá-a na família; trata-se na Vllla Kuy IJRECISA-SE• '1; no mezes. na Chrlsto* mocas; quem precisar dirlJa-so k travc&aa 4. rua O-iíie 11. trata-ae ar- lieiios de se» vam Colombo ií: 73. (A. 90.510 'Ao, Barbosa Chlnulta de uma criada pRECISA-SB Oe uma Ia vau ei* Je uma menina de ma/.-Tii.(A. *j_.'.ti3-» rua Pedro Américo 2' an- (A. 92.326 FJECI14A-H1-;todo um -** IJUECISA-SE16 annos faz-cr -•.>»!• ! dar.(A 92.743 para serviço de cafal , ra__ e eiigotnma<í**lra; na rua 12 a para ! A assignatura p«He começai unia moca para ar- «em fllbo-i na r. Alice flguelre- I General Canbarro 31. mod. Sio paiihia a uma senliora e para o.*. em casa de fann- AI.IJOA-SBruuiadf-ira ou ama scccca", do LUOA-SE uma moca portu- do 84; K.-ia.jfio do Ulaohuolo,ChrUlovam,'B 90..27 str-rviços leves; tratar coni D. Ce- i 1)41ECISA-SElia dc uma cria* data, nas termina* uma iiiu-;a branca A tfueza, cliesfo-da lia 91.130 CÜIa, na r.do ftt-i-jhuelo n. AO. de tratamento m qualquer 10 a 17 iiiiiiini; llu rua rlenador VIíUOA-SBãrrumadeira; na rua pouco, pa- (A. [T>nEC!SA-SB da. preterindo*se portugueza. para Manjo, Junlio, Setembro Eu.cbln n. 424,(A. 90.040 para ra lavar e en gom mar ou para de uma eriada (B. 92.3Í4 ; todo o serviço, inclusive o dv la- rR cm Arislidei I.otoo n. 112. loja. ca»a de urn ladeira João JR1.LI.-A-S1-. de uma copeira e X. *ni íll. 91.373 casal; na ¦ para o serviço var roupa**; p<j«d**ra dormir i Dezembro. _ uma moça portu- Homem 10.(A. 92.3;. arriirna'i*!ira; na r. Darão do \ família- na rua Maxwoll í de uma ..-nada easa ou trata-se das lê -*¦*•* Al.Ua-.-SE Mesquita 104.(A. 91.143 1)RECISA-SE«'a*»a üe familia. nio: *r.'l»*mt'nt« gueza para eopelra ou àrru- uma enllotnmadelrã , Víila líabel. Uí 90.í para para 4 do dia. á rua de í. agbjicias :ío iiiiasii. ma-ieira ou para servi- LUOA-SE LUGAM-SE uma copelra e iar- lodo o serviço; Je 16 a IS annos. n. 191. Iioiaiogu. (B. 'j<i.s»7. qualquer A para roupa do tionium. dornu \ •rumadelra •SE dc uma senhora de aue durma no aluguel; na rua em «:•»: na rua Plguefodo de Maga- «lo Rlneliuelo 303. e duas eozmiieliráa PRECISA- de uma u.-liula S. P»»lo — Iíua 15 de N-ovein* Ihüo üS. fora; na rua que lavam o eiigommam e um edado. de bona costumes, I>riECISA-SE' vasa d« fami* Senhor dos Passos n. 3-3. «obrado. .1» uma orlada do — Caixa n. 1.356 ll. Copacabana n. dl. 90.311 servir do sa- para p«_*.|aena 92.270 tiro 4 postal Fl- (13 91.638 quarto pequeno «Ie lli annos, para copei- para companhia, lu para todos os serviços do- (B. PRECISA-SEcôr para íervíços de -*-'a->a; na. •—Representante: Ad. Nardy ro n recados; na. rua Barão *ie bendo trabalhar em serviços \e* mo^-k-Or-; «Ca D cca uma tooa lava'l...lra e na rua Kr»*i de uma an.a se.;- r. RlncUaelò 241.ÍB._90.S19 lho. C«- A LUGA-SE uma empregada na- S. fellx 1«0. sol).(A. 92.320 ves; para tratar na rua Bento n. 17. soto.U! 90.535 Illu (Ina*.
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