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AUCTION SALES.

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AUCTION SALE-CH1CKERlN PA
no and fine furniture at auction. 1 will
sell at pubic auction, at the residence
NO 23 East Central avenue, corner Ce-
oar St, on Wednesday, Nav @ at 10
a. M, all appointments and furnishings,
consisting of upright Chickering piano,
parlor suite Qn Wilton), hall rack a
magnificent specimen of a bald eagle
and PEDESTAL; center tables, Symrna
rugs, one fine leather couch, Turkish
chalr, In leather; two iron manteI
CLOCKS, two beautiful pieces of bronze;
water c9lorS, oil paintings and etchings,
sldeb9ard, extension tables, chairs, Irish
point curtains, one very fine square
dcuble heater, one almost new cabinet,
gaSolne range, one cooking range, with
water front; one large family refrig-
orator; all the Brussels and ingrafn
carpets and rugs; bedroom suites, iron
beds, dresser bedding, dishes cooking
utensils, etc. Parties looking for bar
gains III good goods cannot afford to
miss TINS sale. A. G. Johnson, Auc-
MANUFACTURERS STOCK OF UP
holstered Furniture at Auction-The en-
tlre stock of samples of one of the
largest manufacturers in the North
west Will be sold at auction in the sales
rooms NO A9-421 Jackson St, on Thurs
day, May 3, all day. The stock consists
OF SO fine leather chairs 50 leather
couches, 100 couches upholstered IN
velour, tapestry and pantesotc, 25 par
lor suites, so fancy rockers and dlvans.
l? bed lounges 10 Davenports and Nor
rls chairs: This is the first time that
hilt iuid ana complete sample line of up
nolStered goods has been offered in St
Paul at public auction. Parties looking
Tor anything In this line cannot afford
10 miss this important sale. Goods will
pc on exhibition Tuesday and Wednes-
day a. c. Johnson, Auctionecr, 49,
All jackson street
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POPULAR WANTS
HOUSES FOR RENT.

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HAMLINE-Two modern houses, nine
and ten rooms, both with bath, hot and
cold water, furnace, 1905 West Mime
haha St, half block from street cars.
and 1900 Capitol av., nice barn and
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INSTRUCTION.

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FOR SALE-Three months scholarship in
stenography, typewriting or bookkeep-
Y ISL Globe
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LOST-A large liver and white licked
pointer dog. Liberal reward will be
paid for. his return to H. e. Thompson,
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CHIRoPoD1sTs.

Good Luck SalVe; best
thing for sore feet; all druggists; estab-
Dshed eighteen years,
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs

Anybody out of work In St. Paul Or
minneapolis may insert an adver-
fsement under this heading free
of CHARGE.
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STTUATIOFFG WANTED FEMALES
Anybody out CT work ia St. Paul or
Minneapolis may insert an adver-
tfsement under this heading free
Of charge.
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REAL ESTATE.
LOST AND FOUND.

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DOG LOST-Brown, resembles water
spaniel four feet white to first Joint.
breast and end of tall white. Return for
reward to 212 Colborne st.
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CARPET CLEANING.

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CARPETS, rugs. mattresses cleaned. rem
feathers renovated. Helps Carpet Clean,
Ing Works. lis University aV: tel. H4s-2
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For SALE.

BttG4CLES-The reliable Monarch, at $25,
~ $4O, $50, chainless $50; can't be beat
81. Paul Cycle Company, S24 Wabasha.
WE BUY, sell and exchange all kinds of
household goods; We always have bar
gains for you; open evenings. 125-127
South Wabasha. Telephone. main 1777-3.
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MASSAGE.

DO YOU WISH an excellent massage? &?
Call at Mime. Lauretta's Bath ParlOrs,
319 Jackson ST.
MASSAGE-35O Cedar st., Room 26, sec
ond floor, massage, steam baths, alcohol
rubs; osteoDathic and electric treat
ments; open daily.
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ROSARY LOST-At Cathedral or between
it and St Louis church, a small crozier
rosary, with Jerusalem" medal; valued
for. associations. BY leaving at Cathed-
raj with Father Dolan finder will con-
fer a favor
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EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and office
man would like position with RESPONSE
ary to start if prospects are good; best
Of references. l. 175, Globe.
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FINANCIAL

NTSNT -
MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE.
TRANSACTION your SECRET and ours
rave you been deceived by others? WE
on your notes
(RELIABLE IN OUR DEALINGS)
Our ability t. please you is beyond
quesSgTh' S,p T, Make MAX Iy EGIr own terms.
THIRD FLOOR. Room 301
New YO-k Life Rrildincr
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

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ROOMS--At Hotel Fey, corner Cedar and
seventh, furnished rooms by the day
or week; steam heat and bath; tran
sient trade solicited.
FURNISHED ROOM-For rent. furnish
ed room. with alcove. Il Buckingham.
HOTEL ARLINGTON-s Seven Corners
for rent, two furnished rooms suitable
Tor two ladies or gentlemen; also sin
summer.
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TEN-ROOM house, bath, steam heating
plant new, storm sash and screens put
up and taken down. No. So Twelfth
23S Goodrich, near Smith, seven rooms,
bath, gas, furnace; cheap to small fam
ily Schram's Renting Agency, 800 and
322 Manhattan Bldg
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:! ac2Daily. bEx. Sun. Leave Arrive.
SSthlicago, La Crosse, NIL la8:3Oam alO:15pm
SSihiiicugo' La crosse NIL la4:30pm all :45am
OnIcago, ~, La Crosse. Mil Ia6:55pm a2:60pm
ChIGGgO Pioneer LImII0G' "88'IS On s7I4s, J.,
66hI., FaL1bault, McGreg' r. 4:40pml bill: :l5am
6eolIa, via Mason City. a4:40pm all: :15am
Red Wing and RUchesIer,b3 .1sbn1 IN 4Ear5
DGupuque, Via La Crosse. bS :30am bl0:l5pm
I;,,., 81; L., X. g, Earibault. a9S5aml ae:25pm
MMl!Dank ana Way........ bS :20am be.30pm
Ortonville. Aberdeen Ia7 :O5Dml as.05,ns
Nor Held. F"baun & Aus b7 :20pml b9:20am
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Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD.


Sehesule IN eject December "a Is99-
Leave Washington from Stati0a corner Of New
JERSEY Avenue and Street
For Chicago and Northwest, Tsstibuled Limited
trans l0sSS a m. SOS p. m. daily.
for Nlncinnati. ST. Louis, and Indianapolis,
Express, 1865 m Yestibnled Limited $40 p
m. express I2-05 night. daily
Tor Pittsbcrg and Cleveland. 1875 a. N and
For Columbus, Toledo sd Detroit. I2-o5 night
for Winchester and way stations. 's:S5 a -
and Ss40 and 800 D. m
For Luray. $40 p. N. daily.
or Baltimore. week days. x2-S5. 800. $50.
A. 20, N4:l9. XS-50. SIS, xS.S0. xl0-00 a m.
~ 20 n, l2-I5, xl-l5. NS-OO. x30, xi:So. 4:S0.
HS:o2, x5:i0, x5-So, zS-90, $50 No-00 xlo-G9
Nll-S9 1ll-2 p N sundays. G-Ss. X 90.
4 lI0. $50 NS-OJ q m. xl2-G5- l-09, lis.
N2:oo, AS, Ss=o5- S5:Ie. csc, xs-Oo. NlO-Oo.
For Annapolis. 7:Io and s:s5 a. m, I2.15 and
S'Sg 81, P m m sundays, s;ye a NJ a;S5 ? m
80, $50 p m SUNDAYS 800 a. n, LIB P n
Tor Aagerstown. 'i0-S5 n m. and ) 80 p m
For Boyd and way points. week days, SIS
a m. $50. $50. 7-o5 p m sundays. 300 a IT.,
For Gaitkersbssrg snd way points. week days.
SO a m, $3.50. 500. $50, Asa. $50. 7-05,
ll25 p m. Sundays. 800 m. LIS. 4:S5. T:aS.
For Washington Junction ard way points.
week days. SIS a. m, 4.S0, $50 p Sundays.
900 a N, lis p. m
Royal BIue Line.
All trsias Illuminated with Pintsch light
For Baltimore, Philadelphia. New Ysrk, Bostol.
and the East. week days. 1:95 (Diner), SD
tBuhetl. 1000 tDiner) a. n. E2-05 iDiner}.
Ills (Diner). 500 Royal Limited" Ex
elusively Pullman Trsil Dining Car, 500
Ginning Carr, 500, II 80 Sleeping Car open az
1870 o'clOclO. and 2:S5 HIght. sundays 5-o5,
e:05 4 N, 1905 uoon, i.I5 Dining Cars 500.
e:05 Dining Cars. 500. Il-SO (SiespiES Car open
lo:o0 o'clock, and 2.S5 night
Pa-lor Cars ali day trains
For Atlantic City, 1000 a. n 1865 noon. and
1:l5 ard 500 p. m week days l2=55 noon sun
DAYS.
For Cape May, week days i2-o5 ard 1-lS p N
Except Sunday. xExpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from hOtelE
and residences BY Union Transfer Co. on orders
left at ticket ofices 6l9 PennsyiFsnla Avenus
NV, New YORK Avenue and 18th Street. aao a.
Depot
Y. ID. UNDERWOOD. n. B. MARTIN,
ID V. :. and Gen. Nan NSr. PAS. TsaiHe-
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HOT dave sre coming soon House cleaning time
i drawing near. Before you put things into
shape for the summer let paper the rooms.
New. Dainty. stylish psper-the hsndsomest pat
terms Of the season Finest work s. up +. G.
NOLTE. SO gth It No BRANCH. ap25-tf
Rooms pspeued- SIS up. guaranteed samples
brought THOS ID. GEORGE, 4IIh eth s..
sw ap24-6t en-
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-A few more nice lots al DesneWo0d
ne extension Of the C0lumbi3 car hnes one
fare. lars-e lots 500, snail monthly pay ments-
no interest C. HANBACK,. 6I2 + 81 NV. Room 1.
ap.6-St-em
FOR SALE-west Of Chevy Chase. four beautiful
lots; frst-cl3ss neighborho0ds beautiful
houses. low price, near District line FRANK
STOkTT Teuleytown and Glen Echo Junction
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE-Or exchange for city property, al a
bargain. % acre.. a whole or in Fart. 10
Gated the Riggs Road, near soldiers Home;
price and terms reasonable LOUIS p. SHOE-
MAKER. go II. nW. aps6-3t, ,em
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Apply al Office ior we.IiJ Bulletin
SUBURBAN.
roR sAIE-SoRrHYEsr.

IoR SALE-27 acres; fine land: quantity
of fruit; different kinds; miles from
city; good road: near station: small
house. barn. good location: 1850; easy
terms DUCKETT & DENT. SIS 81
FOR SALE-l5 acres; good land: fruit all
kinGs: Groom dwelling; barn. stable.
water, sh4dE. : miles u market; good
road; high location; 500; easy terra.
DtChETT & DEAT. 635 + ST.
FOR KENT-7-rO0m dwelling: large lot.
stable. barn. chicken hoase. water
SHADE; near steam and electric C8r. Al
Hyattsville; So DUCKETT 4 DENT, 6s5
81
FOR SALE-Acre lots. forest shade;
minutes walk 10 steam ard electric
cars; miles frcn city: high and healthy;
hne water: cheaper than 80 foot lots:
easy terms; buy now. DUCKETT & DENT.
6s5 ST
FOR RENT-2Z-rOo.n mansion: . baths:
hot and cold yater: furnace, range. Ia
trobes; beautiful grounds shade one min
ute 10 electric cars. AZ Hyattsviiie: ssIit-
able for sanitzriurn or boarding house: So
DUCKETT q DENT, CS5 81.
FoR SALE-Choiee lots at Highlands and
hy4ItsyIile on electric ears. water
connections nice sif eets, Sidewalk, well
located. cheap. easy teTms- DJCkETT &
DENT. 6S5 r - aP35-3t
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PROPOSALS.
PR0P0S Al FOR TTRR SRY BTTTDTS1--i

fhpfooAA fth iabhAnh NJ ti-biNtr.--oiace OF
Superintendent Of Construction. Library Of
Congress- Washington, d. C.. April 25. 1909.
Sealed proposals for the construction OF the build
ing for the Washington Public Library on Mount
Vernon Square, in this city. viii be received at
this office az O'CLOCK p n. on SATURDAY.
THE 10TH OF NAY. 1890. and then publicly
opened Specifications, general instructions, and
conditions. and blank forms Of proposal may be
had and the drawings seen on application TO this
Office. 70 the architects. AckeTmau & Ross.
I56 Fifth Avenue New York City. BERNARD r.
GREEN. Superintendent Of Construction
sp25 20 p - uvl2 IA
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FOR sALE-FARMs.

FOR SALE-A nice tarm of g acres good dwell
ing. barn. stable, hen hOnse. plenty OF fruit
good lard, two miles east Of Beniiing, fronting
road; very cheap. Address BOX 4l9 this Office
an24-St
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sOH sALE-HoHsn. AND vEH,oLEs


oOGswELL's is the cheapest place ;n the city TO
buy new ard secondhand bp.gieS. sUrreys.
phaetons. traps. run1OOUts. wagons and harness.
old vehicles taken in exchange 30 IIsh - nv
ap26-7t
country; sound and gentle y East Capitol
ST ap26-5t
FOR sALE-Pne.Inatic tired runabout phaetaa
ard one-man Brewster buggy cheap 70 prompt
buyer. Apply REA STABLES. rear Gl5 r. NV
sp2sss
FOR SALE blockey brown mare cob. years
old. and sound; reasonable oeer refused
To he seen At stable. III 81 nv ap2sI
FOR sALE-Cheap. 1 sareI horse. Islz hands
higEi very STYLISH also one pony 2ls 4th
s. ne. sH16-St
FOR SsLE-Great bargain. . head Of horses and
mares, ranging Ia axe from 70 wears,
weight 80 !. 30 pounds; suitable for any bust
ness. and no reasonable offer refused Call 212
~ s. nv apz6-It
FOR sALE-wagons. buggies. victoria ard car
riage, no reasonable offer refused 1879 Ohio.
ave. (GEYER1 @pss-St
FOR sALE-Pair horses. carriage and harness,
price SiS5; Hfter p m 2lS 9TH t.
FOR sALE-A delivery wagon and harness. price.
50 1884 st. Nv. Item
FOR SALE-Oae 20 gaIIea tank Wagon in per
iect o0ndition' cost new $40; price So. Cali
SCI q 81 sW- ap2J-3t.e en-
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Beautiful ianiIy
horse H1mblet0nians weight, l,z59, price
So ISL g s. NV ap25-Ss
FOR SALE-Bay marc. gentle. can be driven
by lady; also buggy and harness. sacriice-
Apply after 6 p N. 6lS Pa ave Sc zp.5-St
FOR sALE-A surrey; cheap. Call a. ls Patter-
son 81 ne @PZS-st
FOR SALE-Family dayton and side bar buggy;
cheap Apply 81 zlst 81 NV sp25-Sr
FOR sALE-GrOeery wagon and b1rnez-- a05
9Th .. NV aPztSt.en
NUST b. sid st once. cheap for cash. fine sur
ries q recent STYLES; I rubber tire ransb8ut.
] ladies' phaet0n. I light trap side door Tuilk
wagon, grocery or business w., platform
springs. and 2 end springs also several business
bUEgies OF different styles. Cali ~ once, J. 2.
MlNNIA. l0l-lt6 H1rTisoE 81, AEEcosils. d. c
sp24-st.e EN-
FOR sALE-Cood surrey and buggy 81 I0,h
St 81 4I,54-SJ.eai
FOR SALE-Horse. buggy. and hamess: ladies'
geltlemau's driver, weight required
and cheap. AddIe=s BOX 500. this ofsce a1s4 81
FOR SALE-Good bIocky built bsy mare; weighs
l.2Oo pounds. Apply COAL YARD, C, be
FOR SALE-SmaH bay mare. AZ wears old:
harness and surrey 100 81 ne apsi-st
FOR SALE-A tsack pacing horse. kind and
gentle. chance 10 get q good road horse
owner has no Use for him Apply C. L. WHDY'S
STABLE. 426 Sth 81 NV sp24-St
FOR SALE-SmzI young gentle sound horse. $50
/. VAN RlSWICK. lis ist ST DIV. zp5f-3t
FOR SALE-SUBURRAN.
FOR SALE-LsTgr building lots, 80 feet long by
25 feet VIDE. WITH sfty foot streets and y
foot alleys. Al BallstOn. miles from ashing-
ton. reached on electric cars, Tor scent fare;
terms > cash. balance 81 per week, fOI Sg0
cash. buy now and get a choice lot Call or
write. for psrticulars JAMES f CLEMENTS.
lSsI p 81 NV. Washington. D. C. sp2i-SI
FOR SALE-HyattsviIle. Nd Broom house; acre
Of ground; fine garden land; 80 feet front
age, porches. shade, fruit, Sne water. on electric
and B. s o. r. R.; title clear Apply Room IOs
COrcoTan Bldg, or owner, Box s., HyattsTille.
Nc. applet en-
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

HIGHEST grade up-to-date bicycles So Sl2 50
SIS; the very best values guaranteed: tires
Sl-50- SL45. -; Hartford and Goodrich 50; b.
cycle repairing, cutting down frames. - 80:
enameling, -; mechanical overhauling 81
LABofiSh- Bicycle Maehinist, IL OH 81 nw
Telephone 1913 zp24.luo
FOR sAI.E-Two ladies wheels; good as new.
1928 10th 81 NV ao232t
CHANCE-In order 70 get a number Of our
Pathfinder bicycles with the riders. we will
sell 20 at the low figure OF $50 We claim il
70 be the equal OF any bicycle in city at any
figure The regssiar price Is s35. Other makes
as low as sl5. NATIONAL CYCLE co I42l
"a ave sp22-f
BEFORE buying new bicycle see our large as
sortment high grade wheels; some only SIi.in
~ used; from $ up. CYCLE EXCHANGE 20
10th st. NV ap24-St
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wASTED-AGENFS.

WANTED-Two solicitors for the worlds three
greatest books, Standard Dictionary -
Peoples Cyclopedi4, and Prof Ellis STANDARD
History OF the United States Sold on time:
eight States to sell in; circular sent in advance
to Introduce the solicitor DINSMORE PUB
D. m aU26-7L
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AN HAVING demands for all priced houses for
rent in all parts Of the city; remit to owner
The same day rent is paid WILLIAM X. ELLIS.
Do iith 81 NV sp24-St. .em
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oFFICF OF TIE COMMISSIONERS D- C- wa.h

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c. WASH
ington. u. C.. April p, ls09--Sealed pr0po-
sails viii be received al this Office until - n. sat
urday. June 81. 1900, FOX furnishing and erecting
in this city two vertical triple expansion crank
and fly wheel e0ndenSing pumping engines. each
having 4 capacity Of twenty million (90O90, ,OG0)
L. ; gallons II twenty four cd hours SPecih-
cations and blank forms Of proposals MAY De OBJ
tsiied at this ofice JOHN B. WIGHT, JOHN
" ROSS. LANSING II. BEACH. Commissioners,
D. C. ap25-6t. exS, en-
WASHINGTON BARRACKS, D. C., APRIL %,
l90G.-Sealed proposals in triplicate viii be
received here until NOON, NAY % 1900 for con
stTDcting frame ambulance stable at this post.
United states reserves right TO accept OF reject
any all proposals. or any part thereof. Infor-
should be endorsed Proposals for Ambulance
Stable" y s BENTON. q
ap23, p. %, ,26-ny2l y
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WANTED Experienced lady cashier in grocery
aud provision store. Apply GsI II - sw- II
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NANTI11-Young lady boo Seeper Tor inst1i
arv cxpected Address Box 4U IBIS OFFICE.
lr,lh. q en-
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SITUATIONS wANTrD-FEMaLE.

NANTED-By colored girl. place 70 nurse. cham
bermaid. OF to DO housework- APP " J. ave.
NV TEN
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WANTED-By respectable settled white woman
place nurse for cfild; good ref GssI / Il.
fr,
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mANTED-waist and skirt hands. sl9- St
NV. II
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NANTEn-Wh-ie girl for general h0aseWork;
reasonable wages: good home 10 right party.
ia 9th 81. II
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WANTED-5 cooks. 3 walters and s houseworl-
ers; also 3 white lady clerks. 2i2 II st. NV.
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rna nEyr-nnn,,s

FOR RENT-Niceft -fur. rooms. with or without
board. in private family. Iss2 sth st. NV.
aD26-3t en-
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HELP wANTED-MALE 4 FEMALE.

WANTED-At once, good sean,stress aud apprcn-
tices. I4l0 l 81 nv ap243t
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wsNTED. Millinery trimmers and body workers.
Apply HEIGHT & co, 5l3-5iS 'ti So NV.
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WANTED-Neat girl for general ho,rsa- ~ lagos
moderate So 18th Il. ~ IL
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Schesule IN eject December "a 1909
Leave Washington from station corner Of New
Jersey Avenue and Street
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WANTED-A colored woman for general house
work l747 Oregon ave. nv. 1t
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WANTED-Position as caretaker Of house: refer
enees and bond Call Room 10, Mertz Build
ing, Ilth and r NV 1t
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500 take ne4t s-rU0u brick southeast. .argain
MN YORK BUSINESS BROkERS. La 81
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WANTED-A neat eolored couple copk ~ cs,cnt
bermaid. accustomed to living with ,dce pee
pie S08 St NV. IL
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MANTED-Wkite Wsitress. nurse chanlbCrmaid.
cook: other help. Room no. Mertz Building.
nth aud nv. II
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FOR SALE-HyattsviIle Nd Broom house; acre
Of ground; fine garden land; 80 feet front
age, porches. shade, fruit. Sne water on electric
and B. s o. R. R.; title clear Apply Room IOs
COrcoTan Bldg, or owner, Box s., HyattsTille.
No. applet en-
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MANTED- -ser,ant girl at e0s Q 8. nw. u
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WAITED -white- chef. $50; butcher. S55. foF
Pittshurg; farc paid. BURGESS HOTEL
AGENCY, 503 l0th 81. NV Item
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FOR sALE-HeUSEs.

FOR SALE-Sweet hons very large rooms.
large lot; very select: convenient square;
northeast; s. $50 80 cash. balance so per
month Rear once Tllt 81 nv ap263t
HAVE customers Tor small houses See IS. NEW
YoRK BUSINESS BROKERS. Igas p 81
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SAIE-Lsrgr building lots, 80 feet long BY
. feet vide. with sfty foot streets and y
foot alleys. al BallStOn. miles from Washing
ton. reached on electric cars, Tor scent fare;
terms. > cash. balance 81 per week, or fOf Syn
cash, buy now and get a choice lot. Call or
write, for particulars. JAMES E CLEMENTS
ISL ? 81 NV. Washington D. C. sp24-Sr
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COGSN Ellis is the cheapest place N the city 10
buy ard secondhand br.gies. sUrreys.
phaet0ns traps. rtIn1DOuts. wagons and harness.
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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-22
FUND TO BURY CARROLL
Raised by His Fellow Workmen-car
not 1 ocafA HE Earail,,

Raised by His Fellow Workmen-can
not Locate His Family.
Coroner Mcmahon has not been able
to locate the family of p. F. Carroll
who was murdered last Tuesday nigh,
at Big Fork, by James J. Patton
kilograms were sent to a number oil
citiesin which there was thought to
be a chance of information beine
secured, which would lead to the dis
covery of the murdered mans family
but there has been no answer received
to any of the messages.
Friday the coroner visited the scene
OF the murder, hoping to secure infor.
nation which would assist in locating
friends of Corrolls. but was unable
to secure anything new.
The men working on the power plant
at the Fair & Porter camps, raised a
fund to be used in purchasing a lot
at the cemetary, and defraying the
funeral expenses. Every man as well
as the contractors, subscribed to the
fund for the burial of pat" Carroll.
who is described as having been the
life of the camp. One of the men at
work at Big Fork, in speaking of him
said: HE was always full of humor
and ready to play a joke on some one,
ne drank some. but was a quick wit
ted Irishman, who was liked by every
one of the men who had known him
any length of time.
P. F. Carroll is described as follows:
Sandy complexion, sandy hair and
mustache of the same color, and about
hve feet nine inches heigh, weight IT'S
pounds, nose slightly hooked.
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ECHO OF THE MURDER.
Wilmer, a Friend Of Carols Murderer
Arrested.

Wilmer, a Friend Of Carols Murderer
Arrested.
James Wilmer, friend of James J.
Patton, who is in the county Jail
charged with having murdered Car
roll, at Big Fork last week, was
brought to the city Friday, and given
a pleminary hearing before Justice
Billings, Saturday. Wilmer is al
legged to have made threats that two
others would be killed before the
trouble was over, and was decidedly
intoxicated for two days after the MUIR
der. It is thought that he can give
more information in regard to the
murder. and an effort will be made to
get him to talk. Wilmer tells a
story about having been outside the
cook shack when the crime was COM
mitted. and shortly after the crime, is
said to have made remarks which
would demonstrate that the murderer
and himself had talked of the crime:
in fact Wilmer, is thought by some,
to have urged Patton on 10 his hor-
rible deed. Fred Tinkle, who was
in the city Saturday, stated that he
thought that Wilmer knew more than
ne would tell. and that could he be
made to talk there would probably be
valuable evidence secured.
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TRAVIS MYSTERY DEEPENs,
Thorough Search Fails to Locate tn,
Missing Man.


Missing Man.
The strange disappearance of
Frank w. Travis, is growing more and
more mysterious as the days pass, and
no word of any kind is received which
would put the slightest light on the
case. There has not been an answer
received to any of the numerous mes.
sages sent to cities, on the line of the
Great Northern requesting infor-
nation of him.
His sister who came to the city in
search of Travis is almost distracted,
and has hardly taken a moments rest
since her arrival. She and a police
officer have searched the city from one
end to another, while every officer in
the county and cityhave been on the
lookout for any person who would
answer his description.
There has not been a single en-.
couraging clue received, and there is
belief among many who are familiar
with the case, that he has either meet
with foul play or has taken his own
life while temporarily insane.
There is a rumor to the effect that
he has gone to Spokane, but up to this
hour no word has been received from
the officers in that city.