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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


FOR SALE Corner Gsh and C5Jlau SIS. ne, 10
rooms and large store room- including +Fc"H
brick ou talidn ST. lot 25ElNl, So,l9J. OF offer,
Fla. ave, near Nth ST ne. Z ro'El5 and haih
lot liNl%A- St.t5J; snap other PraP-rtE-- ID
northeast from 500 up. HM C. DUNE, mo
IT s. no. ap2l-3J
FOR SALE-A special bargain in Investments
Three good, substantial well built brick houses
IN paved court near Pa. ave. NV, ail renting
for S2i: water and sewer: Price for all - 800
H. R. HOWENSfEIN co. 1919 ST. NV
gp2i-3t
FOR SALE-Eig ht-room brick house on Mass.
ave, near 9th st rs, $500; six-room house on
Sd ST., near d St ne. $3.50. cheap lot on 18th
81 ne. only 500. JOHN T. KNOTT. als T 81.
ap24-3t
FOR SALE-"Buy "a h9mc;'' stop renting. No.
ITsl 4 St 50, Bargain Sl5A cas- payment
ard Sl2 per month DO not fail IN see il,
gTanolithic sidewalk soon To be put down; at
no cost To purchaser; about 900 feet ground,
3Oft- rear alley Title perfect Price si,475.
House open Whites only. Owner. ap2l-al
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

- ANTED-TJ buy 500 old feather beds highest
cash price paid; send postal and viii call. Adj
dress AMERICAN FEATHER co, 5JI 10th ST..
sT- apz4-st
NEW STYLE shirt waist suits made TO order, &
up Patterns c.'t 90 order, perfect III gJlarar-
teed- NEW YORK PATTERN ROOMS. 800 q
81 NV AI2+-2-
WANTED->Law casas, coffee mills, roI-,op
desks, luHaiids' cHaII-- see before yoU sell
HoPW0oD- sth and SIS uw. Telephone
Z75s-G. storage 81. sp2aaL
WANTED Furniture Of ali kinds. Office and
store fixtures, sell your goods 20 the man who
gives gos tHe most money See me HOP
WOOD, sth aHd * SIS NV Storage 81 Ieia-
phone ss55-A aPzS-at
WANTED Furniture. If you want 10 soil ~.
our estimate FRIES s. CO. 100 10Th ST. uH.
app Fl
WANTED-A good secondhand Ermnace: Sex
tons ioas down preferred Address - Monroe
ST. Anaeosris, D. C. ap2z-%t
WANTED To buy old feather beds L. MARKS,
- Myrtle ST. ap-2-3t
WANTED Dress.aakiug and o.h.ldrcH's sewing
fasllouaalF done al moderate prices "a New
jersey ave S. ap22aJ
WASIEn-at once, 300 old feather beds; viii
pay lae highest ,.szh Pr-.e- seud postal 20 the
>oJ THERA JEAFHEk 60. 81 6tu ST. NV
sG-4-Gt
PAWN TICKETS for diamonds and jevgelry
irag-sA-. AERAHANs- as5 9rh g.. j42z-lE
VASTF7'- Highest casa price paid for ca-t-ofF
clothes ladies' OF Es-J--sIea..s- Adde'S postal
and 3 VIII cali T. IAESHESs 1905 5sh 81 Hw.
cps SIS
TRUNEs repaired. called for. made good as rev
and returned prices very TzasJu4DlE- largest
stock u popular priced trunks bags, and sui.
"ases III the city Oar make. Address
TRUNK FACTORY, 535 .th sl- nv Phone
Main 1896 Y ars--f
OLD GOLD, SILVER, AND COINS EG,CIT
SIS G ST nv. G. MARTIN ms a3-
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
MONEY TO LOAN.

Money % loan at "a to per cent, in sumo
Of 81 coo TO $1,000, on D. c. real estate. pay
OF and per cent mortgage and begin anew
all transactions conducted vi. economies! COD
alteration for borrowers.
VA L. SAUNDERS CO.. 1906 Z St nz.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

ANYDNGATED STEAM CARPET CLEANING
V 0EES-CaTPsJs antlsepticsIly cleaned by our
-E.gle-:- pCyCess. Carpets taken up. cleaned,
stored, ana Te!aId. gytrcSsss made TO order
and renade. iron beds, springs, couchee, divans
ami cots NJ NEWMYER, 5g1 nth St NV
Phone, Main Soi. spli SJt
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WAREHOUSES;.

! HAVE q, daily and Increasing demand faE
houses IN The norshassz section tie usual DE-
El2ld Is augmented hF reason # -Ec Geuv rail-
road improvements, which VIII Tese7sitste the
renewal u = large number Of excellent tenants
along the iiEe . said Improvement u you
have property 70 sell rent iu the northeast
II VII receive yEozlpI attention il placed ia my
hands WILLIAM c. DUNE. DO Il 81. Nc
ap2A3t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

y AETED-Thrcc o- four UNFINISHED rooms Tor
light h71sekcrpluEs located within thee blocks
q Il and 1911 So. Ew. Address J. A. T,
1918 Nea YORK ave it
WANTED By 5aau ard wife. three Rooms for
l.Ri5- hosseaeeF'iEgs oE second floor, WIFE phi
g4tc family in walking distance u Pen1s.l-
v-rd4 ave. and 9th ST. A15.ez BOX ~. tais
Cfzas sp1G q
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-AIcNandril; seven rooms. Furnished
on uniuTnished large SHADY lawn -tabIiuE
and pasture. high and healthy Addrcs,
SPRING BANK, Alexandria- ap23-lt
FOR RENT-Prctty seyeu-room house. barn,
fruit; one acre land; So. Six room mousse and
ten acres, $3.50. PIERCE * PIERCE. Vienna,
Va. ap2I-iOt
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FDP REET- zs.r4ctI.c, newly decorated Of
fycs y rI-daJatc prices; excellent location. a
1920 q st. ArFiy 81 once apG3-3t
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WANTED Man as gardener. one VINO uniar-
stands sIoh work board rr-u.. washing in
o..a,a- farmer preferred. +. KRAMER. Florist
. AfE5ndTia, IA Ir2s-Lt
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS FsFERED, SID Hg.. h.lsa Ta-..I. a-s.
Ia7e=t plE"ls. exterior painting o:- Specially
CARLISLE TfgS, IlaJ Ct!l 81 H-.5 ts1ue
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WANTED IatalH-eas yoloreI men and women
10 handle Higt-cidss books. salary also Caraa-
les tag Carno-i- publication. Cal OF addra== 80
4th ST. NV II
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lHANrED-sI2 To So weekly an br made p.
-.''fg laan from county. ROOM d. 52I lula st.
:.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

For RENT Two-roou cottage. 5-cent fare
yearly tenant, = pr month Call 5l2 10Th 81.
nv. It
FOR SALE-Ss50 viii buy a nice home at
Glendale, Nd; new hotIsc. four rooms cellar,
=J8bIe. chicken houses. about three acres land f;
fruit trees. grapes. etc. excellent spring water.
near railroad station. church. and school. For
further particulars address JOSEPH ".
StHAID, Glendale. Nd. ap24St
FOR SALE-Fine large building lots within $
minutes ride Of Washington. on electric cars;
4-z-cent fare: prices Of lots, from $50 10 sl25
each; terms, = cash, balance 81 per week,
without interest; 10 per cent Of fer cash. For
plat and full particulars write 10 inquire Of
JAMES L. CLEMENTS, 1906 81. NV, near
T. : Treasury Department ap23-St
FOR SALE-fn HyattsvilIe si1-room house,
built four years; good as new larT0bes and city
water IL house: close 90 car line; on high
ground. III northwestern part Of town Price,
s. 800: terms easy GEO {. WALKER, Hyatts-
vile, Nd ap22-5t
FOR SALE-House with lot, 81, 600; SIG month
lyi lots $500, - monthly; larger houses Pre-
rata: if ysu can't buy house, begin on lot.
FLLASTON TERRACE Offices. 50T st. nv.
4p14-f
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transatlantic Mails.

FRIDAY-Cc) At u:25 p. m for BELGIUM.
direct. per = :. Finland, from New York. Mail
must be directed per >. s. Finland
% At HES . IN for EUROPE, per S. S.
Etruria. from SeW York ylz GlIeeEsztsssfI.
Co At HE'S p. II. for DENMARK direct,
per : : Hekia, from New York. Mali mus
De directed Per S. 5 HekIar
Co At Hes p N. for SCOTLAND direct,
per $ = Astoria, from New Yerk Mzil must
be directed etper Astoria
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED Fstjeli by an experienced coach
man or Ll1 -rs..Hi hgscIeE, best references
VIRGIL PARIS, 2oI5 18th 81. uw. IT.
WANTED-A position as Waterman Address
Bon 462, this Office applet
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NANIED-ii:lvrr. 81 wtiJrr~. Young IG4U from
Jhr Country Apply 1900 New cgk ave- uv
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FOR SALE-tiood driving ufsre, rubber tire
~uHaBuut and harness; nc reasonable offer re-
fused Rear 30 st. ne, after O'Clock; sun
day- a. m go > Hn. 4p24-3t
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FOR SALE-sjx heavy draft horses and foHr
light driving horses; must be seld- Rear tss
Pa. avc. NV. ap24-at
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. office girl. cooks and
81 At MS II
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TABLE BOARD

CHINESE AMERICAS CAFE-3leaIs served at
ali hours SAN HING, 400 18th s.. Ea. aP24-7t
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FOREIGN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, ID. c, P0STOFFICE NOTICE
Sh, "a be read daily. as changes may occur
at any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched 10 the portz
Of sailing daily, and the schedule Of Blessings .
arranged on the presumption Of their uninter-
TUpted overland transit For the week ending
April D. 1903, the last connecting closes VIII
Le made tom The MAIN GFFf(E as fnIIolEa.
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TIMES WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS.

RATES FOR ADVERTISING:
SITUATIONS or HEIP WANTED ADS
ROOMS FOR --ENT-
BARRING
Rooms AND BOARD
ONE CENT = WORD
Minimum charge
lSc, Oae insertion
ALL UTHFR CLASSIFIED LINERS
TWO CEaTTs = WCSD, THREE Oh
dopE CONSECUTIVE DAYS. oNz
CEST = WORE
Want ala received AZ T}ranch Gf7cz,
NcSHh FEE5; EIFTJON PHARMA.
CT, 5 " corner I'D and c S5s- n. y.
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FOR RENT-FLATS
FOR RENTING rooms. bath. pantry closets
and porch, al 20I6 l8th ST. Apply tu owner ~
same address Z. Z. THOMAS aps4-Sl
FOR RENT ive-rooIu fat on 18th st NV. op-
posftc park, rent low c MARTIN BRAND.
I4GG g st. NV. apl5-u
FOR RENT-TIE La GRANDE, 9Th St NV, be-
tween : and q SITS opposite Pension Bureau
Two moderG housekeeping apartments; five
rooms and bath, newly renovated throughout;
front view; thoroughly heated. Second floor
SIS; fourth floor, $3.50. on lease
UNFINISHED ROOMS-The Astoria. 81 and
q, SIS. NV: s.Ug.e Vi en- SUITE: IS Der month
Cg5 elevator; cafe.
APAI.T1IEN TS-TEe Penhurst. 4s II s.. ne,
uear Government Printing Of.ce, two modern
housekeeping apartments, four rooms and bath,
Rom 6 Bliss Building. 50 81 NV.
Jps-tt
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NkNTED-A FIRST class white BARRIER. a1sardute.
steady jub; ar oGa for SATURDAY, HH1 -th ST. NV
/ IT 2I-KF> BARBER S!!tI T.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


HELP WANYED-MALF.
MANTED-Nan as gardener. one VINO uniar-
stands s'Ich work board rr.er. washing I'M
A., 81 l'.'.'''S'. = NH-'-'i'''' .'..
. '., area
WANTED-ffs1v'-r -. walters. Young u4u from
'", Country apply i2'y Ne" efN ave- H'.-
WANTED Balns. t.r saturday. s. guaranteed
2oa eth ~ So Ii
WANTED EateilEeas eolored men AMI v-gr0en
10 han5ie fdgh-ciJss books. salary: also Cataa-
- l.' e..lt0-i- P---is''5i Cal OF ad1Fs=5 l--
"a - Nv J,
NANTET-B1r L. do pressing also aue chat
understands aoy, to press vest 1913 Q ST. nv
=
HANfEp-Sl2 10 SO weekly can be made ls
ing ''''.' from county. h''A %. 20 i'-' ST.
- ID h'S' g'ss- wi'ite ta'ftr. G'''.gan5s.
TT-,i,1;-> - ,rjl,,r.
-,,-rr.. 80 = -
-, II, 5 49, -..-'' '.,. '' az @
49,. o.. -''' tt' '''
y.3l ~, o. -, 8. run ei--le-- NJ l. ~
--->, -, -. IVA. -
EANIFp-f9g.E barber - guaranteed ior SAT
.I.---- -T-'-.--l corner o-L, g.31 =, ~ nv y
WAStAb-:ioH. drive I1T uccJgr and attend r.
i ,-,s ma" ana VIC. 'alr=e OF '1fii in4'1
go - W.
WANTED-Drfyer for doctor. also house man,
cuachIrsn, and batter, so; hoy, private family
inquire lg"' liia 81. NV
WANTED BOY TO drive for doctor. ALSO house
man; butler, Sg5; brI boy, elevator boy. In
qare lg4I 9th 81 NY Il
WANTED-lt once gity a1Is-LaIied laIorgd
men for railroad trading RalrfgF " Va. To-
can 1T onca at 1903 Nv York ave, NV. Tor in
formation. u
WANTED Barber Tor saturday; $50 -uarau-
LeeZt. z-i ~ St nv. Il
WANTED-Nfan and wife white ST colared $50
three colored walters. $50. two dislaazhers. SIS,
fT1 1't aE= y-o>' '''S = ''' st.
r19rsrrcr Ti-RNrR-S lsg al. ~ u9g II
! "ANIEl -halteT 60 T7fH shop tF"to4ats. 7ni-2
yLh 81 nv
WANTED Good kgrbrr Tor saturday. - .
guarantee at once. 9I5 d ST. nv. 1t
WANTED-A registered Druggist: salary $50 /,
every other night and SUNDAY or: must have
good references Address BON $50, thls oflice-
-p-+--L
WANTED-Twa farm hands: rSI5 per month
Apply Saturday before = O'Clock, stand %
Center Market. B ST II
WANTEp-R clerk fer SUNDAYS in drug
store. Address BOX 81. this Office ap24-3t
WANTED Young luau IS clerk IN groyerg-
must understand cutting meats. bring references
from last employer. Apply 20 GEO ". Nc
-Ilt-..->2-l, 80 no ave NV 1l------
WAETED-At ouce. one wood turner ONION
man eoiofed man - attend u HgIsesi .tly
~ as "'1" H'eu Apply 4 T. TN H. an
~, -, .--r, -
= ~ ''''t-e' 'NiA - t'-i' ''-N''' 90
Apply after > p M. 1852 nth s. sw II
m -, -
AETED-SlabIe hand. one Who understands
hERN'S PIE BAKERY, 1925 D St ne. APPS t
-T-----T---- -
7" ~ - e-1-Heh' ntJs :. L-ou'e %. u
a. --,-------
" Az tE-i i-Ls-cI4ss wiA-e h-'!a't'r guar
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY HIGH PRICES FOR STORAGE? We
store for - csIrts q lead per month room clean
aud d-,. UNITED STATES Co, as, 40, 422
l3fr So rNr. aD2I3t
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Lot, 3oxI50. Twin
ing City, ID. c. 005 9th ST. uw. au22-3t
FOR sAI.E-Iot $50 ia Woudruont subdivision
For particulars address LEANDER NORRIS
Clarion, Pa ap2l ut
FOR SALE-Fiuc large building lots on cleo
TIC road. minutes ride from W4SIlingtuu. ON
AZ cent fare price 500 euch. terms -, bal
aEcc 81 per week Now Js the uh8Her O., pur-
81 NV. tp2O-6l
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BIRDS, DIGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Lawn grass flower. and garden
SEED, spring bulbs, PIrFoJs, canaTies, fancy
poultry. dogs, cats, etc SCHMIDS BIRD
STORE, 10 18th st. nv mhI4-tf
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HELP WANTED-FEMAIF.

WANTED -t'ruf- Livingston Is having a rush #
IAclas [" l--5 O. -. Iiv. To learn his u,u ana
wsr7criui dress and skirt cutting machine. Il
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DENTISTRY.

Fi---7E NT'-'3.-T PIES, fra, c5msc.iatI@
#-r..L.r. is,I-..ls, ua,ia-cc:abie. pos;lieeiy
l4.u,sza. ~ = = wilson. $40 I2tL ST. nv.
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FOR SALE-FARMS

FOR SALE-A huc chicken and fruit farm 5
Iuile= tram town. 30 acres GRACE ~
TiTBM As GoT.av4u Building angEa-
FARMS FOR SALE-Ou easy monthly pay
ments. 80 acres Of good land. improved by
good dwelling and barn located on good road
SIX miles east OF the Capitol. Inquire at
NOJNG'S CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, f6f and
41U Pennsylvania ave. nv apIg-6t
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NAAIED-Colored girl 10 cook and de- general
ls''17e"ork TOT small family Apply 500 18th st.
n" a-24-3I
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COUNTRY BOARD.

T5E Na~.tlSGToN C-'LLEGE. ii ana T -.
~. rEaGs 80 Summer Ly-rd.rs June J. Rooms
uaas NJ DR. engaged Rates. SO aad zap per
'9aUth. To cijiJ-cu- ygl521l
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.


FOR su.E-sfz hearg draft harzss ana forr
: light driving horses. must ise sold Rear 80
"a. ave nv spzt-sl
FOR sALE-Good driving ,usre, ruhber tire
runabuut and harness. &c reasonable ofier re-
fused Rear 80 B 81 ne, after O'Clock; san
d4y- = a. lh- 80 3 z. ~
FOR SALE Handsome hlaes horse. seven year.
+ Old. good driver. attractive 4cllcn; sold f1F
want Of us=. Address BOX $50. this ouiee.
FOR SALE-Onc pony two vor1 horses. one
driving horse, and rubber tire ruua0oaz. by
party leaving town Call 100 Mass. ave ne.
ap24-3t
FOR SALE-Pacfng horse. pace less than 2:E0;
lady can drive him; also rubber tire r7lnabouE
sud harness; viii sell separately. Grocer. I'm
and n SIS ap2f-@t
F0R sALE-One gray mare, SIX years old and
sound also one sorrel horse, suitable for any
kind OF work sud can be- trusted 10 lady 20
drive CaH a 90 i. ave. nv ap-4sl
FOR SALE-oue wagon horse and harness,
cheap 1851 Isl 81 sw ap2A2t
FOR SAIE-AH, s20G-HanIsou1e family horse.
very attractive and safe for ladies. rubher-tirrd
rITsabou5 and stylish harness, rig cost $3.50 IN
NoTemter- Can be seen 1t owners private
stable, 1893 ! st. nv. spzi-at
FOR SALE SIS viii bay fancy trap, seats four;
doctors carriage and harness. $50. no top bug
81, Sa9. iadF's basket park pHaetou- SO: ele-
giant one-h1rse rictcria. with eIiid's scat Si09;
harness. saddle. and birdie, cheap HeCAUL-
L1.s STABLES, 62I G 81. nv apsf-4t
FOR SALE-o5ie canopy top surrey and mar
ness, nearly new Inquire at 1872 Florida sFe.
Ne ap2a-st
FOR SALE-A good market wagon. cheap and
harness Apply AZ IA 18th st. ne ap24-2t
TOR sALE-IIorse, harness, and rubber tir<
TlHabout; cheap. l00s ID 81 sU apz4-St
FOR sALE-PlAgform wagon, SO. Ices sd St
nv. apz5-Ss
FOR SALE-S1und, safe mare, ten years oiGs
weight 1909 pounds. price, SO; trial given
Sl5 9th 81 NV apL5-St
FOR SALE-Daytau wagon and single harness;
stable for rent. &c 18th 81. Hw. ap25St
FOR sALE-One good tbin work horse. TIE
AiI.f6htN1 90 apza-Ss
FOR sALE-Double platform spring wagon.
ga st NV apaSt
FOR SALE loiee business property on Trh
81. NV. - feet front 10 alley recently pa
pered and painted; new Plllnbiug- address
NJ A. g, BON ISL, TINS Office ap233t
WANTED- twenty dirt teams, At once r s
sWARf, 40 j 81. s~. apz3-35
FOR sALE-Cheap, one secondhand grocery
wagon 500 81. NV sp23-st
FOR SALE-SuFrey and harness, cheap. 100 4th
- ne apzL-3s
FOR SALE hree-spring two-seat top wagon.
suitable fer paperhanger or plumber. s95 18TH
ST ne spz-5t
FOR SAIE-Ar 1910 and l2I5 Ohio ave y5u vii
find variety of secondhand wagons. buggies- and
@ileels. t+El - :. 4p-z-5I
FOR SA Driving horse, rgbber-tiFe rHnabout,
and harness also one ice box Call Grocery,
corner I'd and G SIS. Ia. apz1-3t
FOK SALE-Two rubber tire runabouts and two
delivery wagons % TN s. sw. aP22-3t
HOUCK'S Is TIE CHEAPEST PLACE II THE
city 70 purchase new and second hand harness.
S. ID. H0UCK,
Tnh30-sz1t Sol 19-a ST
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27
MONTGOMERY'S NEW FIRM,
 THE J. LOEB GROCERY CO.

purchase of their large stocks of gro- ces.ies
 MT. Loeb has associated with him in the new concern Messrs. Emanuel L. Marx and M. D. Seligman.
 MT. Marx has devoted the past ten years of his life to the grocery busi- ness, having been connected for that length of time with the firm of Winter. Loeb 6 O.. of this cisy. He Is young man and thoroughly familiar with every department of the wholesale grocery bus mess. He has a host of friends, is genial and very popular in the territory that he will make for the new concern.
 MT. Seligman. although new in the grocery line, is we'll known commer- cfally in the territory adjacent to Mont gomery, having represented the firms Of Pollock & Bernheimer. of Mobile. and Gerson, Seligman & Co.,, of Cincinnati. for the past fifteen years.
 The J. Loeb Grocery Company. with the substantial hacking that 1t has, ought. and we think 1t will be- highly successful from the very start. Beside the three principals. the firm will have connected with 1t several we'll known and highly respected young business men of Montgomery. as office assistants and heads of departments.
 The list of officers Is as follows: J. Loeb, Pres, E. L. Marx, Vice presi., and M. D. Seligman. Secretary and treasurer. Adv.
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Y. M. c. A. NIGHT SCHOOL.
About to Begin Fourth Year of
 Educational Work.

About to Begin Fourth Year or
 Educational Work.
 The Montgomery Young Mems Chris tian Association has issued attractive printed matter announcing the opening of it's night school for employed men from Oct. 5.
 This is one of over seventeen hundred associations in North America which en- rolled last year in their night schools S0,6O0 young men and boys. The associa- tions throughout the world has become recognized as an educational factor nearly all the leading colleges and uni versailles accepting the certificates, is- sued to those who pass the international examinations, at face value In lieu or entrance examinations.
 The work of the association is to meet the needs of the young man in its com munity, be that need religious, educa- tional social or physical. In all com munities there are a large number or young men and boys who are forced out of school to earn a livelihood before they are fitted by education for the position they should hold in life. In ract' care fully compiled statistics show that only per cent. of employed men are nt'eo by education for their occupation. only two and one-half per cent. of the boys In the United States remain In school above the primary grades, and or every four boys in school at F years of age only one remains at IA.
 The local association is just about 70 begin its fourth years work along euu- cational lines to meet the needs or the employed young men in montgomery Last years enrolment numbered sixty men and boys. and a much larger school is expected this season. Only nominal fee is charged for any course so that no young man is deprived of the op-
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Ready for Business on Next
 Monday. Sept. 28. The Personnel of the New Firm Includes Many We'll Known Names, in Montgomery's
 Mercantile Worli.

The J. Loeb Grocery Company. whole sale dealers of everything in the gro- cery line will occupy the large four story building formerly occupied by ths Loeb Carriage Co.,, at 112-114 Commerce street. and will be ready for business on about Monday, Sept. 2S.
 The new business was established by Mir. J. Loeb. one of the founders of the old firm of J. Loeb & Bro. and the only surviving member of that con- cern. MT. Loeb has been Identified with the wholesale grocery interests of Mont Romery for the past forty years. and will lend his experience and success to the interests of the new firm, in the
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|. . portunities of night study because of financial conditions. In fact, 1t is nec- essary to raise money among the busi- ness men of the city in order to carry on this educational work
 The courses offered for this season are bookkeeping. arithmetic. stenogra- phy. typewriting. penmanship. mechani- cal drawing. free hand drawing. teie- graphy. electricity. algebra. geometry, and vocal music. In addition to these. classes for working boys will be held teaching reading. arithmetic, spelling and English grammar.
 The classes will meet froSl two to three times a week. and there are very few young pen who are so busily engaged that they can not avail themselves of this opportunity to employ their spare time in adding to their store of prac- tical knowledge. The most competent in- structors to be had have been secured and the standard of work will be the hAqt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-09-27
DEATHS AND BIRTHS.
Week'e Record of Vital Statistics of
 Montgomery.

Montgomery. The following deaths were reported to the office of the Montgomery Sanitary Department during the week ending yes- terday:
 Sept. 1s. infant of J. T. Price. age 1 day. asphyxia. Sept. 20, Mrs. M. G. webb. aged s7 years. carcinoma, body shipped to Deats- vile.
 Sept. D.. Albert Hammock. aged fl years, hamilton. Sept 9, Marian Gibson. aged 70 years, heart disease.
 Negroes. Sept. 1s. Sarah Fitzpatrick. aged 1o2 years. old age.
 Sept. 2o Lula Hall. aged 1s years. tu- berculosis.
 Sept. P. child of Margaret Turner, age months, marasmus. Sept. g, Thomas Marsh. aged 40 years effects of gunshot wound. Sept. 25, Critic May Hicks. aged 1s years. typhoid fever. body shipped to Allenton.
 Record of Births. The following births were recorded during the week just ended: To Mir. and Mrs. c. c. McLafn, a girl To Mir. and Mrs. A. W. Knowles, a boy.
 To MT and Mrs. W. E. Jones, a girl To MT. and Mrs. Marvin Heron, a girl
 To MT. and Mrs. R. W. Owen, a girl. To MT. and Mrs. J.. Swaringer, 6 boy. To Mir. and Mrs. c. J. Thrasher a boy.
 To MT. and Mrs. J. D. Hendrix, a girl.
 To MT. and Mrs. H. B. Collins, a girl. To Mr and Mrs. Walton, a girl. To Mir. and Mrs. Morris, a girl To Mir. and Mrs. Dougald McD. Phil ips. boy.
 To MT. and Mrs. c. A. McDaniels, a boy.
 Negroes. To James and Mary Harris, a girl To William and Sadie Smart, a girl. To Sellers and Sarah Turner. a girl To Samuel and Mary McDaniels, a girl To Lorenzo and Sarah Williams. girl To Saul and Sarah Levy. a boy. To Champ and Lula Gay, a boy To Fred and Lula Smith, a boy.