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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-22
American Honored by Cambridge

CAMBRIDGE. England, August 1.-THE
honorary degree of doctor of sciences was
conferred on Prof. Henry +. Osborn OF
Columbia University. New York city. at
the university here this afternoon. Premier
Balfour, as president of the British Assoc
citation for the Advancement of Science.
and the heads of the colleges ATTENDED tns
ceremony at which sixteen others connects
ed with the sessions of the British associa~
ton received similar dignities.
Professor Osborn was loudly cneereo
vhen he was presented by the public ora
tor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-22
TRAINS COLLIDE.
Brakeman Killed and Passenger Injur.
ed at Massillon. Ohio.

MASSlLLON, Ohio August pa fast
Wabash passenger train collided with a
Baltimore and Ohio freight at the crossing
of the two roads here today. The freight
plowed into the second coach of the pas
senger. G.. V. Hawley of Norwalk. Ohio. a
brakeman on the passenger train. jumped
and was crushed to death between a car
and freight house. Mrs Alice Elmens-
dorf of Chicago Il passenger. was slightly
injured about the head
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EXCITEMENT AT CHEFoo.
Authorities Fear That Japanese Will
Land a Force

Consul General Fowler cabled the State
Department this afternoon from Chefoo
that the Chinese local authorities there and
the Chinese population were excited and
agitated over the fear that the Japanese
fleet would land a force there and destroy
the wireless telegraph station with which
communication has been had with Port
Arthur.
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GAS EXPLOSION IN MINE.
Four Workmen Horribly Burned-Two
Will Die.

SHAMOKIN. Pa. August ON an ex-
plGsion of gas in a slope of the Buck Ridge
Coal Company near here today John Bader.
Lincoln Campbell. Harry Whennen and
Anthony Tolitsk were horribly burned
Bader and Campbell will die.
rock falling through a platform caused
an opening through which a large body of
gas rushed and enveloped the naked lamps
of the men. Whennen and Tolitski crawled
on a and were hosted to the surface
Bader and Campbell were found by a res
cuing party later.
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Killed by Lightning in Mormon Tenn

SALT LAKE CITY. August 22.-During a
storm at Panguitch in southern Utah,
lightning struck the steeple of the Mormon
Tabernacle. and. following the roof DOWN
ward and coming in at a window. struck
and killed NJ j. Burgess. At the moment
OF his death Burgess was putting down tho
window to shut out the rain.
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WILLS FILED FOR PROBATE.
Rear Admiral Shepard Leaves Estate
yife-Mrs. Davis Beuuests.

The will of the late Rear Admiral Edwin
M. Shepard, United States navy, dated May
4, 1886. was filed here this afternoon for
probate. His wife, Alice s. Shepard, is
named sole beneficiary and executrix.
By the terms of the will of Mrs. Carmen
A. Davis. wife of General George w. Davis,
United States army. dated August 80, 1885,
and also filed here this afternoon for pro-
bate. her estate is bequeathed, share and
share alike to her children, Carmelite A.
Davis, Elise A. Davis and Zoe A. Davis
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Fatal Attempt to Shirt Rapids.

GLENCOE. Mo-. August 22-In an ate
tempt to shoot the rapids of Meramec river
in canoe with her husband and one OF
his friends Mrs. Harry r. Wright Of st.
Louis has lost her life by the overturning
of the canoe. The body has not been re.
covered.
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Tragic Death at Newport News.

ITHSIC OedCU dC NVWP01e NSW5.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. August ~
A double funeral today from Caffees un-
dertaking establishment closes a tragedy
touching two closely related families. While
Mrs Thos. A. Armstrong was at the bed
side Of her dying sister, Mrs. Annabell Nc
Lennon. yesterday morning, her twelve
year-old daughter Nellie attempted to start
q fire in the kitchen range with kerosene
and was fatally burned, dying later at the
hospital. Mrs. Lennon, her mothers sister,
died this morning and aunt and niece will
be buried side by side.
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Secret Services Agent at Norfolk.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
NORFOLK, Va. August 22.-George Eos
ter. secret service man, arrived here from
Washington todaS and'is now at work on
big counterfeiting conspiracy alleged to ex-
which Robert Lee of Columbia, N. C.. ia
now in Jail. Federal authorities were to-
day informed that Lee was only recently
released from Atlanta. Ca. penitentfary,
after serving sentence of eighteen months
for fraudulent use Of the mails
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Washington Stock Exchanoe

Sales-Regular call, IL O'Clock noon Washington
Eas cert 800 at 1871 500 Mt i2I
Washington Street Rwy pfd " at 60 2ls at
at Sc ~ " ~ w. ~
Riggs Fire Insurance. 100 at 81,
Mergenthaer Linotype. 2 ut 1877 Z at 1877 10 Mt
1851 10 at 1861, 10 at 1861
sa., Is at 9fs. 100 at OK
After cnnmWa shington Street Rwy. A.. 81 600
&c a. eSA, 5000 at s3as. $1,000 at s3S 5000 at
sSN. $1,000 at S3&. $4,000 ut S3Ia
Lanston Mon0type. Is at %. IS at 9Ts
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Middies Coming to Washington.

special Dispatch to The Evening Star
ANNAPOLIS Md. August 22.-The U. 8.
s. Arkansas. having on board the first
class of midshipmen. has left the mouth
of the Potomac for Washington.
Maj. Karmany. U. S. M. c., has returned
from leave.
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Tornado Wrecks South Dakota Towns.
SIOUX FALLS. 8. D.. August PA tor
nado has visited Bryant, 8. D.. and vi
cinity Many buildings were wrecked.
Mrs. II. g. Killing was killed Her daugh-
ter was injured and may die. A number of
others were seriously injured. Loss OF
crops Is heavy. It Is reported that the
town OF Willow Lakes was destroyed, but
the report Ia uncondrmed.
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Youth Held at Richmond.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RICHMOND Va. August 22.-Fred Kom-
fort of Scranton, Pa, was taken in by the
detectives here on receipt Of a telegram
from the chief Of police of Scranton. The
youth is charged with grand larceny. He
was remanded to await the action Of the
Pennsylvania authorities
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Whereabouts Of Lieut.. Mccully.

ITEM TSIN August 22-Liehtenant New
ton A. McCully. United States navy. who
has been observing the operations at Port
Arthur for his government, recently ar
rived here. He left Port Arthur on junk.
August IA and came via Shanhaikwan. He
has left here for Vladivostok via 6ina
Ming Ting.
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PAYNE IN THE FIELD.

Conference With Republican Commit
teemen TodayvTo Visit Wisconsin.
CHICAGO, August 22.-Postmaster Gen
eral Payneris in Chicago today, and is en-
gagged in conference with the members of
the republican national committee concern
ing the political situation in the west. He
will leave tomorrow for Wisconsin.
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SARATOGA, August 22-First race, seven
furlongs. Ishlana. 9 to l and to 1. won;
Monte Carlo. 4 to 2, place, second Nor
bury. third. Time, 1:27 SO.
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New York Stock Market.

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co., bankers
and brokers' 1419 St. members New York
stock exchange, Washington stock ex-
change and Chicago board Of trade.
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m LOCAL FINANCIAL CIRCLES.

There was a typical summer attendance,
at the local stock exchange today, less
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Secretary Morton Reaches New Y

The Dolphin, with Secretary Morton and
party. arrived at New York today. where
an inspection OF the navy yard will be
made.
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Another Examination to Be Held.
All the candidates for the examination
at New York for assistant civil engineer
having failed to qualify. another examina-
ton will be held early in January 1906
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Appointed a Commercial Agent.

Joseph +. Haven of Illinois has been ap-
pointed American commercial agent at ST
Christopher. West Indies
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Today's Government Receipts.

National bank notes received today for
redemption. 1859. 40: government receipts
from internal revenue. 81, 1871 1888: customs
soD.22I; miscellaneous. SS4.oI6: expendi-
lures, 81, 900 600
Available cash balance $l4S 3J4 S12SI
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The Sungari at Nagasaki.

NAGASAkl, August 20.-The Russian
steamer Sungari which was sunk by the
Russians near Chemulpo. at the beginning
OF the war to prevent her capture by the
Japanese. and which was subsequently
foated by the latter. has arrived here in
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PARAGUAYAN REVOLUTION.
insurgents Seized Town and Captur
= ed 4 Garrison.

buENOSi iAYRES. August 22.-The Par
aguayan revolutionists have seized the
town Of Villa Reyes and have captured the
garrison, consisting Of 200 men, 1. 100 rifles
ana one cannon in addition to a quantity
of ammunition for rifles and cannon
The revobItionist general Ferreira is en-
camped near Villeta. where he is being
joined by many deserters from the govern
ment troops as well as recruits from the
tnhabitantshof Asuncion. The Paraguayan
capital is suffering from the scarcity of
provisions. The rations of the government
troops are, limited to six biscuits daily.
General discontent prevails.
- 20 Fighting in Uruguay. ....
There has been further fighting in the re-
public Of Uruguay. In hand to hand fight
between Uruguayan revolutionsts and the
government forces at Santa Rosa, held by
the government force. thirty-fve men were
killed and eighty-five wounded. The town
eventually surrendered and the government
troops retired by water. More Of them
were killed or drowned during the retreat
and others sought refuge on an island be-
longing to Argentina.
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Rescued Russian Sailors.

HONG KONG August 22.-Sixty-five men
OF the Russian torpedo boat destroyer
Bunny. beached at Yongcheng southeast of
Wei-Hai-We. arrived here today on board
the British naval storeship Humber.
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Departure OF Admiral Converse.
Rear Admiral Converse. chief of the bu-
reau OF navigation. has gone to Vermont
tor q months vacation.
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STOPPED BY THE RUSSIANS.
The Papers Of the Steamer Comedian
Examined.

DURHAM. Natal. August 22.-The British
steamer Comedian, from Liverpool. July "a,
arrived here today and reported that she
stopped by Russian converted cruiser
yesterday off the mouth of Bashee river, in
the southeastern part of Cape Colony. After
the Comedians papers had been examined
she allowed to proceed.
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Manchuria Land of Lakes.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
NEW YORK, August 22.-A cable dis
patch from Cologne says: The Gazette's
correspondent ii: st. Petersburg says that
the continued downpour has changed Man.
cEuria into land of lakes. The army en-
campments are under water, and every
where roaring torrents impede the troops
Artillery and infantry cannot move at all.
Towns are flooded. 1t is land Of desola-
ton. and nothing told of destruction
wrought by a rainy season can give AIDE.
quate idea of the awful reality.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-To buy seII-drilHng machine and
extra tools. Address BOX Ca this office.
WANrED-Regulatlon pool table. good con-
dillon; bargain Address BOX o. this 1r-
WANTED-Horsss 70 winter. plenty OF grain.
reasonable rates. GEO ID. FISCHER. Pin
dell Sad ael3-zt
WAETED-To bJ-. fancy candy % sen al
zee. address GROCER. this Office. tcii-at
ANTED-Furuiture. carpets exc. buying
contents u houses q speciality liberal spot
cash prices. mail orders given prompt at
trntiou LENfS FJENItCRE SHOP, 40
10th 81. nW. dez-s)r
A MAN HUNG around uy place ana was
convinced that ! gave the highest prices for
usi gail silver. diamonds. watches. pawn
tlcaa,s. etc AEEaHAAIS s35 stH sL mss
WANTED-At the EOYCE NURSERY STU
ufD. Few more orders Tor pictures of babies
aud children. Co De finished before Christmas.
our group cards showing pictures OF chill
holiday gifts Orders taken up 90 she a5th
VII te completed ty rGr afternoon Gr the
zlth. weather permitting. EOfNE STUDIO.
ls-a ~ n.. del5-st
WAETED-sacoad-ha hand bedroom. parlor. and
Kitchen furniture Tor 4u-r9um house. u8 deal
rTs. Address hO% ?, th.s office. del4-ot
WASTED-s. KEBEsIlY. 1906 7tn e. NV.
Viii pas use highest ash prices Tor iadies'
gents. aud cAlldIeu'B cast-0n clothing aat
shoes ana hats. address a postal and 1 viii
cali otit'J
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid ror worn
garments. ladies' OF geHtlemen's Also shoes
and hats Address postal and / Viii call auy
hour D. TAEsiiE5. l-J8 lth ST. NV Phone
North $50 Hozi-sat
WANTED-Fos cash. old gold dlanoEds.
laaiHeas confidential address BOX 5is. this
Office. delo-s9t
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MAN BURIED ALIVE
WHILE DIGGING WELL

TAUNTON. Aa-s.. Dec I1--Leauder
Wiusiow. seventy wears OLD was buried
in "a well which Dee was d.gging yesyer-
dag.
NeieubCI- .tFact-d by h.s shouts
shov-led Out Tine earth three Jimrs
from r.r head Lud shoulders ~ Win
slow. who directed lE- Work, and three
times IE llEyd lu. until De was suu9cat-
al and crushed under seN enteeu feet or
EARTH
WirsIow kept "a small store aL Beech
50 ool
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Furnished room. near Census Of
nee, oy gentleman. where no questions viii
DC ASKED state price and full parucu-1I--
AddTess BOX 65. this office delI-5t
WANTED - Furnished room Immediately
with a refined family Northwest section. by
a Young man. state u.ice and fun PARTICULAR
ACCOUNTANT. this Office del6-2t
WANTED-By refined couple with one child
three or four rooms; heat and gas. light
this office deI5-2t
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Van IED-Iy respectable white woman,
5Iaee as cook iu private family. call Mon
day. 1912 29th ST. NV II
WANIED-By elderly. reliable woman, place
az iliutHrrs help, working hOusekeeper, care
oI ihtalid- Address BO& 81. this office II
WANIED-By Al pianist position; refer
-lses- Address BOX g. this oiItce u
WANFED-Hy frsJ-class colored cook. posi-
uoH, DaH or address 1852 18th 81. NV
wan iED-Place as nurse or chambermaid; /;
stay nights MAMIE ROBERTSON, IA + 81.
SH- II
AN IED-By a good woman, "a place as
se-slal housewoTker, good reference. Apply
1+5 Hollldge court NV, between 4th and SIN,
q and = sts II
WANIED-Skirts ana dresses TO make: shirt
waists from 81 up; satisfaction guaranteed.
Apply l74 ST. NV. de6-tf
WANfED-By a good. honest girl. place u
assist IN light houseWork. 1910 attn 81. NV.
de5-l4t
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lanes 1. BLAlR'S ESTATE
LISTED At S93,5O4

ST. LOUIS. Dec. I1.-Aa inventory OF
The estate OF james f. Blair, who died
at EuEus Fia.. on !. -Euary lj filed with
tine probate court t-aaNr shows per
-oual property aEereE at4HE f'i,.Ji
The total life iCsIrsi lse carried py Nr.
blair amounted 10 over Elu1IOu. Dut
some 81 thc largest policies were assign
-d Drlo.s ae4tn. " hllc others a4e silil
IL IlusutLQn.
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WANTED-BOARD.

BOARD WANwED for little girl. age years
terms must Doe reasonable. Address. at once
BOX 81 this office deis--t
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When You Want a Cut
or anytAine-Jcycs Engraving Co. star Bldg
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Hote! Johnson Cafes.

A ID Carte Service Noon Lunch 9
O'Clock Table d'H0te Dinner Choice
New York Meats All the Choice Sea
food, Hlgh-grade Oysters, &c. Roast
and Steamed Oysters. Popular Prices.
The Washington times., 1904-12-17
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-Threc-TO0m fiat on second
noor. al 1927 lIth 81. nv. del7-3t
FOR RENT-I54l New Jersey ave NV, first
floor fiat; comfortable and convenient. fVe
rooms; bath and pantry. large closets and
storage; eastern and southern exposure. sep
srate yard. hne gas and coal range SIS per
month. adults only del6-3t
FOR RENT-TWo very desirable flats North
east. four rooms and bath; rent reduced 70
gI450; near cars. EDWARDS * REEVES
tIucb. Ga 18th ST. NV. del6-6t
FOR RENT-Four-room fiat for light house
keeping; private bath, heat; very pleasant;
lOl nth -. Sc. dei5-3t
FOR RENT-FOur rooms, bath. and cellar:
l4Is 18th 81. NV, A. -, ADDISON, sos 18th
81. NV deI4-tf
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Always Keep Your Table Supplied With
Havenner's Cream Biscuits"

a toothsOme addition 10 every menu.
The choicest crispest. and most delic-
-ous crackers made. Used iu the best
homes. clubs, hotels and cafes. Excel
lent with soups. salads. oysters, &c. in
packages and In bulk. Al an grocers'.
The Washington times., 1904-12-17

WANTED-PaTtner. lady. 5000 to 81 600; .
per cent guaranteed money secure1. BOZ
o.. this Office. dei1-5t
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Piano Tuning, $50; Factory Expert.
Jas. r. DuriIy. 3O5 18th ST. Sc.
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Sac Richmond Cook Stove, Slightly
damaged. only $l2.75 a. EberIy's Sons.
as lth NV
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LOCAL MENTION.
b, Nnmbers Wanted-

Several copies OF The Evening Times
Of Monday, November u. 1904. are want
ed M the circulation office OF The Times.
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WAL PAPER.

IAHIt NSf 1IDDh-Iisauti-ul new wall pa
peIs. aust arTlE Eed. uaperilaIgluE. uaiutiu-.
sraiEIne lowest prices. legal euafautee Gov
err an work. postal brings samples and es-
Inmates free. N A. MAHDNEf. COS Penn
syisauia a4e. se. Telephone East I4-F.
4els-It
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TABLE BOARD.
FOR RENT-STORES.

FIRST CLASS TABLE BOARD, 50 per wee
lzgI New York ave wv delI-aJ
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED-EFe searcig the country Tor tech
uicai assistance and competent dOmestics.
and search Washington FOR good positions.
We can hud anyone yOu want get any p0-
stiuH you can nii sc viii do it all tin
Xmas AMERICAN HOMESEEKERS' AS
ISOLATION lIncb as 10Th 81. NV. del5-l5t
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LOST.

Losr-Belt. win navy buckle. Liberal re-
ward. Bon 60. this ONCE. Il
LOsT-Two Oh paintings unframed. Leave
az SIAMS' DRUG STORE. 18Th 81 and New
YORK ave. and receive reward. del7-gt
By MISTAKE. placed pair Of glasses ir an
1tner man IS pocket. Raleigh Barber ShaB
flnier please return the same 10 barber
del7-3t
LosT-isst Tuesday a gentItman's wash.
wrapped ia newspaper. Reward. MRS
iAitA9iEtt, 90 FRANKLIN 81. NV II
LOsT-Deeember 10. "a large collie dog. an
aNefs % the name Of Bobby Reward IL re-
turned % s2l New York ave. deI7-3t
LOsT-A wedding ring. initials 80 d.
90 J.. Z. T., July s. 1850" Finder please re-
turn % q. n. HACTE. 42S 9th 81 nw. ana
receive reward. III
LOsT-White French poodle dog; uo tsg
Liberal reward II returned 10 Miss JESSIE
HOPE, sJl lsia ST. nw. del7-5t
LOsT-Round locket. with monogram '.H
ID. T." Reward lll5 Pennsylvania ave. ms.
LOsT-Left ia sihokiug car washington ana
Alexandria electric train which left Wash
lngton about 6.45 pm. December u. package
transferred passengers back 10 Washington
from Long Bridge about = pm account
wreck. VIII pay Tor return Of package value
thereof. no questions asked. J.. Ii. kEMPER.
1900 FennAylyanl ave. del5-s,
LOsT-A string of coral beads between Va
tiOnal TheateT and f. ST. cars yia 18Th ~
LIBERAL reward al 1903 20th 81. del5-3l
REWARD II returned 10 sgI Louisiana ave.
black dog. tag 5Gl2. HE$DKICksON g. co
del6-3t
LOsT-December -. black cocker spaniel;
name of Leo. hinder VIII please return 90
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE .l2 18th ST. uw..
and receive reward, delG-yt
The Washington times., 1904-12-17

SIS New Washington Range, Slightly
damaged, SO 50. A. Eberly's' Sons. rs
4th NV
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PERSONAL

NINE ZARRA tells all removes spells. gives
luck. palms read scientifically 25 cents. S20
gth 81 nv deI5.11.IS
The Washington times., 1904-12-17

How she got diamond from a man. Do
=. teZ Sven explains S0nday night,
"a Baptist Church
The Washington times., 1904-12-17

s25 New Washington Range, Slightly
damaged, $3.50, A. Eberly's Sons. as
tth nv.
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HELP WAETED-MALE.

WANTED-YounE man from country WIKI
references. can Monday at 6l9 + ST. NV.
room % II
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FREE INSTRUCTION in plano playing by
prominent instructor is offered 70 ambi-
tious young player applicants should state
what instruction they have had. Address
BOX 40. this Office dell-2t
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FOR sALE-MIScELLAYEoUs.

FOt' sAL.s-2tandagd 6rop-head cabinef sl-.
Wheeler q Wilson. $40. .-dfaWer dr0D-aeai
e-set' 80. second hand machines. guar
giltii aitci nr-stii ii-4s. sl2 70 Davis VertIesI
Ieel' a machine which WiH 10 am work gfner
machine can d. s85 to $50 on .r.-5f, -
Netkly Repairing Renting I9c yastf,,
- ~ 81 sW Phone ST. 2Gs dei7-sf
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STANDARD sewing machine. oak. si- DF1P
u1staI Oh call syl IA 81. no-4-s1t
81 OEEEE Tor parior anu bedroom suiIes.
heaters -: ranges cook stoves, etc. Lowest
prizes aud easy terms. kEDMOND :. IA
lI.d 80 1ta -. ma. ho--st
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$40 Richmond Cook Stove, Slightly
damaged. &2ty. A. Eberly's Sons. as
9TH NV.
The Washington times., 1904-12-17

NINE. CATHERINE. Palmist and Card
Reader so y. y. ave, @5c ana Soc. with this
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FOR RENT-FUREISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR EEET-Furnlshed and uufurnished
rooms. central location. terms reasonable.
sz5 John Marshall Place. del7-3t
WANTED-Rooms single or en- suite pri-
yate bath. steam heat same floor 1856 "o-
lumha road NV del7-3t
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished, see
oHd floor rooms. go 10Th St ne. del5-3t
FOR RENT-A refined private family VIII
rent. sluEiy or en suite, sunny and pretty
ptTl0T and communicating bedroom. furnished
OF ulfITulshed. with or without home board.
nice bath. hot water heat central and mo5t
convenient location. I25 18th 81. NV. Apart
meUt g. del6-2t
FOR RENT-Secoud and third floor fats
also several furnished rooms. 3Ji Indiana
ave. del6-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PIANO TUNING. 81 so, factory expert JAS
u. DURrY, 800 l2th 81. Sc. del1-st
WANTED-DoIs % dress. Address BOX
%. Jhis office. dsI7-2t
best work. lowest prices.
carpets made ami llld. H. q. CONN. l22'
4tl at. un.. dcl1-at
Ey SENDING POSTAL TO TEMPLAE
HOUSE. 211 PtuuEyIEauiI ave. your saws
UiI b. rendered efficient by ". BLTTti-
STONE. deIG-st
PIANOS. pipe organs tuned. repaired. re-
Eu!iI5 uo cut prices and Ho bad work Write
e.. g. SNYDER. ~ 81 ~. NV dri5-st
ARTIST has very uTetty water color ia oval
r0lI frame. Sl- Address CHRISTMAS, this
office. arI1-1t
ID. CEARY. Agent for the 1900 Waaaal.' De-
Address BOX l5I, Washington, -. e..
Igla-Iut
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LUNCH ROOM-NeaF large Government
building. must be sold. DUGAN, clI La ave
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-So extracting:
pain; look. feel. act. and last longer thaa
natural teeth. shrEnFeu faces made norma. /.
painless Gulngs- DIX J. 4. WILSON. le63 +
aM. uo@s -8yt
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

Dr. RENT-Brick stable; four stalls: water;
nt. &C. az n ST NV. aelb-aL
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"A BOTTLES Laqer Beer. zsc.

One GAL nEe old Port sherry Black
berry Catawba or Claret. soc delivered.
Beavers, 425 ~ ST. sw.i phone ~ I0J5 r.
The Washington times., 1904-12-17

FOR RENT-NEW STORES. NEAR y sT.
MARKET l452 to 1860 J.. and cellars.
Each. So. F " GRAHAM, 0iI lith 81
deII-Cl
FOR RENT-st5re. two rooms bath. and Gel
lar; iHa l-th 81. nv. -. y. ADDISON.
sye I1-A 81 RW. Sc!i-tf
The Washington times., 1904-12-17

Tree Toys, Tinsel. Open Evenings.
Scrap pictures. snow" J. jay Gould.