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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-07-24
PERSONALS.

Capt w. f. Moody left yesterday
for a visit to Charlotte.
Mr. l.. NJ. Michaux was here yeSter-
day from Goldsboro.
Mr.. H. B. Warner returned to Lex
iEgton yesterday.
Mr.. John Blue, of Aberdeen, was
I'm the city yesterday.
Mr.. John Angler was here from
Durham yesterday.
Mr.. Watkins W. Robards left yester-
day for a visit to Wrightsville.
Mr.. F. S. Spruill, of Louisburg, is in
the city.
Mr.. Geo. p. Pell is a visitor here
from Winston.
Mr.. John NJ Cook, of Burlington,
was here yesterday
Mr. W. H. Balm went to Henderson
yesterday.
MIR. Edward Schulken, of Whining
ton, was i'm the city yesterday.
Mr.. j. r. Donoho, of Youngsville,
was here yesterday
Capt. d. c. McGhee, of Franklinton,
was in the city yesterday
Mr.. w. Nj. Daughtridge, of Rocky
Mount, was here yesterday.
Mr.. c. w. Toms was here yesterday
from Durham.
Mr.. j. j. Thomas, Of Rocky Mount,
was here yesterday.
Mr.. w. f. Jordan of Goldsboro, was
iE Raleigh yesterday.
Messrs. William ID. Briggs and Hen
ry j. Hervey left yesterday morning
Tor St Louis, where they will spend
a week at the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. r. NJ. Wagstaff, of Newport
News, Va, returned home yesterday
after a visit to friends in this city.
Mr.. William H. Williamson is spend
ing some time at Evansville. n. Y.
Mr.. Chas McKimmon left yesterday
morning for Fayetteville to spend q
few days vacation.
Mr.. NJ. A. Parker has gone to Chase
City. Va, to spend a few days.
Mr.. William Sasser, of Richmond
who has been spending the past, few
days with his mother and brothers, re-
turned home yesterday.
Capt. j. G. Lashley, of the Il. & p
Railroad, is in the city, en- route to
Sanford with his family.
Col. +. NJ. Pearsall returned yester-
day from a visit to Morganton.
Mr.. w. T. Eortch, of Goldsboro, is
in the city
Col. T. B. Arendell returned from
Nashville yesterday and was receiv-
ing the congratulations of his Raleigh
friends on his splendid success in the
Tennessee Text Book contest.
Mr.. Miles Goodwin was in Durham
on business yesterday.
Mr.. j. n. Davis, who has been al
SAN Antonio. Texas, returned to the
city yesterday.
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IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Little Margaret. daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. HAYWOOD Bell. is quite ill at her
home on north Salisbury street
Mr.. Geo. w. Blacknall, of this city,
is representing the Tomlinson Chair
Manufacturing company OF High
Point.
Visitors to Raleigh from the coun-
try report that they have had excel
lent rains and that the crops are IN
good condition.
A small fire yesterday morning on
the corner of Hargett and Bloodworth
streets destroyed a small outhouse
The amount of loss is about $50.
Prof w. r. Whitaker, of Oak Ridge
Institute. who has been spending sew
eral days here, has gone to other sec
tons in the interest of the school.
State Treasurer E. r. Lacy and Mr..
w +. Faison spent yesterday in wake
field. where Mr.. Lacy delivered Ma
sonic address. A barbecue was served
after the speaking.
Rev. William Black, of Davidson,
was here Yesterday on his way to Or
ange county, where for week he will
conduct q meeting at Little River
church, near HillSboro.
Rev. r. J. Bateman went to Mount
Olive yesterday and will preach at the
Baptist church there today. He Will
be out of the city for two weeks in
behalf of the Baptist University for
Women.
Keeper of the Market McCrary made
Il count of the wagons with cante-
loupes and watermelons at the market
Yesterday and reports one hundred.
'rhe crop is big one and prices are
getting lower.
Mr.. r. Bruce White, of Franklin
ton, was here yesterday, returning
from Pine Level, where he delivered
an educational address at the Teach
ers' Institute conducted by Prof. Ira
burlington.
Rev. Livingston Johnson, of Cary,
the State Secretary of the Baptist con-
vention, leaves Monday for Louisville,
KY. where he goes to attend meet
ing of the State Secretaries of the Bap-
fist Convention.
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EpWorth League.

The regular devotional meeting of
the Epworth League sof Edenton
Street church will be held Monday
evening at half past eight o'clock. Mr..
T. b. Eldridge will make the principal
talk. Visitors in the city are cor
daily invited to attend all the league
meetings.
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Masonic Meeting.

Regular meeting of VIM. G. Hill
Lodge, No. 21S, A. T. and A. NJ. will
be held in Masonic hall, Monday
evening at o'clock. Members of city
lodges and visiting brethren in the
city are invited to attend. BY order
Of
of S. j. H1NSDALE, w. M.
J. c.. BIRDSONG, Secretary.
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b. Y. r. U. Echo Meeting.

This afternoon at o'clock at the
Tabernacle Mr.. 10. Fl. Weathers Will
speak of the Great International Con-
vention of the b. Y. p. Z. of America
recently held in Detroit, Mich. at
which there was over $500 delegates.
Everyone cordially invited.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Cable Co.-Pianos.
\. B. Strnach CO.-Curtains.
Dobbin & Fcrrall-Dry Gooos.
Boylan, Pearce & Co.-Dry Goods.
Sherwood Higgs & Co.-Clearance
Sale.
Mrs. w. X. Gardner-Virginia Beach,
Virginia.
Bobbitt-Wynn Drug CO.-The Good
Old Summer Time.
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READY TO WEAR GARMENTS.

This phenomenal sale of WOODEN
Skirts at half price has attracted hun
drcds OF buyers. The quantity limit
ed. No more after these are gone.
Then regular prices you'll have to pay:
80 Wooden skirts, lined 75c.
ST 90 Cravenctted Walking Skirts $500
$3.50 All Wool Peacedaie Cheviot
Skirts-unIined--naV and black
Only '.'''.''r' ''.'''' %f'oo
Every School Teacher will want one.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES.
Ready made Dresses for children at
just half price.
soc Lawn Dresses, ages /. . and 3
ST 90 PcrcaI and Bingham Dresses
ages. 4, 6 and ) years. 1890. soc.
$3.50 Chambray and Crash Dresse ),
6. and 10 years ........... 75c.
$500 Blouse Linen and Galatea
Dresses, s, 10 and II years. $500
$50 WRAPPERS-75c.
Summer comfort i'm Lawn and Percal
House Wrappers. Worth $1.5O.
Hour dOt'
soc. CORSETS csc.
Ladies' True Fit Corsets. straight
front. dip hip. White and Grey.
Worth soc. everywhere. here at Zoe.
LADIES WAISTS.
| 100 Wash Waists, good Percal or
Lawn. excellent patterns; actually
75c.. these now at. ...... $50.
| MILLINERY CLEARANCE.
The balance of Ladies' Walking Hats.
Worth 20 $500. for. ...... 500
| 100 ChiIdrcn'S Sailors. ...... soc.
| soc. Straw HITS with ribbon stream
crS ........ -oc.
csc. ChiIdren's Pique Hats-red ard
blue borders ............. Zoe.
Everything in Artificial Flowers
half price.
| SPECIAL NOTICE.
During the rousinS big Clearance
| Sale il will be impossible for us to
| charge merchandise or send goods out
! on approval.
Money refunded to all dissatisfied
| buyers.
| Any goods will he sent c. o. ID.
When requested, Green Trading
! Stamps will Ec given.
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positive crime it is. to let
The babe with collie fume and fret;
When put TO work upon the same
"TEETHINA" justifies its fame.
''TEETHINA" Overcomes and
Counteracts the Effects of the Sum
mer's Heat Aids Digestion. Regulates
the Bowels and makes teething easy
Costs only rs cents.
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THE WEATHER.

Local forecast for Raleigh and vi
cinity: Showers.
The weather yesterday: Maximum
temperature SO; minimum tempera-
ture, 90; mean temperature, 10; pre-
cipitaton, Ia
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Church OF the Good Shepherd
Edenton street Methodist Church.

Rev. r. f. Bumpas pastor. Services
today at II a. M, conducted by Rev.
F.. M. BATHS. d. D., and at $50 D. m,
by Rev. j. Marvin Culbreth. Sunday
School at $50 a. M, w. j. Young,
Jr., Superintendent. Epworth League
meets on Monday night, and prayer
meeting on Wednesday night. Cor
dial invitation extended to any and
all of those services. Visitors in the
city will receive a cordial welcome.
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JOHN w. HAYS,
Civil Engineer
IN. Am. Soc. c.. e.

w. kAIII. GUC. Y. E.J
WATER POWERS. WATER WORKS,
SEWERS, Municipal Engineering of
all kinds, Properties examined, Re.
ports made. Plans prepared. Work
directed. No. 3 South Adams ST., Pc.
tersburg, Va.
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At the Churches Today.

Central Methodist Church-Rev. f
A. Bishop, pastor. Sunday School at
$50 a. m. Preaching at II a. m. and
SIS .. M, by DR.. I. N. Ivey. Ep-
worth League Monday night at SIS.
West Raleigh Baptist Church.
Children's day exercises $3.50 D. m.
There will be an interesting program
Public cordially invited to attend.
p. d. Mangum.
Epworth Methodist Church.-Rev
j. Marvin Culbreth, pastor. Sunday
School at $3.50 a. m. Sermon at / / a.
M, by the pastor. At Sis y. M.
Rev. w. II. Moore viii preach, and
administer the communion. Epworth
League Wednesday evening at D. m.
First Baptist Church Corner OF
Edcnton and Salisbury Streets.)-
Preaching at IL a. M and p. M. by
the pastor. w. c.. Tyree. Sunday
School at $3.50 a. M, I. II. Briggs.
superintendent. Prayer meeting Wed
nesday evening at o'clock. Pews
free and ushers in attendance to ex-
tend a cordial welcome to all.
Ilillsboro Street Christian Church.
Preaching ut IL a. m. and $50 D.
M, by the pastor Murdoch w. Butler.
Sunday School $3.50 a. m, John A.
Mills, Superintendent. The public
cordially invited to attend these ser
vices. Visitors and strangers in the
city are invited to make this their
church home. All will find a well
come.
Presbyterian Church.-Rev. Alfred
Fl. Moment d. ID. Services at II a.
m. and S:15 o. m. Sunday school
$50 a. m. The subject of evening
discourse will be the Return of the
Jews from Babylon Captivity. Seats
are all free. Cordial invitation is
given to all and especially to the
Summer School visitors to attend all
services.
Baptist Tabernacle.---All the usual
services will be held. The pastor,
Rev. j. c. Massee, will preach at IL
a. IN. and p. m. These services will
Modern Prodigies. Sunday School at
9:15 a. m. and b. Y. 2. u. at 5 p. m.
Mr.. Weathers, the president, has re-
turned and will tell of his Detroit
convention trip. All are invited.
Church OF the Good Shepherd
Rev l. NICK. Pittenger ID. D., rector.
Eighth Sunday after Trinity; Holy
Communion at s a. M; Sunday School
at 9:45 a. M; service and sermon at
II a. M; Vesper service at $50 y. m.
Monday st. James Day. Holy Com
munion at 10 Il. m. Service on Wed
uesday at 10 a. m. and on Friday at
s y. M. The seats are all free and
strangers and visitors are cordially in
Vited.
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Lace Collars . $3.3S, 1915 and $3.50
$500 Battenburg Lace Collars $3.50
$3.50 Point Applique Collars $2.25
So. 80 Handmade Persian Collars S1.75
$500 Spanglc Collars and Tabs. $3.50
$500 Lace Stock Collars SOC.
soc. Silk Stock Collars .. 25c.
25c. White riquc Wash Ties II lac.
25c. Turnover Lace Collars ice.
toe. Assorted Lace Collars. ... SC.
soc Crush Silk Belts 25c.
25c. Persian Belts II 1-2c
S1.25 ShaWls and Fascinators 63c,
Sl.25 Silk and Wool ScarfS =. $50.
S1.7o Jap Crepe ScarfS -. =. $50.
$500 Zephyr Shawls -. 80. $3.50
$500 Shell Stitch Shawls ..... LOO
Use. Baby Knit Sacques -. -. .3Sc.
10, 20 and 25c silk Moire Ribbons,
ut -. -. - 1-2. 10 and IL 1-2c.
10. 80 and 75c. Double Face Satin
Ribbons -. 80. -. 20. % and 3Sc.
25c. Lace Stripe Wash Ribbons IL 1-2c
SOC. Lace Lislc Gloves -. II 1-2c.
zoe. I4isIe Gloves (coIors) $50. 25c.
Soc. Lace MlttS -. -. Zoe.
soc. super Silk Gloves &C.. -. Csc.
75c. Lucille Silk Gloves -. ..37 lie
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
Every article is of this seasons
production. All new and just what
YOU want. Such a chance may not
come your way AGAIN this season.
10, ~ ~ and f5c. Mems 1-DIy Linen
Collars, punched in lots of six,
soc. Mems Working Shirts =. 29c,
75c. Fine Madras Shirts .,.... 49c.
25c. Ribbed Under Shirts -. II lie
3Sc. Balbriggan Underwear ...19c
20. (n,nVpH y!1If Hose SO.
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TRULY yERIrABLE BARGAINS

Every item is Of the wanted service
able sort-limited quantities, while the
lots last the reduced price will hold
good, but tr and get the first pick.
1915. 81 so and $500 Black and White
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Little Margaret. daughter OF MI. ana
Mrs. Haywood Bell. is quite Ill at hei
home on north Salisbury street.
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Visitors to Raleigh from the coun
try report that they have had excel
lent rains and that the crops are IL
good condition.
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A small fire yesterday morning OF
the corner of Hargett and Bloodworti
streets destroyed a small clubhouse
The amount of loss is about $50.
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State Treasurer E. r. Lacy and MI
w. T.. Faison spent yesterday IN wake
field. where Mr. Lacy delivered a Ma
sonic address. A barbecue was serve
after the speaking.
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Prof. w. IT. Whitaker, of Oak Ridg'
Institute. who has been spending sew
eral days here, has gone to other sec
lions in the interest of the school.
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Mr.. Geo. W. Blacknall, of this city
is representing the Tomlinson Chal
Manufacturing company, OF Hlgl
Point.
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Rev. William Black, of Davidson
was here yesterday on his way to OR
ange county, where for a week he vii
conduct q meeting at Little live
church, near Hillsboro.
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GENTS FURNISHINGS.

Every article is of this seasons
production. All new and just what
YOU want. Such chance may not
come your way again Ibis season.
10. IL ~ and f5c. Mems 1-Dly Linen
COiIarS punched i'm lots of six,
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WANTED-ROoMs.

bay window plenty Of UFrr- privilege Of pa
uerlus end painting. uv sEuause- cine or tsa
furnished rooms il same dwelling. adjoining
central aud reasonable taI details FIRST .=l-
ter Address Immediately. BOX ss. --i5
otHce- ua5--t
WANEED-Iufu IulshlI rl1uzs light house
eepllE5 slJ- first or second H11r. 100 Eas.
particulars. references. MRS. b.. s5L WardHr
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By. coloret man. place as butler
WANTED-By c1Iored man. place % make
himself useful in private family references
T. 5LLt-D-,s ~ qua 81. NV no5-zt
WANTED-By reliable coIored man. place
as cook Apps so lst 81. sw. IL
NASTED-By young man. years expect
luce uulg.5teEllEs place ~ finish trade ADD
dress HoA 40, this Office uo5-5J
WANTED-By young coIareI man. place as
bartender experienced Address BOX 40.
this office u05-2t
WASTED-By coloTeI boy. place 70 do light
house OF store work reference call az $50
j. ST. L#- IL
WA&IED-by young man. U.s. law graduate.
IalI -laIlaE FaplaIr owns machine. position lu
BRING business Address REMINGTON, Box
-. rHis 9lnc-. na5-st
WANTEu-ClaEEslip as experienced grocery
clerk references furnished Address EJ&
40. This ONCE u
WAETED-By elderly man. work nous
cleaning. attending fires. cleaning windows.
woodwork front " house. long experience.
dress BOX s54 tais ,1le=. IL
WANTED-By "a chef cook. a place. best
reference l-- 80 ST. uH.. phone Main 800
WAETED-By a mlddI--aE-l man, place as
night HaLHEulu OF 4il-TalUI man lu hotel
A1rezs BOX f-t this Office uo4--L
EyAETED-Hy man and wife, position on
farm lu District OF Mary land well expert
eUtei Address AUGUSTUS AESGRDt r.
Seat Pleasant Prince George Co., Nd
La1---
FAETED-By young man. position rs rod
man ul engineering corps, frou $50 % 9.
Address BOX 1ls. -Ils Office nol-o-
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FOR REET-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

FIEe EHI.. F....#..Ur.. Hs-H.-
sac1ua floor BATH Nith range boz Kitchen es-
cep-.aualiy reasonable. l.-y b me- na---t
TOR REET-F.=g bright. saaara..a.ea..-s.
EaaIs- uall adjoining second l.1-. aaL--
gas 1913 5ta S. aa- Ha5--t
EoR REEI-Tg-5 OH three large uaflru.saas
rooms, wllh heat and gas, .ety r=sHa-e.=-
w Il ST. nc. most
FOR FENT-UafurulsHs1 ralH-=. iu a.alara
house. l7ll ls-L 81. uH. H.a-,-
FOR BENI-Three IaEse uHtuE.i5l-l laa
1ss -oLaeAeei'iAsi io" Fenl' si"A iN A--t-....
49, ---- - 49,
FOR RESI-I75 elegant -uf-ruls-e- rooms
neat gas 9atn, sls- -sal st1 So me- A'2-.-
FOR REVT--TWo connecting rooms Oh s.--
pHa heor with water heat s-=- usnt mouse
keeping cheap 80 SIN ST. IN- H5g---
FOR RENTING large unf1ruisnsd rooms
second floor. rJr iglt L0us-Eaeg pms, heat.
gas DaJh on same floor. 81 81 &C. NV
no5-Zt
FOR RENT-FJur large rooms on thirI
floor and one second story well heated
1913 nth ST. uW- ug5-5L
FOR RENT-715 Bismarck ST.. near Bright
WOOD ave- three sunny To1u5i TWO nea-zti
with mlldle-a=ed coupe owner OF house. F-al
an modern Impfovel.eG5s- noe-Z-
uished second floor COMMUNICATIVE roous.
would like quiet family ~ Delaware a. e-
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FOR T-Uufurnished; one large arst
moor room four windows. water iH I99---
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facing south, 20 adults only ~ Ne" YORK
FOR REHT-Large front 9arlor, reasonable
IAs nth st. MOIST
FOE RENT-Do-ble par-or. ground floor. al
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adults only 44ly 5-a Sc nU- nrg--i
FOR RENT-Tnrse uHflralshed rooms. 81.
sos ST. uW- u1l-4-
FOR RENT-Oue large uufu4l-saed 'front.'
room, with light and baru5 naI square aE
PENSION once 4tL
FOR RE1T-Large. bright back parI1r suit
able for a1cuors Office. IIl9 5tH 81 u"-
FOR EENT-THree or four uHf-n5shet
E1ls with heat, gas, and latl- light house
keeping, cheap lus Sew jersey ave. ua.
MOIST
FOR REST-Teo desirable rooms zaa1aI
floor. with BATH reasonable. a-aE Hala=E-a-.-
ing permitted. l55y Larll So ma a4f-s-
FOR RENT-Two uafuulzhed second story
connecting rooms. porcelain baths heat. Ea=.
corner L--=e- - L-- 81 H-- ------
FOR REST-rW5 unflruisHel rooms. Sec
oud h1or- bath. heat gas. c=ltral- $40 month
ZlI Morgan s. nv u
FOR REST-Four rooms. small balcony. al-l
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and Library. u11---
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FOR RENT-ar O. low price. tl-ee l1aEs. yea
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FOR REST-Jua uufuruisEel room. with E4s
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neat. gas water. private ben. and letter
box; $40. JAELIOE- n1f-3-
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heat and gas l1r cooking --7 La-H So l"-
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While trying % couple two dirt cars
al FiIIn ana IT streets northwest yes-er-
day afternoon. Charles lalis1, twenty
six years old was caught between tls
front end or one car and the rear or
another and his night leg was fractured
Ea was taken 20 Freedman s. Hospital
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR saIE-EaeI.aH setter dog SOLDIERS
ROSIE TOBACCO STAND uo5-gt
FOR sALE-l1-lE parrots. Cauas.es raa-
bits. guinea .-za. dogs cats. and pets " aI-
kinds. a.Tas boarded fl- the summer
-Ea1I..s BIRD STORE a. l-ta ST. ugf..
/. lez8-tf
TOR sALE-Gralt dam male pup sJ AN
DREW H.. HODGES Government Printing
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

Mrs. WJCDE. Pop
new YORK Al h.. COR. 18th ST.
pied by the Baltimore E1reL, Us have Lll--
-uEaly renovated 10 ana 'i--+ no" conduct b
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and service large bright rooms. E-l--==
from 81 Per Gay ~ oc-4-.yt
NICELY FURNISHED second and -Eird door
lorr rooms, with board corner hurse- --9
SO X ST. EW-FuruisheI rooms. wlth "
without board table board Ea5-s-
ROOMS AND BOARD Tor three mechanics.
54-s9 per week. breakfast % clock -i-- ,
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alueIy furnished rooms. single or =1 s-l--.
rei-rlgD-, superior table board table board
e-s desired. uo5-3-
SECOND FLOOR ROOMS: home eoak-a-.
reasonable s-t Rhode Island ave. I15-.r
-vo meE- 1913 1854 81 ua- uos-sy
FOR EEET-NIcely furnished second story
uay-WiUd'" front rop-lt "lta board. --2 >-N
jersey ave. u.-
Lz X ST EW--Larse. nicely furnished
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FyANTED-Eoard=r- for one large room.
Well furnished. suitable FOR ru1- terms Ea--
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good table board. terms reasonable. ao N So.
NM uos-1r
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The immense ice house on the Eighth
Street wharf OF the Randall Line Com
pauy has been sold by the District Com
IulEE-OuaTs 10 the American Ice Company
for $50. although ID cost thousands ol
collars originally.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-05

While playing near his home yesterday
afternoon. Carl Rector. fourteen years
old. or zo-5 IL Street northwest. was
bitten by o. stray dog. He was treated
AZ his home Ly his famliyz physician. A
slight wound was made ou his right leg.
ana the cog escaped.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-05
SITUATIONS WANTED Female.

NANIED-Bv reliable woman place 90 do
s1-.e-.L --lses.1Tl- iaLt.- l.Lh ST. NV ~
y. ANIED- Washing t1 $50 at home. Address
H. p. -sal Cedar So uW- 10
MANEED-aeHsus by neat and rapid seam
-l-teer me work. references. zoe day. ado
-LSz5 EoA A. This ofee. IL
NANTED-By experienced Lauuarass. small
Me7aiHs# and morning work .u fiat il.s Il
WANTED-A eol5red woman about 80 10
N'.a "aa-r ana tTlur FAMILY OF two where
q cha.-1l-lalI is kept. must stay some
msht Apply at $40 h. Capitol ST. IL
WANIED-By "a young lady position as
typewriter references 44l II ST. NV uo5-3t
EANTED-Wazhins by a arst-eIass Iaun-
+ies5s good references Apply I5J5 Columbia
Road II
WANIED-By young lady. position as ste
---siapaer and Typewriter. Address BOX 49,
MANTED-Washlug. rough dry or ironed
ALL KINDS plain sewing neatly done at
nome Address BOX 425, this Office MOIST
WANTED-By capable woman. washing ana
ironing 10 do home terms reasonable. APP
ply 5l5 slh SO. ne. u04-Zt
WANTED-Iu private family a position as
Hl=l-c--s= laluaress- apply so 81 81. sw.
LAEETTES and all kinds of chtidren's sew
lHE5 work called Tor If desired. address
WANTED-By young c0Iored woman, cook
ing or laundry work. can give good refer
eAce- can 90 4tA ST. nw MOIST
FANTED-Chefs. cooks. walters, buffers.
cnallD eII-lal1sr mattresses, and other help
can De furnished az lH- 40 81. NV. MOIST
WANIED-Iypewr 20 do al home. Ad-
dfess BOX s-5, this ctdce- nO3-3t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-05
II Not One, Then Another.

Even if you don't win that thousand
you have the same chance as the next
one 10 take the 500 second przs iu The
Times great election contest
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-05
For Serving With Soups, Oysters, &c,
EaVenners Maferattas

Are UueglaIed. They're always fresh.
condition boy the -acrLLe" package. no
well conducted home should be- without
a. supply of these delicious crackers.
Have your grocer send q package.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-11-05

ers anxious 10 make quick sales consult
me o. H. Bryant Warder Bldg. Sun
and u.