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BOOK OF PEFERENCE.

Father-Herei What are y0u doing
~ that bookcase
Tommy just want 10 see that big
History of the United States.
FatheT-What T0Ty
TOmmy-Wlllie Smith said Lhc Hos-
tons was champions OF the league Ia
1892. an 1 want 10 see N he's right
Catholic Standard and Times.
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Zen From WAGON Seat.

Failing from tHr seat of the wagon in
bis charge. Daniel LeurIiug thiTty-oue
years old. af szG Sixth Street southeast.
slruck the -ICuud ol his head, and was
painfully il- Ited. Police Of the Fifth
precinct removed hlm from ThirteeutH
ard X Streets southeast where the ac-
cldeut occurred. tu thc Washington Asy-
lum Hospital Tho driver said he fell
between the two mules attached Co the
wagon. and they stepped GA his abdOm-
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Fire OF an unknown origin did $50 dam
age in Thomas JOhns0u's home. ul7
Eighth Street northwest, about 3.45
O'Clock this morning. A policeman dis
covered the blaze and local alarm was
turned iu- The fire originated ia John
sons house, and before UGe dremeu
gained the mastery over the flames they
had Spread 90 Arthur Browns home. AT
Ills Eighth Street
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Boy Cut in a Row.

l+- row between George Cooper. "a
nineteen years old. aJ Second and c
Streets southwest. last night the b0y
was cat seriously about the right arm
He went 10 the Emergency Hospital
where "a number of stitches We're taken
in order 70 close the gaping wound.
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POSSIBLE WAY ouT

John. SAID Mrs Bienklus. looking up
from the evening paper. you know how
many DISHES k te has broken lately
yes, said ICuu. ''M hat 0f .tT'
"Weu, there ls something IN the paper
here about steel plates. / don know
1usE what Jhey are. but ] should think
they might be- iudestructible' '-Somer-
vile Journal
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Struck with a Brick.

Lewis SJeeley. thlrly-hve years old
OF s5l S Street northwest. was on his
way home about 9,15 o'clock last night
when some one struck him with a brick
Steeley says he was near Twelfth and
Il Streets. when the assault was made
upon llm. After the brick was thrown
he saw au unknown negro running away
and supposed the negro hurled it.
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Easy to Find
The Lamp Doctor 5gl 18TH st.
Thrown From Car.

AS Mrs Elizabeth Morrison. fifty-ive
years old. of HyaItsyIie. SID. was at
tempting 10 board "a mov.us car near
her home 20 come 90 Washington. she
was thrown 10 the ground and received
severe bruises and cuts about the body
and head. The crew of the car assisted
her on. and She was brought 10 Fiji
teenJh and q Streets northwest from
which place she was taken % The Emer-
geucy Hospital ln am ambulance The
physicians who attended her say she
was not seriously injured
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HuEt by Twenty-FOOt Fan

While oiling an engine on which he
was working at First and X Streets
northeast yesterday afternoon. Andy
Morris. thirty years Old OF 1871 Third
Street southeast. lost. his balance and
tumb-ed 10 the ground, a distance of
twenty feet He received a long deep
cur on the side OF his head and his
shoulders We're also badly bruised Po-
lice of the Ninth precinct station had
him removed 10 Sibley Hospital
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Tramp With Broken Ankle.

Police OF the Fifth precinct found a
tramp lying .l the street al Sixth and
* Streets southeast. about 9 o'clock this
morning and sent him 10 Providence
Hospital. There BE- was ascertaiued that
his name was Daniel Sullivan. twenty
six wears Old Fills right ankle was
broken by ran na .erelyed while drunk.
So the police reE
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DENTISTRY.

ATOAIIZED AIR makes friends every dav
for NERO DENTISTS. Ill5 Pennsylvania ave.
uoZZ-tf
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Dental Omee 1902 d
e. NV. 10 10 4 tsgraduate Harvard Unlver-
Eity Dental School lSl2) Telephone Norih
llsO +. nol5-I4t
TEETH WITHOUT pLAFEs-No extracting.
n0 pain. look. feel. act and last longer than
natural teeth. shrunkeu faces made normal !.
painless nilings. DIR. J. l. WILSON 1898 r
al cc1k -1Jt
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LOCAL MENTION.
To Insure Delicious Crackers, Order

HANENNER' ..WAFERETTES.
IOuu always md these famous
crackers crisp clean, and appetiZing.
They're served IN homes. clubs and
cafes demanding the finest Indispen-
sable during oyster season. Carefully
packed in "aertite" packages, At all
fsraearer
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COUNTRY 30 RD.

LADY owning beautiful home la suburbs OF
Herndoa. Ma, ten minutes walk from sta
uoHs viii open her house g. invalid board srs
about December House has large pia
and all modern comforts. and very health
fully located The lady thoroughly under
stands care and attention OF the sick. but
boaEAeE7 Ha} have services p- "a trained uurse
~ deslled. Apply 10 MRS. NJ A. KEN
FIELD. ueudon. Na. MOIST
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FOUND

ONE POUND OF fancy mixed cakes, worth
eJc with every gallon of our ice cream.
all nayors zoe and SOC pea ga on. LACEY,
~, New York ave NV. PhOnt Main S35
no20-r
FOUND-Palr or gold ryeglasi rs. Apply t1
GEORGE W DRIVER COS Pennsylvania
ave. u
FoUND-BOYCE's BABIES. 1875 r 81. NV.
noz3-St
FOUND-The way C. gvt rad Of rats. See
BARCLAY. The Fer 'et Alan 81 Louisiana
ave. mhsI-tI
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERS.

WHY viii you pay SloO when you can bU
a GOOD typewriter for s25. Al % 3Jh ST
noS-tu, On. sa-lZt
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MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN on D. g REAL ESrAtH
Lowest rates OF interest. Payment On piln-
cipaf in amounts OF 500 more recelt el AZ
anv interest period. THE f. h. SMITH
COMPANY. Eoad Building. uS New A04A
ave
MONEY To LOAN on approved city real es-
tate az T. 40. and per cent interest Sl'7-
clal uriVlleEes with respect 70 prior p.y il-e' =
IarEs amounts "A specially. TYLER
PF-THERFORD. 1907 j. 81. NV oe45-tL
MONEY 10 L-DAN-sz5J II S50JJoJ on y. g
real estate Interest low and all transac-
Jous conducted with economical c0nsldeEs--
ton for borrowers.
WM h. SAUNDERS = CO.
lsJI y ST. n "
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

sTENOGRAPHY TTPEWRITING- NOTARY
PUBLIC StenDETapAe sent your resi-
deuce OF once without extra charge Manu-
scripts speeches. etc. puuctuated corrected
and copied al prices beyond competition
G % n q HEs5IO&AL COHHESFONDENCE
CO. nrst floor. 1886 New York ave open
S am. 90 pm Phone Main Iz2s. uoe2-st
PHONE MAIN 2s05-Help furnished IN ever,
Capacltr. GENITAL EMPLOYMENT HIT-
HEAU lJ2 ~ 81 NV, MOIST
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-School- children wishing 20 earn
money 10 call on MUTUAL REALTY co.
1916 + ST. no24-2U
WANTED-WOman cook: one fireman; stable
man. woman for general hOusework. Call at
l02 Az 81 NV. no22-at
WANTED-We guarantee 20 offer every per
son a position who joins American Home
seekers Association. 4ls 10th 81. nv. base
ment. BOWIE UncD noS-33t
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WANTED-By experienced cOlored man. place
as house man, wait, furnace, or anything lls
Madison court NV. between Isl ana "a sts.
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OFFICES

UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOR THE
COLLECTION OF RENTS FROM AL.
CLASSES OF PROPERTY
As the above is only part Of the list OF prop
critics under our charge. We viii gladly fur
nlsh complete bulletins On application being
made at this office or By mall
THOS. J. FISHER < Co. Inc
l4l4 F 81. nw.. adjoining fhe New willard
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FOR RENT-H0use. 50H Cambridge Place:
nine rooms and bath all modern improve
mentsi furnace heat good condition. SIS %;
excellent location. Apply AT once 10 J. Ne
kENNE4 BERRY. 1914 9lst ST NV. nolG-tf
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

THE DORCHESTER. 18th 81 ana Mary
land ave sW.-TWO rooms and cabinet
kitchen, SO, SlZ SIS steam heat; elegant
baths; public laundry: Janitor service: Iels-
phone, etc. 18th St and Maryland ave. sw.
Reference required. KARRICK & NET
CALF. 1893 q 81. NV. nol9-tf
FOR RENT-Lcvely. hrst-class housekeep-
ing apartment; five rooms and bath THE
ELMORE. $40 18th ST.. $50 So JANITOR.
nOZ2-3t
FOR RENT-Two front apartments in THE
Lorraine. 1904 Park St. Mount Pleasant.
Each FIVE rooms and tiled bath Price ss5
Also one apartment in The KinKman. Massa-
ehusetts ave. NV. between 4th and 5th sts
rooms and bath. hot-water heat. light free;
x25 The Lorraine and The KinKman are
the Alonzo .. Bliss Properties. thoroughly
modern. conducted BY owner; agent visits
property daily.
See Janitor or ". E. cowEN. Bliss Build
ing, - 81. NV. UO1I-tI
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WANTED-A secondhand oue-horse sleigh.
Address Box lyJ, this Uince. stating price.
MOIST
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FOR RENT-FURNIsRED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Funished room: well heated;
bright and tiled bath; Tor a gentleman. 1924
L ST. NV. MOAN
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
JOSEPH I. WELLER,

REALTY BROKER. COZ F ST y. W
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FOR SALE-AUT0MOBILEs

WILL TRADE OidsmObile. In good condition.
with leather top. rear seat. brass lamp. horn.
storm cover. tools. extra new tire etc. for
lot or lots Ia city OF near vicinity cost $50.
OF VIII sell cheap for cash. Address RON
5GG, this Office. uO22-st
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED Sl.75 up; house painting
lowest prices CARLISLE BROS, Gas Il st-
ne Phone 1881 ho-4-5t
WALL PAPER. 2c per roll. CARLISLE
BROS. O46 II II. ne. no-4-al
ROOMS PAPERED very cheap. work guar
anteed Address postal ii. HEWITT. jil
East Capitol ST. hu---at
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Highest cash prices paid Tor worn
garments. ladies' or gentlemen = Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and 1 VIII call any
hour. =. TARSHES. 1JJs 7th ST NV Phone
North sss sezs-69t
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Gas Raaiato1s Only sz.5o.

Neat style. good make. prompt delivery.
O6 lZIh. g.. A. 4luddimaH & Co. lz1i G.
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FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERS.

REMINGTON TYPEWRITER for rent o
once noIs-6t
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-l4tn ST. road. Brightwood. d.
c. two houses. near hotel. each rooms
and bath, each, SO. LOUIS p SHOE
MAKER, $50 + 81. nW no22-3t
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WANTED-Lady canvasser for Xmas goods
best seller out. Cau after 4:s0 1ls Pennsyl-
Vania ave. NV. MOIST
Call at $40 18th 81. NV. nC2z-3t
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-Six-room house; ready Decem-
ber D. Charles $, East Hysttsville ggith
two acres readily subaivided, a bargain
Monthly payments. WELLS & WELLS. Hy-
attsville no2a-gt
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-I3y experienced c0lored man, place
ss house man, walt furnace, or anything Is
Madison court nv. between lst ana "a SIS.
II
wANTED-By a married man. place as
driver in private family. 1922 =Jth ST. nw.
u014-2t
WANTED-By refined young gentleman n
Southeruer, position as companion or valet o
excellent reader, also stenogIapher and - pc
writer no objections 10 travelling. Address
BOX Z25, this office 10
WANTED-By reliable young man. work OF
any kind references furnished Address EOA
2s5. this once. noz4-5t
WANrED-Ry registered pharmacist. relief
work H. X. syz 5th 81. ne. no2s-st
WANTED-By young man. situation as clerk
lI store. Two years experience. best OF Tct-
egsucrs from last employer refer 20 J. T.
Donovan. Western or Riggs Market. OF ad-
dress CLERK, 3l6 6th 81. ne. MOIST
WANTED-Ey young man. situation as but
ler- good references. zz@1 Cleveland ave
noz8-zt
WANTED-By "a strong, reliable young inau.
-6 situation, highest reference. VIII give
perfect satlstactiOI. Address BOX -lss this
office. no&S-Zt
WANTED-By reliable married white man.
Industrious, place 90 manage farm near the
city. Address AUGUSTUS MUSGRONE. Seat
Pheasant Prince George CO.. Nd. nozs-4t
WAETED-Ey AN experienced fireman. posi-
uDu5 either boilers or huL-aiT furnaces. r.
THOMPSON. los "a 81 nv HozS-zt
WANTED position Of some kind by
Young faan Of 70 years of age. best Of ref
ence. Address BOX lS3. this once. Ho2Z-3t
WANTED-By coIored man, position. any
kind - work. Address BOX lS7. this Of
uCe uoZ2-3t
WANTED-By mlddIe-aged. reliable married
man tsWsael situation OF work of any kind
Please address l.. LARSON. lsa 7th st.
uH. u8Z2-3t
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something New-Airtight Rot -
Fire Invades Two Homes.

Heating Stove. NA50 A. Eberly's Sons
rs Seventh Street northwest
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LOST


LOST-A French collie. name Jimmy; with
white neck Reward lIlS ii 81. nw. II
LOsT-BOYCE's BABIES. 1926 + ST. nv.
no2s-2t
LOST-In the Bureau OF Engraving ana
Printing, between / and o. clock =. ,n., N1-
y-mbeT -. one thTee-st0ue diamond gypsy
ring. A liberal reward given. EDW. KE-
HOE. 5Us 9Th 81. sW. noz3aI
LOsT-Cane; straight oak stick with curyeI
horn handle Return 10 ROOM 42l Bond
Building, reward. no23-st
LOST-siuce November 49, two diamond
rings in small package Reward by ". A.
cox, sun Building. Eo-5-St
LOST-On lIth ST.. between y and r.. brown
leather bag containing card case. money, and
Iocket IN which ls the monogram M. A g."
VIII the nulrT return same tu 60 g. 81.
and receive Just reward noZ3-H
IOsT-Plaiu gold ring. inscription inside
Reward II returned 90 a. r.. KILLER. civil
Service Commission Hu2a-at
LOsT-A small green parrot. from Sl2 9th ST.
nv. Suitable reward. uo25-3t
I,OsT-Bag OF solled clothes from car al 9Th
and y SITS. nv. Reward II returned 90 40
Washington ~. NV. nu22-3t
Tosr-Fo1 terrier. with black spot on back.
so reward f0r return 10 7e6 18Th ri. nv.
uoZ2-5t
IOgT-Laather automobile seat cushion lib
eral reward. Gil + -. NV nol---t
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FOR RENT-SThBLES.
FOR RENT-Northwest. Two brick stables.
AZ lAth 49, Ia uo2l-.t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MOREs We store Tor Toe a load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., 4lS-t29-4zz
10th 81. nv. Phone Main IA Oe2s-set
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
II o T r. l. LA \ K +.
MRS WOEDE. Prop.
NEW YORK AVE. COR. 10th ST.
Having secured the building formerly OCcu-
pied by the Baltimore Hotel We have thor
oughly renovated It and viii now conduct "a
strictly hiEh-ciass hotel Excellent cuisine
ard seI~lce. Large. bright rooms. Rates
from 81 per day up. nOl6-3Jt
1903 NEW YORK AyE-Opposite Corcorau
AIT Gallery Minute from White House; gen
tlvmeu preferred. no-4 90
NICE, large. warm room and good DuaTu5 10
SiIJ per week. 1855 Corcoran ST. NV. no22 81
FIRsT-CLAss rooms and board SIC 5th ST
ne uu2l-lt
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FOR RENT-HoUsES.
FOR Rent

FOR RENT
THOMAS J. FISHER q CO. INC.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS. AND INSuH-
ANCE, 1914 + ST. n. ".
TELEPHONES M. 24s AND M- 1888
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-STOREs.

FOR RENT-One large store. 1904 Park St
near 18th. large show windows; hot water
AiNett
ONE fine store with large basement. 4g
II -. ne, near Government Printing Of
'.e s''.. el3y0
A o. BLISS. Bliss Building. 81 81 nv.
noll-tf
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D. ~ tt -n---Is ID ST. & Pa. ave. se.
". g.. FU3R 81. 9Th and Nd. ave ne
VA. ~ GENTNER cor. l4th and y sts-- nv.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 5Jh 81. Rhode
Island ave, and ST. NV.
CHAS &. HORNUNG Christiani Pharmacy
sw- cor lJh and M SITS nv.
W. ARMSTRONG, cor 9Th ana II SITS ne
CHAS il. hLIMER, ~ Cap, and II sts. ne.
Il. A. kEIICH. -0Jh and IL SIS. NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. a1sJ and G sts. NV.
O'DONNELL DRUG CO.. cor eth s. q SIS se.
W II. CLARKE. I2lg aZd 81. NV.
DODGE a. CO., cor. l4th and l. NV.
II T. BUTTS. cor. 18th ST. and Mass. ave. NV.
l. y. TANLOE. coz 9Th and sts. NV
n s. tEALI, NV cor. nth ST. & Pa ave. Sc
:. ID COBLh-N fL. cor Fla. ave. g. y. Cap. -.
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave. nv.
CaAS E. CAMPBELL cor. "a and + sts ne-
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Youns parrots, saTtries, f'ib-
bits, guinea pigs. dogs. cats. hld pets uf all
aCHMID's BIRD s4ORE. 4ls Izih ss na..
and G5l a 81. 3s-0-u
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If you have not
the time to send
or bring your Ad
to The Times or
any of the fol
lowing branch
offices, just call
up Main 5o95
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
service
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FOR sALE-BICYcLE TIRES.

REAL HARTFORD TIRES. $50. put on;
auly ask comparison, Bicycle repairing AT
lowest prices. Fifty second hand bicycles.
am makes cheap. Tires vulcanlzed, soc
place vour order with Us Tor your Christmas
bicycIe. See g. T. HUNTER, THE BICYCLE
NAN. Nl r St nv and Il3 l'ennsyivania
- ma uo34-3t
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WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS.
81 DOWN 81 PER MONTH

e DON n 81 EEEL MONT
No InteTest-No Taxes
PRICES. SO up. City property. Fire and
Police protection. City collection and De-
livery Of mail Three squares from car line;
one car fare. Lots Z5xle0 and upward.
WASHINGTON HIGHLANDS COMPANY
sl8 st. NV. Phone NJ 400. noIO-tf
FOR sALE-One hundred acres desirable land
in Virginia. one hour from. Washington by
electric road shade. fruit. neVeF-faiIlng
spring. desirable section, other Virginia prop
critics for sale. Apply ROOM -. Wyatt
Building. nO22-3t
FOR SALE-Over 200 lots on THANKSGIVING
Day 10 cclored people IN the new East Ar
ungtOn subdivision between Washington City
and the Arlington Government Reservation,
on the electric car line. about miles west
Of Washington; prices from $50 10 S300 per
lot, terms $ down, balance 81 per week, no
interest. Inquire OF JAMES E CLEMENTS.
owner. ONCE 14)6 ST. nv. no2l-ft
FOR SALE-Very attractive and comfort
able new seyen-rOOm house. ali modern im-
pTOYemenIss very large grounds shade
square from electric cars. on beautiful street
in Hyattsyille. Price. 81. 800. 500 down. bal
ance monthly. j. c. ROGERS, Owner, 3+4
u 81. nv. nOl9-6J
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY-Six lots for sale.
cheap al Capitol Heights. g JACKSON.
no22-5t
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FINE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS IN
THE MARION, STODDERT, THE
Il. Q. THE MAURY. AND
THE ItEGINA
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APART
AENTS IN THE PORTLAND.
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WANTED-One or two furnished sec0n1 story
sunny front rooms married couple, between
O and l., 5th and llth sts. NV. Address
BOX 243 this ofhce. II
WANTED-Three OF four unfurnished roms
heated, FOR housekeeping. no children. price
Sl5 10 500 per month. Address BOX 231. this
office. nO94-2t
WANTED-IIght housekeeping rooms. Call
or drop as postal We have many desirable
applicants. THE WASHINGTON ROOM
AGENCY. 1923 Pennsylvania ave. nO22-3t
WANTED-Three or four unfuruished rooms
FOR light housekeeping by December !. Ad-
dress BOX Is3. this Office. no22-7t
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ANACOSTIA.

BURY's PHARMACY. cor. Monroe aud Jef-
reTson SITS
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Hy quiet pleasant woman. room
where room can bee used as sitting room
viii pay sz5, or viii take room II board b
in neignburEJud. Address BOX POI. Jhls Of
flee. uU2y-3t
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WANTED-A hrst-class male stenOgTapheT
preferably a Business High School graduate
must be between the ages Of y and 20, ambl
a hustler; one with business Office expert
ence preferred. Address BOX 240. this office
no24-2t
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FOR SALE-A fine corner lot Tor business
purposes, tn business part OF Georgetown
size Ss.6Xl23. 10 alley improved by tw9
houses. renting AT SIS per month price =
cents per foot GEO. ". LlNhINS, $40 ls1h
81 no---eod-st .
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Oue large parlor, southern ex-
pasure- heat 1gd gas, light housekeepns.
1000 sun ST. me- no-4-8,
FOR BEET--sIg q ST. NV. very desirable
lpomsi private beautiful location. no2i-3t
FRONT ROOM. with large closets. steam
heat and all conveulencesi board II desired
terms very reasonable. 1882 ST. NV
u0Za-Zt
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WANTED-A good cook and chambermaid.
az once SJ3 I2th St nv. no24-3t
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-08

Baking
Powder
psrfsot In quality.
Moderate In prloo.-
CURES CA1ARRH
.Hyomei the Most Wonderful Cure
for Ca,arrh Ever Discovered"
Say ScalIln Bros.
Say Scallln Bros.

do not try to cure catarrh by TAX
ing drugs into the stomach it cannot
be cured in that manner. The only
way in which this too common dis
ease can be cured is through a direct
application that will kill the bacilli
of catarrb and prevent thei. growth.
Hyomei is the only known method
OF treatment that accomp!ishcs this.
IL is the simplest. rtust pleasant, and
the only absolute cure for catarrh
that has ever been discovered.
Thousands oi unsolicited tes,imon-
.ials have been received from the most
prominent men md wonen i'm the
country who have been cured by this
remarkable remedy. Ministers.
bankers. lawyers. even eminent ply
sicians have given strong testimonials
as to the remarkal lie powers Of Hy-
omei to ure catarrh.
The complete iiyonei outfit COSTS
but 81 100, consisting OF an inhaler.
dropper and sufficient Hyomei to last
several weeks. This will effect Il cure
i'm ordinary cases. out for chronic.
and dcep-seated cases OF catarrh,
longer use may be necessary, and then
extra BOTTLES of Uyomei can be OBJ
tanned for SOC. 1t is not alone the
best-it might he called the only
method Of curing catarrh. but it is
n1co ti,.. ,,Oct no,ro,vicnl
Scallin Bros. have so much conf
denec in the powers Of Hyomei to
cure catarrh that they will for a lin
ted time sell this medicine und e
their personal guarantee to refund
the money if the purchasers can say
that it did not help them.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-08
Card of Thanks.

We. the undersigned. desire to ex-
press our thanks to the friends who
were so kind and did all in their
power to assist during the sickness
and death of II father, Phillip
Tobin. Such aid and sympathy in a
time like this brings comfort to the
bereaved ones. We shall always hold
these acts in grateful remembrance.
James Tobin.
Fred Tobin.
Phillip Tobin.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-08
7xE UNIVERSITY OPENED
The Students Began Work Thursday
After Exercises That We're
Of Impressive Character.

President Nicholson thought that
the opening OF the winter term Of
the University deserved something
more than a mere reopeniDg OF the
institution and Of the getting down
to work. In consequence he prepared
a program OF excellence which was
given Thursday morning at chapel
hour-10 O'Clock. The platform in
the chapel hail vas graced by the
presence of several members OF the
faculty and the following gentlemen
from the city: Rev. G. e. Hager.
Rev, j.. S. Surbeck, Rev. d. R.
Tomlin, Rev. Herbert E. Fronock.
and Prof. f. j. Quigley. DR.. Mich
olson presided over the affair, which
was witnessed by a great number.
The student body took up nearly the
seating capacity of the chapel while
the citizens from down town we're
accomm odated very comfortably ;. in
various ways.
Addresses were made 10y Prof. II.
Il. Graham, Prot. f. j. Quigley and
Prof. Griffin. ana each was Of an in
terestine character. The Misses Lee
and Lathrop and Fred KratZ sang a
selection and Miss Elsner reciteo one
of her charming numbers. Prof.
Lardner was also heard i'm one of his
selections, and Fred Kratz sang a
solo that was greatly appreciated.
In closing the program DR.. Nichol-
son unfolded a few of the plans that
he has in conception for the future
of the University concerning the en-
dowment OF one or two professor
ships. Rev. D. II. To'nlin pronounced
the benediction.
DIR. Nicholson said that the past
two days have been exceedingly busy
ones in the enrolling the students,
both new and old. He has not had
time to figure the number who have
entered the winter term. but he said
that the increase W any previous
year was very gratifying The stud.
ents we're so numerous, he said, that
it would be necessary to press a por-
tion of Twentieth Century Memorial
hall into service. One of the base
ment rooms has been finished and as
the heating plant has been installed
he says that three series Of classes
will ne heard over there, commencing
next Tuesday.