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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1904-12-28

U~VlE white walled, higiI CCifpd an.
teroom Was barely furnished
with paduasoy chairs and II
49, small slim legged table \ high
desk used bctimcs by the colony's chief
Justice of the supreme court was at one
end, with doors on either side. The 9TH
er end of the room opened i'm narrow
arches between pillars into the wide
paved hall OF the statchousc. Across
these pillars was stretched n heavy
cloth curtain, through whose folds
sounds from the corridor reached dull
and muillcd.
beyond these curtains OH the opposite
side of the hall was Il great double
door, and through the heavy oak came
voices in debate and an occasional high
note like the metallic rap OF a gavcl
But In the amcroom this became only
distant hum like that of settling bces
Armand, clad as for n court lcvcc,
stood one side erect and smiling before
Il trio OF sober coated figures i'm dunlc
gray. His long, brown. ripping hair.
the rare lace ut his throat, the jade hilt
OF his dress sword, made him as dis.
tinct as some brilliant hucd insect
among gray moths. Beside him, uni
formed, his mustachios aggressive as
ever, short, wiry and alert, stood Phi,
nrnc.
The sober coated gentlemen the dele
gates appointed TO meet the secret mos
senger to"iilc congress, had made lhcir
BOWS to the great man, all but Dickin-
son, their leader, openly radiant with
the presumed bearing of his mission.
M. PliarIes proposals for ammunition
purchases had recently been considered
nicommittee,r land the announcement OF
the envoy's arrival, coming from him, u
known agent, of France, had carried
aweiglt addedto by the appearance OF
the man before them. lie had arrived
n little late, a deliberatcncsS that ac-
corded we'll with the sobriety of his er-
rand.
Now they but waited a pause in the.
debate to throw wide the doors that.
opened.to the floor.
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CHAPTER XVI.

G~VELE white walled, hiSil Ccifed am
teroom was barely furnished
with paduasoy chairs and II
S.-1-1 small slim legged table. \ high
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CHAPTER XIV.

In ri ORE than one along the south
9WH road that sultry morning OF
July 4 turned to gaze after q
El fnir In irnl girl who m ssnd I'm.
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WANTED-BICYCLEs.

tNANIED-T0 exchange a lady's wheel
Tor man s, with coaster brake. or viii
buy seuueman's wheel if in good order
ana reasonable can so 10Th ST. NV,
after $3.50 pm. b.
WANT no Buy every 5icVcIs IA
Washington c. 7. HUNTER. The BIZ
cycle Man. u3 Pennsylvania ave NV
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DENTISTRY.


september p. 1904
warrant TO the public that The Fero
Dental Association is che only one OF its
kind FOR anyone suffering LO0thaCha or
any other trouble of the teeth. because
they extract without pain or trouble.
This / VUuch Tor from experience
EDWARD GREEN. 144I Ohio ave
Call and see us III you need any kind
or dental services. NERD DENTISTS
MS Pennsylvania ave. se8-tf
EEMOFED-The dental once and resi-
ueuce OF JOHN WARNER kETES. D.
NJ ID. Harvard University. I'D 10 I62
. ST. NV Ir desired iuvallds visited
at their residences. Teleph0ne North
I6o-E- se2l-l5t
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No ex-
tracing no palus look. feel. act. and
last longer than natural teeth; shrunken
faces made normal painless filings DIR
j. J.. WILSON, 1893 t. ST. NV. SCISSOR
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LOCAL MENTION.
Fine New Carpets at Auction.

Aa1- -NI'' Vt ~ y @aI-N.--1-'
An unusual opportunity. All standard
make goods. Sanford, Blgel0W. and
Smith administers and VelveLs, together
with the finest domestic weave Of prayer
rugs and other Persian. Turkish. ana
Egyptian effects. Rugs for all parts or
the home and Office on view ali day
Monday sale opens Tuesday morning
al 10 o'clock sharp. No waiting, as moth
ing but new rugs viii be sold. Chairs
for ladies. Wilson & Mayors, Auction
GERS, 1927 and 1923 q 81.
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wANTED-RooMs 80 80.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT--L-arge light rooms newly
furnished and decorated table the best.
convenient cars and Lleatlrs. sL6 18Th
FOR EENT-NIceIy furnished second
moor mont rooms. with board corner
mouse. -yy J. 81. NV. ocl--t
WANTED-By the 18TH married couple
or two gentlemen 10 room and board
heat anu Igat- s. per week. no stu ST.
sW- oeI-8L
FOR RENT-At 90 $ So. NV. rooms
and board trausieuJs taken. ocl-ll
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. with Or
without board 400 LIST ST. me- OclFsl
FOR EEST-lJ-I Sth 81. NV. delightful.
newly furnished rooms good board
table board, truEsleuts. ocl-1t
FOR RENT-Two Finished rooms iu DrI-
Eate family board If desired $40 9Th
81. NV uc--ZL
LARGE and single rooms. furnished ana
uuiuTuisHed, also "a uaL uu ursJ floor
4Jl q ST. NV. seSg-zI
iu private home pretJIy located; con-
EeuItLL to car lines reasonable terms
Address BOX 45a. TINS office sesJ--L
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. with or
without board. az 545 -d ST. ne. sesy-8t
CALL AT IUu ii ST. NV. and make your
self al home; table board the best the
MAJ hg- 1tLol U.s. atal--t
FOR HOME COMFORTS and good food
call az SOS l-th St NV se3g--t
FOR RENT-Due very large and one
medium size communicating rooms, sin
gle OF en- suite. with OF without board
near departments, terms very reason
able. Apply -las 4 ST. NV sesl-St
LARGE or small room, with board. s2s
* ST. NV seS9-st
SECOND FLOOR front room. with
board, near departments and cars. 5l5
II ST. uw. seaJ-8t
FOR RENT-I.U3 New York ave, oppo-
site new Corc0rau Art Gallery large.
newly furnished. well lighted and heated
rooms. on second and third floors, puTye-
lain baths hrsJ-cias5 board gentlemen
only. seaJ--t
FOR RENTING beautiful large rooms
with board home cooking. 1923 sth ST.
NV se-s-5t
FOR RENT-R0om with board in pri-
waite family. for two gentlemen. -I5 SAN
ST. sw., near Museum. se-5-5t
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms and beard two i'm "a room. l42S
e ST. NV. se-s-5t
NOR RENT-Room with or without
board las Carroll ST. se- se-s-3L
ROOMS AND BOARD; terms reason
able. Uia Grant Place. se2S-5t
ROOMS. with or without board. l9 sth
81 NV. se-l-syt
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE hue house OF twelve
rooms and Llled BATH ol Columbia
Heights. close 90 ear line. for small
houses or FOR farm not TAR from city.
J.. j. MALSHEs 1850 New York ave.
oCI-2t
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FOR RENT - Three large furnished
rooms, private bath; en- suite OF single.
1873 Columbia Road. IL
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FOR RENT-A magnificent I4-room
mouse, now occupied by owner; suit
able for business or boarding 'bouza.
situated on - ST. NV near 5Lh St; FIRST
and second floors hardwood finish; All
MODERN improvements reasonable terms.
4 Or permission 70 inspect apply 90 Q.
4lAEIlN BRAND. 14J4 @ ST NV sss-tf
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS


FOR RENT-Three small rear rooms.
ught housekeeping permitted. s35 . ST.
FOR HENT-Three desirable second
moor rooms. so 9Th ST. Ee. ocl-zt
FOR RENT-Two or three uufunished
rooms second floor near capitol ---
LelaWare ave. ne. Ocl--t
FOR RENT-Three or fou- unfurnishec
i. o. rent SO. Address BOX -3-, this
CHce. II
FOR REET-Tvyo large rooms. closet.
coal gas south and east exposure sec
oud floor, no children, reasonable. 1872
H ST. ne. ocl-sJ
FOR RENT-Large second floor frOnt
room. el4 i st. NV oeI-sl
FOR RENT-Tvo pretty communicate
looms GA third floor heat and gas fur
uIsLed1 porcelain bath and hoL water
daily 45 l. ~. NV oc---l
FOR RENT-Two large rooms, suitable
Tor light housekeeping 100 virginia
ave sw. oci-5r
FOR RENT-Desira5Ie unluruished
rooms, heat, gas, and bath Teas enable.
20 sla 81 s"r near National Aluaeuln-
1----S
FOR RENT-Tvvo large. nice rooms.
second EOors UutuIulsEsl; light house
keeping. l4s5 CorcgEau ST. NV IL
FOR RENT-suite Of three, also four
rooms with alcJFe5 light housekeeping
gas. bath, and heat terms reasonable
-+-S os- ST. NV c---zt
FOR RENT-TwO or three very large
UNFINISHED second floor rOomsf heat
and gas Eight housekeeping. reasonable.
us ! St NV. oel-8t
FOR RENT-Three rooms. cheap; third
floor Tor ligE- housekeeping. +5l 4 81
1n- C---ot
FOR RENT-Large second noe. front
TO0m5 two bay windows neat a-.. light
bath on same moor $40 -ApaJ owner
~ "a 81. nw. II
FOR RENT-Three uue. bright rooms
ltw0 l5argeli furnace heat. gas, ana BATH
very light Housekeeping permitted IL ten
ANT is very careful and neat rent rea-
sOuaDle 20 such party nue location on
18th and u car, near lJh and C. ne. Al
DeLyerys city 4. y. ocl-4t
FOR RENT-Three large, second story.
well lighted communicating TooTs. light
housekeeping near car line az Mount
Pleasant cheap, telephone. Address
80 ~. LL-Ls oLl-ls- &C.,
FOR -Uufuruished rooms; light
housekeeping SO sth 81. NV 0el-et
FOR EENT-Two large. wen lighted
rooms, facing front, Tor light h0useNceu-
ing heat and light. gas -or cooking,
reasouab-ei young couple preferred. Ap-
~ le-o 20 81 AW st5J-oL
FOR RENT-I8I4 2sth 81. NV. Ten rooms
and stable large side yard and chicken
yard. cheap. se-J-5t
FOR RENT - Three communicating
rooms. third floor. uufuruishedi 70
adults Agat housekeeping, gas ana
neat e1o ON 81 NV se-l-zJ
EOR HENT-Ivo or three uuturnisled
rooms for light housekeeping Call az
Slz O ST. sW.i after o. se-s-st
FOR FENT-Tyo large rooms and bath
L0r IgAl housekeeping good location
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FOR RENT-Three small rear rooms;
ught housekeeping permitted. 500 . ST.
NV
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WANTED-A girl for general house
work; white or cOlOred- Ia Massacnu-
sets ave. ne. u
WANTED-Good girl for general house
work In small family, stay nights, 1881
n 81. NV. IL
wANTED-A girl for general house
work. can 5lS II st NV. II
WANTED-some girls for packing iu
factory. Apply second floor, go Penn
sylyania ave. NV. II
WANTED-An experienced woman 20
take charge OF skirts 1873 r ST. NV.
Ocl-Zt
WANTED-A neat young girl for gen
eral housewOrki family of three. ls9 y
st. NV. II
WANTED-Reliable girl fo5 general
hOuseworN iu small family. 81 4 ST NV.
WANTED-CoIore6 girl not under Is
general hOuseWOrki washing out. ~ II
ST. ne. OFT
WANTED-Auuinery apprentices: paid
while learning. 81 lIh 81. NV. ocl-3t
WANTED-Typewr ana clerk can
today and before J. Sunday, Room g. 6ll
ith ST. NV. lt
WANTED-A Young woman, not under
IS, 10 sew carpets; wages 81 per week.
Apply at 81 l-th ST. NV, Monday after
5 a. IN. II
WANTED-Neat colGsed girl for gem
eral homework. Apply 253 u 81. NV. IT
D-SaIeswomcn for our milf
merry muslin underwear. and ether de-
partmeuts. BON MARCHE, 3l6 5th 81.
NV. OCl-ZJ
WANTED-Youug girls as apprentices
In millinery work rooms. Bon
AIARCHE, 3l6 7th ST, NV. oc1-Zt
WANTED-A settled colored woman for
general hOuseWorki good home. 2l5 lst
81. NV. OCl-2t
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WANTED-Some girls for packing f.
factory Apply second floor, go Penn
sylVauia ave. NV. It
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sIlUArIoNs wANrED-MALE.


1aE- ~ -5-n s. NV II
NAEIED-By tru5ty eoIored engineer
a place as engineer or as jaUItor. rTst
class references from last place Ad-
ore@s -5y5 81 ST. NV. ocl-2t
NANTED-By experienced young man
or ~. position as sleuograpuer and type
winter Address BOX %. -hIs ofuce. 10
"AETaD-By White man. driving on
ELa-l. FF.Fa5 eEIelIsucsu. l.. billiard,
--15 Newport Place NV II
WANTED-By -horJughIy competent
st-uoEIauEer. position Immediately. Al
dress BOX -L5. this Office ocl-2t
AfAEIED-Place by a respectable hre-
mani Ten years experience with sta
uelary steam boiler Address SWED-
ISL, t-l q ST. sW- ocl-2t
WANTED-By painter. work al lowest
prices, sign ana wagon painting. cheap.
Address 4l5 1872 ST. Sc OcI-8t
WANTED-By young man. % years.
clerical WORK medical student object -
work ms way through college. Address
- .5th 81 NV. q. s. se5J-3t
WAETED-By Young man, willing. any
Aill VI WORK has 20 pay own board
Actress aDA Us, this office. seSJ-St
WANTED-By c0I0red man. place as
5aulIgT porter. or driver. best reference.
address BOX 1872, this ONCE. se85-sr
WANTED-By druggist. situation; ten
York and District OF Colum Uias best ref
eJeEets. Address BOX l63, This office.
WAETED-By young German man.
"ofA oL any sind 5-' 18th 81. Sc. se-s-st
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEmALE.
WAETED-Ey reliable cOl0rcd woman
place To- do general AOuseWoril iu small
private family Call AZ 1918 4ta 50. NV.
HsAETED-By "a refined young Southern
GIL. position as useful companion TO
elderly lady Address s5s * ST. s". IL
WAETED-Hy 81 coIored woman, wash
Ing 10 do at apme and 70 40 out 30 do
day S work $50 Grant ave uW. IL
WANTED-A nrst-class place; cooking
only lu boarding house. restaurant or
hotel 5-- j. ST. sW- uel-2t
WANTED-By neat coIored gina. work
part OF every day. or two or three
days Work. references Address NJ.
sELLMAN. IT, ~. s"- ocl-2J
WANTED-By young woman Vasalr
English Latin Address BOX III. this
office. se25zs.ocl
WAETED-By experienced lady. position
ia doctors or dentists office. or writ
ing ln office, references. Address BOX
poo this ONCE se5U-Zt
work. position. 120 IL 81. ne. seSJ-zt
WANTED-Place as cashier i'm restau-
rant OF cafe day work Address BOX
ZJ4, this office segU-2t
WANTED-By young Iadv from couu-
try. place 20 sew. 1911 Columbia ST.
sey-8t
WANTED-Freuch pupils. class Or pri-
yate lessons. Apply MISS G. GIBSON,
1926 ST. se2g-3t
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
GIVE US A TRIAL-HOTEI AssOCI-
ALTON Help tumishegs. 5I2 10Th ST. NV.
FhoAe MAIN 500 sel3-eOd-lUt
sEtNANIs-Male and female. the kind
you want. can DE seen az American
Home Seekers Association aafIv pri-
waite apartment for ladies 10 interview
with servants 4ls 10th ST. NV. tlasa-
menu. BOWIE Quc). se3J-30t
WANIED-By white man and wife. Sit
nations. al once reference. 1852 IItH 81.
NV. Srsg-gt
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FOUND

FOUED-Wiu Feuovate your Old has
equal 10 new HANDEL. The Practical
Halter. at lI55 Ith st. nW. ocI-sr
FOUNDERS for tender feet IN sur
Der.s Patent Shoes, ui1is uC order for
men and women IlG I5th ST. NV Can
from ~ 10 B. MISS COLE.
selG-sa. Su-mo-lzC
FOUND-The way TO ger rad OF rats
See BARCLAY The FerrCt Man. 81
Louisiana ave mh2I-Ef
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If You're Going 70 Have Ice Cream
BE sure and get Reisinger's. It's The
best 81 gallon, 5oc - gallon. 2S5 q ST.
Phone f. So
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Picking Up Money
When you enter The Times election con-
Repairs, Small as Wen as Large
c. D. Collins. Contractor ana Builder,
If You're Going 10 Have Ice Cream
BE sure and get Reisinger's. It's the
pest. 81 gallon 5oc - gallon. 20 q ST.
Phone J.. 80
Everybody Is Going Into
The Times election contest. Are you?
J. Richard Riggles, Liquid Grain
For floors. Paint store. g27 9Th St NV.
Get in the Election Contest
1850 in gold 10 the winners
"A WashiugJoniau stepped on cakes. 90
l., Hez Sven explains Sonday night ID
Baptist Church.
II Not One, Then another.
Even If you don't win that thousand
you nave the same chance as the leEt
one 10 take the $50 second prize 10 The
Times great election contest
A Bankrupt Stock From Philadelphia.
$50 au-copper tea and conee pots. SOC.
Holland 10th and II SITS. ne. Phone OF
postal
Investigate The Times Election Contest.
Money and fun for all
When You Want a Cut
OF sHything-J0yes Engraving Co.. Star Bldg
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FOR SALE-SmaII hotel doing good bus
mess location central win exchange
1yE property clear or mcumDrauce Mt.
VERNON HOTEL. Washington. D. @
seZ5-6t
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FOR RENT-Three or fou- unfurnlsheC
rooms on * ST. NV, one block from c.
i. o., rent SO. Address BOX 23-, this
Ctice II
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WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-AGENT
WANILD-AgeuLs and solicitors for the
Continental ERE Insurance CO.. Of NeW
York assets about $1,000 Coz also Tor
National Union Insurance Co. OF Pitts
burg, assets. 81. $50 600, see adv. under
Financial Apply O. MARTIN BRAND.
I4J4 ST. uW. segs-tf
IS ANTED-Agent 20 solicit subscrip-
lions lu country towns for The Wash
iEgtCu Evening and Sunday Times ia
connection wiki its Presidential vote
contest. Liberal inducements and terms.
Address THE WASHINGTCN TINES
COMPANY. corner lU-h and u sis.
Washington. u. G.. au25tf
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Get in the Election Contest
s. 500 in gold 10 the winners
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FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished room
large with connecting small trunk
room: reasOna BILE. 4J3 b ST. ne. IL
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FOR sALE-Paying grocery meat. ana
provision store stock viii invoice over
s--5JJi can reduce stock 20 suit Dur
chaser. Address BOX IA this once.
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FOR EENT-Haudsome rooms, FUR
lished OF uuTuTulshed with OF without
board, splendid location 100 / ST. nw.
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FOR RENI-SeCOnd floor front room In
house, all modern improvements; rent.
sLI month. III 10Th 81 NV IL
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Repairs, Small as Well as Large
c. j.. Collins. Contractor ana Builder
as 18th ST. NV
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ANACUSIIAs
BURYs PHARMACY. oor8sr H0nroe and JeGeE-
Epu stz
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so 5th ST NW.-Nice, large rooms,
furnished or unfinished. OcI-8t
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FOR RENT-Furuished room with pri-
FaJs family reasonable Ioy5 3 ST. ne.
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Picking Up Money
When you enter The Times election con-
test.
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Investigate The Times Election Contest
Money and fun for all
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEmALE

MAETED-Ey reliable colOrcd woman
place To do general AOuseWork iu small
private family Call AT 1918 4th So. NV
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J. Richard Riggles, Liquid Grain
For floors. Paint store. g27 9Th ST. NV.
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STORAGE

WHY PAY hIDEEE we store fsr -r.. +.
load UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO.. 4Is-4zg-szz l0th So. EW SEES sgl
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"A WashingJoniau stepped on cakes. DO
l.. Hez Sven explains SOnday night, ID
Baptist Church.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

EDDY thoroughly scientific body
LLas7suse and facial specialist. a pleas
en- oedf0Omi rent paid TIA treatment
Addtess H., J.. r., TakOma Park. ocl-3t
WANTED-By man and wife room fn
ItHneQ surroundings privilege Of very
Lsut housekeeping. Address BOX zZ5s
TINS once. IT
WANTED-SmaU room near Florida
ave. ana am 81. NV; private family pre-
feTred. DON PAJARO MAIO SOL Flor
Ida ave. NV. 1t
NANIED-By married couple, three
rooms completely furnished tCT light
housekeeping, on Capitol Hill, where no
objection would he made TO child Adj
dress BOX 176, this office. se2S-3t
WANIED-By gentleman, uufuruished
ROOM in nat or apartment house pre-
ferredi permanent. Address BOX 49, this
Office. sc2g-3t
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A Bankrupt Stock From Philadelphia
$50 au-cUppeT tea and coffee pots. s5-
Holland, 10Th and II sts- ne. Phone oI
postal
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FOR sALE-BIcYcLEs.

FOR SALE - Olive bicycles. SI65G:
equipped with coaster and brake. $3.50
The best bargain ever offered Tor the
price LEWIS CYCLE EXCHANGE
- 5-4 s. NV oc1-st
FOR SALE-SoveTsign juvenile bicycle,
SIS satisfaction guaranteed. LEWIS
CYCLE AGENCY 80 5Ih ST. NV. oc1-3t
FOR Secondhand bicycles OF AZ
most any kind. any make. and for al
most any price you want 20 pay for q
"1eeli Dlz bargains I'm that loL. LEWIS
CA Gle EXCHANGE, Us 5th 81. NV.
FOR SALE-A ladys wheel In good
condition; great bargain. l4lI New YORK
ave 1t
NOW is YOUR CHANCE FOR A BAR
GAIN IN BICICLES-We have a large
assortment OF all the high grade makes
Oh bicycles which We viii sacridcs
Day bicycle, Sl5.5J; olive fitted with
coaster, sod without, SlL15. Crawford.
sos Cleveland, $3.50 Columbia. so:
Eamblars. $685. SpaIdilg. $50 Columbus.
3l5l Barnes So Andre. 81. -; Globe. sIT
Ladies wheels from $3.50 up Eclipse
nlt5a with coaster. S-s.I5s second hand
wheels. 81 up. NEW YORK CYCLE &C..
"a sTH ST NV SUEDRIES AT COsT.
se-s-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANIED-Boy TO attend furnace and
wait on table. SS2 Indiana ave. IL
WANTED-Today and Monday. oyster
par men, 9 walters, 9 men for families,
40 ulsuWasners. 6 pOrters, saloons anu
stores 4 drivers. 10 laborers. SHAH
LEtORD.s, sos K st. NV 10
Settled white man as eie-
Nator conductor; must furnish refer
ences. Apply Room lG, Hutchius Bulld-
ing. II
WANTED-A white boy 10 strip tobacco ,
one who knows how preferred can az
rear of Az X ST. NV, between ana I'D
o clock Monday morning
WANTED-C0lore boy with "a wheel
Tor store, reference required. Apply llis
ST. NV. IL
WAETED-Two good white boys for
mechanics helpers is 20 is years or age
apply A-5 Pennsylvania ave ocl-aL
WANTED-z10 laburers for night work
ON filtration plant, good wages PAID 3
take ETOoElIud car ON q ST. Tor plant
SAND FILTRATION CORR. OF A.
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WANTED-Young man to learn the
drug business Northeast Washington,
Apply BOX ZJ5s this Office. ocl-5t
WANTED nou-uliGu painters. Call
= . ST. me-, after D. M II
WANTED-Eoy with bicycles TO de-
liver packages BON MAECHE, 5l5 9Th
81. NV ocl-zJ
NANTEU-PoIite man between q and &c
years. behind lunch counter references
and experience expected. Call between
and D. M, yI ID ST. NV IL
WAETED-CoIored boy to run errands
well recommended. j. BAUAGAEIEN
q SONS. lzI7 Pennsylvania ave. II
WANTED TIrst-class CoauuaEers also
eTTgud boy. ca 18th 81. nv. JOHN j.
CDSEIE EFT IT
KVANTED-A jauilor FOR small nat APP
ply at once l-l9 n ST., Tat ocl--t
NVANTED-Teu plasterers. 18th and Co
Mmb.a Road NV 3. T. SMITH. se2I-5r
HELP WANLED-MALE L FEMALE.
WAETED-F Irst-cIass artist 10 paint on
burn uu leather Apply al once at 52l
10th ST.. corner II NV IL
WANTED-Eeip no charge IN advance.
THE HOTEL ASSOCIATION. ST. llLn
ST. NV. Phone AalE 1855. seI2-eOd-lJt
81 MAKES you member Of the Amer
lean Home Seekers Association for one
yer and positions axe guaranteed 90
all who want work. 40 lgUh ST. NV.
basement. BOWIE tlLC). se-2-55L
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-Dry goods store, good cor.
NeF- ltI and Is sr=- UW. Ocl-8r
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A girl for general house
work; white or cOlOred- Ia Massachu-
sets ave. ne. II
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Large 6-HOle Coal Range, $40.
A. EberIy's Sons, us 7Jh St NV.
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FOR SALE-Grocery store and f,1f77T15.
less Than value 90 close uusatfsfqctory
par Lnsrshlp DUNLOP * co. s06 u
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MANTED-Partuer with $500 OF stock
81 groceries To open store iu suburb "
y tsi-lnEton- hne stand, / owE property.
6laFees BOX IS. This office. ocI-3t