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The Tupelo journal., 1904-04-15
John NJ. clover Fined.

Cripple Creek, Col, April 9.-Dis-
trict Judge Lewis has sentenced John
M. Glover, a former congressman from
Missouri, to pay a fine for assaulting
Sergt. Dittemore, of the Colorado ma
tional guard. Glover will appeal.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-04-15
Acquitted of Murder Charge.

Terre Haute, Ind, April George
Richards, a travelling musician from
st. Louis, has been released from the
charge of numbering John Washburn.
The victims mother assisted the pros
ecution by asking questions of wit
nesses.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-04-15
Contract

Washington, April 9.-The secretary
of the treasury has awarded the cor
tract for the construction of the public
building at Batesville, Ark, to the F.
r. Stevenson Contract Co.. of Dallas.
Tax al $56.725.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-04-15
Sailed for San Domingo.

New York, April 9.-Gen. Juna Fran
cisco Sanchez, minister of foreign af-
fairs of the Dominican republic, who
has been in this country about three
months on special mission for his gov
The Tupelo journal., 1904-04-15
confer,cnce over Burton Case.

Washington, April 9.-As the result
of a senatorial conference on the Bur-
ton case it has been decided that the
Kansas senator's status remains I'M
changed until the courts make final
disposition of the case.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-04-15
ola CrudGe Is Settled.

Hazard, KY, April 9-John J. COMBS
shot and instantly killed John Greasy
Combs on Friday. In 1876 John j.
Combs was cut by Greasy Combs in q
fight, Gripping him and causing par
tial paralysis.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-04-15
State Of Mississippi,
Lee County.

State Of Mississippi,
Lee County.
Personally appeared before me, G.
w. Long, clerk of the Chancery Court
in said county, w. M. Kelly, who GER
titles that the foregoing is a true and
complete list Of delinquents for poll
tax for the year 1903.
WILL KELLY,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Sworn to and subscribed before me.
this March 10, 1904.
G. w. LONG, Chancery Clerk.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-04-15
Winding Snow in Iowa.

Sioux City, Ia, April "a binding
snow storm has ragged all day Friday
in this section. Traffic on the rail-
roads in South Dakota, Northeastern
Nebraska and Northwestern Iowa has
been seriously interfered with. A
number of trains have been stalled In
snowdrifts for hours. In parts OF South
Dakota the snow is ten inches deep
on the level. The storm is the worst
in many years at this season Oh the
year. 1t is feared it will result IN
heavy losses of stock on the ranges.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-04-15
Storm Hits Guthrie.

Guthrie, Okla, April 9.-At Guthrie
and in Oklahoma general high winds
and sand storms have prevailed during
the entire day Friday, accompanied by
a cold wave, unusual for this time OF
the year. The cold will do much dam
age to fruit, it is feared. In the In
dian territory storms are general, &C
companied in places by rains. Al
Featherstone, on the Fort Smith q
Western railroad, Frank Ponder, a Sec
ton foreman, was killed by lightning.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-04-15
All Trains Held mt Stations.

Huron, S. D., April s.-The fierce
wind and snow storm that has been
prevailing over the state east of the
Black Hills for SO hours has resulted
in mammoth drifts which have serious
~ interrupted railroad and telegraphic
communication. All trains arc held at
stations and none has been sent west
or northwest over the Northwestern
road from here Friday. No Great
Northern trains have arrived or de-
parted. Fears are entertained that
heavy stock losses will result to her1s
ON the open ranges Fortunately the
temperature is mild.
The Tupelo journal., 1904-04-15

Foster, Aus
Gray, A r
Hill, Lee
Hopkins, Tennis
Harper, J T
Hill, Otto
Hutchinson, H G
Harvell, Sam
Harvell, Arthur
Johnson, John
Johnson, Johnnie &c.
Knowles, Henry
Long, Geo (c)
MacedonI
Bigham, John
Bolden, Geo
Bethay, ] B
Buchanan. w r
Bradley, Sip
Bean, Joel
Crawford, Henry
Clayton, A ]
Cockrell, R
Crayton, James
Cayson, Lewis
Cobb, Tom
Grafton. Tom
Dunaway, ] L
Ewing, Lee Co.
Frost, R ]
Green, J w
Hill, Charley
Hill, Felix
Jackson, Gillen
Jones, Jim
Jourdan, John
SaItliIo In
Cook, Augustus
Davis, F H
Guss, Andrew
Helvinstein, Henry
Saitiilo
Adams, Sol
Archibold, ]
Atkins, Geo
Atkins, VIII
Archibold, H G
Archibald, w P
Adams, FAINT
Baker, Lee
Barnes, Charley
Boland, Turner (c)
Birge, T P
Bowdry, Claud
Burks, H L
Baker, T H
Bowdry, Rufe
Berry, Whit
Baty, w 7
Bolen, ALI
Bolden, Judge
Butler, Larkin
Clifton, Joe
Cassidy, G N
Cannon, Comic
Collins, Fredone
Collins, Jackson
Cannon, Dave
Chew, B F
Cason, Cool
Collins, Andrew
Cross, Alex
Clifton, Jim
Collum, James
Carroll, Sam
Dunaway, ]
Denton, G. w
Dunlap, Jim
Davis, Geo
Emmerson, Frank
Green, Abe
Casa, G H
George, Davie
Gilden, Jack
Gilden, John
Euss, Colonel
Eorden. Bill
Hcrden, John
The Tupelo journal., 1904-04-15

Wlggington, N
Williams, Walter
Waid, LUCINDA
Young, Jourdan
Young, Charley
Young, Will
Young, John
Young, Cato
Precinct.
Johnson. January
Mars, Jess
Mosley, Beb
McWilliams, Bob
Pannell, S N
Putt, G F
Rogers, Joe
Reed, w L
Roberts, Bud
Roberts, w G
Rains, Burt
Spearman, Bob
Sparks, Prince
Spearman, Rich
Taylor, J A
Terry, r w
Tolbert. John
Todd, Will
Vance, Andrew
Watson, ] T
Worthington, John
corporation.
Smith, VIII
West, M D
Whitaker, G
Precinct.
Hall, Joel (c)
Hughes, M w
Henderson, MAJ
Hall, Joe
Harris, Manor
Hodge, John
Harris, Charley
Humphreys. M G
Harding, J M
Howard, Rafe
Johnson, Bon
Johnson, Dock
James, Essie
Johnson, Sam
Jones, Lewis
Johnson, William
Johnson, Geo
Johnson, H N
%Junighan, Ben
Johnson, Will
Kohlheim, Tuck
Latham, Solomon
Monroe, lite
Met Combs, John Jr
McC ullough, ] B
M Carthy, Charley
Mathews, Andrew
Montgomery, Tom
Marshall, Bill
Mallory, John
Mitchiner, Allen
Montgomery, Smith
Mills, Jim
Mathews, Manuel
Moore, Tom
Merchant, ] B
McDonald, John
Mabry, Holder
Parker, Claud
Pulliam. Dock
Parish, Jim
Payne, Henry
Robinson, Geo
Rains, Bill
Rains, R F
Renix, John
The Coconino sun., 1904-03-12
fatal Accident.

An accident took place late Satur- day evening at the Gladstone mine, near McCabe, which has cast a feeling of gloom over the entire camp. Harry Fucitt, young man about P years of age, in reaching over the collar of the shaft to stick his candle holder in the timbers, in some manner lost his balance and plunged headlong to the bottom of the shaft, distance of about 1S5 feet, killing himself in- stantly. The body was tenderly car ried to the surface and brought to Prescott where Undertaken $. A. Lo- gan prepared the remains for ship ment to the home of his parents in Bakersfield, California.
 As mark of the high esteem in which he was held in the camp and also in the Miners union, of which he was an honored member, a special train was run into Prescott from Me Cabe this morning and eighty-seven members of the McCabe union besides twenty or thirty others, came in to attend the funeral services over the remains. The regular services of the Miners union were held at Logan's undertaking parlors, after which the remains were escorted to the train and started on the sad journey to his old home.
The Coconino sun., 1904-03-12
Arizona Wool.

A. Van De Wort, Boston wool buyer, left today for Mesa, where he will ship load of wool. He will re- turn to Phoenix to close a few lots before going north. While here he purchased more than 300, 900 pounds of wool. Most of this was taken on consignment to be sold for the wool growers in the east.
 In the Phoenix market this season about million pounds of wool was offered. Most of it went to Boston. About loo, 900 pounds went to Hart ford, Conn. The maximum price paid was l3i cents per pound and the mini- mum was ten cents per pound.
 Prescott is next in line on sales and the buyers are hastening there. They will work up the Santa Fe line, but will not arrive in New Mexico before May.-Phoenix Enterprise.
The Coconino sun., 1904-03-12
A F.vorlss Remedy for Bab,es.

Its pleasant taste and prompt cures have made Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a favOrite with the mothers of small children. It quickly cures their coughs and colds and prevents any danger of pneumonia or other serious consequences. It not only cures croup, but when given as soon as the crOupy cough appears, will pre- vent the attack. For sale by all drug gists.
The Coconino sun., 1904-03-12
InfIamm.tory Attenuation Cured.

William Shaffer, brakeman of Dennison, Ohio, was confined to his bed for several weeks with infiamma- tory rheumatism. ''I used many rem edies," he says. ''Finally sent to McCaw's drug store for bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, at which time I was unable to use hand or foot, and in one weeks time was able to go to work as happy as clam" For sale by all druggists.
The Coconino sun., 1904-03-12
Jsxldermy Work.

Birds and animals preserved and mounted to order. Skins tanned and made into rugs and robes. Shop at stone quarry, one mile east of Flag staff. George F. Moe, Taxidermist, Flagstaff, Ariz. 5O-4t
The Coconino sun., 1904-03-12
Try yferHsalth
222 South Peoria St.,
 CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 2, l90i

Eight months ago l was 50 i'll that l was compelled to lie or sit down nearly all the time. My stomach was so weak and upset that I could keep nothing on it and I vomited frequently. l could not urinate without great pain and l coughed SO much that my throat and lungs were raw and sore. The doctors pro nounced it Bright's disease and others said it was consumption. It mattered little to me what they called it and l had no de- sire to live. A sister visited me from St. Louis and asked me if Ihad ever tried Wine of Cardui. told her had not and she bought Q bottle. 1 believe that itsaved my life. Ibelieve many women could save much suffer- ing if they but knew of its value.
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The Coconino sun., 1904-03-12

Don't you want freedom from pain2 Take Wine of Cardui
 and make one supreme effort to be we'll. You do not need to be
 . weak, helpless sufferer. You can have a woman's health and
 doa woman's work in life. Why
 not secure a bottle of Wine of
 Cardui from your druggist to-
 dayp
 vvlVuEsc caRDUl
The Washington times., 1904-12-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Corcoran Street northwest. between
sixteenth and Seventeenth Streets
Thomas Allen 10 Ellen Il. Allen. lots IS
and a. square I79 $40
Church Street northwest. between Six
teenth and Seventeenth Streets-Same
10 same. lots Is and 16. square $50. $40.
+ street northwest. between First and
Second Streets-Same 10 same, part lot
-. square $40. $40.
1916 and 1920 Church Street northwest
same % same. lots 81 and G3. square $50.
ll25 and u27 Fifteenth Street north
west same 10 same. lots g and e.
square PA $40.
TwenD-nnth and o Streets north
West-MaFy A Collins TO Susan a.
Nicholson. lots lu2 and los square 1853.
BrO0kland-J0hn H. Butler TO Mar
garet a. Higgins lot ~ block 81. $40.
Pennsylvania Avenue southeast be-
tween fouftecnth and Fifteenth Streets
Thomas IL Pickt0rd "a al 10 Bernard
H. Harrison, lot 81. square lG65 SO
y 10 p Is Street nOrlheast-Jobn r.
Waggaman ri uN. 10 Charles r.. Banes.
hait interest," ln lots -f. -St and 23l,
square G5J, SO.
Observation-Disclosures WaIbridee IL al.
20 Lizzie NJ Holland, lots j, and Us.
bl0cl, Is $40
O. Street northeast. between Twelfth
and Thirteenth STeeJs-GeOrge ".
Rarkmun a. uN TO George N Hpckpfr
tots 36 and 5t. square 1910 $40
r. Street northeast between Four
feenth and Fifteenth Streets-Georec NJ
Beckett "a AK. 10 George ~. Bsrkman
lots = 10 % square lOJl $40
Sixth Street northwest. between - aud
- Streets. cassin Howard 20 John
Franks. lots ana .. square 49, SO
Nineteenth and b Streets southeast
Angio-Americ3n Company 30 Thomas y.
Hammond, lots IS 10 So. square III. $40
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cain 10 John T.
Holmes Ions a. and H.. block i $40
Seventh street northwest. between III
ana { SIreots-J0D Barnard al al. tTug-
tees. 90 Leon IoIriueT. part original lot
10 square As. $500
First ana T. Streets southWest-John
j. shea % Lewis Jefferson. lot L.
square Oh. g.
Bloomiued.tle-Gc b. Bloomer 10
Annie NJ iIesmauu. lot IO4. block III. $40.
Columbia Heights-JoLu g.. Holden ~
uX. 60 Charles H. Brice lots a. 90, and
g. block 90 $40
inbourne-Francis q. NewIands ct
ux. 90 Edward j. steilwagcu part lot !,
block - Sc iN. &C.
Kenilworth-G-org A. Webster II ux
90 Lulu + Maiirty. lots d ana j.. block
Tweluh Street and Massachusetts
Avenue uorthWrSt Joseph f.. Willard
II uX. to Bates Warren. iot square
BIS. $40
skin und l. Streets southwest-Joseph
b Barry town right and GUARDIAN 90
John Seideu, part iOt D square i.3. and
part OF square AZ S42u-4
Fortune ularged-Charlrs =. BrOOkes
"a R0ddy q. Peters lot - $40.
Long Meadow Martha A. Mayse 10
George T. knight. Tot S.. block -. SO
Florida Avenue northwest, between
North Capitol and First Streets Frank
IT, Rawlings "a ai. trustees. 90 Eugene
A. Clsseil. lots 81 81 and west half Iot
81 square CTS. Hl15.
Thlrty-secoud Street northwest. be-
tween - and i Streets-Kobert NJ. Nor
iis0u 10 MARY T.. Freeman. l9t l1.
square l34f $50
Ninth Street northwest. between q
and 4 StTects-AliCe ID. Williams RI al
20 john T.. Green, part lots n and -,
square 55l $40
The Washington times., 1904-12-15
FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND IN
FURNISHED ROOMS.
MISCELLANEOUS

/ tA>p@. pipe organs fuurd repaired. rr-
h'-H. uu cut prices and uu bad work. Write
a. g.. SNYDER. ~ 80 81 nv dei5-st
ARTIST has very pretty water color iu oval
gold Hafue. g. Address cHf iSTMAS. this
80 &C. drI5-at
II ffbFIloN-Nil adopt white male Chill be-
tween and years old. fun surrender re-
90 irrd. give particulars. Address BOX d.
this office. II
EXPERIENCED MtLLINER WILL MAKE
ladies hats. tuTbauz and bonnets. 81. trim
The same. .5c each. Address Al ISIS j. r.. flt
u ST. nH. dei4-3t
TELEGRAPHER viii teach male su!dent ai
home nights. Address BoN 4. this office.
deI4-3,
J.. rftNRI. Agent Tor the ''I9g1 Washer
fddres- BOZ l5l Washington. -. a..
def3-lut
LACE CURTAINS LAUNDEREU. 800 pair.
III ~ 81. nv. dei3-gt
The Washington times., 1904-12-15
LOCAL MENTION.

Nc Matter What Else You Serve, See
THAT HaVenner's Cream Biscuits" are
not omitted. Excellent with oysters.
soups, salads, cocoa &c. Always fresh
crisp. and delicious Every horae should
keep on hand a supply of these famous
crackers. In packages and ia bulk AT
your grOcer's.
The Washington times., 1904-12-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VA NTED-At the BOYCE NURSERY STU
Do. a feW more orders for pictures 81 babies
and children 10 be finished before Christmas.
our group cards showing pictures Of chill
drru iu different poses make very desirable
holiday gifts. Orders taken up 90 thr -Ith
viii be completed by the afternoon Of the
zHh weather permitting BoACE STUDIO
1929 d ~ nv. uel.-sl
vANTED-second-h bedroom. Iarior, and
Kitchen furniture for i9-rOOul house no deal
ers Address EOA Z. tnis Once. delt-oL
WANTED carpets. etc; buying
contents Of houses specially; liberal spot
cash prices: mail orders given prompt at
tsntion LEWIS FURNITURE SHOP 40
10th 81. nv de--syt
vANrED-s. KEBEsKY. 1896 7th 81. NV
Win pay the highest cash prices tor ladies',
cents and chlldren's cast-om clothing and
shoes ana mats. Address a postal and viii
can oc4-s0t
A MAN. HUNG around my place ana was
convinced that / gave the highest prices for
ola gold silver diamonds. watches. pawn
lIekets. etc ABRAHAM 3. tss 9Th 81 NV.
wANTED-Hizhezt cash prices paid Tor worn
Garments ladies' o. gentiemen's =. Also shoes
and hats. Address postal ana VIII call any
hour b. TAEsHEs. 1893 TIN ST. NV. Phone
North 90 nOe7-s0t
IvANTEn-Bv alI-r0und printer, small mod
srn printing Office % operate on shares good
returns. address Bon Js2, this Office.
dela-5t
WANTED 81 =iz-horsepo~er boiler. "A
dress z511 II 81 dclS-1l
HIGH PRICES PAID Tor cast-on clothing
and shoes, drop postal ana viii call II.
GEWfRz. 1908 tth ~ NV ae.-l-L
XyANFED-For cash. old gold diamonds.
Business confidential Address BOX as, THIS
once. deio-.ot
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A white boy about Is years OLD
on butter wagon must bring references Ap-
ply 90 81 sW.. after pm. ~
WANTED - Young colored man TO drive
wagon one atle 90 read and write Apply
DAVIS a HARPER, 1904 ST. NV. %
wANTED-A helper on bread and rolls. Mt
VERNON HOME BAKERY, $40 9Th ST. nv
WANTED-Stenograph and typewriter hav-
ing some knowledge OF bookkeeping; salary.
$50 10 $40 per month 90 start with advance
as merit demands, FOR Office OF substantial
suburban real estate company. Inquire lne
q - NV between and today and 10 ana
IL Friday II
WANTED-Aian 10 take care Of ofice. 50
per week; house boy, two walters. 1898 nth
wANTED-3Ian to take charge Of small
stable. Apply between i and ., ELITE
LAUNDRY. IS q 81. NV. u
WANTED-White chef for hotel: also barber.
today. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY, SOC
10th 81. Il
WANTED-Reliable white man; good salary.
ROOM 2i9 stewart Building 9th and ID sts.
NV. del5-3t
WASTED-Everyone who works can consult
as free; positions are zoe, guaranteed. AMER
ICAN HOMESEEKERS' ASSOCIATION
tlnc-), 4lS 10Th 81. NV. 10
wANTED-Colered man for hotel Kitchen.
6l9 81. NV, ROOM 3. Il
WANTED-A good. steady barber; good guar.
antee. PAHkERS, 1885 32d 81. del5-2t
WANTED-Capenter named GEORGE c.
CROOKS letter at l22 1lth ST. sw. u
wANTED-A Young man as meat cutter in
store. STANDARD MARKET. 2Sd and NJ
SITS NV. Il
WANTED-ReIiabIe and sober barber 10 run
a shop; 81 week; with reference el5 ID st.
NV. II
WANTED grocery clerk. 1T d. PYLEs.
az 9Th 81 Sc del5-3t
wA&TED-Aiale stenographer and typewriter.
cali Immediately at ROOM L. 1913 q St NV
del5-2t
WANTED-Twenty-fve boys. between age Of
Il and IS % 60 10 work Friday December 10
Address BON is, this Office. II
MISREPRESENTATION OF good appearance
and address for hra insurance proposition;
nothing 70 beat it; good mOmsy FAMO-
BItOoio, - hasllngton Loan and Trust II
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn $40 TO
sls weekly Ia spare time corresponding FOR
newspapers; no canyaEsing: send for partieu-
lars. NORTHERN PRESS SYNDIC ATE
Loekport ~ n del5-7t
WANTED-Twenty two-horse wagon teams
% haul brick. Apply 6I5 i4th 81. NV, JACK
SON-PHlLLIPS BRICK CO. del3.I5.I7
WANTED-Trustworthy young man 10 do
clerical work and drive double team when
necessary: good position for reliable man.
Address BOA .. This Office deli-2t
WANTED-Experienced driver: must be ac-
Address BOX s. this ONCE. del4et
WANTED-A boy OF good appearance. win
iaif education. al once. OWEN RABBIT
N ST. Market delg-2t
WANTED-To employ good coaohman. Ad-
dress BOX l3 this ONCE deI4-gt
wANTED-A barber; S per week and s. Sal
ufddy guaranteed 7a3 SIN 81. Sc deI4-3t
NANTED-Candy maker. Apply al SO llth
ST. NV. de14-qt
WANTED-Ros- 90 work in real estate and
insurance Office. must have wheel ApuIv no
-. u. SULLIVAN. l57 l3th 81 NV dell-3t
WANTED - Experienced route agent foF
aalry Apply 1855 18th 81. NV deIS-st
WANTED-A man 10 drive wagon Appy
- SS-leI MARKET, del3-St
/ W.ANTED-Drlver FOR milk wagon. WIth *.
/ peilenee and good reference I2Ii G st. sW
aele-St
I ED-Boy living near Chevy Chase 10
spend lev hours each day. Can make good
Nages- address Circulation Department.
D Tines.
The Washington times., 1904-12-15
HE p .JANrED-MALE & FEMALE

Will TEACH shorthand 20 young man 81
voung lady or pay Tor services; one hour.
aiatati0n each day Address BON 5sf thE
once. del3-1t
The Washington times., 1904-12-15

Tree Toys, Tinsel. Open Evenings.
Scrap pictures. snow" J. Jay Gould.
The Washington times., 1904-12-15
SITUATIONS wAHT1I FEMALE.

WANTED-By two sisters from country,
places TO do homework and nursing; good
references i1N6 96th st. NV. ~
Parisienne. well educated
wishes exchange n French lessons or coa-
VersatiOn for furnished room. Address
FRENCH. this Office. u
WANTED-Plain sewing. cutting, and Mt
ting. &c ! ST. NV. del9-st
WANTED-Skirts ana dresses 10 make; shirt
waists from 81 up: satisfaction guaranteed
Apply 474 . Il. nv. de5-u
WANTED-By a good, honest girl. place %
assist I'm light homework. 1910 4th 81. NV
de9-14t
The Washington times., 1904-12-15
"a Bottles Lager Beer, 7se.

one gal. fne old Port Sherry. Black
berry. CataW ba or Claret, zoe delivered.
Beavers. 423 az ST. sw.s phone n 100 II.
The Washington times., 1904-12-15
WALL PAPER.

IMMENSE STOCK -Bsaurifui new wall pa
peers, just ariIved, papcThaugiuE painting.
gTaiuiuE. lowest prices, legal guarantee GOV
or aii work postal brings samples and ez-
Inmates free. ". y. IAnpNE1. 613 Penn
sylyanla ave. 50. Telephone East Ilt-F.
debit
The Washington times., 1904-12-15
Gas Radiators Only sa.so.

Neal style. good make. prompt delivery.
SO l2th. {. A. Muddiman & Co I2Oi G.
The Washington times., 1904-12-15
BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

DOGS. goats. pigeon rabbits. guinea pigs
etc. r. l.. BARCLAY. Jr. Pet Stoch Dealer.
SIS Louisiana ave. delft
FOR sALE-YounE parrots caHauea. faO.
bits. guinea pigs. dogs, cats. and pets % all
Eiuus Birds boarded lar the summer.
FcHMID's BIRD STORE. ~ l2ta 81. NV.
and gsf - 81. ls-Q-f
The Washington times., 1904-12-15
FOR RENT-oFFICES.

FOR RENT-Omcs rooms In the Evans
Building l4lG 10 1924 New York ave. nv. ;
Icost centrally located Tentzl ven low Ap-
ply 20 JOHN y. EVANS. lf-t New York
ave so-l-tt
BLISS BUILDING. 50 p St uw--seFy de-
Eirablz Offices. .aclnz capitol. with heat.
light, and j-nitot service. trom 5 peg month
asst ca sel-tf
The Washington times., 1904-12-15

Oil Heaters, 500, SI.a5, $3.50, Sage,
$3.50 s.. A Eberly's Sons. us 7th ST. NV.
The Washington times., 1904-12-15
Iohnston,s

Christmas goods. Candy, igs. grapes
citron. and layer raisins, AT 5Si 1th ST
NV.
The Washington times., 1904-12-15

J. Jay Gould's Toys, Fsvors, Tinsel,
Wonders for Children's Christmas
Ninth Street.