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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-18

a.
The night before the convention
finds the republican delegates from
the counties in force In the city. From
the large number already here, i may
be assumed with safety that the con
yention will be the most largely at
tended In years. All trains today
brought many delegates, and quite a
number came in last night. The hotels
were full this morning, and the com
mittee on information has had plenty
OF work to do today housing those who
came without having made previous
arrangements for rooms.
Chairman Frank A. Hubbell has his
headquarters at the Castaneda. Sl-
perintendent Col. ]. Francisco Chaves,
Secretary Of the Territorial Central
Committee j. J. She 'idan, National
Committeeman Sol Luna. Governor
Otero, Secretary ]. ". Reynolds, Col.
w. H. Llewellyn Of Las Cruces CO..
Geo. w. Pritchard and the whole Lin
coin county delegation, Senator w. H.
Andrews Sheriff Thos. Hubbell Of Al
buquerque and many other delegates
came in on No. s this morning.
D. j. Leahy Of Colfax county and
the members Of his delegation arrived
on No. today. e. A. Cahoon and w.
s. Prayer OF Roswell arrived from the
north this afternoon. From the south
came the Grant county delegation, led
by W. H. Newcomb, the Dona Ana
county delegation, including Henry
Bowman and Jose Gonzales. Among
the Santa Fe arrivals this afternoon
were General Bartlett. territorial au
ditor Sargent; Supt. Bursum OF the
penitentlary, Editor Paul A. +. Wal
ter. Editor H. H. Howard is here from
San Marcial. Attorney Elfegio Bacs
IS among the other delegates from
Socorro county, and Judge D. A. Nc
MILAN comes to look on.
More than three-quarters Of the del
egates whose names appear on the lis
published below are already In thu
city. The train from the south to
night will bring in the Albuquerque
delegation, and others from along th'
line. 1t is certain that the convention
will not be a cut and dried affair
Contests will be made in the conven
ton for all the delegateships excep
that Of delegateatlarge, which will g
to Governor Otero without question q
opposition.
II Is conceded that Territorial Az
ditor Sargent will be sent from To
first district with little or no opposi
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Murderer
Hanged Today

MISSoULA, Mont. March 1s.--Lou-
Is II. Mott was hanged this morning
for the murder Of his wife. Mott had
been addicted to drugs and liquor, and
in frenzy killed his wife on January
4. 1908. The case was taken 70 the
supreme court and every effort was
made to save Mott by his uncle. Le-
moine Mott. wealthy miller OF Des
Moines. who came to Montana and
made a personal appeal to the gov
ernor. All appeals were based on the
fact that he wished to escape the
stain upon his name for the sake Of bis
children solely.
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to Place Her in Commission Against Her
Manchurian Brigands Destroy Outpost
Near Port Arthur
MORE TALK Of YELLOW PERIL RUSSIA At PEACE WITH KOREA

ory that all white powers. including
the United States. win then be COM
PEELED to form coalition and stop 4
war which would ruin the trade Of the
whole world with China. But he fears
Japan realizes the danger and will de-
cline China's aid.
japanese Losses
PORT ARTHUR, March 1s.--Ac-
cording to information received from
the Russians at Shang- Hal. during the
fighting at Port Arthur February 10th
and February l1th the battleship MI
kasa was struck BY ten projectiles
and seriously damaged. Two Japanese
battleships and two cruisers have been
docked for repairs at Nagasahi and
sasebo, and 1000 wounded men are
said to be In Japanese hospitals. All
the Russian wounded and sick At Port
Arthur are making good progress to-
wards recovery
Doesn't Know the News.
ST. PETERSBURG. March 1s $40
p. m.-The admiralty has no counf-
nation Of the reported loss Of the tor
pedo boat destroyer skori ON Port Ar
thur.
All 10 Well.
PORT ARTHUR, Thursday, March
|l7.--I,ast night and today passed quiz
Ietly.
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One Of the Most Largely Attended and Enthusiastic Gatherings IN the
History Of the Territory Assured Deah Of Cut and Dried
Features Contests Certain
STATEHOOD QUESTION LIKELY TO become PROMINENT

hood question. The following con.
versation OF two leaders illustrates
very we'll the point of view, Said the
first 1t will be better to pass reso-
luton, for political effect. condemning
joint statehood and advocating sepa-
rate statehood Said the other;
"But why? If the joint statehood bill
passes the senate and constitution
be offered the territory 1t viii be ac-
cepted. Yes was the reply, but
1t will be better to keep up the bluif.
Not bit Of 1t. The action OF this
convention will be taken BY the ma
tion to be indicative Of the feeling in
New Mexico. 1t will be so considered
In washington. Such vote will harm
the republican party in the territory
and harm the republican administra-
tion by putting 1t out of line with the
national administration. The republi-
can convention would be incredibly
foolish to pass such a resolution as
you suggest, ard for one shall oppose
II on the floor OF the convention"
These are the two views: Bluff y
out and make the nation believe we
won't accept joint statehood.
Pass no resolution against the inter-
est Of the party and the people
declaring unalterably for separate
statehood.
What with the contests for conven-
tion and the eloQuence that will pc
expended on the statehood proposition,
vt may be taken for granted that the
convention will be the liveliest one
in the history Of the territory.
The Preparations.
Las Vegas is giving much attention
| to the courteous reception and enter
tainment Of the delegates. Reception
committees wearing badges met all the
trains. There has been considerable
effort at decoration. The opera house
will look especially well. The Com
mercial club quarters will be open at
all times to the delegates and their
friends. Tomorrow evening after the
convention closes the citizens Of Las
Vegas will give a reception at the
Commercial club. Refreshments will
be served and the wounds Of the days
/ battle forgotten, everybody will enjo,
q social, conyivial time.
The convention begins tomorrow
morning at II. There will be an all
-the-afternoon session, and the con
yention is not at all likely to be com
pleted without an evening session
ladies are invited to all the sessions
Probably the best speeches will b,
made in the evening. Ushers an,
pages have been provided, and ladie'
| will be assigned to one Of the bes
parts OF the mouse. no tichees ~ - -
mission are necessary.
4 List Of Delegates.
i The following list of delegates Y
the territorial republican convention
| is published for the information o
citizens and for the convenience Q
the delegates themselves:
Bernallllo.
J, F. A. Hubbell, G. M. Foraker, G. /
Myers, w. M. Greer, Severe sanche'
Nestor Montoya, 7. $. Hubbell. Jesu
Romero, Il. w. Dobson, Thos. Hughes
J Eslavio Vigil. W. B. Childers. SAINT
! ago Garcia, r. Ackerman, Geo. ]
Davis, G. T.. Albright, s. 6. jackson
WIN. Mcintosh. d. J. Rankin.
Chaves.
w. s. Prayer, II. A. Cahoon.
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PRINCESS LOUISE cELE.
HRATEs BsTA BIRTHDAY.

LONDON, March 18.-Today being
the fifty-sixth anniversary Of the
birth Of Princess Louise Duchess Of
Argyll, the BELLS Of St. Georges
Chapel, windsor. and st. Johns
church pealed merrily In honor Of the
event The customary royal salute
to mark the anniversary was fired in
the Longwalk. Princess Louise, who
il the sixth child of the late Queen
victoria, was born ct Buckingham
Palace on March Is. 1S4S
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A HUNDRED THOUSAND WORKMEN
WILL Be INVOLVED IN STRIKE

said 10 be indignant that the bricklay.
ers should tie up the whole industry.
twenty-five hundred lithographers
have struck rather than be locked out.
They quit when they found they must
sign an arbitration agreement or be
discharged
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day and offered their congratulations
and numerous messages Of felicita-
ton were received from friends and
admirers throughout the country. NJ.
Cleveland has enjoyed better health
this winter than for several years
past. He 10 contemplating . shooting
trip In the south In The near future
and later viii 30 with his family to
puzsard's Bay to spsnd TIE summer.
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LIBRARIANS ASSEMBLE At
ATLANTIC CT

ATLANTIC CITY. N. ], March Is.
The Library association Of New
Jersey and Pennsylvania began Its an
nnal meeting IN Atlantic City today
with numerous cities OF the two states
represented. A two days progrom
has been arranged which provides
for papers and addresses by prominent
librarians and educators and a num-
ber Of practical discussions on the
work Of establishing and maintaining
public and school libraries.
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! Special 10 Optic.
} WASHINGTON, D. O., March
) 17-4:41 p. m,-The house
) committee has the omnibus
} Joint statehood bill nearly
j completed. There has been
) some dlfnculty over the ques-
} tIon Of representation and the
} cash appropriation. The bill
3 will pass the house under the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-18

NEW YORK, March ls.-Twenty
thousand bricklayers and laborers and
about 1000 iron workers are on strike
and unless . settlement can be reacn.
ed at . conference today the strike
viii probably spread I'LL about one
hundred thousand men are involved.
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INTERNAL MACHINE
KILLS BELGIAN OFFICER

LIEGE, Belgium, March 1s.-An
internal machine exploded today out
side the residence Of commissioner OF
the Police Laurent wrecking the
house and fatally injurIng an artil-
lery officer, Major Papln, and ser.
iously wounding half q dozen other
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-18

The employers. considering It Inn
probable that any settlement will be
reached, are preparing for the strike,
which they believe will follow. Mem
bers Of the unions who will be out Of
work because they can not proceed with
building without the bricklayers are
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persons. When the machine was dis
covered Major Papin was summoned
and was examining the package in
which tho machine was concealed
when the explosion occurred. Thous-
ands of windows in sthe neighborhood
were shattered. There is no clue to
the perpetrators Of the outrage.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-18

! From The Optic Special Cor
; respondent.
; WASHINGTON, D. G., March
, 15.-Separate statehood for
} either New Mexico or Arizona
; in this generation is as dead as
, a door nail, and the only kind
; of statehood possible for New
! Mexico and Arizona Is joint
, statehood. Last Saturday the
3 house committee appointed q
; subcommittee Of five republi-
3 cans and three democrats, with
. the three delegates added as
. advisory members, to draft the
3 statehood bills, and 1t Is un'
> derstood that the republicans
q will do the work and the demo
. Gratis walt to see what is pre-
. sented TO them; that the bills
. will be omnibused, SO that the
. democrats In the senate will
. have to favor or oppose the
y whole measure. Oklahoma and
= Indian Territory will not be
. admitted without Arizona and
= New Mexico. and vice versa.
= The statehood question must
= be forever settled.
. It is hoped to get the debts
. Of the territories Of New Mex.
. leo and Arizona. or Q large
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MOTT HANGED FOR
BRUTAL WIFE MURDER.

MISSoULA, Mont, March 1s.--
Louis II. MDtt was hanged today in
the yard Of the Missoula county jail
in the presence OF several score Of
Official witnesses and spectators.
Motifs crime was the murder OF his
wife last January.
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STATEHOOD BILL
NEARLY COMPLETED

caucus rule. Several details 4
have not yet been settled. The 4
senate may have to put in lib- 4
eral amendments. Joint state 4
hood is now the settled pol I
Icy OF the administration and Of 4
the republican party. This is !
well known here.
n. &. RODEY.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-18

A match bowling contest is ON for
tonight at the Railroad avenue alleys
between the Old Town Stars and the
Optics.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-03-18

ruin 10 the national railroad OF Mex
leo on the Isthmus Of Tehanntepec.
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Reich e Co. have been licensed 70
do a general merchandise business for
.fy months.
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TWO NEW STATES.
OR NO NEW STATES
Thoroughly Understood in Washington That Presi-
dent is'in Favor Of Joint Statehood

portion Of them. paid, SO that |
they can start with q clean !
page, and a magn. iicent school
fund. Before the convention
meets in Las Vegas the bills
may be reported g the house.
or the bill, for it will be an
omnibus bill, Iii all probability.
Senator Quay and Chairman
Hamilton, as well as Senator
Beveridge and his friends, all
know that the President Is In
favor OF Joint statehood. Gov.
ernor Brodie and his Arizona
people, who are denying that
the President Is in favor Of
joint statehood, In all probabil.
ity, will know better in a few
days from the President.
1t is up to the republicans
OF New Mexico to adopt some
proper resolutions accepting,
at least tentatively joint
statehood, at the convention In
Las Vegas on the 10Th instant.
Every man In New Mexico who
wants any statehood at all
should vote for Joint statehood
in that convention. because
any other vote means that the
territory will not get any state.
hood.
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

FOR RENT-Sevcn large rooms. per
fectly heated; private bath, hot water
furnished; IN The Ellsworth; rent. 5000.
Inquire Of owner, J. ELMER LACEY
90 New York ave. NV. Seil-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FEATHERS CLEANED and curIed- 20
G ST. NV. Sell-3t
Wealthy gentleman 10 assist
lady in peCuniary circumstances. Ad-
dress BOX 2S5. this office. se11-3t
ROACHES-It Will clear your house of
reaches in one week a sure thing; an
article costing only = rev cents. For
information. send . cents In silver or
stamps. /. JOHNSON, City Postofhce-
PAINTING in all its branches; leaky
roofs and damp walls guaranteed cured.
very low prices now. WIN. c. PEAAE.
l2l 10th ST. ne. seS-1t
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY, formerly
ga 1 st. NV; now 1929 9Th St NV: no
lime; satisfaction guaranteed; mail at
tended to; soc pair. ses-6t
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-Large store and s-room
dwelling, corner 18th and K SITS. NV.
very desirable location for business. pur-
poses. WILLIAM X. ELLIS. 525 18th St
NV. sel1-3t
EXCELLENT STORES FOR RENT
One large store, 1904 Park st and l4th ;
very large show windows: hot-water
heat; price, $50. Two fine stores with
large Easements, 4S II 81. ne. near
Gov. printing once. price, SIS. Flat,
BLISS. Bliss Building. 80 3 st. Tel. r.
60 se9-tf
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BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and JCGer-
SITS
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FOR RENT
THE ALONZO o. BLISS PROPER
TIES.
partments-thOroughly modern; enc
ownership and management; agent
VISITS property daily.
ne Lorraine new. 1904 Park St, Mt.
Fieasant rooms and tiled bath.
$3.50 and $3.50
The Kingman, 40 Mass. ave. NV, 5r.
and tiled bath IN basement. heat and
hot water .. S25 %
The lie Grande. e07 4th st. NV. rooms
ana t!ed bath......-....- $50. 90 and S3I 20
The Penhurst, IS II st. ne, rooms and
tiled bath. zoo 20
The Astoria. cor. 81 and SITS. Ew,
rooms. single and In suites $40 and I'D
The Raymond, Sl4 I'D st. NV, rooms,
buffet kitchen. tiled bath. $500
New modern apartments. cor. 6th and X
SITS. ne, rooms and bath; heat and
Modern dwelling. 1872 n H ave- IL
rooms, baths new. Key at drug
store. Price 800 per month
2522 18th st. NV, 10 rooms and bath $50 90
Bliss Building. 3 3 st. NV. very desir-
able Offices facing Capitol with heat
light, and janitor service; from $500
per mo. up.
Excellent stores for rent. One large
store 1904 Park St and 14th: very largo
show windows; hot-water heat:
prlce........--. ..-....-. $3.50. 5000
Two fine stores, with large Easements.
As II St ne. near Gov. Printing Of
nces price .....-........ 81. 90
See janitOr each property or W. f.
COWEN. Bliss Bldg, 50 3 st. NV. Tel
East 6S5. ses-tf
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CATERER - First-class meals served
out; also table board sos 4th St NV.
sel0-3t
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-No ex-
tracing; no pain: look. feel, act, and
last longer than natural teeth; shrunken
faces made normal painless filings DR.
J. L. WILSON. 1903 + St NV. au29-30t
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FRONT ROOM; steam heat: first floor:
board: man and wife or two gentlemen:
reasonable. 1923 10th st. NV. se10-St
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE2 We store for zoe a
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO.. 4ls-420-422 10th st. NV. au2S-3Ot
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BIRDS, DC IS, ETC.

FOR SALE--Young parrots. canaries.
rabbits, guinea pigs, dogs, cats, and pets
OF all kinds. Birds boarded for the sum-
mer. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 7l2
18th st. NV. and eSl II st. ne je20-H
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WANTED-Gorman translator; good
position is offered to lady under
standing the German language. 1t is not
necessary that she have a thorough
knowledge Of the language. but enough
10 he able 10 translate business CORE
Spondcuce in that language into Eng
lish The position is perma nent. Ad-
dress in own handwriting. BOX 2S3, this
office. 1t
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wANrED-BIcYcLEs.

I WANT TO BUY every bicycle IN
Washington. c. T. HUNTER. The 81
cycle Man. III Pennsylvania ave. NV
aui2-20t
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WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Apply today. 1886 Georgia. ave. Sc
1t
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Geo. W. Driver, COS Penna Ave, Is Civ
ing away a most complete compilation
Of important and interesting political
information. 1t win be of great value
in making a guess on the Presidential
election and next House of Representa-
tiVes-
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WANTED-Experien colored nurse
for child of 21k years; best reference
required % r st ne 1t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS. to SIS daily easily earned;
something new; 81 worth Of soap for 10
cents; special Introductory offer; be first
IN the field. PARKER CHEMICAL CO.
Chicago II
WE CAN PROVE that our general
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making less than 800 per month write
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on catchpenny advertisements: We for
felt $500 to any person proving we do
not send free samples at once on receipt
Of application. BRAHAM CO. 4. 1885,
Cincinnati. Ohio. 1t
5000 PER MONTH for one-mirute churn;
greatest wonder OF the age; exclusive
territory CINCINNATI VENDING
MACHINE CO. 2. Cincinnati. Ohio. I
WANTED-Men and boys as agents to
sell campaign baggage check watch
fobs; 1000 profit; samples and terms. 10c !;
so 900 sold in one month. THE WHITE
HALL CO, 40 S I'd St, Philadelphia,
Pa sell, Is p
WANTED-Agents to solicit subscrip-
tions IN country towns for The Wash
ington Evening and Sunday Times, in
connection with its Presidential vote
contest. Liberal inducements and terms.
Address THE WASHINGTON TIMES
COMPANY. corner 10th and d SITS,
Washington. ID. G.. au25Atf
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-Three four-room flats. So
SO. and SIS; near East Capitol. Inquire
l25 + 81. ne. se11-3t
FOR RENT-October /, modern fat OF
I'VE rooms; porcelain bath. average rent
$3.50. 1851 ] ST. ne. 1t
FOR RBNT-Sept Is. 1886 New Jersey
ave. NV; second floor fat; finest in
city: five rooms, bath. and pantry; large
closets and storage. separate yard; fine
gas and coal ranges $26 per month by
year; adults only. se9-St
FOR RRNT-Four-room fiat. bath and
gas range 2131 Newport Place. between
y and o. 2lst and I'D. $3.50. se9-3t
FOR RENT-Fine location; corner
house; second floor; heat and gas. $50
Address BOX 21S. this Office. se9-3t
FOR RENT-Three-room fat. for light
housekeeping: heat, water and gas; SIS
per month. App 30S 9TH St ne se9-3t
FOR RENT-We have several very de-
sirable fats OF four rooms and bath:
porcelain bathtub; wash stand and mod
ern open plumbing: nicely papered; 10
Gated near cars. Northeast; rents. SIS
and $3.50 per month. EDWARDS g.
REEVES. Inc. 6l4 18th st. NV. au23- Il
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Repairs, Large or Small. c. D. Collins,
7ls 18th St NV. Phone or postal
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Cintes IUlant Eos
ONE CENT 4 WORD
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IDS. Rooms Cor Rent. Board
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1unimum Charge. 15c One Insertion
TWO CENTS 4 WORD
Tor Ali Other Classified liners.
Three or More Consecutive Days. One
Cent a Word

Want Ads Received AT Branch Offices;
LIBRARY PHARMACY, Cd st. and Pa. ave- &C.
WM. G. GENTNER, cor. l4th and y SITS. NV
L. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. Tth ST, Rhode Isl
and ave, and r 81. NV.
w ARMSTRONG. cor. 18th and II sts. ne.
CHAS. II. BLUMER. n. Capitol and X sts- ne
X. A NEITCH, 2Oth and n SITS. NV
A. ". EVANS, ne. cor 7th and n SITS. NV.
QUlGLEI'S PHARMACY, 21st and SITS NV
0'DONNELL DRUG CO.. cor. srh and q SITS &c
". II. CLARKE. 1913 S2d ST. NV.
DODGE & PORTMAN. cor. 18th ant L NV.
X. L. BUTTS. cor. 9TH 81. and Mass ave. NV.
5. SACKS. cor. 9th and ats. NV.
I. II. DOWNS. cor. I'd and SITS. ne.
NJ. 5. FEALN. NV. cor. Ith ST. and Pa ave. Sc
J. D. COBLENTL. cor. Fla ave. and y. Cap. st.
EUGENE Z. NICHOLS, 1901 Penn. ave. NV.
INACOSTIA.
BJRY's PHARMACY, corner Monroe and Jcf1er-
stg
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Everybody Is Going Into
The Times election contest. Are you?
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HELP wANrED-MALE & FEMALE

y ANILD-IOOEs- 6HUTIT0n8. WoItTesses
cham berrnaids. gardeners. house clean
crs. SIS 10 $50. in and out OF city HAIR
RELL'S CASH GUARANTEE AGENCY,
1912 = ST. ne. sel0-3t
WANTED-Young men 20 prepare for
guaranteed position as stenographerl
and bookkeep6rs; also civil service ex-
aminatiOns. Write OF call on MA
TIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Cnc)
southeast corner OF 18th and i sts. NV
se4-27t
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LOCAL MENTION.
Picking Up Money

When you enter The Times election con
test.
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Get in the Election Contest.
$3.50 in gold to the winners.