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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-09

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In connection with the
ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM.
RUNS:
.2--Daily Trains--2
Kansas City and Chicago.
------------
The Golden State Limited"
is the finest train In T~ianscou-
tinental service.
Best Meals on Wheels
Ask the Ticket Agent.
Z. n. HEALY.
Passenger Agent, Ell Paso, Texas.
AN. BROWN
g. P. A., e. P. N. e. System.
NEW TIME CARD,
PAso.NoRTHEAsTERN sys

taking eject November lot, 1905:
Train No. I will leave 81 Paso 100
,. n. (nountain tims). arriving
santa Rosa name time = at present
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NJ, and arrive ~ Paso 7:3e : -.
mountain time.
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This amount Is now deposited with one Of the strongest banks In the Uni
. e States held by them for no other purpose than to b paid IN psises q
Worlds Fair. which open. In 81. Louis April *. 1901, and closes December i
l94. An extra prize OF e550NO0 will be paid on orders received
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-04-09

Since making this de,
posita Of N5,OO0M Tho
Worlds Fair Contest
Co.. which Is incorpo-
rated for e2o0,OCO.00. has
offered an additional
supplementary prize Of
q, 90 to be paid on
orders sent in before
May !, 1904. hi makes
q grand total Of ss0,500,.
90 to be given to sue
cessful contestants,
This extra prize Is a for.
tune within itself.
The Washington times., 1904-11-15

THE MASS CAFE. cor. 10Th and Mass ave
NV. excellent board 81 per week. also rooms
nol5-3t
2I22 NJ ST Nw.-Rooms and good board. 81
per week "arly breakfast. noI5-3t
FRANKLIN PARK-splendid outlook. brigbt
rooms. bath. hOmebaked bread ami pastr- /:
e.egan' coffee. 1891 X 81 nol5-3t
ROOM AND BOARD-Two young couples.
home like accommodations. SOS l2th ST. NV
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished looms.
with or without board, &C Maryland ave. sw
nol5-3t
2l5s l. ST. NW.-FurnIshed front rooms.
irs--Class board, suitable Tor two: SIS ami
$40 per month. nol5-et
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms with or
without board. JOS 18th st. NV. nol5-at
ROOMS AND BOARD-Early breakfast. me-
chanics preferred. lllz 4th 81. NV n0l5-St
IlO9 X ST NW.-Second story from. noon.
southern exposure. with on without hoard.
strictly private faf7ily. free telephone ser
vice noi4-et
FURNISHED ROOM with board s450 per
week 145S Corcoran ST. NV. nol4-5t
SECOND STORY front with board Tor two.
$50 Der month. ll25 10th ST, NV. noif-3t
GERMAN WOMAN wants b1arders. room
and board, 50 a month. l43 Carroll 81. Sc.
nol4-3t
ROOM * BOARDS per week; steam heat
Zu2 Indiana ave. NV. nol4-Gt
FOR RENT-lll9 X 81 NV. very desirable
rooms with board. location fine half square
to cars; terms reasonable. noI4-gt
VERY DESIRABLE newly and we'll fur
nlshed. newly papered large, sunny rooms;
large closets; alcoyes; reasonable: board IL
desirable. very convenient location. 1921 @
81. NV. u0lg-st
THE VALERA. ll32 l4th ST. nw.-HauI-
soInrly furnished rooms. with excellent board.
single rooms So 10 $50; double rooms $50
10 $40 per month, table guests desired
nol3-at
1904 @ ST 'SW.-Fumished rooms. with or
without board. noI3-at
1904 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NW-Fur-
nished rooms; good table board and steam
heat. uuIZ-U
FOR RENT-Very desirable rooms, with
board; terms reasonable. llI8 X ST. NV.
noll-5t
sic 18th ST. &W.-LarEe. newly furnished
rooms and excellent table, telephone service,
convenient 10 lines. H0g--L
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DO Into Ia Exoavation.

Fifty dollars damage was done 10 a
carriage In charge of Thomas b. Bailey,
of 6z5 Virginia Avenue southwest, and
the horse which was hitChed 10 the Vehi-
Gle was badly injured about one of its
IoreleEs as "a result of being driven
into an excavation on FOur-and-a-half
Street between Maryland ana Maine
Avenues about S o'clock last night
A new sewer pipe is being laid between
these two avenues, and IL is said that
the boards had not been placed over the
hole The horse was gotten from the
excavation with Great difficulty.
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Quick Punishment for Thieves.

ArTalgned on TWO charges Of house
breaHng in the daytime and one charge
Of petty larceny Daniel and Aniryan
Philips, the two young men who were
arrested by Detectives Parham and
O'Erien yesterday afternoon. pleaded not
guilty in the Police Court today. Judge
kimball fined Daniel S51 with AN alter
native OF three months I'm Jail for steal
lns q suit of clothes. pair of gloves, a
fountain pen and "a pair Of socks from
Frank Hibbl. or 5l3 Thirteenth Street
northwest. Euiryau demanded a jury
trial IN chat case.
asked in the two cases Of housebreak-
ing
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HAVE your photographs enlarged for Christ
mas gifts, made all sizes developing films
Toe "a T1lIs NeIoX prints delivered day after
developing film W JOSEPH KROUSE. 4ZS
j.h 30. uW. u1II-8t
LACE CURTAINS lauudered zoe pair: one
price. 2ll j. st. NV. uoI4.at
LACE CURTAINS Numbered. SIC. TENTH
ST. LAUNDRY, ga I0th 81. NV. n0I4-3t
lz22 C. ST NW.-suk, br1adcloth. ana velvet
lLIrt waist suits made 10 order FOR S.. salts
faction guaranteed. u0f4-gr
] RENOVATE fe.i cher beds and wash tick
Tor $50 each. Send postal. O, c. JONES.
ZlJ 10Th ST. sw noIg-3t
WE CLEAN YOUR HOUSE and YOU gain
money. THE PHILADELPHIA SCRAP
IRON AND METAL. co. We pay the highest
prices for old iron. copper. brass lead, zinc.
rags. rubber. bottles. and newspapers. DID
furniture, stoves feather beds, and clothing
a specially. send postal 10 JJJ 10Th 81. nv
tADhe w. tss. n0l2-It
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Dead of ApOplexy.

Mrs Fannie Kelly Gordon. of 32l
Eighth Street northwest, died at the
Emergency Hospital az o'clock this
morning from apOpIexy She was on
her Nay home Friday last and had
reached Seventh and II Streets when
she reeled and fen. striking the asphalt
on her head. This rendered her uncon-
scious and she did not regain conscious
ness up t0 the time of her death.
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Notice! 10 Hotels and Dining Room
WALL PAPER.

IMMENSE sTOCK-Betutlful new v.eII h.
peers. 1u=t arrived experimenting uaintfng.
granting. lowest prices, legal guarantee cs.-
CTS an work. postal brings samples ana es-
innate free- ". ~ MAHDEEY. sUs Pa
ave - Telephone Easg ll4 r.. noI5-7t
~ PEP CENT saved By ordering wall paper.
window shades and picture frames nj
STEMS ART STORE. lz1 lrh g. nv.
uolf-3t
ROOFS PAPERED. SI75 up. house painting.
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS gig hi
81 ue. Phone East 1891 uol1-st
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10 - 60 80 Todau

Is Holmes Genuine Homemade Bread
The proper proportions OF pure mate
Iials are properly mixed with fresh. Uure
milk. and every loaf is baked lust So.
Mix Bread is highly nutritious and
decidedly delicious. Delivered direct la
Loaf Holmes Bakery, lst and y SITS
phone IT, 1850 and 14fI
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Brakeman's Fingers Crushed.

While coupling cars on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad last night William %
lice. a brakeman, twenty-five years old
OF 80 ii street northwest, had all the
fingers on his right hand mashed. He
received treatment ~ Providence Hos
pital and then went home.
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DENTISTRY.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Dental Once. f662 d
81 NV. 10 20 4. graduate Harvard Uulver-
sity Dental School. lst2y Telephone North
l1I IT, Aols-I4t
YOU NEED good teeth % enjoy Thanksgiv-
Ing and Xmas. so don't hold on longer: low
rates now. YEHO DENTISTS. no Feunsyl-
vaHia ave. hours S a. m. % p. m.
TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-No extracting:
no PAIN look. feel act. and last longer Jnan
natural teeth. sATIuken faces mG-s normal /.
painless nulngs. DIX. J. L. WILSON. 1913 r
- nHt 0css-sJt
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Special Auetion sac New g..

Within our salesToOms. I221 and 1919 -
ST. NV, Friday November rs. 1880 a. T..
Wilson d. Mayors. AuCtiOneeTs.
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-A large private stable NV. APP
ply Ii5 18th ~. NV. nol5-3t
FOR ItENT-Brick stable. seven stalls. room
FOR wagons OF rent part hot and cold
water. Ga n At nv nOI4-2t
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BACHELOR APARTMENTs.

6Z7 h STREET n. W.
TWO ROOMS AND BATH. JUST CON
PLEIED. AND WITH EVERY KNOWN
CONVENIENCE. SO UP. CENTRAL
LOCATION. Apply 10 Janitor, on prem
Uses. OF 70 owner. ROOM &c, sI7 I4th
st. NV. oc99-tf
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR sALE-Young parrots, cagaries, rab-
DIS guinea pigs. dogs. cats ANA pets Of all
kinds. Birds boarded Tor the summer
scHMlp's BIRD STORE. az I2tA 81. NV.
AID toA IA o. ns- 1e20-u
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LOCAL MENTION.
Hayenner's Waferettes Are Always
Fresh and Crisp.

No matter when or where YOU may
buy them They're Indispensable al this
seGguu-sO desirable Tor serving with
oysters. soups and salads. No we'll
conducted home should be without them.
la "aertite" packages. AT grOceFs'.
The Washington times., 1904-11-15
HELP WANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-Pupils for china painting; Tues
day. Thursday ana Saturday hrst lesson
free. ~ 10Th 81. NV. noI5-3t
WANTED-We guarantee 10 OneT every per
son a position who joins American Home
seekers Association. sl9 10Th -. NV. base
ment. BOWIE iInc) nuS-lJt
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yyANTED-A neat appearing young lady; po-
siti1u permanent. 90 r. ST. NV. room 3. II
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wANTED-ROoMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-Hy a married couple without chill
dren. nice furnished and heated front room
with board centrally located. with privilege
or hath. Address stating terms aaI location
BOX 81, th.s Office. II
YOUNG NAN wants room and board ia
private family home comforts Address
BOX Is. this ONCE. EOI5-2I
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

WASTED-To buy every secondhand bicy
IN washington. q. q. HUNTER. The Bicy
Man, sll / 81. NV, lls Pa ave NV moi
The Washington times., 1904-11-15

1yANTFD-Gr TO cook and do general
homework, no washing or ironing 500 lllh
- II
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FOUND.

HAVE YOUR old hat renovated equal 70
new HANDEL. 1881 7th ST nv. HoI5-3t
/ PRINT NEAT, attractive cards that bring
big business. ! 90. $50 up. HAYS. SuS L ST.
nv. nOlz-6t
EDWIN +. MAY. House Painter. 5th ana
Steuben sts uW. and g527 eth St NV Phone
North 13A5. nOA-lzt
FOUND-The way tc get rid OF rats. See
BARCLAY The Fer ct Alan. 81 Louisiana
ave AlA-l-u
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR RENT-ApARrmENrs.

FOR RENT-TWo front apartments in THE
Lorraine, l404 Park St. Mount Pleasant.
Each fve rooms and tiled bath. Price s35.
Also one apartment ia TIE Kingman. Massa-
chusetts ave NV. between Attn and 9Th SIS
rooms and bath, hOt-wateT heat, light free
-. The Lorraine and The Kingman are
the AlonzO o. Bliss Properties, thoroughly
modern, conducted BY owner; agent visits
property daily.
See Janitor or ". Z. CowEN. Bliss Build
ing. p 81. nv. nOll-tf
The Washington times., 1904-11-15

/ ~ S DedA' sl5Ji oak bedroom suites slz. chif-
toi..issi s4-2o' extra large dressers, swell
MaIlln desks bunet ~. large mfrrors
isetHef couehes, leather library suite I've
pieces. ~. larEa boakcaaaa - - -
The Washington times., 1904-11-15

Weather Strip Supplied and Put In.
c; D. Collins. Carpenter, rs 18th 81.
Phone or card.
The Washington times., 1904-11-15

!" ~ TED or furnished rooms for light
housekeeping; southeast address 10X sl9
this office. - o.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

~ ~ - EDDY young lady. sitting room and
DeIIooHli location somewhere between sth
ana al 18TH and II and NV. Address ROX
40 tiils once. noI5-2t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES
FOR sALE-BIcYcLE TIRES.

REAL HARTFORD TIRES. a8s. Dgt on
written guarantee. vulcsuizing 4oc rlsr4D-
teeIs bicycle repairing. reduced price
JONES TIRE WORKS. 6J4 T. ST. NV
n8Il-5t-exSU
The Washington times., 1904-11-15

" ANIED-One unfurnished room for couple
g. this ofhce. n
The Washington times., 1904-11-15

SPECIAL slight used upright piano bar
gains Fischer, SIS. neinekamp SI75. $40
shOninger fused a few imOnthsJ. $50: $40
Nose fused two monthsh S5l5s $500 Stodart.
tz1Os one good secondhand upright. SO. stisR
square Ssi other squarestat so. All on easy
monthly payments II des-red. Several new
upughts at $40 CASH neF pianos, $50 up
ward o. J. DeMoLL 4 GO, 1891 G St nv.
sole representatives for th4 Fose Shoniuger,
ana eight other piano manufacturers Oczs-tf
SEWING MACHINES, from s. up including
STANDARD. Paragon. Domestic. White New
Home. Also Edison and Z0noDhOue Promo
graphs, record, and supplies z5 PennsyIva-
l-.a ave. Sc n1l9-Q
The Washington times., 1904-11-15

Small Bright Cal. Hams, IL Cts. LIB.
Johnston's. ~ 9Th st. NV.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR REN~-AttIactive new Hat fye rooms
and BATH FIRST floor Metropolitan ear line.
315 nth ST ne. open. DoI5-3t
FOR RENT-Most desirable nats. heat fur-
nisaed. 2llS Pennsylvania ave. n1I5-et
FOR RENT-Four rooms and bath hat. a.
m. g.. 9l5 81 sW.. rent ONLY SIS Ell
BRIDGE Z. JORDAN, 1874 81. NV. noi5-ft
FOR REST-A very desirable nat. four rooms
and bath. al modeTl improvements. reut.
$3.50; one al Sl5.30. EDWARDS & REEVES
unc), Ga 18Th ST. nv nali-st
FOR RENT-Three-ro0m fiat. newly paperad;
al modern improvements. I1uy II 81. NV.
noIs-3t
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Furniture, New Rugs, Etc. wednesdav

10 a. m. Together with general house
Furnishings Wilson q Mayors, Auction
eerss l227 and 1923 @ ST
The Washington times., 1904-11-15

5I.7s TwO-Burner Gas Stove, 81.
A. Eberlys Sons. us 7th 81. NV.
Best Family Flour. $3.50 Barrel.
Johuston's, 1al lth g. NV
Notice! To Hotels and Dining Rooms.
Special Inducements ou oysters by the
gaEJl suucked uH premises from nay
ONn beds 30 cold storage. Phila. Oys-
ter House, se a. ST. NV. branch IslG Ifh
~. NV H. ELLSWORTH SANDS.
The Washington times., 1904-11-15
STORAGE.

WY PAY MOHEy we store Ton 1Jc a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 4ls-42l- 40
10Th e. NV. Phone Main 4zzf. oezs-sQt
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wANTED-HORsEs & VEHICLES.

WANTED-A deliver wagon. Immediately;
n0l8-3t
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-One large store, l40i Park st,
near 18th. large show windows; hot-Water
heat so 90
TWO nue stores with large Easements -
20 st ne. near Governments Printing Oit'e,
each ~
Is. %. BLISS, Bliss Euildins. b Il 81 nv
u1Il-tf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

/ MERCANTILE STORES. timber. mills in
Virginia, Maryland farms. minimum s. 900
I GRANT PARISH. 1929 New York ave.
FOR sALE-Cigar store doing $40 per day,
price only $50. cigar and fruit store doing
$40 per day, only S27J, grocery, OLD estab-
. lisue1 doing $500 per month. cheap. rent
. only Ao'1i else cheap, Tooming house. and
otAeF good investments, cheap; see our list
DUNLOP q co. established II years 500 +
so. NV nol5-8t
FOR HIRE-Iiorse. dayton wagon and driver
/ lWhltei, $3.50 per day. Address O.. G. H.. I57
+ ~. ne nol5-3t
PABTNER-wanted with $500 TO 81. 600 IN
good profitable business. Address BOX "a
this Office nol5-st
FOR sALE-A fruit stand In o st. Market;
stall 80 bOMlNIk FROMIK. n0l5-4t
FOR sALE-CIgar and stationery store. good
location low rent Can for particulars. 1894
" ST. "N. nol5-3t
SALOON Northeast. doing business $50 per
day, $4,000 bUGAN. 6E Ia. ave. il
sALOON-south-ast; fine corner DTGAN.
6l7 La ave. II
LUNCH ROOM-R.st location In Washington:
5000 BIGANf Oh la. ave. Il
WHOLESALE Liquor establishment run by
same proprietor 20 years, 81 500 DUGAN.
blt La ave II
WANTED-ro sell or exchange for farm near
city "a good paying business. Address BOH
l'. b-Ia n-lio-- Holv-'t
FINEST roomIng OF boarding, house for the
money close Co Dupont Circle, l6 rooms.
completely furnished. nue chance 10 make
money, $1,000. TOWER co, Gil Eth 81. MS.
-Iti ''
WANTED-Pa for manufactured article
ana general office business. SO day up. price
go. address BON 6. this ofiice. hottest
GENUINE Grocery stores cigar. contectiou-
cry stores, bargains. YOUNG, 700 sth 81,
uol43t
GROCERY stock and fixtures; paying cash
trade with DO rooms only $25 rent. Address
BOX g. this office. nol4-3t
THE CLIMAX sYsTEM-This marvellous sys-
tenn wins $40 TO $40 q day on $50 TO 500 capt
talf learned In au hour simple ana easy T.
operate racing. Can be tested without risk.
win operate oH shares. Address BOX i14,
this olHce. nol2, IA,
THE MOST DESIRABLE rooIning house in
Washington. absolutely always Guh, pays 40
clear weekly; is worth s., 900, bat Will sell Tor
less 90 party with cash. particulars a. N
terylew only no trirers. Address BON a5'.
this Office nol8-3t
HOTEL. 40 rooms, central location. easy
payments. cheap rent. CAPITAL BUSINESS
EXCHANGE, Atlantic Building. nolS-8t
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-One large store. l4oi Park ST.
near l4tn: large show windows hot-Water
heat 5000
TWO nue stores with large Easements Is
u 81 ne, near Government FFlhtlhE C.i't,
-, o. BLISS, Bliss Building. 81 Il 81 nv
u1Il-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Highes cash prices paid Tor worn
garments ladies' or gentiemen's Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and / Will cal sny
hour. Il. TAhSHES. 1905 7th 81. NV Phone
North 4s9 se2s-CJt
WANTED-s REBESKY. 1876 7th n. NV
viii pay the highest cash prices for ladies'
gents. and chudren's CASTOR clothing and
shoes and hats. Address postal and viii
call. oc4-9Jt
REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS who de
sire 70 bet on the election can secure the
highest cash prices for old gold silver dIa
m0uds, watches and other fine 5eWelry Al
ABRAHAMs. 4S3 Sun 81 NV. jy2s-lsJt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. carpets. etc: buying
contents Of houses specially; liberal spot
cash prices man ORDERS given prompt at
tention. LEWIS FURNITURE SHOP. 40
10th 81. NV nos-sJt
HIGH PRICES PAID FOR CASTOR clothing
and shoes, drop postal and VIII call H.
GEWIZ l-1S 7th ST. NV noI5-I5t
WANTED-Gentlemau and wife owning
" same references given. Address BOX II.
thla office n0l5-8t
WANTED-Large second hand rou-top desk
address BOX 2, this office noI4-5t
WANTED-Funlture 20 repair or upholster
az homes. GRAHAM. 4o6 6th 81. NV. nol4-3t
WANTED-To buy old feather beds. IA
Marks. 800 7th Of. nol4-st
WANTED - Furniture. FOR cash. Sell your
goods 10 the man who gives you the most
noney-HOFWOOD Sth and X. on the cor
uer. uglg7r
TPHOLsTERING-Be work: lowest prices
carpets made ana laid H. @. CONN. lZ.9
9Th 81. NV. noIa-at
WANTED-Sewing machines OF an makes re-
p,-ll-l anu ~tiiatiied, 81 Phone or postal.
oPFENHEIMEHs 5l8 sth 81. NV. uol2-2t
WANTED-BICYCLES.
WASTED-To buy every secondhand bicycI.
IN washington. q. T. HUNTER The Bicycle
Man. hli T. 30. NV llS Pa. ave. NV u0fg-rt
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
FOR sALE-columJia bicycle. good as new.
call aif Is "a. NV. T.1a-rt
FOR SALE-BICYCLE TIRES.
REAL HARTFORD TIRES. u95. put on
written guarantee vulcauizlug 4oc pJiaraD-
UeeIs bicycle repairing reduced price.
JONES TIRE WORKS. co. r 81. NV.
noIl-5t-exSE
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ANACOSTIA

BURYs PHARMACY. cor. Monroe and JEFF
ferzou SITS
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THE DORCHESTER.
NEW STEAM CHEATED APARTMENTS
rooms and cabinet kitchen, SO, s12. SIS.
LARGE, LIGHT ROOMS. Elegant bath.
Public laundry. Hot water furnished
Janitor Service, Telephone. Etc.
HIGHEST REFERENCES REQUIRED
BLOCKS FROM AGRICULTURAL
DEPT. and BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
18th and MARYLAND AVE. 5. W
KARi:+cK * METCALF. lsSs G y. ".
nOu-eOd-tf
FOR RENr-FifJeen days rent free on tllOs,-
desirable Courtroom and bath apartments.
1916 ana l4lh-a Duncan ST. ne. only SO. 90 per
month, also s5l and 45IIz Tennessee ave. ne.
and liZ51s u 81. ne. only y14 - per month
MOORE * HILL unc.), III 18th 81.
n0lZ l4.l5
al7 FIFTH ST NE.-Best fye-room and bath
apartment Northeast; open; very low rent
nOl3-3t
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES

NEW
HARNESS VALUES.
SIS fine Surrey arness..............92
t26 fine Surrey Harness. .............Sl7
- Kay Buggy arness..............S
SIS fine Buggy Harness.
CARRIAGES - WAGONS - HARNESS
JAMES X PROBEY.
1870 52d ST. y. W oc2I-tf
FOR sALE-Ten work horses and mares.
10 be sold al once. cheap. IS up Apply rear
$40 Fennsy lvauia ave NV nol5-8t
FOR SALE-A sIx-year-oId horse. 25l0 Penn
syiyauia ave. n0l5-at
FOR sALE-A bargain work horses. I
wagon t1uublcJ and ] carriage. FIRST class
condition. Address BOX - this office
Eol5-3t
FOR SALE-Three excellent work hGrezE.
carts ard harness. Call ass n 81. sw.. after Z
j.. u. nol5-8J
FOR sALE-Horsr. grocery wagon and rub
Der Tire Fuuab"ut- Call grocery. Iu2 r. ~ uW.
uolJ-2t
FOR sALE-Horse. cart and harness. 4a3
Mass. ave. me- Uol5-2r
FOR sALE-Two good work horses. also
buggy and harness. big bargain. Ga y ST.
NV. no-4-3t
FOR sALE-Fin- driving mare: Kind ami
gentle. good roadster viii sell reasonable
1906 lith 81. nv. nol4-St
FOR sALE-Bay horse; very gentle. rapid
NV, between a. m. and p. IA. n0I4-8t
FOR sALE-Rubber tire rauabout; good CON
diu5n. $50 can 1922 Kenyon 81. nJi4-5J
The Washington times., 1904-11-15
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ORGANS. $40 UP.

A lot o. secondhand OrEans-best makes A.
One-fOurth original prices and on very easy
terms.
+. G. SMITH PIANO CO.
Bradbury Building, l225 Pa Ave
The Washington times., 1904-11-15
EVERY LADY MUST CONFEss-

Why does a man have a right u scsla
hls vile for paying so and 500 Tor a seJrfns
Liacnlnet Because she should have s,sfre5
toI chance Ike this. and bought the r.
torlte sewing machine now on the rnarE-t
tt ~ This Oner Is good only for i've davs
Get BACK at your husband and ask him Tor
=, sinai deposit % pay on sewing ma
chlne, al ROBERTSON 4 CO. 1910 5th ~
~" phone con. Sewing machines 81 NJ
makes ahd terms 70 suit open every even
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The Washington times., 1904-11-15
FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS.

WHY VIII you pay SiuO, when YOU can b.,
a good typewriter f0r 80. A. 80 gth ST.
uos-tu, ID, SALT
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-07-01

Tomorrow Colonel M. C. Morris,
Mrs. Morris and their daughter, Miss
Miriam, will take their departure for
st. Louis, where they intend to see
the exposition. While he does not
expect the affair will be equal to
anything that Arkansas could turn out
in the same direction, were 1t to
make the attempt, still the colonel
allows" that it may be worth while
to take a look at it. In honor Of the
very important event in his life, he
has supplied himself with a brand
new suit Of clothes, to be donned be-
fore leaving.
Officers have been elected by the
Epworth league as follows for the
ensuing term: President, Mrs. Ella
McCray; first vice president, Miss
Mabel Collins; second vice president
Mrs. Charles E. Miller; third vice
president, Mrs. H. II. Allen; fourth
vice president, David G. Gibson; sec
rotary, H. E. Reckard; assistant sec
rotary, Miss Jeanette Carlson; treas
urer, Miss Nettie Freeman; assistan,
treasurer, Frank Connolly, Jr.; organ
list, Mrs. J. G.. Creed; assistant or
ganists, Miss Hazel Morris, Mis-!
Miriam Morris.