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s-Burner Blue Flame Oil Cooker, s4.eo
A Eberly's Sons. rs It'll ST. NV.
A Progressive Move.

4. o. Hutterly, now located at So G
Street northwest, viii shortly move into
more spacious quarters. at 1872 Seventh
Street, where he viii continue to con-
duct a modern optical and jewelry es-
adjustment Mr.. Hutterly Is a graduate
OF some Of the largest optical Universi-
ties of the land and is very proficient
IN every branch of the service Much
credit is due Mr.. Hutterly, who has
twice within a short period enlarged his
enterprises.
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PILGRIMAGE OF AN EMPRESS.

VIENNA. july Sit Is announced
from Constantinople that IN September
next the Empress Of AbyssInia. attend
ed by a brilliant suite Of 200 peraons,
will make "a pilgrimage to the Holy
SepulcheT at Jerusalem This viii be
the first time that member Of the
ruling house Of Abyssinia has entered
the Holy Land
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LOCAL MENTION.
Ne CIaain OpticaI Co.

The name of the Clahin Optical Co..
SOl + Street northwest. has stood for
many years for all that is best in lenses
and optical goods. In recent CONVEX
sati0n on this subject with "a man well
qualified 10 speak, the name of the
Claflin Co. was mentioned first among
local optical houses, as being absolutely
accurate and reliable in their estimate
of eye requirements. Fifteen years of
careful. conscientious work has placed
them in this most enviable position
The firm Is composed of Mr.. =. c. Clafin
and son-Mr Harry +. Ciafin Every
instrument and appliance that modern
science has proven useful in determine
ing the precise needs of the human eve
Is part and parcel OF the equipment of
this house. The grinding OF lenses has
been reduced TO a fine art. and no per
son who suffers with any affection OF
the eyes need hesitate 10 place implicit
confidence in the ability OF the Ciaflin
Optical Co in the mater of remedying
any visual disorders.
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wANTED-sALEsMEN.

WANTED-Two travelling statesmen; $40
per month and expenses. Los AN
GELES CIDER CO, ST. Louis. No. 1t
ALESMEN-LOcal or travelling. TO sell
freproOf safes 20 business men and
farmers; experience unnecessary; quick
sales; big profits. ALPINE SAFE CO,
Cincinnati. Ohio. 1t
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The Home for the Blind,

9l5 z St NV. has workshops where
chairs are recaned and mattresses made
and renovated in the best manner at
lowest prices. Work given this institu-
ton aids a worthy cause.
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II Not one. Ihen Another.

Even II you don't win that thousand
you have the same chance as the next
one 10 take the 500 second prize in Toe
Times great election contest.
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Boston and Providence by sea" Mer-
chants and Miners Trans. Co. steamer
leaves Baltimore daily .. m Most
pleasant way 10 New England resorts
and St Louis Fair. Send for tour book.
W. +. Turner. q. p. A. Baltimore, Nd.
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What to Drink in Hot Weather.

Nothing quenches thirst and refreshes
the system like odd Glory" Beer It's
a good thing 10 have on hand in sum-
mer. For case phone w. 49, Abner-
Drury Brewing Co.
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TWO CENTS 4 WORD
Eor All other Classified Liners.
Three or More Consecutive Days. One
Cent a Word

Want Ads Received at Branch on1ces;
LIBRARY PHARMACY. I'd st. and Pennsylvania
Sc.
WA. q. GENTNER, cor. I4th and Y SITS. NV.
L. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 9Th ST., Rhode Isl
and ave, and s. NV.
W. ARMSTRONG, cor. Eth and II SITS. ne.
CHAS- H. BLUMER, North Capitol and sta
ne
r. A. YEITCH, Goth and sts NV.
H. A YATES, ne. cor. 9TH and NJ SITS. NV.
QJlGLEl's PHARMACY. 21st and G sta. NV.
O-DCNNELL DRUG CO., cor. Sth and c sts- Sc.
". d. CLARKE, 1919 SD st. NV.
DODGE & PORTMAN, cor 14th and
Il. 4. BUTTS. cor. 4th ST. and Mass ave. nS.
;. SACKS, cor. 9th and SITS NV.
I. u. DOWNS. cor. I'd and sts- ne.
NJ : FEALH, NV. cor. nth st. and Pa ave- Sc.
PETWORTH.
JOHNSON DRUG CO., ssOl New Hampshire ave.
and 2401 Brightwood ave-
ANACOSTIA.
NJ
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wANTED-AGENrs.

LITTLE WONDER Soda Fountain COM
plets. SIS Send names two reliable peo-
pie in your town. Your promise. you
want fountain TO act as agent to sell
VIII give You agents price. 81. and
terms, namely: Send S.; balance 80
days. No case Will we give these terms
on more than five fountains at one
time. Money refunded il not satisfied.
Expressage paid by us. Ca -alogue.
book recipes. fifty popular drinks With
fountain and recipes drink produced nc
glass. Syrup. literature. cards sales
mems outfit. DENTEER MIG CO,
SO Walnut Philadelphia syle-Su-tf
TO distribute samples.
circulars. tack signs. etc. We have dis
tributiCn for every locality; good pay;
permanent occupation ATOZ, South
Whitley. Ind, Box 49, JylO,H
AGENTS. make big money selling cam
Paign pictures. buttons. badges; write
quick Tor territory; send soc for sam
pies. HALL SUPPLY CO, 7715 Normal
ave. Chicago. III. 1t
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FOR RENT Two nicely furnished base
ment rooms and three bedrooms; suit
able for housekeeping, .lso other rooms:
With or without BOARD; reasonable. ~
X st. NV. iy7-ft
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FOR RENT-H0UsES.
COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED - Summer boarders; refer
ences; high elevation; magnificent view
Potomac; near railroad station; rates
reasonable. MABEL B. REMORE.
Alexandria Route s. jyS-St
WANTED-A few boarders at Belmont
Dairy Farm. Address +. =. THOMAS,
Edp5r, Md. jyS-3t
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"a Bottles Lager Beer, Use, Delivered.
Beavers. 423 ~ st. sw. Phone NJ. IOO6-D.
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The Biggest Print

Shop IN Washington, and the best print
ing at the littlest prices. Globe Printing
Co., now at I4th and e Streets.
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EIGHTY-NINE POSITIONS FILLED
last week-2l in one day; 512 positions
allied last month; 81 positions filed last
year, these positions paid from 81. 600 to
5000 salary TO statesmen. executive. cier-
lcal and technical men. Write or call,
HAPGOOD'S (Inc). I0S Colorado Build
ing IT
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Case Beer Delivered Like Express
Package. Budweiser and Blue Ribbon.
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Guaranteed Ovens, eoc, 81, s1.a5, S1.7s,
SEQ. A. Eberly's Sons. rs 7th st. NV.
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Fields Defalcation.

Fields is wanted for misapproapriating
about $1,000 belonging 10 the Washing
ton Beneficial and Endowment Assoc
citation. for which ne was trustee.
His alleged defalcauons are said 70 have
been discovered several days after the
Myers case was reported to the police
II is customary FOR police OF various
cities to appeal to one another for as
sistance Authorities out OF town we're
immediately communicated witE and
asked for aid in the Myers and Fields
cases.
Vigilant watch has been kept in Wash
ington and elsewhere. but the men have
not been found
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FOR RENT-Furnished room. suitable
for lady or gentleman. with or without
board lieo virginia ave sw. Jys-5t
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FOR RENT Uafurnis.led rooms. board.
1921 18th sL NV jys-st
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MISCELLANEOUS.

- High school g.aduate;
best references, specialties Latin Ger
man, history; coaching for 4Namina-
lions; moderate terms; thorough 25GS
University Place. NV. jyl0-St
COACHING LESSONS in mathematics
and Latin; also higher English and
modern languages. FLAT Is, The Lenox
1873 l. ST, tyl0-6t
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ONE large. elegantly furnished. newly
2apered room and one single room. with
or without board IA Sth st. NV. 5ys-es
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WANTED Roardcrs at Valley View.
Forest Glen. Md. finest water IN tho
country; spring II 200 yards Of the place;
plenty Of truit, vegeta bles.-eI1d chickens
Call or address MRS. A. ldOEGAN.
jy9-2t
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS

FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms;
light housekeeping; no children. 20
Mass ave. NV. jy10-2t
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WANTED-Man who understands cap
onizing. A. 3. WEED, Rosslyn, Va.
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WANTED-Ex Experienced electric eleva-
Tor man; white or colOred; X15 per mo-,
with room. Address BOX 425. this office
jy10-5t
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NANTED-Five active. energetic young
men of good address for light outdoor
work; special inducement to good men.
20 to SO per day made easily by. work
crS. Call Monday between and 4
o clock. Room S 91S ST. NV 1t
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WANTED take half interest in FUR
uished room house owned by lady Adj
Dress BOX 40. this Office. iys-St
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FOR NI-Large. cool rooms nicely
FURNISHED; corner house: COOL table;
sumner rates. 1872 18th 81 nv. II
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WANTED-Thoroughly experienced ele-
vator conductors; also china and glass
packers. Apply before a. IN. TO Supt.
;. KAHN, SONS & co. II
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A YOUNG MAN with some experience
III upholstering, apply at corner Sth and
Maryland ave ne. jy9-3t
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FOR RENr-FURN1sHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Nice airy room: dfth floor;
AT The Lenox. 1923 l. St. Flat Is. jyI0-3t
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BcARDERs WANTED-Ffome cooking:
pleasant rooms; also table boarders. 1928
CcrcOTan 81. NV. fv9-s.
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WANTED-Men everywhere. good pay.
TO distribute circulars, adv. matter, tack
signs. etc; no canvassing. NATIONAL
ADV. BUREAU, Chicago. 1t
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FIRST CLASS furnished rooms. single
or double, ~ith or without board SIG
9Th ST ne. 5y6-7t
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FOR RENT-s05 G ST NV, rooms;
first floor; opposite Pension Park II
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Have You Seen the Canopy Bar
at 70s D? r. NJ Shook.
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WANTED-Cigar salesmen; experience
unueeeSsary: good pay. EMANUEL
CO, Station j. New York. iy3-Su-5t
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ERe SSd So o 9s9 Min board sosTd FOR s9g tTo
10th 81 NV. fvs-ct
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NANIED-An honest man TO manage
subofice in Washington; fair education
and references required; $50 =, week 10
start. TREAS BRAMANS, 10 State St,
Rochester. y. Y. 1t
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FOR RENT-Large second floor front
roorn withor without board: osher
rooms; transients. I1ll II ST. NY. iyI0-5t
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FOR RENT-Front room. second floor,
for two gentlemen; furnished Gail l292
Va. ave. sw. after z. m jy10-3t
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FOR RENr-Two or three unfuTnished
rooms; newly papered; for Ugh. house
keeping. 1899 18th St NV. II
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Use American Paper Julep straws.
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FOR RENT-Rooms. furnished or I'M
furnished. with or without board. -
Grant Place nv. jy10-3t
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NTED-EXperienced canvassers and
agents; quick sellers: big profits, ROOM
=, Pacific Building. CD + ST NV jy10-2t
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BIREs, DOGS. 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. III
18th st. NV. and 65l III st. ne. je2O-tf
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

BAY VIEW COTTAGE. Virginia's ideal
summer home l. n POWELL. Prom.
Fine fishing, beihing. boating. free 10
gIests- jyl0-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-Partncr with 500 for ..Prac-
teal Dramatic School; Investigate.
lsRAMAIIC. this once jylO-st
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FOR RENT-Beautifu alcove south
rooms. furnished or uufurnished. with
or without excellent board; facing Capt.
tol grounds. one square 70 f9ur car
INES tourists accommodated. IL ST.
NV. II
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FOR RENT-Cool rooms, good table;
regular or transient SIS ID st. Sc.
Jyl0-3t
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FOR RENT-Three second-noo~ roonrs /:
gas. $l3; references. s3T P St jylo-st
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WANTED-A man Oh dairy. farm near
the city; must understand his business.
Inquire l. S. HOLLIDGE. at Salks Co.
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"Oueen of Summer Tnps.D

NVnSull ShdHeI ADOul wedding
flowers. 18th and /, III Pa. ave.
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good Timers.
Three good Helpers.
Three good Roof Painters;
Come ready for work.
IA 9th st NV II
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FOR RENT-Two nice. large rooms;
furnished for housekeeping. So 81 y
st. Sc. jy10-3t
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FOR RENT Furnished 500 1Itn St NV,
cool. nicely furnished rooms. jyi0-3t
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FOR RENT-Three niceIy-furnished
rooms for light housekeeping: near
Government buildings and car lines 107
L ST. NV. jyIG-2t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c a
load UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO.. AS-42o-422 10Th st. NV. jeI6-S0t
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FOR REST-Three unfurnished rooms
with private bath; light housekeeping.
lbs X ST NV. II
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WANTED-Wh man to solicit bust
ness houses; salary or-scOmmission.
Room PIG Stewart Bldg.,~5t and d SITS
NV iEa-f.t
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ASACOSTIA.
RURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and Je,.
ferson SITS
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FOUND.

FOUND-A pug dog Cal at lii5 st
NV. prove ownership and pay adver-
tisemept. iyl0-3t
BETTER PRINTING here for the
money than elsewhere; 1000 business
cards. 75c. HAYS, sos L ST NV. jyS-5t
See BARCLAY. The Ferret Man. ga
Louisiana ave. mh21-tf
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Ctnes luant Eos
ONE CENT 4 WORD

or Situation or Help Wanted
Ads. Rooms for Rent. Board
ing, Rooms and Board.
Minimum Charge. I5c One Insertion
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MYers' Disappearance.

Myers. wanted Tor absconding with
about $1,000 in currency from the Ma
tional Safe Deposit, and Savings, and
Trust Company. disappeared on May Is.
II was believed he had gone to some
large city aud could be easily found by
aid of the minute description given in
the circular. He has, however, eyaded
arrest for more than month.
II is now thought he may have an
chored in small borough or town. Cap
tain Boardman thought Of this and de-
cided 10 send out his circulars TO the
smallest post place In the country in
the hope of locating the much-wanted
man
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FOR RENT-oFFIcEs.

FOR RENT-Unfurnished offices, second
floor, 6l2 9Th st NV; suitable for bust
ness or housekeeping. Apply to V.
BALDWIN JOHNSON. je3g-tf
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED Experienced electric eleva-
Tor man; white or colOred; A15 per mo-.
with room. Address BOX 425, this office.
-
WANTED-Man who understands cap
onizing. A. b. WEED, Rosslyn, Va.
WANTED-Three good Timers.
Three good Helpers.
Three good Roof Painters:
Come ready for work.
IA 9th st NV II
WANTED-Five active. energetic young
men OF good address for light outdoor
work; special inducement to good men,
20 10 $40 per day made easily by. work
crs; Call Monday between and 4
clock, Room S. 9lS + st. NV. II
WANTED Experienced canvassers and
agents; quick sellers; big profits. RoonY
=, Pacific Building. G22 r st NV jyl0-2t
WANTED-An honest man TO manage
SubOflce in Washington; fair education
and references required; $50 =, week 10
start. TREAS. BRAMAN, 10 State St,
Rochester. n. Y. 1t
Thoroughly experienced ele-
Vator conduct0rs; also china and glass
packers. Apply before a m TO Supt.
;. kANN, SONS & co. 1t
WANTED-Cigar statesmen; experience
unnecessary; good pay. EMANUEL
Co, Station J, New York. jy3-Su-5t
WANTED-Me every where. good pay.
TO distribute circulars, adv. matter, tack
signs. etc; no canvasstng- NATIONAL
ADN BUREAU, Chicago. 1t
EIGHTY-NINE POSITIONS FILLED
last week-I in one day; 512 positions
allied last month; 81 positions filed last
lone fs-r.rr- RI
5000 salary TO statesmen. executive. cier-
ical and technical men. Write or call,
HAPGOOD'S Qnc) 10S Colorado Build
ing It
A YOUNG MAN with some experience
IN upholsfering. apply a corner Sth and
Maryland ave ne jy9-3t
WANTED-A man Oh dairy. farm near
the city; must understand his business
Inquire l. S HOLLiDGE. st Sats Co.
jy92t
wANTED-An experienced collector and
outside salesman; wagon furnished. 1920
9Th nv. jy9-5t
WANTED White man to solicit bust
ness houses; salary or commission.
Room PIG Stewart Bldg,~oth and y SITS.
NV. - -jjSS-tI
WANTED-Men to learn barber trade:
eight weeks average time required
wages Saturdays while learning; so to
SO weekly guaranteed when through
lllustra ted catalogues mailed free. MO-
LER'S BARBER COLLEGE, $50 Canal
81 New York city. jys-6t
WANTED-Cake baker: at once. 467
Fla. ave. NV jy9-2t
WANFED-Swede or German boy to
care for horse and garden; reference
required. =. W. GIDEON, Postofice De
parJment iy9-3t
WANTED baker at 1916 9Th St NV
WANTED-A man to make himself use
ful in market. Inquire 1909 18th ST NV.
WANTED Piasterers at 18th st. and
Maryland ave. sw.; good wages. jyS-3t
WANTED-Neat. welI-educa.ed young
men. fine business propoSition salary
and commission. Apply 10 D. m
ROOM Sc. 9lS f st. NV. jy7-6t
WANTED-Colored gentlemen solicitors
for the best fraternal life insurance or
der in America. Address p. o. BOX ia
Jyo-6t
WANTED-Bright boys 10 start Times
routes; good money earned after school,
hours For further information apply
10 Circulation Department. Times Build
ing. fc2S-tf
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SEEK DEF AULTERS
IN SMALL TOWNS
Descriptive Circulars of
Myers and Fields.
SENT ALL OVER COUNTRY
Police Believe Men Wanted May Be
Had in Some Small
Place.
SENT ALL OVER COUNTRY

Another determined effort is to be
made by the police in the endeavor 10
apprehend Willard H Myers and
Thomas NJ. Fields. both wanted IN
Washington for alleged misappropria-
ton of thousands of dollars from those
VINO trusted them.
For the past four days there has been
great activity at Police Headquarters.
-Four men, among them Captain Carter,
an0 Detectives Burrows ana Evans.
have been busily engaged addressing
circulars containing descriptions of the
m ssing men. and telling OF their al
legged crimes.
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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.
DIR. J. l.. WILSON. 1908 f ST NV.
je8-30t
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Inquiry IN SmalI Town.

Although several thousand of these
circulars We're scattered broadcast
Throughout the country in May and
June. they were sent chiefly 10 the
large cities None of the smaller towns
al d hamless were taken in"
About 5000 new circulars have been
printed. and the four men at PuIicc
Headquarters were each given a copy
of the Postal Guide.
They were Instructed by Captain
Bs3ardman TO begin with Alabama and
direct an envelope containing one Of
the circulars to the chief OF police, town
sergeant or postmaster of each Of the
towns where there was a postoffice. In
order 10 travel with their pens from
Alabama 10 Wyoming the men We're
called upon TO work four days. directing
circulars from o'clock in the after
noon until the wee sma' hours Of the
morning
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SALE-Large size boys wheel in
fine condition: $40; also girls tricycle..
s. Address BOX 4l2 this office. iyl0-3t
FOR SALE-Ladies' bicycle: in first
clasG condition; $40. 1000 18th st. NV.
jyl0-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Furniture enough to fiji my
large, new second store. cor. 18th and II
SITS. to- cor. 18th and y. Y ave; whole
block; 20 per cent more than dealers
prices J. II. SAYMAN, 18th and II NV
ivl0-6t
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PROF. LIVINGSTON.
NEW YORK

WANTED-Woman for general house
work Apply $50 New Jersey ave. Sc.
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WANTED-Fur for cash; see me
before you sell. HOLLYWOOD. sth and X
jy1O-3r
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS.

FOR SALE Cheap, new typewriter.
For trial and inspection address BOX
406 this office. jy9-3t
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-05-21

Mr.. Jolly, with an understood pur-
pose of discrediting him before the
people Of the county, and before the
men who elected him to Office.
Why is it done? About a year
ago, the present county court. fol-
lowing the precedent of JudgeHuf-
ford, had prepared and printed a
statement which showed the fiscal
operations of Benton county for
term of years, including the amount
of debt-reduction by the several adj
ministrations. The report exposed
the gross Misrepresentation the Ga
zette had been guilty of in figures it
had formerly published and because
of that the present department"
has it in for Commissioner Jolly and
his colleagues. They set forth the
truth and it happened to discredit
falsehoods that had been told, and
for that. it is the view of the "de-
partment. that Mr.. Jolly shall be
butchered politically. It is piece
Of spite work, pure and simple,
without justification, without reason
and without excuse. The effect is
bad, because when men are attacked
for an honest effort to better roads
how can future county boards be ex-
pected to be favorable to improve
ment of highways? What county
court will interest itself in expendi-
ture of public money for road bet
terment if a newspaper that ought
to be favorable to good roads spends
its time in criticism of road work?
With a so-called newspaper condem-
ing road-work because of its own
petty grievances at the court, of
what utility is it for the people to
urge, desire, dream of or even hope
for a bettered road system. There
isn't a man or a set of men on earth
who will undertake to build better
roads, if they know beforehand that
they are to be assailed, CALLED and
lied about for an effort to better
things. For the present, the ques-
ton of road improvement in Benton
may as well be dropped.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-05-21
Why vote against Teit Burnett

Why vote against Teit Burnett
for sheriff. Is itsnot an admitted
fact that he is the, best sheriff in
Oregona Is he not well known all
over Oregon as the only sheriff in
the state who can collect the taxes
keep the books and run the sher-
IFS Office without assistance? Is
it not true that in all other coun-
ties deputies galore are hired and
paid for by the county in tax col
lecting time? What possible rea-
son can be urged for voting against
such a man? Is it not a simple
matter Of business that, because
of what he can do and does, he
ought to be elected?
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-05-21

The question is, has Victor
Moses done his duty as county
clerk? If not, vote against him.
IF he has done his duty, and he has;
if he is the best county clerk in
Oregon, which he is, if he has
given the people the best service
that was ever given by any clerk in
any Office in any county. which he
has; if he is one of the best boys
that ever was placed before the
people as candidate, which he is,
then why turn him down? Is it
not a cold business proposition with
taxpayers that he ought to be ell
ected to a second term in Office?
If under the circumstances, there
is reason to turn him down, will
some one explain what that reason
is?
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-05-21
W. G. Lane,
Chief OF Police.

An essential in the assessor S
Office is good knowledge of values,
land, and otherwise, to the end
that there shall be equality and uni
formity in valuations. His life on
a farm, his fine Judgment, his
known reputation for fair dealing
are all qualifications that Thomas
Davis possesses for the Office. In ad-
dition, he would bring to the Office,
if elected, clerical ability gained
from experience as a bookkeeper,
that would perfectly round out his
fitness for the office. On these
grounds, his candidacy appeals
with popular favor ovoters.