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attended by Miss Smith. Miss Moore,
Messrs. 1;pseomb and Moore. The bride
wore n gray travelling costume with hat
and gloves to match.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Il. q.
Carnefix. Mr.. and Mrs Moore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vaughan. Mr.. and Mrs Ohm How
eli OF King William county; Mr.. and
Mrs. Baughan, Misses Hall, Begley, Sui
Ivan, Allanson. Weems and Farmer;
Messrs. Wagner Neal. Kelly. vess, Tay-
Tor, Beddles, Russell and Ellis.
King--Fogg.
Miss Lula L. Fogg and Mr.. Michael j.
Ning were married Tuesday, November
18th, at T:S0 A. NJ, In the Episcopal res
idence. by the Rev. Father Joseph Magri
Miss Fogg wore n travelling. suit of
brown cloth, with hat and gloves to
match, and carried Bride roses. Her
maid Of honor, Miss Nellie r. Whltlock,
wore white organdy and carried a large
bunch OF white chrysanthemun,s.
Mr.. Jerry Brady acted as best man.
alrs. King left on an extended Northern
tour.
Distinguished Brides.
Town and Coutry," under date OF
November 10th, says:
Charles Henry Adams, Of New York, who
was married last week to Mr.. Edmund
G. Conserve, Is a granddaughter. OF the
late John j. Crittendcn, and her grand
mother, Mrs. Crittenden, Is ono Of the
bellies before the war in Washington
mentioned by Mrs. Roger a. Pryor in her
now book "Reminiscences OF Peace and
War From an old time society letter
Mrs. Pryor culls descriptions Of frocks
and frills, and from one Item Is this:
Mrs. John j. Crttenden vas superb In
blue MORE antique, with point lace trim
mings." This was In the days when Lady
Napier, the wife Of the British ambassa-
dor, had prominent place In the social
life OF Washington, and Mrs. Crlttenden
is mentioned as one in u group OF dis
tinguishcd women. Miss .Adams's we'd
ding was, celebrated at All Souls Church.
Her sister. Miss Agnes Crittenden Adj
ans, was maid Of honor.
In Mrs. Pryor's book also there Is much
mention of Petersburg, Va, where. on
Wednesday OF this week, Miss Lucy Lee
Hill daughter of the late General A. p.
Hi;l, was married to General James Mac
gill. III one chapter Mrs. rryor writes
humorously Of a Dejeuner a ia Fourchette
given by General Wilcox In Petersburg
during the days of famine, when "starva-
ton parties were the chief social func-
lions. Mrs. Pryor chaperoned the oc-
casion aud contributed the daint!est of
the dishes ..The Generals breakfast"
Mrs. Pryor writes. was a great success
-. $3.50 and indeed, the guests
brought noble appetites. The General
took in the pretty widow. General A.
P. Hill honored me" In another para
graph Mrs. Pryor writes: General A. r.
HEl and Colonel William Pegram came
often to see us General Lee often pass
ed the door on his way to the lines. /"
Northerners who have read Mrs. Pryor's
book Will appreciate the Importance and
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lew days with her son, Mr.. Claiborne NJ.
James, has returned to her home in Gooch-

lew days with her son, Mr.. Claiborne NJ.
land county.
Mr.. Dorsey, Mountcastle. who has been
removed from the Memorial Hospital TO
his residence No. ZIG East Clay Street,
is slowly improving:
Miss Susie Bradley. OF fredericksburg,
Va, will be the Thanksgiving guest OF
Miss Irving Withers Wright, at No. 102
West Grace Street.
In the course Of TRANSMISSION from the
Apoman,s Exchange valuable drawn
linen centerpiece, belonging to widow
lady living on Fifth Street. has been
lost, supposedly, on Fourth Street. Any
one hearing OF the missing parcel Will
do a. great favor to the owner by conf
municating with her through the Wo-
mans Exchange as the loss to her Is
serious one.
Miss Minnie Clarke. OF No. COS East
Marshall Street. has resumed her vocal
studies under the instruction OF Miss Nc
Balm. Miss Clarke possesses contralto
/ voice Of rare sweetness. and her friends
| predict for her a bright future.
! Mrs. Edwin c. Schroeder, OF No, 500 East
| Franklin Street. left wednesday night
/: for points In Georgia, South and North
| Carolina, where she Will visit friends for
/! about three weeks.
| The Misses Moore. of West Franklin
| Street, have returned home after a
delightful visit TO Mrs. Thomas Jones, of
Smithheld, Va, and to Old Point.
Mrs. c. W. Dalrymple has been called
| to the bedside OF her sister, In Whining
| tom Del, who is III with typhoid fever.
\ N@3 'ls55 l--tsY'ti ,ss sAn4f taFaEla s84str
Rev. Dr. g. y, Stricller and Misses
Mary and lcfie strickler. who have, since
early in the summer been the guests OF
] President and Mrs George II. Denny, at
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Grace Street for the winter, Miss Judith
Anderson is in Richmond. The other
young ladies have not yet returned,
Mr.. William I,lnkhauers Of No. 2l3
North Twentieth Street, left Thursday
for Glenwood Springs, Col, for his health,
Brook Avenue Sewing School will meet
Friday afternoon, November 18th, at $3.50
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strlckler has sufficiently recovered his
health to be able to resume work at Union Ion
| Theological Seminary. sa

strIcker has sufficiently recovered his
health to be able to resume work at Union
Theological Seminary.
Major and Mrs. Heth Tyler will be at
home atterGD December 9Th a NO 16a Duke
Street, Norfolk. They will spend their
honeymoon South.
Mrs. Z. D. Baker. OF Lynchburg, Va.
who has been undergoing m edtcal treat
glnent at St Lukes Hospital. has returned
home. 8.js 81 ST ss
Mr. and Mrs. T.. l.. Noel and son, OF
Somerset. Ky, have returned home after
spending a very delightful visit with
Mrs. Noelsa father and mother, MIR. and
Mrs. Thomas Valentine, OF sTwenty-third
Street, Church Hill. Mrs. Noel is q very
charming young lady OF the East END.
Mr.. Noel is very popular engineer OF
Somerset, Ky. s5lis,Ss
The Kings Daughters, "In the Service
of the King willie meet with Miss Bes-
sic French, OF No. 4l5 East Franklin
Street, at 1890 O'Clock Monday afternoon
AS this is a very important meeting, all
members are earnestly requested TO az, az
tend.
The annual donation day of9the Rich
mond Home for Ladies' VIII be held at the
Home, No. SIS North Seventh Street. on
November Gath, Thanksgiving Day. Con-
trtbutions OF all kinds will be thankfully
received Try the board OF mana gers This
is a noble charity. and help Is much
needed at this time. III
Miss Fannie Archer. Of Houston, Texas,
tho daughter OF Dr.. w. "A. Archer IS
visiting her aunt Mrs. il l.. Howell. at
No. los North First Street. Miss Archer,
Is q granddaughter Of James Il. Tlghl-
man, a member OF an old Eastern Shore,
Maryland. family. Her grandfather Ar
cher lived at Chesterfield Courthouse be-
fore moving to Houston. Miss Archer
would be glad to meet any of her fathers
relatives while In Virginia. 4s
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minister OF tho Episcopal Church. fio is
a native OF Newfoundland, but attended
college in Virginia. and the Episcopal
Theological seminary at Alexandria, and
since his graduation, no has been en-
gagged in missionary, work on the west
coast OF Africa.
After the ceremony reception was
held. The couple left over the Southern
Railway for New York. from whence
they sail on Saturday for London. and
after three weeks spent In England and
France. they VIII sail Via Canary Is
lands Cor Cape Mount, their future home.
where the groom has charge OF the
Episcopal mission work In Liberia.
A large number OF friends and rela-
tives attended the wedding. Among those
present from distance were Mrs. Mann
S. valentine. from Richmond; Mrs I.
F. Morton and Miss Blanche Morton,
from Savannah: General John u. Roller,
from Harrsonburs: Mrs. james NJ.
Owens, from Lynchhurg. and many
others. A hountiful collation. was served,
Robcrson-Hall.
# 4 beautiful wedding was celebrated
Wednesday night November 10th. at $3.50
O'Clock. In the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall, OF Belle Isle. when their sister,
Miss Sarah f. Howell, was married to
Mr.. John Robertson. OF swansboro.
The Rev. Thomas Senrmes. OF st. An-
sdrews. OBLIGATED. The bridal couple we're
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on, clara Dunsford, Bessie parish,

son. Clara Dunsford, Bessie Parrish,
Anna Pollard. Minnie Burkert. Mary
Pollard. Elsie Watkins, Ida billiard,
Bertha Hastings and Messrs. Philips,
Walter White. Charlie Felvey, Kenneth.
richardson, Linwood woodward, Charlie
Kane, Charlie Gentry. Ray England. John
Euckols and others.
List of Patronesses.
List OF patronesses for University Of
Virginia Glee Club are as follows:
Mrs. Gordon McCabe, Mrs. l. L. Lewis,
Mrs Horny c. Cabell. Mrs William A..
Anderson, Mrs John Kerr Branch, Mrs,
John w. Harrison. Mrs. Schuyler Ham
ilton, Mrs. Isaac Davenport. Mrs. Levin
1oynes Mrs. Dabney s. Crenshaw, Mrs.
Emanuel RaaNo, Mrs. ]. Stuart Bryan,
Mrs. T.. N. Caiisch, Mrs. Eppa Hunton.
Mrs Decatur Axtel Mrs, James Keith,
Mrs William j.. Royal, Mrs. Charles II.
Smith. Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mrs. Bev-
LAWRENCE Ingram, Mrs, John Garrett
Dew, Mrs. Won Roscnegk, Mrs. Lawson
G. Younger, Mrs. "A. L. walford, Mrs.
], r. ". Daniel, Mrs. Landon Mason, Mrs
J. Finders Rcs,lnson, Mrs. John N. Up.
shur, Mrs Ben Palmer, Mrs. r. Carter
Scott, Mrs Andrew Christian, Mrs. Frank
Christian, Mrs. Julian Hill. Mrs. George
Ainslle, Mrs. John a. Coke. Mrs. George
Ben Johnston, Mrs. George Ross. Mrs
Edward ]. Willis, Mrs. Edward MCGUIRE
Mrs. John l.. Williams. Mrs. Ennion Will
liams Mrs. Moses D. Hoge. Mrs. Chris
TOPPER Tompldns. Mrs James Fl. Gordon.
Mrs. Eugene Massie. Mrs. Charles Whit
lock, Mrs. Simon Sycle, Mrs. E. L. Benllss,
Mrs. Henry G. Reilly
Personal Mention.
DR.. j. Ross Stevenson, Of the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Will DO tho
distinguished guest OF DR.. and Mrs j.
Calvin Stewart during the students con-
ference at Union Theological Seminary
beginning December I'd.
Among the guests al the woman's Club
on Thursday afternoon last was Miss
Casey Wright tho daughter Of General
Marcus Wright, OF Washington, D. G..
Miss Wright Is the guest in Richmond
OF Mrs Greer Ba,ighman.
Misses May and Jane Boyden, Of Sails
bury, N. c., two young ladies whose
repu tation for beauty and wit Is vide
Spread In their native State and wherever
they have visited in Virginia. will be
the guests OF Mrs. Ida w. Ellerson for
Thanksgiving week and afterward ar
irving in Richmbn' November sd:
Mrs. Claiborne NJ. James who has been
at her fathers, Mr.. Richard w. Johnson,
in Cumberland. MARYLAND, for a few
months past. has returned to Richmond
with her infant daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
James are at present at No. zoe South
Third street.
Messrs Albert and Everett Waddey
have recently enjoyed a hunting trip to
Louisa county.
Z 4
Attorney General and Mrs William a.
Anderson are located a No. POS West
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o'clock, in No. 81s Brook Avenue. Teach h
crs and scholars arc requested ito be
prompt as It is an important meeting
and the session will ,be short.
Mrs. j.. Claiborne James, who spent q
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Among the guests at the woman's Club
on Thursday afternoon last was Miss
Casey Wright, tho daughter Of General
Marcus Wright, OF Washington, .. G.
Miss Wright Is the guest in Richmond
OF Mrs. Greer Baughman.
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Mrs. Claiborne NJ: James who has been
at her fathers, Mr.. Richard w. Johnson,
In Cumberland. Maryland. for few
months past. has returned to Richmond
with her infant daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
James are at present at No. zoe South
Third Street. M
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Messrs. Albert and Everett Waddey
have recently enjoyed hunting trip to
Louisa county.
Attorney-General and Mrs William, A..
Anderson ara located at No. 2oS West
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-10
.ALUMNAE OF HOWARD
WILL HOLD A BAN QUIET

The Alumnae Association Of the medi-
cal department OF Howard University is
arranging TO hold a banquet tomorrow
night at True Reformers' Hall. Twelfth
and L Streets northwest The banquet
Is In honor Of the senior members Of the
faculty. Circular letters have been sent
20 every graduate OF the school, IN and
out Of town, and a large number is ex-
pected 10 respond. The committee haV-
Ing charge Of the arrangements consists
OF DR.. @. w. Cabaniss. DR.. c. A. Tignor
DR.. J. w, Mitchell. DR.. A. NJ Waring.
DIR. A T. Pride, and DR.. R. 3. Stewart
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles II. Cross. 80. and Marie A
Bakemann. 30
Buddy CASTOR. 2. and Mary A. Con-
tee. u
John P; Wilson. %. and Daisy E. Nc
John II. Young, IS, and Georgia Green
leaf 81
Joseph Reith. A., ana Frederick Noel
Ter, 40
Steeyer. %.
Willie Payne. q. of Remington, Va,
and Esther Hoffman, q, OF Jefferson,
ton. Va
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NEWS FROM BoYDS.

BOYDS. Nd, May 10-The Bennett
Creek slate quarries at Hyattstown are
again operating after resetting their
plant. and are getting out the finest grade
: OF slate In this country. Slate was cut
there last week. twenty-four feet by
lthirty-two feet for special order. and
less than one-fourth inch in thickness.
Quite lot Of money has been expended
IN fine machinery that has been put in
place there.
Baseball fever has again struck this
, county. and Buck Lodge has organized
good team. that will battle with most
OF the leading amateur teams OF the
county. The team is composed OF some
good material. and viii be strengthened
The organization is made up Of r.
Darby, Dade Darby, William Ripple, NJ
Poole. Darby Poole, John Darby. Thomas
Carter, G. Cox. NJ. Johnston. Substi-
tutess II. Benson. William Rice.
The Jamestown, Andrew Small Acad-
envy, a fair aggregation Of players, have
organized with Gassway, Cfssell. Claude
Sales. Griffith. Gassaway. Carter, and
Broome. players: Stang. substitute.
At the election for town officers at
Hilton. and Luther Gecii We're We're eieeted
town commissioners. Mayor VIII be Sc
'lected next week at meeting.
The body Of Mrs. Eliza N. Jarboe. Of
Mount Ephrain, near Dickersons, has
been inferred in St Mary's Cemetery, at
Barnesville. She died Thursday even
ing. aged eighty-ffve years. Mrs. Jarboe
was well known She was the third
wife Of the late Samuel Jarboe OF that
vicinity. and a sister OF Mrs. Peter r.
Clements She had been sick for twenty
years with spinal troubles, and ii is said
in all that time she had never left her
room until buried today
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED-B oarders on q farm; fruit
ice milk; two miles from Brunswick. on
the b. & O. +. r.; terms 81 TO IS per
week. Address MRS y, d. THOMAS,
Petersville. Md. myl0-7t
BOARDERS EYANTED-I viii take two
refined ladies TO boaru from May is 10
October i; nice room; good table; finest
scenery and delightfully."- cool. Address
MRS. H.. p. o. Box $50. Warrenton, Va.
myl0.12.14
REFINED FAMILY on salt water will
accommodate few select boarders: sre-
ciai terms for the season: boats free
catering first class. RIVER VIEW.
Woolfords s, Md. my9-3t
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Forfeits Collateral.

Ten dollars collateral was forfeited in
gan arrested recenfiv bv Detectives
Parham and O'Rrien on a charge of
stealing a bottle OF cherries and a bottle
of whisky. valued at 81. so. They were
Hotel
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Wants $500 Bond.

Five hundred dollars bond was asked
by Judge Kimball in the Police Court
today when he held David Purcell for
the action OF the grand jury on charge
Of stealing $3.50 from Peter Dolan, a
coachman. who lives above q stable in
the rear OF 1920 Rhode Island Avenue.
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Given Light Penalty.

For the larceny Of a dress valued at
$50 belonging 10 Mrs. Kate Prince sew
eral days ago, Lardonia Carter, a negro
servant girl, was fined $50 or ninety days
in JILL by Judge KimbaIl, IN the Police
Court today. The girl has a good record
and the dress was recovered, hence the
light penalty.
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Canned Concealed WeapOn.

Because he carried a razor for SHAY
ing" David Lowery, a negro. was slned
$50 or $50 days IN the workhouse. by
Judge Scott. IN the Police Court today.
On his promise to leave the city, he was
on his personal bond.
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LOCAL MENTION.
There Is no Better Tonic

than Nat. Cap. Brewing Co.'S ''Muenche-
ner" Beer. Pure and healthful Brewed
OF finest malt and imported Bohemian
hops. Phone ODD doz.. S1-25.
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Demand for a jury trial was made in
the Police Court today by William
Thornley,, charged with the larceny Of q
bicycle valued at so from Stella Lewis.
Thornley, pleaded not guilty TO the
charge.
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FOR SALE-BICYcLEs.

FOR SALE-FIfty secondhand wheels.
good as new: lowest prices c. T.
HUNTER. The Bicycle Man. 1l3 Penn
sylvania ave. NV my9-3t
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BABY CARRIAGE TIRES.

BABY CARRIAGE TIRES put on, si.5t
a set. Drop postal c. T. HUNTER
The Bicycle Man. lis Pennsylvania ave.
NV. aD30-30t
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Two-Burner "Dangler" Gasoline Stove,
s2s5. A Eberly's sons. rs 7th St NV.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No ex-
tracing, no pain; look, feel, act. and
last longer than natural teeth; shrunk-
en- faces made normal; painless filings
DIR. ]. L. WILSON. 1903 b st. NV.
ap29-30t
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Canaries, breeding cages,
parrots, cats. dogs. fancy poultry IN
cubators, brooders, grit, oyster she'll
golohshes and aquariums etc. ScHMID'S
PET ANIMAL STORE. 1I2 18th St NV.
de25-tf
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Reisinger's Strawberry Ice Cream Is
Made from fresh strawberries. Try It.
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Case Beer Delivered Like Express

Package. Budweiser and Blue Ribbon.
Fogle's. 206 7th ST. sw. Phone Main 543.
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Federal Seal at o'Rseta'a. sO4 Pa. ave.
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Beautiful Sweet Peas
Demands Jury Trial.

At Skaters. l4th and I: III Pa ave.
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FOR SALE-AUToMoBILE.

FOR SALE-Automobile; gasolene; Gin
gle seat touring car; great hill climber;
must be sold. +. p. AVERY, The Roll
and. my10-3t
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Ask for Federal Seal whiskey.
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LOST.

STRAYED OR STOLEN-On Thursday.
May 5. a black cat with white breast;
black spot on nose; answers TO name of
Major" reward. 2217 l ST. II
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ROOMS papered, sl.75 up; house paint
ing; lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS
64s II st. ne. Phone z 1881. myle-3t
ROOMS papered 20 per cent cheaper
than other firms: work guaranteed H.
HEWITT, Gil East Capitol ST my9-2t
ROOMS 2APERED, & up: only dealer
who gives legal guarantee ON wosk; sam
pies and estimates given tree. Send
postal WIN V. MAHONEY, sos Penn
sylvania ave. Sc. Phone East I14-F.
my6-Tt
ROOMS PAPERED. s175 up; work
guaranteed; drop postal r. B. BATES.
30 r St NV. ap29-I5t
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FOR RENT-oFFIcES

FOR RENT-Desk ROOM second floor,
18th st. front, Colorado Building. Adj
dress BOX II. this office. myS-st
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WANTED-ROoMS.

WANTED-Two or three unfurnished
rooms: light housekeeping; water on
same moor Address BOX &c, this office.
my10-St
WANTED-June OF earlier, two unfur-
hlshed rooms for light housekeeping.
second floor preferred; state price. Adj
dress BOX 81, this office. my10-3t
WANTED-Flat for light housekeeping;
three children. ages 9, u, 10; answer Civ
ing particulars; can only inspect p. m.
Address BOX Y, this Office. mys-3t
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-Horses TO pasture; personal
attention given all horses sent to my
farm. FRANK WATERS & BRO,
Burnt Mills, Nd my2-l2t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GROCERY STORE-Established trade.
$500 weekly: must sell Immediately: bar
gain. AUSTIN BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
6S5 G 81 NV myl0-5t
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FOUND-The way to get rid Of rats.
See BARCLAY. the Ferret Man, 927
Louisiana ave. mh21-tf
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TWO CENTS 4 WORD

For All Other Classified Liners.
Three or More Consecutive Days. One
Cent Word.
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WANTED-Two first-class finishers on
hrst-class trousers, at 1900 Q st. NV.
myI0-3t
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TED-Experienced sewer at once;
must understand all parts of dressmak-
ing: colored preferred. 1898 18th St NV.
myl0-3t