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WANTED-BICYCLES.

WANIED-To buy all bicycles In Washing
ton at highest cash prices. q. r. HUNTER,
The bicycle Man. llS Pennsylvania ave. and
81 + st. NV. no92 81
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR HENT-BuiIding ga 7th 81 NV: entire
building can be rented. or the first and sec
0nd floors Reasonable rent % good tenant
ROsENBEHd & co. Jeui1er Building 1th
and j. SIS. oI4-Gt-ezSu
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FOUND.

ONE POUND OF fancy mixed cakes, worth
zoe. with every gallon OF our ice cream.
am navors zoe and soc per gallon. LACEY,
g07 New York ave. NV. Phone Main 533.
no20-1
FoUND-BOYCE's BABIES. 1928 ST. nv.
no23-3t
FOITND-The way to get rid OF rats See
BARCLAY. The FsE'et Alan- ~ Louisiana
- mh21-tf
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+. q. SMITH PIANO CO.
Bradbury building l2Z5 Pa Ave
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FOR SALE-BICYCLE TIRES.

REAL HARTFORD TIRES. Sls5. put on:
written guarantee. only ask comparison; vul-
eAniZing. 4Oc, guaranteed. JONES TIRE
WORKS, COZ Goa r ST. noig-5t-exSu
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FOR RENr-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.


FOX RENI-Three unfurnished rooms for
housekeeping; back porch; adults. 15S d St
Re nO33-3t
FOR RENT-SecOnd floor. three nice un-
tuiHisheu corner rooms for light hOusekeep-
ing hot-Water heat; everything new; refer
ehee required; no children; price reason
able 200 u 81 NV II
FOR REST-Unfurnished. Kitchen. dining
room and two bedrooms; first floor. 1866 X
ST. NV. II
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms; heat
gas, and BATH price. 81. 1871 9th ST. NV.
n023-3t
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms. 439 st.
NV; light housekeeping. Ho23-st
FOR RENT-Two rooms and bathroom. I73
Seaton 81. NV uo23-3t
FOR RENT-Flat Of four unfurnished rooms
steam heat; hot and cold water; private bath
and back porch OWNER. 80 NJ 81. ne.
nO23-3t
FOR RENT-Two rooms for light housekeep-
ing convenient ana price reasonable come
quick. 500 9th ST. NV noz3-2t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

UPHOLsTERING-B work: lowest prices;
carpet Work a specially 1t. q. CONF. 1923
4th 81 nW. uo235t
CARPET LAYING, cutting, fitting, reIaylag
Call or address q. JACKSON. II04 - ST NV
nol9-6t
THE PHILADEL PHIA SCRAP IRON AND
METAL co We pay the highest prices FOR
JUNK aud secondhand furniture, stoves
feather beds, ana clothing speciality. Send
postal 10 900 10Th 81. NV. Phone ". G3g.
HoI3-Tt
PROF LEAFHERS. the London expert piano
ana organ tuner. Repairing, cleaning, pol
'Tt't-'EI and tuning. Address all COmmunlCa-
lions 70 PROF LEATHEHs, Station A
Georgetown. nol97t
HANDSOME RUGS made nom old worn car
pets, and your work promptly done: car
pets called Tor and delivered free. Address
ECLIPSE RUG Co. Laurel. Md. Please drop
postal. nOls-7t
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FOR sALE-AUTOMoBILES

WILL TRADE Oldsmobile. in good condition.
v-,.h leather top. rear seat. brass lamp. horn,
storm cover TOOLS extra new tire etc, Tor
lot or lots In city or near vicinity. cost $50:
or will sell cheap FOR cash Address BON
5ks This nffice. nOz--1l
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS.

FOR SALE-Latest model No 6 Remington
typewriter. IN fine condition, only $40
WELLINGTON AGENCY. COS nth St NV
n02l-3t
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BACHELOR APARTMENTS.

62I Z STREET n. W
TWO ROOMS AND BATH. JUST CON-
PLETED, AND WITH EVERY KNOWN
CONVENIENCE. so UP. CENTRAL
LOCATION. Apply 70 JanitoT on prem
ises or TO owner, ROOM 10. SIT I4th
ST. nv. ocS-u
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wANTED-RoOMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By quiet. pleasant woman, room
and board preferably with woman alone.
where room can bs used as sitting room.
VIII pay SO. or VIII take room II board Is
ia HeighDoTH0od. Address BOX -ol, TINS OF
uCe. MOIST
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FOR SALE-10 II. p. Marine gasolene engine
complete. cheap. G. ". FORSBERG, sth and
Wafer. no22-4t
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-One large store. 1904 Park st
near IAN: large show windows: hot-Vater
neat
ONE fine store, with large basement: as
II 81 ne near Government Printing or
NC 4lJ- 90
noll-tf
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HELP ,gANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-Woman cook one fireman: stable
man; woman for general hOusewOrk. Call az
l02 ~ Sd NV no22-5t
WANTED-Oystsr cook Apply al once. Zl0
14th ST sw. H02l-3t
WANTED-We guarantee 70 Offer every per
son q position who joins American Home
seekers Association. Alb 10th 81 NV. base
meut. BOWIE tInc) nos 3Jt
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SEWING MACHINES. from s. up including
STANDARD. Paragon. Domestic, White New
Home. Also Edison and ZOnoDhone PhOno-
graphs, record. and supplies. Us Pennsylva-
MA ave Sc. noi2-tf
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
II o T Ell ALLAN ORE.


MRS. WOUDE. Prop.
NEW YORK AVE. COR. 18th ST.
Having secured the building formerly occu-
pied by the Baltimore Hotel. have thor
oughly renovated 4. and viii now conduct "a
strictly high-class hotel Excellent cuisine
and service. Large. bright rooms. Rates
from 81 per day up nol6-3Ot
A LARGE second moor front room: heat. gas.
bath, suitable for man and wife, three
gentlemen. $40 for TWO. $50 Tor three; also
other bright rooms. home cooking, cars con
EeHleut 1922 stH ST. NV Il
FINEST ROOMS IN Washington. and best
table specially low rates. Apply II. RALPH
BURTON. 1886 New York ave, 8 a. 20 s
pm. no22-2t
LARGE second no0r front room. suitable
for two. modern bath. reasonable: small H,i-
waite family 1913 agh St NV. no2Z-zt
NICE. large. warm room and good board
A75 per week. lass COrcoran ST NV MOIST
FOR EENT-Two comfortable. airy. Well
heated front rooms, LIST and % floors: central
ly located good table board. a Grant Place.
Huzi-3t
SECOND FLOOR ROOMS. with board; en-
traI. reasonable price. 5i5 II ST. NV. noZl-st
FIRST CLASS rooms and board. SIG 9Th ST.
noZI-It
FOR EEST-SecJud floor front and back
rooms with board. 92S ST. nw.i me loca-
tiOH. no2l-st
500 X ST NV Furnished room; south ex-
posures table boarders solicited. noZ-St
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! NOTICE TO boys who sell THE Saturday
Evening Post They viii be out Wednesday
morning, Thursday being "A holiday WI
SMITH. Times Once. or 204 Arthur place nv.
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WANTED-Two bright. well recommended
boys 70 run errands; steady advancement
for the right kind of boy. r. b. ADAMS co,
6l2 Pennsylvania ave. NV. II
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SIS Ruby Self-Feeder, Shopworn, $40.
"A. Eberly's Sons, us 9Th 81. NV.
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FOR SALE-FurnituTe OF s-r00m house in
Guiding refrigerator. gas range fine anthra-
cite base burner, roll top desk, etc; family
going west. 232 ne no22-st
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

-ANTED-A arst-class. neat white waitress;
"A - 80 10tb M NV II
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FOR REHT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Furnished. large second story
front room bath same floor. gentlemen only.
As NJ 1t. NV noZ3-2t
FOR RENT-second floor. rtceIy furnished
front, alcOVe room. rent reasonable. 81
North Carolina ave. Sc. noZ3-5t
FOR RENT-Nieely furnished rooms. s2I
FennsylFanla ave. NV. nO25-st
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front hall
rooms. S02 llth 81 nv no23-st
FOR RENT-Furnished room. s2.25; heat
guaranteed. lZs nv. noZ2-3t
FOR RENT-NleeIy furnished second and
third floor rooms, front and back, suitable for
couple. good table board II desired: terms
reasonable. l-5S attn 81 NV. MOIST
FOR RENTING or three furnished rooms.
heat and gas for light. go 2ist 81, NV
Ilo---ot
FOR light housekeeping Tor respectable party.
no children pa C st. NV. no22-st
FOR RENT-One furnished room. s.. 407 New
York ave. nv. no22-st
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. comfortable
and pleasant. sl.50 20 S2.50 per week. gentle
men only. 728 sth St nv. no22-2t
FOR RENT-Fiat furnished complete for
housekeeping; 10 adults oEy; 3 pretty rooms
and bath. $50 and $50. ilzs 9Th ST. NV. no2l-st
FOR RENTING or three furnished rooms
complete for housekeeping. light. heat and
bath. also front parlori references. sS5 q
ST. NV. no2l-St
FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms;
communicating: heat and gas. OF Maryland
ave. sw. novelist
FOR Neutrality-suspicious.. nice, clean room TO
young gentleman uI2 9Th st. nv. novelist
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished second-ioor
front room. gentlemen only reasonably; bath;
heat 1907 9Th 81 nv. nov2l-5t
FOR RENTING rooms: second floor; COM
pieteiy furnished FOR housekeeping; rent Sls,
other rooms. 8ZI 9Th st se- novelist
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished room: accom-
odations for transients. s02 nth 81. NV
nO2l-st
FOR RENT-Beautiful rooms for l. h. K.
no children. sos "a 81. &c. no2l-5t
FOR RENT-A front hall room. Apply 22o2 I
81. nv. n02i-St
FOR RENT-Hands0me third-story rooms
nicely furnished. well heated; married couples
or single gentlemen. 72s nth ST. nv. no2l-tt
FOR RENT-22 Grant Place, hall room; hot
water heat: porcelain tub n020-4t
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent 7ls Sun st.
nv. nO6-30t
FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-December l. 1874 New Jersev
ave. NV. second floor fiat; finest ina city; ave
rooms; bath pantry large closets and stor-
age: eastern and southern exposure. separate
yards; fine gas and coal ranges sc per month
by year, adults only. uogg-2f
FOR RENT Four-room fiat with bath ANA
gas range. $3.50 213l Newport Place be
tween 2ist ana 22d \ and O SITS no2g3t
FOR RENT-Attractive new fat. first floor.
five rooms; bath; Metropolitan car line
cog Ilth ST. ne. open. no2g-gt
FOR RENT-STORES
FOR RENI-One large store. 1904 Park 81
near l4Ih. large show windows: hot-Water
neat SO 90
ONE fine store. with large basement: As
II 81 ne near Government Printing or
NC 1900 -4l5uO
A %. BLISS. Bliss Building. IS 81 NV.
uoil-tf
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FOR SALE-6. GO secondhand paving brick;
lOt loft cedar posts. cart and builders wag-
on. Apply after p N s. Ivy ST Sc
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HIGH PRICES PAID Tor castor clothing
and shoes. crop postal and will cali II.
CENgIZ. l256 lth S. nv. uai5-l1t
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE DORCHESTER, 18th ST. and Mary
land ave. sW.-TWO rooms and cabinet
kitchen, $40 81. SIS; steam heat. elegant
baths; public laundry; JanitOr service. teIe-
phone. etc. 18th 81. and Maryland ave.
Reference required. kARRICK 4 NET
CALF 1888 q ST. NV nol9-tr
FOR RENT-Lovely, hFst-class housekeep-
ing apartment; i've rooms and bath. THE
EIMORE. 500 Ilth 81; $3.50 JANITOR.
no22-3t
FOR RENTING front apartments in THE
Lorraine. l404 Park 81. Mount Pleasant.
AlsO one apartment in The kingman. Massa-
chusetts ave. NV. between 4th and 9Th SIS
rooms and bath, hOt-water heat. light free:
So The Lorraine and The Elngman are
the AlOuz0 .. Bliss Properties. thoroughly
modern. conducted BY owner; agent visits
See Janitor or W. K. CowEN. Bliss Build
ing 3 b ST. nolI-tf
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-Oftlce rooms IA the Evans
Building, l4lO 10 -424 New York ave. NV;
ply 10 JOHN o. EVANS l424 New YORK
ave se2I-tr
BLISS BUILDING. 35 - St nw.-Very de
siraDie offices. facing Capitol with heat.
light, and Janltor service from IS per month
up Call OF write A u. BLISS TelepEOne
East GAs. se7-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANIEu-EiEles cash prices laid for 5ysr,
garments, ladies' or sentIeneu's. also SHOES
ana hats address postal aHd 1 VIII can a.,
hour. Is. lAt-5HEs --1g 3th ST. uW I5hgue
North 4s3 se9Sr5,
WANTED. EEEESkY, 1906 7tn 81 NV
viii pay the highest cash prices Tor ladies'.
gents Gll4 clllIIel's CASTOR clothing and
shoes and hats Address a postal ana i vIIi
call c4-gJr
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By registered pharmacist. relief
work. II. X, S0z 5th 81. ne. noz5-3t
WANTED-By a lrst-class hotel baker and
pastry cook, position reference. Address
BOX rs. this once. II
WANTED-By cOlored man. position as
waiter Janitur or porter. J. s. B.. 23S 50 81.
sw- II
WANTED-By young man. situation as eleTl,
ia store TWO years experience best or ref
erences from last employer, refer 10 J. J..
dress CLERK. SIC 6th 81 ne. no25-3t
WANTED-By young man. situation as but
Ter, good references 2Zz4 Cleveland ave
H0Z3-zt
WANTED-By strong reliable young man.
%. situation. highest reference. viii give
perfect satisfaction. Address BOX us. this
once. nO23-2t
WANTED-Hy reliable married white man.
industrious. place 10 manage farm near the
city. Address AUGUSTUS MCSGKONE. Seat
Pleasant, Prince George CO., ma. no2s-4t
WANTED-By hotel clerk. 80. ten years ex-
perience New York position. this city; ex-
Cellrnt references. Address RELIABLE.
this Office II
WANTED-By an experienced fireman, posi-
tion. either boilers or hOt-air furnaces. r.
THOMPSON. l0s zd st. NV. no.. q
WANTED-By experienced meat cutter
place ia grocery store, can furnish refer
rnce- address HOH z0S. this ONCE. II
WANTED-situation; worked two years with
plumbers. gas filters some experience on
stram-laycd tiliuE for eight years best 90
reference. W. j. CAHLIN. 1924 32d 81. 10
WANTED-By experienced man. a place as
driver or helper on furniture wagon until
Christmas Address BOX $50. this Office. II
WANTED position OF some kind by
Young man OF - years Of axe. best OF ref
ence Address BOX ls5. this office. no22-3
WANTED-Hy colored man. position. any
kind OF work. Address BOX lS7. this Of
fee. MOIST
WANTED-By middle-agcd, reliable married
man jSWede). situation work Of any kind
Please address J.. LARSON 1871 7th ST.
NV. uoZ2-3t
WANTED-By experienced man. clerkship
hotel cafe. saloon. or office. Address BOX
l16. this ONCE novelist
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wANrED-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.

WANTED-A second hand one-horse sleigh.
Address BOX is. this ONCE. stating price
MOIST
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lot Of secondhand organs-best makes Al
one-fOurth original prices and on very easy
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WHOLESALE LIQUOR BUSINESS. run BY
aH Louisiana ave no,,31-sf
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- EV pr -u-.,lY, ID ST. &, Pa ave. Sc.
X - FURR, cor. sth and Md. ave. ne.
VA. q. GENTNER cor. l4Jh and U SITS. nv.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON cor 9Th St. Rhode
Island ave. and X ST NV.
CHAS. G. HORNUNG, Christiani Pharmacy.
sW. cor. 1th and NJ SITS NV.
". ARMSTRONG, cor. 7Lh and II SITS ne.
CHAS. II. BLUMER. y. Cap. and + SITS. ne.
p A. NEITCH. goth and NJ SITS. NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 2lst and G SITS. NV.
O'DONNELL DRUG CO., cor Sth s. q SIS. Sc
". H. CLARKE 1918 32d st. NV.
DODGE q Co. cor. l4th and l. NV.
II. 4. BUTTS, cor. 18th ST. and Mass. ave. NV.
l. 4. TAYLOE, cor sth and + SIS. NV.
III. S. FEALY, NV. cor. 18th 81. g. Pa ave. Sc.
J. ID. COBLENTZ. cor. Fl-. ave. & N Cap. St
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave. NV.
CHAS. is. CAMPBELL cor. % and + SITS. ne.
V. HUGO EISENBEISS cor. 9Th & SITS.
ANACOSTIA.
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY AIORE7 We store for 75c load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. ASIDE.
i0th st NV. Phone Main AZ oc2s-s0t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-s5J1 per mon made by selling
SIrauskys patent Tor making smokeless gun
powder AT ly cents per pound. particulars
free. j. A STRASSKY. Box 2J0 Pukwana.
s. ID. Il
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

SITUATIONS WANTED - FEMALE
WANTED-By a nice girl. place 20 cook:
nrst cook and lauudrrsss stay at night. IUJ8
O'Jnoc1 ST.. Alexandria Va. II
WANTED-By young lady. envelopes 10 ad-
llTss az nome or copying 10 do Address
BOX "a. this office no23-2t
WANTED-By a hrst-cIass white woman
laundry work la family. Call 5O5 10Th 81
HH. II
WA&TED-Ey young lady. familiar with Of
fee work and cashier, situation: refer
euee5 given. address BOX III. this Once
uo2L-Lt
WANTED-By a young lady Of refinement.
position lu physicians OF dentists office
OF 90 phutGgraphers OF musicians studio
Address BOX z9l, this Office. no23-4t
WANTED-By ii woman, place as cook in
small family. or day work. Can SAG 9th 81
no23-2t
VANTED-By a young lady. position as cash
Ter. knowledge OF bookkeeping. best OF ref
erence. Address 1852 81 81 NV. II
VVANTED-By a colored woman. washing 10
DO al home. OF day work. rs Brooks court
uoZ2-2t
WANTED-situat.ons by hrst-class help
We have good cook nurses. cham bermaids
Gail 1872 llth 81. NV. no22-2t
VANTED-By an experienced dressnaker.
sewing ia private families for the winter:
reference. Address BOX ls6. this Office.
nC2Z-2t
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When You Want a Cut
Gas Radiators Only $50.

or anythlHs-Joyee EHgravlng o.. Star 'Blds
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seALoON northeast. doing average business
ho23-3t
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BOARDING.

WANTED-TWo boarders for nicely furnished
bay window front room. with nrst-claas
board bath, So per month for Two. l0@5 "a
ST noSl5-5t
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COUNTRY BO.RD.

LADY owning beautiful home in suburbs Of
HerndOu Va. ten minutes walk from sta
ton, viii open her house 20 invalid boarders
about December ] House has large piazza
and all modern comforts, and very health
fulls located. The lady thoroughly under
stands care and attention OF the sick, but
boardeTs may have services OF a trained nurse
~ desired. Apply 10 MRS. NJ. \ KEN
FIELD Heud0n. Va no22-at
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

FOR SALE-Young parrots, eanaries, rlb-
bits, guinea pigs, dogs. eats. and pets OF all
kinds Birds boarded for the summer.
ScHMID'S HIRD STORE. az l2th 81 NV,
and s5I II 81. La. ieZ0-u
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FOR SALE-Oak sideboard 81: white enam-
eled iron bed and spring. $3.50. large leather
armchair. $3.50; large oak rocker, s.; several
odd chairs; two bureaus. without glass. 234
% 81. ne. nos2-st
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

MONEY found where THE TIMES BLACK
ARROW g0esi Here's the place. SIG sth "a
nv 81 paid in each month win return
$50 at the end Of three gears. Real eststs
guarantee. Cali before December 5 II yol
wish 70 join the syndicate no22-st
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FOR RENT-SThBLES.
FOR RENT-A brick stable.in the rear OF
- l. ~. ns aOI7-zt
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THE SMALLPOX CASES.
To the westward-As Told by Philo-
mite-Doing Well now.

Mention was made in Saturdays
Times ofthe smallpox case in which
Mr.. Hawkins. of the vicinity of
Philomath. figured. The story of
Hawkins and Speedie is thus told
by a Philomath correspondent: Mr..
Hugh Hawkins, who has been work
ing at the Benton County Lumber
Company's mill, took sick July Ist
after hard days work in the sun
and supposing his sickness to be
due to being overheated, laid off un-
til after the Fourth. On July 5th
physician in Corvallis was consulted
and pronounced the case smallpox
aud the chiefof police ordered himtos
return to the mill, where he, was
working. He did not want to in
feet the mill crew, SO consulted an
other physician who said it was not
smallpox. He then, in company
with Peter Speedie of Philomath,
went to Albany, where the authori-
| ties arrested them and put them
both to sleep in the same. bed, and
then turned them loose on their
promising to go, home. They did
not wish to carry the infection to the
mill, so went into the woods west of
Philomath and hired a man to get
them a horse and supplies so they
could go to some unfrequented place
in the mountains and camp out un-
I'll Mr.. Hawkins was we'll. Mr..
lSpeedie sent for a physician and was
vaceinated and got ready to go with
Mr.. Hawkins. But the county au-
thorities hearing of it, quarantined
them at cabin two miles west of
Philomath where they are faring
very we'll. The county is furnishing
supplies for them to camp with and
several ladies in Philomath have
sent them cooked provisions.
There are quite a number Of peo7.
| pie in Albany, Corvallis and Philo-.
math who were exposed while Mr..
Hawkins was travelling round the
country, but it is hoped that the di-
sease was not far enough advanced
to be communicated to others Mr..
]Speedie who was forced tosleepwith
Mr.. Hawkins at Albany being
promptly vaccinated, tits hoped that
the disease will not spread.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-07-13
By ]. F. Irwin, Deputy.

At the kommers of the Borussia
student corps, which was held at
Bonn, Emperor William, who was
present referred in a speech to the
empress of Germany, who witnessed
the kommers from the gallery of the
building. Alluding to the presence OF
his wife. the emperor said:
THE chroniclers record that when
our forefathers met in tournaments
it was perfectly natural that circle
of illustrious ladies should witness
their deeds, and with pride the victor
received the wreath presented by a
lovely hand. 1t was thus, also atWart-
burg, when they seized the harp and
= Tyre and sang in competition.
Never before. SO long as the his
tory of German.universities has been
written, has any university received
such an honor as is conferred to-day
upon that of Bonn. In company with
the beauty of Bonn and surrounded
by ladies of princely rank, her majes-
ty, the empress, the first princess OF
the land, has appeared at students
kommers. This unprecedented honor
has been accorded to the city of Bonn
and to the Borussia student corps
I hope and expect that all the young
members of the BoruESia corps upoI
whom the eye of the empress has
rested to-day have received an inspira
ton for the rest of their lives. I cal
for strong salamander for her majes
ty; hurrah!"