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FOR RENT-Furuished, newly papered
large front hau room. 206 East Capitol
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LOCAL MENTION.

SIsoo Ruby Self-Feeder Coal Stove,
slightly shOpWorn- Reduced, $40 A
Eberiy's Sons, ga 1th st. nv.
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FOR RENT-A magnificent 14-ro0m
house, now occupied by owner suit-
able for business or boarding house;
situated on j. ST. NV. near 9Th ST. urst
and second floors hardwood nulshs all
modern improvements reasonable terms.
For permission 10 inspect apply 10 c.
MARTIN BRAND. 400 . ST. NV seS-Lf
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Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc.
Philadelphia Oyster House. 513 18th st.
uWs
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WANTED Baker, second hand, state
office. oC2-3J
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wANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-Youug mechanic STRANGER in
CITY, wishes board iu private family
no other DOardcTs- Address BOX Z51
this office org-7t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AhAETED-Evvr body 40 know that
ByhCEf PHOTOGRAPHER. has -sLab-
usaed az his studio. 1925 J. 81. NV, spe-
clal department Tor babies ana young
chiIdreu-a real Photographic Nursery.
something new 90 please the little folks
and get good pictures Of them. ocZ-St
WANTED-Kulght TempIar or Pythiau
uniform large size. Address BOX 2i3.
this Once. u
CHAS T. KRITSCH. 4u IIth ST. NV.
maker and IeuaITeT OF p0CketbODAs. card
cases, belts etc. Leather. buckles. glove
buttons, etc. Tor sale. Estimates cheer
fully given. OcZ-at
lVANTED-Sm fob printing outaT.
give particulars. Address BOX 90, this
olLL.-- yt--5L
EVANTED-To buy old Gather beds:
highest cash prices paid. Address AE
81 MILLER, $40 Ith 81. sW. Phone
WANTED-T0 buy cigarette coupons at
80 per 1000; ali kinds of coupons or
tags. Address BOX 2n, this Office.
oczst
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for cash. See ms
before you sell NORWOOD, sth and Is
SIS. ocZ-at
AEANTED-Fu carpets. etc. buy
-i.b .p--L'.- 'L l!-eHS1 " 9pSSiaity no
eral spot cash prices, mail orders given
prompt attention. LEVY = ETkNI-
EtKE SHOP, $40 10Th 81. NV Ocl-50t
WANTED-More piano pupils al their
residences bie an hCur. address bon
Us this ONCE. OcI-st
WANTED-A good. young fresh cow.
T.. NJ. HOLMES, BIS, Treasury Build
ing. ocI-s-
WANTED-Poulry netting: state guam
rity. width age ana price. 41Z 81 ST..
ne. ocl-3t
NVANTED-Se Secondhand National reg
lister, wooden cabinet preferred, cheap.
Address BOX 1888, Jhis ONCE. se50-3u
VVANTED-At sINCLAIR'S s. 6g8 LouisI-
ana ave, furniture. roll-top desk. old
feather beds showcases, stocks OF gro
Ceries, organs, pianos, for cash. seo03J
NANTED-Upnght piano good ia ex-
change for diamond suuburst and dia-
mOnd and sapphire ring. Address BOX
ZlZ thls ONCE. seE0-3t
WAETED-Highest cash prices paid for
worn garments, ladies on gentlemen e.
Address postal and i Will call any hour
]. TAHSHE5. 1908 TIN ST. NV. phone
North 4s5. sezs-6Ju
WANTED arIog. bedroom and kitchen
furniture. by private party will buy
contents of a house. Address BOX lO3
this office. se2d-7t
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for
secondhand machinery. also brass. cop
per, lead. zinc, and scrap iron. EDGAR
BAUM azlZ K 81. nv. Phone West 245.
au39-s9t
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OR RENT-Two large rooms on see-
Oud hoOri three on third reasonable
private family 1913 East Capitol ST.
facing Lincoln PARK il
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WANTED-ReIiabIe settled white wo-
man lProtestauD 20 do general house
work for family of three. Address BOX
800. this Office. l.
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s-Burner DANGER Gas Range; Large
. (samDle)s $l85Q. A Eberly's Sons, us 7th
ST NV.
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FOR RENT FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Ro0ms. furnished or an
furnished; light housekeeping. 618 81 ST.
NV. oc2-5J
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, with or
without board heat, gas. 453 Q st. NV.
6lI 90 ST. NN.-Large, light rooms. near
Pension, heat gas bath; near car lines.
IL
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfuruished
I4 nth ST. sW. OCI-3c
FOR RENT-Three bright. newly pa
uered rooms, second floor all modern
improvements adults only. 629 = ST.
NV se3y-aL
FOR RENT-Four well heated rooms.
single or en- suite very central. 9z4 sth
ST. nv. se5J-5t
FOR RENT-Two front rooms. unfur-
uished OF partly furnished, for light
housekeeping, heat gas. bath 1852 New
Jersey ave NV, third floor bell se5O-3t
FOR RENT-FuTuished or unfinished.
three lovely rooms, single or EN- suite;
nice ueigLbOThOUd. 1924 sd ST. nv.
se3Q-5J
$50 am ST NE-A very desirable second
floor front room heat. gas, closet fur
uished or uuluTulsned- se5u-at
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Get in the Election Contest
1850 in gold 20 the winners.
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FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished front
rooms for men, private family, no chill
cren or other rOomersi 50. 2lz3 Penn
sylvauia ave. NV. lit
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WANTED-A boy about To- TO make
himself useful around an attorney
Office; wages 50 per week, must not he
afraid of work. Call Room %. 9sE Il ST.
NV. II
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WAHTED-Lady b0okEeeper. must b5
competent 10 keep single entry books
Address BOX 81, this ONCE ID
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsBED ROOMS

+ OR RENT-Two large rooms on Sec
oud floor; three on third. reasonable.
private family l-ls East Capitol ST.
facing Lincoln ParE. IL
FOR RENT-Uufurulsnrd faur Isrg-
LOomss newly papered and painted gas-
pain neat. 1873 Fellsy lVaUEa ave. uy.
Oc2-5t
FOR REST-Eutire second moor. unfur-
ti4Sie4S lEFre rooms bath gas and
neat lzl5 III st. NV ocz-st
FOR RENT-Two rooms for Ifgnt house
keeping. 4lS III ST. NV. OcZ-3t
FOR RENT Beautiful second floor front
room. a-coFe, Two large closets, hot and
cold water newly PapeTed. suitable for
business or private use5 $40. lJl4 l4tu
81. NV 1t
FOR RENT-Two or three uufurulsheI
rooms for light housekeeping. sae..5.I
floor heat and gas 30 cook with Apply
70 zZl5 18th ST. NV. oc--5r
FOR RENT-Ty,o OF tnree unfurTf-T-I
rooms. with heat and gas uEht house
keeping large rooms bath ON floor. 1870
FOR RENT-Two uufuruishsd rooms.
bath same floor. with heat gas for IignE
nouse6eeplngi $40 -yl al so. He. ocz-zJ
FOR RENT-Three rooms light house
keeping. 1Zi ID ST. NV ocz-8J
FOR RENT-Three small rear rooms.
ugHt housekeeping permitted. $50 % ST.
nW- Ocl-3L
door rooms. SO 9th ST. Ee. 0cl-zu
FOR RENT-Tw0 or tHrae uHfUTnIsHed
rooms second floor near Capitol -12
delaware ave. ne. ocl-2t
FOR RENT-TWo large rooms. closet.
COAL gas. south and east exposure sec
oud floor no children TeaSOua1l 1872
ST. ne ocl-3l
FOR RENr-L-arge second h00r froaJ
room. sl4 ] ST. NV Ccl-5t
u T.
rooms on third floor heat and gas fur
nisued. porcelain bath and hot water
daily AS ST. NV. ocl-1t
FOR RENT-Two large rooms, suitable
for light housekeeping. 100 Virginia
ave s&. oel-5t
FOR RENI-DeslrabIe unsurUIsHed
rooms heat, gas, and BATH Teasoua bie.
10 SIN 81. sw-, near National Al4Seum.
OCI-2I
FOR RENT-Suite or three. also four
rooms, with alcoEer light housekeeping
gas. D5tn, and heat terms reasonable.
1919 9th 81. NV ocI-Zt
FOR RENTING OF three very large
uufurulshcG second floor rooms. heat
and gas uBhJ housekeeping. r-asoua bile.
ZIh j 81 NV. oel-8L
FOR Rem Three rooms. cheap. third
floor for light housekeeping 45L i ST.
FOR RENT-Three hue. bright rooms
CIVIC large furnace heat. gas. and BATH
very igat housekeeping permitted iI Jeu-
ant Is very careful and neat rent rga-
sOuabic 20 such party fine location. ON
lalh and d car near 5tu and a. me- Ai-
dress AT once. LOUIS DElIE. General
Delivery, City h. o. ocI-4t
FOR RENT-Three large. second story.
Well lighted communicating rooms light
n9u5ekeeplua near car line at Mount
Pheasant, cheap telephone. Address
BOX Io this oulce. ocl-2t
FOR Observation-Disclosures rooms light
housekeeping. SOB yJh So. uW. ocl-5r
FOR RENT-Tw0 large. wen lighted
rooms, facing front. for light househcep-
ing heat and light gas for cookiuE5
reasonable young couple preferred APP
ply lsl9 olh ST. NV seai-sl
FOR RENT 1914 18th ST. NV. ten rooms
and stable, large side yard and chicken
yard; cheap. sea0-3u
FOR RENT-TWo unfuruIshed rooms for
light housekeeping. 4lS O. ST. NV. se-U-iJ
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FOR RENT-Dufurulsnr four Earga
rooms newly papered and painted. gas-
bath; heat. 1923 Pennsylvania ave. my.
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WAETED-rW0 girls 10 work on pants
6s lth 81. NV. Room z5 ocZ-st
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NEW YORK PATTERN pARLORS,
Dresscutting. Drassmaking. Designing
Ladies Tailoring, and Sewing School,
1920 q Street.
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TWO CENTS 4 WORD
FOR AN other CLASSIFIED liners
Three o. More Consecutive Dayas one
Cent q Word

Want Ads Received at Branch Omcesi
LIBRARY PHARMACY, ID st. and Pa ave -
VA e. GEAIAEk4 cor. 1#rh and Y sLa NV
l.. FRENCH SIMPSON cor. lth ST. hnoes a.
and ave-, and 81. NV.
W. ARMSTRONG, cor. lth and h sls- ne
ChAS. H. bLUMEh. n. Capitol ana h 6ta nG
n. A NEIrCH, Goth and II sts. nv.
A. W. EVANS, ne. cor. AN and 81 sts- NV.
QUIGLEA'S PHARMACY. Zlst ana q sts- Nv.
O'pONhELL DRUG co. cor, stu and y So -
W. u. CLARKE, 1913 82d 81 NV.
DODGE q CO., or. 14th and L NV.
H. q. BUTTS. cor. aTh 81. and HAS ave. nv
s. SACKS, cor. 9Th and 2 SIS. nv.
81. s, FEALY, NV. cor. nth st. and Pa ave. %.
D. ID. COBLENIZ, cor. Fla. ave. and n. Cap 81
EUGENE 4. NICHOLS. 1901 Penn ave. NV
CaAS. b CAMPBELL cog. % and + Sta, ne.
AEACoSIIA.
BURY7s PHARMACY .eoansr Honros and ysHsE-
EoH sta
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OUTFIT FREE. holiday books; retail
prices reduced 0ue-half; commission, 80
per cent FERGUSON, 6S72, Cincinnati
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WANTED-Ou cigar salesman.
Room J. 629 r. ST. 1t
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Repairs. Small as Wen as Large.
C. D, Collins. Contractor and Builder
T19 18th st uVs
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
READ CAREFI-T.T-Y-TIF5N- =

READ CAREFULLY THEN ACT
The oldest Is always the best We turn
buyers away daily because we cannot
supply the demand for business places.
II you went 10 sell your business come
TO the Oldest their experience viii save
sou money No business too large Tor
Us 20 handle NEW YORK 5CSIN ESs
BROKERS. GIL r ST. ocz-st
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WAETEU-At once general house
WORKERS. g Grst-cIass cooks o. WhiIesJ.
maids. Vairers5 mo- advance fee. Cau AZ
Church. 1lu lltl ST. NV. ii
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FOR REET-Eutre second floor. uufur-
nlsnedi three rooms, bath gas and
heat 1918 II ST. NV 8cZ-sr
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YAETEp-RCoaS.

WANIED-By October %. iu family with
no small children. Two communicate e.
parity furnished rooms for three aCu.ts-
On street car line. Southeast preferred.
leLefel-cest state terms. Address BOX
-. this office II
WANTED - A nicely furnished room.
WITHIN TWO squares OF s-h and K sta
must state price Address BOX 255 tins
Office gr2-sr
WANTED - Uufurnished rooms; HIGHT
hOusekeeElugs rent. without neat or gas
h9l exceeding S. Address BOX 2as. tlis
WANTED-Ole second story uu5gr-
rished room, with board by man aaE
VIE central location, state terms. which
must D. reasonable Address BOX 30.
this office IL
WANTED-TwO unfurllsls rooms. re-
tween l4th and 18th, * and 81 -ts Ad-
GIess BOA z46. this ONCE. 1t
WANTED-By settled lady. one unfur-
nished room must be- moderate with
refined family. Address BOX %. this
Office. h
WANTED Two or three furnished
rooms Tor light housekeeping by young
couple no children state particulars.
ADDRESS BOX Zll this office. u
WANTED-By thoroughly scientific body
Inasseuse and facial specialist. pleas
ant bedroom rent paid ln treatment.
address p. J.. r., IaEumc Park OCL-st
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

1ELE " AN1ED-mALE-
WANTED - First-class busheInen IN
new and OLD work pay union wages
I'm ana q SIS. NV. IL
WANTED-A boy about Is or l7 10 work
ag5o4t mouse ana lunch table Cali al
las Il 81 ne % pm 1t
WANTED - Man 90 drive furniuIre
furniture. SAi4lANs 1923 New York
ave II
NVANTED-AIen 10 lay hardwood floors.
also boy 10 learn the work. ABDlv be-
tween . and pm. at 1lz8 Connecticut
ave. Ocz-8t
EvAETED-Y0uug man 10 learn t6e car
Psuter trade Address BOX 80. This Of
WANTED-AIen everywhere. good pay,
70 distribute circulars, adv matter, tack
st=L=. gle-s 20 anEasslng. NATIONAL
ADk. BUREAU Chicago II
MAELED-A bright young man. SO 80
per week apply 6-5 j. ST, nW-s ROOM j.
HANTED-CE.Ha packers, useless 10
apply iT you have not had long expert
e1g-- Apply Superintendent. S. EAENs
SONS a. co. It
NANLED-BoEs with wheels tor sB=-
eiNl delivery boys for stock ROOM boys
Tor bundle wrappers the right boys VIII
pr s-FeH highest wages lu city and UNI
usual prospects for advancement s.
KAHN. $ SONS & co. II
Manufactured boy 10 work ia
printing office. Address BOX z56 this
AfaEEED-l2 elderly smo0th-faee men
Apply stage entrance Columbia THeater
Sunday 1890 a. IN IL
AFAErED-A fine taiIoress 40 work 01
coats. Can sunday or Monday. GOOD
NAY. moo liE ST. NV. IL
WANTED-Boy 10 learn trade. j. ID.
BROMWELL az SONS. l2l4 PeunsyIva-
nia ave, NV. 1t
WANTED raughtsmau FOR making
traclug5 Call with samples Of work.
Room -. SIS u st. NV. ocz-2t
WILL MAKE hrst-cIass booEkeeulr or
you -l six weeks Tor 50 or return money.
distance, experience immaterial, i md
positions TOO, free, place thousands.
placed pupil august q az $40 weekly:
perhaps can place you. too save fhis
and write. j. III. GOODWIN, expert ac-
couut4uts Room zzl lZl0 Broadway. ~
T. OCZg
EANTED-StrouR. neat young man 10
drive and work around shop Call Mon
day morning .. M. 4z5 ~ 81. sw. IL
EVAETED-Neat c0l0red boy about Ne
years old. Apply 20 manager before 10
O'Clock. a LlSNEE. Palais Royal. iIth
and SITS. NV. IL
EVANTED-THO good timers for stove
work 80 H.. capitol 81. ocz-3t
WANTED Experienced china packer
apply 20 manager before 10 o'clock A
IISNERs Palais Royal nth and q SITS.
Jaw. IL
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Utmes yUant Eos
ONE CENT 4 WORD

OF Situation OF Help Wanted
ads, Rooms FOR Rent, Board
ing. Rooms and Board.
nrinfuBuro CHARGE. 80 one Insertion
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Wa IL-J-E-lcfly white lady % assist
iu hous=HlEiE ia private family small
wages bun good home no right party.
Cali OF address Mrs. CHA6. SCHAP-
BACH, 5-L ST., Congress Heights u. C..
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MAELLL-A 5eaEuEL Te=s and house
ave. II
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VI ANILD-Agents 20 solicit suDscrip-
lions su country towns Tor The Wash
-ugtgu EyeaiHg and Sunday Times in
connection with its Presidential vote
contest. Liberal inducements and terms.
Address THE WASHINGTON TIMES
COMPANY. corner 10Th and u SIS.
Na-l3-Et0u. =. c. au2s-tf
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Wa HrI-D-}Eoma cook 70 go 10 New
York way paid Apply Go r. ST. NV.
Room J. 10
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WANTED-Cooks. SD. SIS, 500 sIs SI5.
als0 lauudresEes, general h0usew8rkers
Waitras5es- nurses. cham De rmaid= Is-
dies maids and other help. LADIES'
EXCHANGE. so Vermont ave, opuo-
cite Arlington Hotel II
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AGEETS-F0r a QUICK seller handle our
automatic burglar alarm il0 electricity
or attachments rrquIredJi costs a11zci re-
lalis ST. One man sold l,Z54 In TWO
months III makes au elegant side limo.
AUTOMATIC ALARM CO, Chicago. III.
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ACTIVE man to represent manufac-
turer; local territory, $50 paid for twelve
DAYS trial. promotion IL satisfactory.
HENRY ENGWALL, Lakeside Build
ing. Chicago. 1t
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EANTED-TV0 ladies who understand
dTassma king al5 ! 81 NV sa.--.L
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BIRDS, DIS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Youug parrots. cauariss.
rabbits, guinea piss dogs cats, and pets
OF all kinds Birds boarded for the sum
mer. SCHAIID'S bird STORE. ~
18th st NV. and e5I II 81 ne ie20-r
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cash. invoice 81 t0- best reasons .ror
selling Take 10 at $1,000 NEW YORK
ILsL-.E IS EEDAEES. 81 = 81 ncz-at
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STRICTLY Al rOomilg house. heart Of
city, every room occupied; established
BUSINESS BROKERS GIL r ST.
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house, near department stores and post
ONCE. cost including new piano 81 cod.
price, $685. two rooms and stable paw
the rent. Address BOX 251, this Of
nce- 0c2-3L
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Picking Up Money
When you enter The Times election con-
test.
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Everybody Is Going Into
The Times election contest are your
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Perfection in Oyster Cooking!
Philadelphia Oyster House. 5l8 nth ST.
uWs
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STORAGE

WHY PAY AIORE2 we store FOR zoe a
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO. 41S-42o-4Z2 10th ST. NV, se2s-sQt
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NVANTED-THo c0IOred men on dairy
farm near city must be good mixers.
Address 1923 S ST. NV. OC2-3t
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GROCERY. opposite school. doing nice
cash business living rooms this IS
snap, $3.50 NEW YORK BUSINESS
BEokERS 81 y 81 80
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sos PER WEEK and travelling expenses
paid statesmen to sell goods TO grocery
dealers, experience unnecessary, PURl-
TY co. Chicago.
OCg.T - l6. l9 % $3.50
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FOR sALE-rYPEwRITERs.

FOR SALE-A Remington No. 2 type
writer, in perfect condition, cheap Ad-
lTess BOX go, this office OCl-3J
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NVANTED-A fTst-CIass butler. Refer
euces. 1917 New Hampshire ave. 1t
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Hump News.

The Lucky Lad has shut down over
some misunderstanding about money
matters.
The Spokane, after several years
idleness, has been quietly worked
this winter, with good results.
The last of the Crackerjack machin-
cry was delivered the 1st and will be
in place and running by the 5th.
The Granite shaft is down 45 feet
but is still in broken up ledge matter
Good quartz conCnues to show up.
Jack" Stone is developing a fine
property in his group west of Con
cord. He has plenty of timber and
water. an exception in this camp.
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Mining Notes.

The Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining
& Concentrating company, operating
silver lead mines at Wardner, Idaho,
has declared dividend No. 76 of $685.
600, payable on February 5. This
makes a total paid since January /,
1904, of $4,000, and a total to date of
1883, 900.
James 2. Harvey, representing Pat
rick Clark of Spokane, has taken a
bond on group at Goldfield, New.
Mr.. Harvey has already opened up
$40 ore in the short time he has had
it. "Diamondfeld Jack" Davis, who,
with associates, was the owner Of the
group bonded to Mr.. Harvey, has an
other group on the other side of Kane
& McMahons, on which he has opened
the same ledge, thus proving it for
several thousand feet. The ore in
this last group has about the same
values for the same depth as the 9TH
ers.
The Little Giant group, 20 miles
southwest of Northport, Wash, on
Kettle river, was recently bonded by
eastern capital and a large force OF
men, with diamond drill, put to work
On the 800 foot level ore was found
in sufficient quantity and of sufficient
value to warrant a further increase
Of the force.
James DUnsmuir, the multimillion
aire owner of the Esquimalt & Nan
aimo railway, offers the line and its
land grant of nearly 100000 acres tc
the British Columbia government fol-
s3.500000. The government is likely
to accept if other railway negotiations
can be withdrawn.
The Bernier interests have signed
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-12
Trade Report.

R. g. Dun 81 Co IS Weekly Review
of Trade says:
Sensational fluctuations In the great
staples were the features of the week,
cotton and coffee attaining new records
for the season, but subsequently declin-
ing sharply, while grain advanced.
Trade reports are irregular, improve
ment at the south and west finding
little response at the large eastern
cities. Persistent low temperature is
causing a great demand for heavy
wearing apparel, but increasing the
difficulties of transportation. Spring
buyers are arriving in large numbers,
with noteworthy eagerness to secure
cotton goods, even at the enhanced
prices.
Railway earnings for January aver
aged q per cent larger than 1908.
Failures during the week in the
United States numbered 265.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1904-02-12
MISS HOPPER LOSES SUIT.
None of Late Alex Dunsmuir's For
tune for Her.


Victoria, B. C.-Judge Drake has
handed down judgment with costs in
favor Of the defendant in the celebrat-
ed case which Edna Wallace Hooper
brought against ex-Premier Dunsmuir.
The judge holds that, as Mrs. Hoop
er's mother did not disafirm Alex
Dunsmuir's deed to James during her
lifetime, her heirs can not do so now.
He further says the evidence of the
prosecution to show the excessive
drinking habits of Alex Dunsmuir is
unsupported except by evidence of
bellboys and bartenders, and was re-
futed by reputable business men.
Judge Drake says he places little
reliance on the medical evidence AS
is usual with such witnesses they were
not impartial and strove to impose
their views on the court. The judge
concludes that in his opinion Alex
Dunsmuir had not alcoholic dementia.
He finds there is no evidence to sup
port the contention of plaintiff that
undue influence was used by James
Dunsmuir on his brother to secure a
will in favor of the former. He also
expresses his belief that neither was
Mrs. Alex Dunsmuir induced by de-
PENDANT to execute the deed. Judge
Drake is satisfied that Alex Dunsmuir
was Of sound and disposing mind when
the will was executed.