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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-02-13

Valentines Day Is on its wav,
Twill be here very soon,
For so | heard Aunt Susie say
TO Bell this afternoon. ..
But I'm afraid nobody'll think
TO send me even one.
cause l was only seven years ola
When the new year begun;
And so III write one to myself
Il couldn't bear to be
without single valentine).
And play twas sent to me.
Dear Gracie"-that's how I'll be6fn
you are lovely child:
You never drive your mother or
Your grandma nearly wild:
You never tease the baby, nor
Refuse with him to play;
You study hard and know by heayA
Your lessons every day;
You keep your dress and apron neat .
Your hair Is always curled.
AND you are just as nice a girl
AS any In the world"
There! that sounds very pretty. ARA
/ think that 1t viii do, =.
But pears to me It isn't quito
Exactly truly true.
But then 1t ought to be, and Stats
Almost, / think, the same,
And so down in the corner here,
III sign make-belieVe nE1e
Detroit Free Press.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-02-13
A New Lincoln Story.

w. e. Curtis tells this new Lincoln
story: President Lincoln once invited q
famous medium to display his alleged SUI
pernatural powers at the White House
several members If the cabinet being
present. For the FIRST half hour the dem
onstrations were OF q physical character
At length rappings were heard beneath
| the Presidents fnet, and the medium
stated that an Indian desired to commu
nicate with him.
Il shall be hap,'y to hear what his
Indian majesty has to say" replied the
President, "for | have recently received
deputation of OIL ed brethren. and i
was the only delegation, black, white OF
blue, which did not volunteer some ad
vice about the cond Jet of the war"
Che medium then called for a pencil
and paper, which were laid upon tho
table, and afterwards covered with 1,
handkerchief
Presently knocks were heard, and tn,
paper was uncovered. To the surpris,
OK all present it read as follows: Haste
makes waste, but de aTs cause yexations
Give vitality by enc .gy. Use ever
means to subdue. Proclamations are use
less. Make a bold front and fight tn,
enemy; leave traitors at home to til,
care Of loyal men. Less note of prepare
tons, less parade and policy talk, ani
more action-Henry Knox"
THAT is not Indian talk" said tn.
President. who is Henry Knox?"
The medium, speaking in a strons
voice, said: "The first Secretary of War;
'Oh, yes; General Knox" said tn,
President. Stanton. that message is foI
you; it is from your predecessor.
should like to ask General Knox wher
this rebellion will be put down.
The answer was oracularly indefinite
The medium then called up Napoleon
who thought one thing, Lafayette an
other, and Franklin differed from both
"Ah" exclaimed the President, "opin
ions differ among the saints as well a,
among the sinners. Their talk is yer3
much like the talk of my cabinet"
The heat developed by the firing o.
heavy. guns is remarkable DurinJ
some recent trials in Germany a gui
that had been fired seyenty-fve timer
melted solder placed upon 1t, Will,
another was hot enough to soften lead
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-02-13

and when the story of his death vas told
the next morning one pair cf eyes were
filed with tears and one little heat was
f i'll of sadness at the passing away of
the great, kindly man, whose heart was
filled with love and tenderness Tor all
enthusiastically Eagle.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-02-13

sonal attribute or characteristic that CT n.
veys inspiration il. such matters.
While Mr.. Cleveland WIS in the White
House practically all tie valentines re.
ceived represented enormously fat men.
That was too obvious physical trait tc
escape attention
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-02-13

most aristocratic
families. She is
the daughter OF
Teignmouth San
dys of Cornwall,
whose family has
lived on the same
estate at Saint
Kerern since early
in the 18th cen
fury.
She was married
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-02-13
Hard to Bear.

Mrs. De Style fond of novels)-Did
you do as | directed, and tell every
body who called that was engaged.
Domestic-No one called, mum.
what! Not oneT
mot a soul"
Mercy! Such heartless neglect L.
outrageous."-New York Weekly.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-02-13
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ONE L|NCOLN'S Birthday,


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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1904-02-13
A CHARMING ENGLISH WOMAN
Wife of the New British Ambassador
Yields Clever Pen.

Lady Durand, wife of the new Brit
ish ambassador to Washington, be-
longs to one of England's oldest and
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wANrED-Rooms AND BOARD.

WANTED-By young man. board IN George
town. private family preferred; good refer
ence. Address BOX $50, this Office. Il
WANTED-Ro0m. with or without board IN
apartment house. by young married couple,
state terms. Address BOX SOL this once.
noI2-2t
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THE DRUNKARD's COMPLIMENT.


George Gray Barnard. the sculptor, is
hard al work in France. IN the town OF
MoreU. upon his decorations for the
State capital al Harrisburg.
An American visited Mr.. Barnard's
studio I'M September. and. v allie he was
watching the sculptor modelling, Ia
strange looking figure reeled past the
window l0Hg-haired man In a velvet
coat
''Fhat is the town druukard" said Nj.
Barnard He Is a person Of talent. too.
He writes verses, paints a little and
has composed four popular songs.
Sometimes he says the pIeasautest.
brightest things. Csue evening for in
stance, he was staggering hOmeWaru,
after an afternoon al the cafe when the
town marshal met him.
90 See here Caslmirl' the marshal said
why don't you stop drluking-if not for
your own sake, then for the sake OF
your two boys? Your example 10 those
little fellows Is pernlciOus. il viii ruin
their career.
"Casimir smiled. bowed and waved his
hand depFec-Ilugly.
MY dear marshal he suffered, de
de-de-spite what you say. j intend 10
make ~ my boys what you win never
be able 20 make OF yours
90 What IS thatF said the marshal.
" Better men, said Caslmlr. than
their father New York Tribune
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BUFFALO BILL.

A suggestion for the future historian:
Buffalo Bill, arising from his luxuri-
Gus couch in an Omaha hotel, slipped on
his damask bath robe and rang for
his worthy press agent
Have & caught up with those Hole-in-
the-Wau robbers yet2' the old scout
wanted 10 know.
Not yet. The chase is the most inn
p8rtaut part OF 10. 4 mean 10 keep you
o. their trial az least a week
''N hat about the Titled English guests
who are accompanying me on the dan
gerous man huntE Are they comfort
abier"
Perfectly. Two OF them are waiting
On table down IN the dining room and
the other mas "a job in the barber shop"
rs nay trusty rifle loadedf'
(which 0ueF'
"The one with which 1 shoot glass
balls lu the arena"
ooh, yes 10 is fun Of bird shot almost
10 the muzzle.
VERY well Then there is nothing 10
prevent my having "a massage treatment
right nowE
Nothing whatever
Good. Win you kindly send In my
masseur2 And say Frank. tell the bar
boy % put TWO cherries ln nay Martini
this morning. brooklyn Eagle.
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SITUATIONS WANTED - FEMALE


WANTED--sewing by day. cutting. httins,
and designing; 500 per day. Address BOX
l54. This office. II
WANTED - BY experienced boarding house
keeper place IN nr8t-class boarding house
OF small hotel. by wealthy person, can give
good reference. Address BOX 5ss, this Of
nee. nolg-3t
Manufacturing in fats or bachelors
apartments. or day work. $. T. r.. 1912 18th
g. NV, nOl5-5J
WASTED-By Iaundress. work 10 DO al
home. 46- X e. NV. nol8-2t
WANTED-By reliable cOIored woman, place
as hOuseworker. Call Monday, 1892 TIN 81. IL
FURs REMODELED 90 latest styles: stoles
tmelun muusJ and plush garments steamed
20 look new low prices. 6l3 lth 81 NV, II
WANTED-Sewing. al Il+z Grant Place.
prices moderate shirt waists and shirt waisI
suits d specially nOls-2-
WANTED - Situations for nrst-clasa. plain
cooks, lauuuresz, chambernaid, nurse, gem
erai workers Inquire lZll 10Th 81. nv. II
WANTED-Work from 7-s0 am. To Y "a:
willing % do anything. Address BOX ga
this office. u
WANTED-Ey "a useful SRI OF Is. to mind
children by the hour. or help ia Homework.
is a. neat sewer. also accustomed 10 posing
Address BOX olz. this o-7ce II
TYPEWHITING rapidly and accurately done.
very cheap. call "a Goth 81. nv. nol2-5t
FASHIONABLE DREssMAKING. suits.
waists, and white work. reasonable. COS
Massachusetts ave. nv noii-3t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

HUSTLING AGENT FOR our electric cigar
lighter and cutter, with revolving adver-
Using spaces: patented. exclusive rights and
territory given, AMERICAN E&EHClSER
CO.. Buffalo. n. y. II
AGENTs-Sl00 week profit Merry Christ
mas and Happy New Year signs sell Ike
h0t cakes; something new; particulars free
write quick. NATIONAL ADVERTISING
CO. 145I Avenue A, New York. IL
AGENTS-We manufacture Sd fast sellers,
cannot be obtained elsewhere samples free TO
husIlers. PEASE MFG. CO. Buffalo. y. y.
n8Ig. %
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BAD COMBINATION.

II have not much 10 offer you" sigh
Cd the lover. 81 am poor. but honest
That's the trouble broke In the Oh
Ject OF his affections; III you were rich
and honest IL would De- an right but poor
and honest makes the future look too
dark NOW III you were Door and dis
honest there would be- hOpe-but-Oh
pshaW Whats the usey You can never
amount 10 anvthlug; lets CAL II on. D.
houston Post
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies' OF gentlemen &. Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and 1 VIII CAL any
hour. i. IAkshEs. 4sJs ith -, NV. Phone
North 4s9. se28-6Jt
WANTED-s. KEBEsIlY. 1906 IN 81 NV,
viii pay the highest cash prices Tor ladies'
shoes and hats Address postal and Viii
call Oc4-s1t
REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS who de-
sire 10 bet on the election can secure the
highest cash prices for old gold. silver dIa-
m0uds. watches. and other fine jewelry al
AEkAHAMs. 4s5 sth 81. NV. jyZs-ls3t
WANTED - Furniture. for cash. Sell your
goods 90 the man no gives you the most
m1ney-HOPWOOD, sth ara X. on the cor
ner- nol3-5t
RESPONSIBLE married couple will care for
piano Tor use. Address BOX 5ss. this office.
il
I-PHOLsTERING-Best work: lowest prices
carpets made and laid. H. O. CONN. lz2J
7th st. NV nols-st
WANTED-second-ha hand. 4x5 camera Ad-
dress BOX So this once II
wANTED-seyying machines OF al makes re
paired ana warranted, ST. Phone or postal.
oPFENliElMEFs 5l4 SIN st. NV. nols-st
WANTED-An old violin. no dealers. Ad-
dress BOX $50. this ONCE. II
WANTED-At sINCLAIRs. Css Louisiana
ave, furniture, rou-Jop desks showcases.
pianos. organs old feather beds. stocks III
WANTED-GooI overcoat for medium size
man. address BOX &c., this Office nol2-1t
YASTED-By experienced miIluer hats aud
bouEets to trim, Can after 10 o'clock. gi5 *
80 nv n0I2-gt
HAVE YOUR POCKETBOOKs and leather
goods made and repaired by CHAs b
EEITSCH, 42l nth So avs. Material labor
and prices right nolZst
WANTED-Address Of private school Tor bo,,
Of lS. Address BOX SIS this Office. uoll-s
LIBERAL PRICE paid for the letters X n
and h. IN Malta Vita packages. win buy one
or all. Address MALTA VITA, Tak6ma
j. o. IL. a.. u0lI-8f
WASTED-To buy old feather beds bal
MARKS. 5J7 I'm ST. noII-st
WANTED-Furulture. carpets, etc. buying
contents u houses a specially. liberal spot
cash prices. mail orders given prompt az
tention. LEWIS FURNITURE SHOP. 40
ION 81. Nv uo2- sJt
WANTED-Furniture for cash: sell your
goods 20 the man who gives you the most
money. HOLLYWOOD. Sth and X sta nolI-at
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MISCELLANEOUS.

/ RENONATE feather beds and wash tiek
for N.oo each. Send postal, %. G. jones'
2l5 10th 81. sW. uol3-3-
WE CLEAN YOUR HOUSE and you gain
money. THE PHILADELPHIA SCRAP
IRON AND METAL co We pay the highest
rags. rubber. bottles ana newspapers, ola
furniture. stoves. feather beds. and clothing
q speciality. Send postal 20 600 Goth 81 n".
Phone " 6s9. uoI2-1t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By experienced male. position as
not afraid OF work Address BOX 5s7. this
Office. noI8-3t
WANTED-Pos.uJn as grocery clerk ana
meat cutter. nor afraid II work. Address
BOX 595. this Office II
WA&EED-By engineer "a steady place. adj
dress 2lsJ gIh S. uw. II
WANTED-Posltlon as negative ,. TOUGHER.
also pitcework solicited. Address 'JX SOB
this Office. Il
WANTED-By gardener situation; under
stands landscape coHseryatOT. IS h0tbels
and market truck live stock and poultry;
references Address BOX 5Sz. this office II
vANTED-Situatiou as engineer or watch
man, sober and reliable. Address BOX SSH
this office. no13-st
WANTED-By reliable. sober co'ored man.
situation: good driver. care Tor horse and
carriage. knows how 10 wait on ladies'. an
city drives. and can do most anything IA
house or out Of doors. Call $40 + 81 sw.
uol5-3t
VANTED-By coachman. driver, or stable
man. situation. English. 28. single, accus-
toned 90 the work OF large residence inclui-
Ing tandem. four, ana horn references. Ad-
dress BOX $40. this once, Il
WANTED-By a respectable colored man.
place as cook iu hotel or restaurant 7ai
4th ST. nv. uol2-2t
WANTED-EuEineer employed. wants 10
change. Address BOX +s2, this Office.
nus-bt
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DRESSMAKING.

skirts. evening dresses
ana shirt waists 90 make. reasonable charges
and satisfaction guaranteed. Apply 474 o 81.
nv. nOi0-At
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NATIONAL DETECTEFE AGENCY, SUITE
224 second floor. Colorado Building I4lh and
q sts-Never closed Absolutely reliable:
strictly confidential. Phone 2535 Man IL
BRADFORD. superintendent oczs-s5t
FULL DRESS and tuxedo suits 20 hire. Il.
JULIUS COHEN, II04 9Th 81 NV. 0c55-s0t
PRIVATE PARTY WILL. LOAN YOU MON
Ely on your FURNITURE. PIANO. ORGAN.
etc ! will call Address BOX 80, THE Of
nee au2s-tr
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9s-4-Tube Gas RadiatOr-SI.so.
A. Eberly's Sons. Tl6 7th 81. NV
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Notice! To Hotels and Dining Rooms.
Special Inducements on oysters by the
gallon shucEed or premises from my
own beds. No cold storage. Pnila. Oys-
ter House, SIS @ ~. NV. branch 1916 9TH
81. NV. H. ELLSWORTH SANDS.
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FOR RENT-9SZ L ST. NV. two rooms LOUIS
T. SHOEMA KER. go + st. nv. nol2-St
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FOR sALE-BIcYcLE TIRES.

REAL HARTFORD TIRES, sL@. put On.
with written guarantee. NuiCaniEinsi 49,
Auto tires Vulcauized g. 50, HARTFORD
AUTO TIRES. Sl8 90 put on all other tires
with written guarantee, at lowest prices
{. T. HUNTER. The Bicycle Man, Su p 81
NV. and IFS Pennsylvania ave, NV. n0lz-5t
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WA&IED-Boy. with wheel. Apply J. j.
+ FARRELL 81 co. Tailors, SIT l4th ST. NV.
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VANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments ladies' OF EentleEsn'H. Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and 1 VIII CAL any
hour D. TARSHES. 1908 9Th 81. NV. Phone
North 49, SEES cut
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WALL PAPER

ROOMS PAPERED. SITS up. house painting
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS. 64S IA
a. ne. Phone Lat lzs1 nOl3-3t
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-Quick. parl0r maid-Waftress (c0l-
0recJi 60 travelling SO; also waiter CLUB
W. Va; So, fare. 1913 New York ave. II
VVANTED-We guarantee 70 orer every per
son a position who joins American Home
seekers Association. 4l9 10th 81. NV. base
meut BOWIE tInc) uoS-3Jt
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Oh THE SALMON RIVER. Idaho. betWee,
buHaio Hump and Thunder Mountain lies
mountain Of gold ore containing millions ~
tons assayins from 81 20 $40 win ,ss-ar
po@eF Tor a thousand stamp mill: altitude
z, 200 Bet three tunnels cost on reducfnz
ore 70 bullion not moi THAN Co cents I,er
ton capital, $4,000. 500 600 ia treasflr,
Stock selling fast at % cents Der sbar.
Write today, NONpAREIL MINING sED
DEVELOPING CO. 202-203 Bond Building
n0l3-f
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FOR REST-One large. bright front room.
furnished or unfurnished. rs 7th ne. noi2-3t
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Sunday Hours, s P. M. TO II P. NJ.
Philadelphia oyster House. 5l3 18th ST.
NV.
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FOUND.

I PRINT NEAT. attractive cards that bring
big business. 100, $3.50 up. HAYS. sos l. st.
NV. nGl2-6L
FOUND-The right man 10 paint tin roofs
send postal, he viii call and give You an
estimate. F. KING. E2 9th ST. NV. nol0-4t
EDWIN r. MAY. House Painter 5th and
Steubeu SITS. nv. and 2027 9Th ST NV Phone
North 2uS5. nOS-l2t
FOUND-The way 10 get rid OF rats See
mh2l-tf
The Washington times., 1904-11-13

Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc.
Philadelphia oyster House, SIS 18th st.
NV
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Order Holmes Homemade Milk Bread,
The bread that offers you the limit OF
bread quality FOR your money. Home
made Milk" Bread Is properly made 81
the purest ingredients Ii IS highly nu-
trltious and benefits all who eat II.
Fresh from oven 10 table every day at
SC. Holmes Bakery, lsJ and j. SITS,
Phones j. l44G and 144l.
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FOR RENT-Two unfurnished or entire sec
ond moor, three rooms and bath 1914 Sth St
NV
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$3.50 Smokeless Oil Heater, S..
A. Eberly's Sons. us 7th st. NV.
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For RENT-STABLES.

FOR RENT-Good. warm brick stable 482
IT 81. NV. nol2-gt
FOR Rents l0-For storage or stable, a
tWO-story pressed brick, sOX20 on wide alley.
rear Of II n 81 NV. Also. for S. brick
stable. rear o. 62O 81 81. ne. Call AZ A NJ
ST noIl-St
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SAVE YOUR HATS laGios. our hlndy hat
fasteners hold your hat securely Wltaout hat
pins, an everyday necessity pair, - post
paid. or write for circular Rational 40 -
EITN co. HaX 20. CITY. =
The Washington times., 1904-11-13

U. S. Cavalry Boots, sz.5o pair; Best
quality roofing. 75c roll; good horse
blankets, 75c Also from T.. $. Hospital
Corps. $50 medical chests. 81 each. s.
BeusingeT a. Co, nth and b SITS.
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stress, for general repair work Apply 10
Manager before 10 clock, palais Royal
A. LISNER. II
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VVANTED-Piano scholars, 25c. quick. mod
ern method. Address BOX 45l, this Office. II
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

DESK ROOM, cheap. IN roomy. pleasant Of
nee, facing Pennsylvania ave call before
noon, lzlb Pennsylvania ave. NV. second
door. nOl3-3t
FOR HENT-OfnCe rooms Ia the Evans
Building l4ib 20 1924 New York ave. NV
most centrally located; rental very low. APP
ply 10 JOHN y. EVANS. l424 New York
ave. Ee2l-tf
BLISS BUILDING. 50 p st. nw-Very do
Eirable ohces, facing Capitol. with heat.
light and jauitor service from IS per month
up. CAL OF write a. o. BLISS. Telephone
East bS5. ae7-tf
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LIBRARY PHARMACY, "a St & Pa. ave. &C.
". O. FURR cor. SUI and 40. ave- ne
WI. g. GENINEIt, cor. lltn and y sts NV.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 1th st., Rhode
Island ave, and X ST. NV.
CHAS. c. HORNUNG ChrisJIani Pharmacy
sW. cor 1Jh ana n SITS. NV.
". ARMSTRONG. cor. eth and II sts- ne.
CHAS. II. BLCMEt, n. Cap, and X sts- ne
n. A. NEIrCH, 10th and n sts. NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 2lst and Q SIS. NV.
O'DONNELL DRUG CO. cor. sth s. q SIS. Sc
". II. CLARKE, l2lS ed 81. NV.
DODGE * Co. cor. l4th and L NV.
II. q. BUTTS. cor. 4th 81, and Mass ave. s-sV.
l. 4. TAYLOE. cor sth and Z sts. NV.
81 S. FEALY. NV cor. nth St s. Pa ave. sc.
j. ID COELENrZ. cor Fla ave & n Cap 81
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave. nv.
CHAS- b. CAMPBELL, cor % and y sts- ne
v HUGO EISENBEISS. cor eth & b SITS. ~.
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FOR RENT-FuTnished or unfurnishea rooms
en- suite or single. steam heat, terms reason
able 1872 81 nol2-3t
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DENTISTRY.

EXAMINATIONS and estimates free Tor an
kinds OF absolutely painless dentistry H0urs
am. 10 S pm. NERO DENTISTS. III5
Pennsylvania ave. u1s-tE
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES No extracting;
no pain. look, feel, act. and last longer than
natural teeth: shruuken faces made normal;
painless nllings- DR. j. L. WILSON. 1898 =
ct. NV oC2s-21T
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WANTED-structuraI painters at the 70
PARK n0l2-2t
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BACHELOR. self-mads; middle age. wealthy,
wants hOme-loylng wife; a. objection 20 sia-
cere poor woman address J. WARD Og-
den ave. corner Robey. Chicago. il
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished rooms; large
and small. also three unfurnished rooms
with heat and gas: light housekeeping per
mitted. 500 18th 81. noig-3t
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HANDSOME WIDOW. worth nearly s49-o08.
wants 20 marry good, honest man ne agency.
Address MASON, OHIO Book, Caieaso. - u
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LOST-About y o'clock noon. November II
on Pennsylvania ave NV, between 9Th and
9TH SITS. small paper box col tanning two
ladies' rings. one gentleman's ring and ore
small stud. Finder address BOX 575. this
office. Liberal reward. n1l3-gt
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Two unfurnished or entire sec
ohd moor three rooms and bath. 1914 Sth ST
D1 18th ST. NW.-Large unfurnlshed second
moor room. well heated and lighted. Il
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms: heat
gas, ehd bath. zoe d ST. NV. IT
FOR RENT - Two front ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rooms; newly papered and painted south
'front.' neat and gas: $40 per month. 2gl3 c
- NV nol3-2t
UNFI FINISHED. two bright. cheerful Sec
ono moor rooms light housekeeping. 721 LIST
FOR RENT-Four bright COMMUNICATING
rooms balh adjoining; heat; gas 1913 5th ST.
NV nol3-2t
FOR RENT-Five large rooms. bath; range;
go! VIII rent as part or whole. 1919 81. ne
II
FOR RENT-ThTee or NOR ,,,5,-,-j-I---i
rooms, suitable for housekeeping; porcelain
bath. 2lS6 Pennsylvania ave. nv. II
FOR RENT-Kitchen. dining room. bed
room, partly furnished; coal gas furnished
three people would board. Can quick. 1ll7
81. ~, It
FOR RENT-Rright. steam heated room n,
572. this Office. nol2-2t
FOR RENT-Two second floor front rooms
TOT lght housekeepingi bath. light and heat:
rent moderate. ils5 New Jersey ave. NV
nolz-2t
FOR ENS.TI-J-nfurnished front rooms. 81 and
60 io-o ''h St ny nol2-st
INFURNIsHED-s>-ond noor rooms. ln4
Ieln s. nv. no12-3t
FOR RENT-Unfurnished first and second
llooIS front ana communicating rooms; rea-
sohaDIe- -O2 Delaware ave. ne. nO12-Zt
FOR RENTING unfurnlshed rooms. third
49, - I'm ST NV Dol2-5t
FOR RENT-One or two beautif,,l saco,4
story uUfuFUiefeT
HshL housekeeping, no children Si8 Tor both
OF $40 Tor one spirltuaists preferred 1906
l st. NV. MOIST
FOR RENT-Two nice. large. second-noor
rooms win good heat ana light: modern
Dath. moderate 1924 - NV. noI2-2t
FOR RENT-Three unfurnlsned seeond-aoor
rooms TWO adults. two children. neignbor-
hood Washington Circle. Address BOX s53
L-,---st
FOR KEST-Two or three unfurnished rooms.
houseAeeplng' very convenient. 1893 9th ST.
NV n5l2-3t
FOR RENT-One double parIor. nrst floor. 10
desirable party. lils 9th 81 NV. nol2-2t
FOR RENT-iso 90 81. NV. two very large
communicating rooms ana 2 smaller rooms
arateiy. nof2-st
49, o.
FOR REST-Unfurnished rooms. Ilght house
keeping. SIS 30 st. NV nol2-st
FOR RENT-Three nice unfurnlshed rooms:
ilght housekeeping uzI l. ST. NV. noI2-st
FOR RENT-Three unflmished rooms. sec
ond aoor bath. 62s 1 st. nw. noI2-st
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms for
hght housekeepingi heat, Hgat and bath. SIS
sJ6 7th nof5-af
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. with
heat. light housekeeping. 1929 5th ST. NV
noil-3t
FOR BEST-UnfuTnished rooms for Iigbt
housekeeping szs Indiana ave. noII-3t
NJ l=th ST. NW.-Two large, drst floor
roms; light heat. private bath. b. T. I'D
HAItB5- noil-3L
ELEGANT CORNER FLAT OF three rooms.
second or third floor. hot water heat etc
everything new Tefernce required, no chill
uIen- ~ - ~. NV n0li-3t
FOR RENT-Two rooms with han room:
heat. gas. and bath 3l6 A -. ne. noil-3t
FOR RENT-Three ulfurnlshed rooms. sec
ond moor, heat. gas. and bath; light house
keeping 1899 sth -. mn. no11-3t
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms. with heat
and gas 5Gs = -. nw. n0iG-4f