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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-23
FAST TRACK.

Over track as fast as aerth can be
gotten and before n fine crowd. the Grand
Circuit flyers began their yearly en-
gagement in Boston. the queen
racing city OF the world. yesterday after
noon.
To show their appreciation Of New Eng
land, they raced the days program at
the splendid average Of a0s%. Three win
ners materially reduced their records.
the fourth being saved by having his OPP
ponent tire after carrying him three-quar-
ters OF the way better than a 2:0Sla clip.
Not before this year have the circuit
horses had such a good track. Luckily
for the winners the wind blew up the
stretch. saving their marks quite a bit.
The racing was OF the keen. pleasing
kind. without being OF the nerve-destroy-
ing sort. one finish. however, the Sec
ond I'm the Blue sHill, came in the latter
class. Alexandet and Lisonjero going
under the wire almost on even terms
John NJ won the fast pacing race. Alex.
ander the Blue Hill, Belle star the 2:i5
pace. and Bonnie Russell the 2:20 trot.
All four events were overe In straight
heats, which allowed the crowd 10 get
away from the grounds at 1870.
Frank Walker did the starting. and II
was a pleasure TO watch HIS work. With
out n fuss or bother he sot HIS fields
away quickly to fair starts. In the first
heat OF the afternoon there was an at
tempt st Jockeying. but a word OF eau
tion and the seven PAGERS came down on
a line. The judges. Rowland Russell.
George Hayt and Homer Kline. had moth
ing TO do hut enjoy the sport. Frank
Hall. George Graves and @. w Marks
dld the timing.
There is saying that pacing races
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-23
PROVIDENCE.

Runs-weidensaul Murray. Rapp. Carr
a: Vinson. Wagner. Milligan-3 Two
base hits-weidensaul. Rapp, Wagner.
Three-base hits-Rapp. Fuller. Stolen
bases-white. Harley. Weidensaul, Carr.
Sacrifice hit-Daly. First base on balls
or Falkenberg g. of Milligan 6. Hit by
pitched ball-By Falkenberg l. Struck out
BY Falkenberg 3: by Milligan T. Umpire
-Conahan. Time-2h. 1bm.
(Second Camel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

At st. Louis the Cardinals made Il
three straight from Brooklyn, taking yes
terday's game l3 10 3. Taylor and Gar
vim were the respective twirlers and the
brakeman had all the better OF the
argument with his elongated opponent
The article OF ball put up by the visitors,
with errors OF omission and commission
following In rapid succession. was as bad
as has been seen here I'm many a day. At
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-23
new ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fall River-Concord 4, Fall River 2.
At Lawrence-Lawrence 1910. Lowell
3-s.
At New Bedford--New Bedford s. Man
chester 2.
At Nashua-HaverhiI SO, Nashua 1 s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-23
GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at PlttshnrE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The oaklawns went to Rocklsnd sun
day afternoon and played a close game
with the local team winning by a score
Of to Z. Rocklsnd put up a good game
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-23
Connecticut LEAGUE.

At Hartford-Hartford 80. Meriden
Ell
At New London-Norwich 8. New Lon
don (13 innings)
At New Haven--New Haven 2. Bridge
port 0.
At Holyoke-Springield 8. Holyoke /.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-23
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.

Boston worked up into second place by
shutting out st. Louis twice yesterday at
home. Both contests were won by hard.
timely batting and effective pitching. Bos-
ton also felded in championship fashion.
The difficult plays were chiefly fercely
hit line drives, which the local infielders
caught from the most awkward positions
and sometimes with one hand Wallace
played most brilliantly for st. Louis. At
tendance IA, $50 The scores:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-23

with Devereaux the particular star. For
Oaklawn the batting OF II. Hines and
Jordon and steady battery work OF Hines
and Sherman were features. In the last
half OF the ninth. with three of Rock
lands best men coming up. Hines made
the first two fan and the third made a
weak hit to the pitcher The score:
Innings .....1 2 s
Oaklawn ......o o 0 2 0-S
Rockland .....1 o 0 2 o o 0-7
The Pontiacs won from Hillsgrove In
an interesting contest Sunday. witnessed
by q large crowd OF spectators. II was
one Of the hottest games OF the season.
In the latter part II could be clearly seen
that the Foxes were outolassed. The
pitching OF I. Swanson and batting OF
Stieguwald were the features. Score:
Innings .....1 s 9
Pontiac .......0 o 3 1 Ks
Hillsgrove 80 0 3 0 is
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-23
NEW YORK 4, CHICAGO 3

Yesterday al New York. Powells wild
throw enabled the Chicagos 10 take the
lead i'm the eighth inning OF the game.
but Powelis three-bagger followed by
Dougherty's infeld hit. won the game
for New York in the ninth. The locals
played brilliant fielding game. with
Dougherty the star Attendance 7076. The
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-23
CHICAGO,
BOSTON.

Boston won at Chicago yesterdays
game, which was poorly played on both
sides. bases on balls, wild pitches and err
rors scoring most OF the runs. Attend
ance. 1900. Score:
Innings ......... as 7ss
Chicago .......... o 90 o o 2-5
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-23
JERSEY CITY AZ. MONTREAL 80.

JERSEY CITY AZ, MONTREAL 3d.
Jersey City defeated Montreal In the
first game OF a double-header. which con-
sumed 10 innings before the winning run
was scored yesterday At Jersey City, and
then made II a draw I'm the other. with the
score even al the end OF the eighth inn
ing, when the game was called on account
OF darkness. The first contest was won
by Pattees hit for two bases with two
men on bases and only one out home
run by Hartman was a feature. Attend
ance 1900. Scores:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-23
BALTIMORE 4, BUFFALO 3.

BALTIMORE a. BUFFALO D.
The Orioles won the first game from
Buffalo at Baltimore by opportune hit
ting In the first inning yesterday. The
second game was called on account of
rain. The score stood ! TO In favor OF
Buffalo. Attendance 1861. The score:
Innings ........ 2 4 IS
Baltimore ...... o o K
Buffalo ......... o o 1 o o 0 o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-23

GAMES TODAY.
Toronto at Newark.
Buffalo at Providence.
Montreal at Baltimore.
Rochester at Jersey City.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-23
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
St Louis at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-23
PROVIDENCE.

Runs-White :, weidensaul 2. Murray.
Rapp 2. Carr 2-ii: Wagner. Thomss-2.
Two-base hits-Fuller. White Stolen
base--Wedensau Sacrifice hit-IIarley.
First base on balls-on Applegate 2: of
Murphy s; of Derby 2. Hit by pitched
ball-By Derby 4. Struck out-By APP
plegate s; by Murphy 1. Umplre-Cona-
han. Time-ih. 20m.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-23
NEWARK az. RoCHEsTER o-s.

Rochester, was lucky enough 10 win the
last game OF the series with Newark at
Newark yesterday. but IL took IL innings
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-23
{ First Game.

With men on third and second in the
seventh. Pickering hit safely down the
left field line. scoring two runs and win
ming a hard-fought game for the Phila-
dephians yesterday at Philadelphia.
La joie was retired from the game for
back talk Attendance 995s Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-23
Mi|Iigan Pitched Good Enough Ball
to Win Yesterday.
Fast Track for Grand Circuit Opening
Events at ReadViI|e.

To do II. They played two games. Newark
taking the fi's.. The scores
The Washington times., 1904-10-19
DENTS TRY.

PAINLESS DENTISTRY in AN its
branches We OFFER you. NERO DEN
FISTS Iila Pennsylvania ,lEo.. opposite
pDstumCC- OCls-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-[o lE-
tracing, no pain. look feel. act. and
last longer LEau natural teeth; shTluk.u
faces made normal. painless filings DIR
j. j.. WILSON. l2H2 d. ST. NV SCISSOR
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SITUATIONS wANrED-mALE.

WAETED-By reliable married white
man. position as manager on farm thor
ougnly understands care or stock and
general farm work address BOX o..
this office. Ocls-2t
WANTED-By reliable coIored man, a
place as waiter or butler good refer
ence- Call or write 213 Pennsylvania
ave. NV. 1t
WANTED-Place as beIlman In hotel or
NAT. ~ 10Th 50. nv. Ocls-5t
WANTED-By strong boy. position 10
learn trade as coach painter been one
year at business. Address BOX 90, this
ONCE. II
WANTED Situation as assistant book
keeper or general once worker best
reference. Address BOX 81. this Office.
Oc19-3t
WANTED-Wauted by a young man
from country. position as cashier in
grocery store age lS years. CHAS.
PRICE, Dlueys Montgomery county Nd.
WANTED-By energetic young man a
position Of any kind lu line OF promotion
Address BOX IS, thi5 once. oclS-5t
WANTED-By pressman (cylinder. job.
stone hand and paper cutter, situation,
city or country Address BOX s., this
office. Ocl9-8t
WANTED-By expert accountant and
office man, thirty years experience, sit
uauon, quick best references. Address
CONF EIENT, Box ff. this office
oclg-Zt
WANTED-Ey young colored man.
work Iu private family or care of horses.
Address 4IS ST NV. oclS-8t
WANTED-PIace as janitor, ben boy, or
elevator BOY good re54ESeTe47ee, y Re
1880 Neg Jersey ave. NV. ocls-2t
WANTED-Y0ung man studying electric
engineering would like TO get "a position
with an electric contractor as dppTeu-
tice Address BOX 81, this ONCE.
Ocls-at
WANTED-Hy young respectable col
ored man. situation as coachmau. jaui-
TOT, porter wide awake with laundry
wagon city reference Address BOX
-, this Once. OclS-2J
WANTED-A position BY thoroughly
experienced machiuist and Al marine
engineer. Address JUAN GARCIA IS
WANTED-By "a reliable yoang man. a
place washing dishes. 2oZs Tth ST. NV.
OclI-at
WANTED-By a coIored man, work as
porter in a small fiat or building 1924
10Th ST. NV 0cl1-st
WANTED - BY practical farmer and
gardener, place OF working manager ON
farm for l5J5s best OF references. Ad-
dress FARMER, BOX s, this Office.
oclt-5t
W-ANTED-By young married man. pO-
siti0n of any kind, twelve years genera
business experience highest reference.
Address BOX 5Cl. this ONCE. OcI5-SJ
MISCELLANEOUS
CARPET LAYING. cutting. hitting. re
laying. Can or address T.. JACKSON,
SIS l1th ST. NV. ociS-3t
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY. formerly
634 Eve ST. NV. now 1923 9th ST. NV no
lime; satisfaction guaranteed mail at
tended to- zoe pair. ocl9-6t
CRIENTAL-HUED rugs woven from
your old carpets drop postal NON
FARElL, 30 9th So ne. oclS-5l
EDWIN j.. MAY. House Painter. 9TH
and Steubeu SITS. NV. and 2I2l 9TH St
NV. Phone North 2tS5. oclt-lfL
WE CLEAN YOUR HOUSE and you
gain money. THE PFtIlAD E ~ A
SCRAP IRON AND METAL CO Ne
paw the highest prices for old iron, cop
per, brass, lead, zinc, RAGS rubber, bot
stoves feather beds, and clothing q spe-
ciaIty Send postal 10 250S q ST. NV.
0cl5-tt
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Highest cash prices paid for
worn garments, ladies' or geutIemen's.
Also shoes and hats. Address postal and
j viii call any hour b. TARSHES 1905
9Th 81. nv. Phone North 499 sezs-fat
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WANTED-S. KEBEsKY. 1906 9Th ST
NV. viii pay the highest cash prices for
ladies' gents, and childreu's cast-Gfe
clothing and shoes and hats. Address a
postal and ] Will call. ocs-59t
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Observation-Disclosures.

ANTED-Furniture, carpets. etc: buy
ing contents Of houses q speciality. lib
eral spot cash prices mail orders given
prompt attention LEVY $ EEENI-
TURE SHOP, 40 10th st nv. ocl-30t
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AVANTED-YOung man interested I'm
mechanical drawing; a splendid oppOr-
tuuity TO learn mechanical and Patent
ONCE drawing. Cali Tuesday or Thurs
day, to 9 pm, THE WASHINGTON
SCHOOL OF MACHINE DESIGN, 1lI6
II ST. NV fourth floor II
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WANIED-A sober, industrious, and
ambitious young man can obtain debit
with the MeuOpOl. Life Insurance CO.,
where merit and qualification find add
.yaucemeuT by addressing, with refer
euCes. BOX o. this Office. OcIg-3t
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WANTED-AGENTs.

and women OF good add
dress guaranteed salary of So weekly
20 right parties SIS l9th ST. NV
Ccl6-Gt-aESu
WANIED-Ageu and solicitors for the
Continental Fire Insurance Co., OF EeW
National Union Insurance CO.. OF Pitts
burg. assets. S...g.UJys see adv. under
Financial Apply q. MARTIN BRAND
li0f q ST. NV. seZa-Lt
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WANTED-Eoung man from country;
SO and board. Can at 6l9 + ST. NV.
ROOM 9. 1t
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FOR RENr-FURN1sHED ROOMS.


FOR RENT
OPPORTUNITY.
2 large bright, pretty rooms. furnished
% noor, with use fine bath adjoining
saw ST. NV. Columbia Heights; 11k
squares from 18th ST. and = square FROM
1th 81. extended electric cars. Ocl9-tf
FOR RENT-Rooms. .1220 Maryland ave.
ne 1t
FOR RENT-TwO or three communicat-
Ing rooms partly furnished light house
keeping blz A ST. ne oelS-lt
SOC 18th .-Furnished- sunny rooms
Ior couples or single gentlemen. we'll
heated 0cl9-5t
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished front
room as parlor and bedroom overlook
Ing Carnegie Library entrance. so
Mount vernon Place NV. IL
FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms at Z
Grant Place NV. ocI9-5J
FOR RENT-A nicely furnished room.
moderate price. in the PleTpout. ZI1 L
ST. Flat II
FOR RENT-One small and one large
room: light and clean; centrally located
FOR RENT-Large. sunny front room.
nicely furnished second floor porcelain
bath same moor. 1912 nth ST. NV. Ii
FOR REET-One large furnished room
without board reasonable. 89 A ST. ne.
Ocl9-2t
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished room.
next TO porcelain bath; $. $40 North
Capitol 81 Ocl9-5t
FOR RENT-One large room. suitable
for housekeeping rent reasonable also
hall room, So lulo q 81 NV. OCl5-5r
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished han
rooms for s. at 1926 18TH St nw. oels-5t
FOR RENT - Furnished rooms, with
board lHI New York ave OcI9-5t
FOR RENT-lI33 Sun st. NV, nicely fur
nished room porcelain bath oclS-5t
FOR RENT-Wen furnished front
ROOM convenient 30 cars gentleman
only. 6zs @ ne. ocls-3t
FOR RENT-Furnlshed room at 81 a
month. 6lS Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
oc1s-3t
FOR RENT-A furnished front room.
So, also two rooms htted up for house
keeping; price Of the two tone sInallls
with gas and heat, $3.50 per month lo13
18Th ST. NV. oci5--t
FOR RENTING nicely furnished sec
Ond floor front rooms; all CONVENIENCE
405 East Capitol 81. oclS-St
FOR RENT-Large furnished front
room. 6l4 6th st nv. oels-5l
FOR RENT-IOl2 n 81. Sc, well fur
nished room, four windows Top BOOT
suitable for two gentlemen not water
heat ocI9--L
FOR RENT-Large front room Tor two;
heat gas other one S., no 18th ST. NV.
oclo-St
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished
rooms for housekeeping two three and
five rooms saJ q NV Ct+'-oL
FOR RENTS New York ave, desir-
9bIs front room, furnished, southern
EXPOSURE. suitable for one or TWO gem
lIemen; separate beds. oclI-3t
ron RENT-Furnished front and back
rooms. els 6th ST nv. ocll-3t
FOR RFNT-Furnished front room
well kept; reasonable. Sl3 i ST. nv.
FOR RENT-Two second story front
rooms. nicely furnished Tor light
housekeeping. well heated; light and
clean: very desirable. 40 J. ST. sW.
Ocll-oL
FOR RENTED eth 81. NV, large fur
nisheG roomsi housekeeping. ocIt-St
FOR RENTING third floor furnished
rooms. $40; heat. q X st. ne. oelt-3t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room on
second floor; reasonable well heated
nos Sth ST. NV. oci0-0L
FOR RENT-oFFICES.
FOR RENT-Omce rooms I'm the Evans
Building, 14l6 10 1924 New York ave. NV
most centrally located rental very low.
Apply TO JOHN .. EVANS. 1+z+ Ne"
York ave. Se-l-tL
BLISS BUILDING, IS B st. nw.-Very
desirable offices. facing Capitol "ith
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WANTED-A hrst-cIass bushelmaus a
steady position all year. S GOLDHEIA
g. SONS 405 9Th ST. NV. Ocl9-2t
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for
secondhand machinery. also brass. COP
per, lead. zinc and scrap iron EDGAR
BAUM 1912 X 81. NV Phone West 2z5-
au30-90t
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WANTED-A good. handy bOy 10 work
around shop and horse. 92g u ST. NV.
1T
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WANTED-Oyster cook. Sth and G sts.
So ocl3-2t
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TO BUY. sell. or store furniture. see
BOWLING, 6l2 j. ST. NV. Sale Wcdnes-
days Phone Main SIS. OCS-50t
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WANTED-Floor layer and planer and
Missouri ave. OcI9-3t
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Oyster cook, sCulliOu, dish
washer house boy, eTTand boy tCOlOrcul,
with wheel short hours. 1913 New York
ave. 1t
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ANNIVERSARIES.

WANTED-stable or storage room foT
automobile i'm vicinity of 9th and g SITS
ne. Address. al once, NJ. L.. HICKMAN
SEQ eth ST ne. 0cl9-8t
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WANTED-Good barber at once, also
shop boy. 1902 9Th 81. nw. j. NJ KROTS.
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WANTED - First-class architect and
craftsman. Address ia writing BOX
So. Ilis office IL
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WANTED-NOung white man as sales
man in furniture store 639 Louisiana
ave. nv. IL
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fectIoner tor ChIcIets. 1t
NANTED-A couple of flrst-CIass ladies'
tallofr; best pay steady work. OWEN,
5Z3 18th 81. Ccl9-ZJ
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FOR RENT-PIAEOs.

ECE REEI-kUabe and Other GOOD pi-
amos reasonable rates. rent applied on
purchase lLNABE * &C. l9ls-l--J L. ST.
aclJ-IE
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WANTED-A good white barber; steady
job weekly wages at once also q col
ored bootblack. 235 Pennsylvania ave.
NV. Oc13-3t
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PRINTING

Always BUsy-There's a Reason"
H b. DARLING. PRINTER, S18 r 81
NV. Phone Main I253-M, Best For Prise.
PromDtuess. ana Satisfaction. selt-tf
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WANTED-A first-ciass barber for Sat
urday; also shop boy. al East Capitol
ST GElS-tt
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WANTED-WaU case. suitable for con
fecti0nery store. 5e9 Sth st. Sc. Oc19-3t
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WANTED-At once, at 429 9th 81. NV.
all kinds of furniture: contents of houses
nae before You sell. drop postal and I
viii call OcIT-3t
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NVANTED-White counter man. HERR
MANN S QUICK LUNCH, 505 Il st. NV.
a-El-Ef
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" ANTED-Three OF four uufurnishe.
rooms for light housekeeping, ia North
west, for man and wife; state price. Ad
dress BOX Is. this Office oc17-5t
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WANTED-Boy TO make himself geuCr-
SITS. NV. Ccl5-1L
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WANTED-At once, engineer for %
horsepower plant W. BORGhiANN
MFG. CO.. South Capitol and o SITS.
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DANCING

0RDWAY DANCING SCHOOL. PROF
IS EEDHAM, a.. v. Han entrance, 43l
nth ST. uW.b, Every Tuesday and Fri
DAY evening. Beginners class. 1890
$3.50. soc per lesson. or six
lessons. $3.50. with mus Glass now
forming. Also private lessons. ocis-It
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WANIED-3 paperhansers. brinE tools
ready for work good wages steady
work. W1L Y. MAHCNEX COZ Penn
sylvauia ave- Sc. OC1S-3J
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WANTED - Secondhand furniture for
four rooms; no agents. 81 Missouri ave.
CCl9-3t
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WANTED-Boy who understands press
ing rs 18th ST. NV. 1t
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NEW YORK AVE, COR 10Th ST.
Having secured the pulioing 1orIneEiy
occUuieT bv the Baltimore Hotel We
have thoroughly renovated it and VIII
now conduct a strictly high-class hotel
Excellent cuisine and service. LaFges
5riEht rooms. Rates from 81 per day up
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WANTED-RooMs.

WANTED-By forelady at Kanns. two
unfinished rooms west OF Tfh and
south OF o ST.. for about ST. Address
BOX 90. this Office ocl9-3t
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UANIED-A girl % cook and 90 gen-
eral homework IN family of three
ADULTS. no washing OF ironing sos North
CarolI.a ave. se. lCapltoL IND. u
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WANTED-Man TO repair stoves and
furniture. 639 Louisiana ave. il
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WANTED-FOur hrsr-cI8ss carpenters.
Apply ROOM 56 Aetzerott Building.
oCl8-3t
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KNAETED-Tinuer and stove hand
JOHN r. COLLAN, los sth st. ne
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EEANTED-A bright young man for re-
liable firm. Apply 6l3 T. ST. NV, ROOM
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WAETED-A good white boy, with biz
cycle. in cigar store. J.. @. JOSEPH,
1903 I ST. NV. IL
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WANTED-Barber; "a guarantee 10
good man. 5Y 10Th ST. NV. *
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FOR RENT-TWO or three communicate
Ing rooms; partly furnished; light house
keeping. 612 4 St ne oeIg-2t
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wANrED-RooMs And BOARD.

VIZ IEI-H0arl aIu I0olul NolIs cll-
pie. near 9IH and 4 SIS. Address BOX
q, this once. ~
NANTED-YOung man wishes room and
board with small private family must
be moderate Address BOX 81. this or
Gce. oc15-zL
yVANTED-Room and board for two
gentlemen. by Ist OF month"; not over
nine blocks from Southern Railway
Building; price must De moderate. Ad-
dress BOX so this Office. II
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Location. 1293 Kene-

. large, bright. pretty rooms. furnished
I'd roor, with use fine bath adjoining.
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When You Want a Cut
o. anything Joyce Engraving Co.. star Bldg.
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FOR RENT-Rooms. 1920 Maryland ave
ne III
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WAETED-Two rooms for young cou-
pie state price. Address BOX =. this
Office. Ocls-2t
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WAETED-Toung colOred man 20 do
house work and attend horse. Apply
third door. SD 18th ST. NV. OclS-2J
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WANIEi-Buudle wrapper and erraud
boy. Address, in own h5sT dwriting, Civ
ing age. BOX Sc. this Office Ocl9-5t
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500 9th Furnished sunny rooms
for couples or single gentlemen. we'll
heated. ucIg-st
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished IRON
room as paTlOr and bedroom: overlook
Ing Carnegie Library entrance. so
Mount Vernon Place NV II
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LOCAL MENTION.

Picking Up Money
When you enter The Times election con-
test.
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Get IN the Election Contest
s. 500 IN gold TO the winners.
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WANTED-Several men 20 take portrait
orders S. STEIN, 523 9Th St uW. IL
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FOR RENT-UHFURHsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Three unfurnlshed. COM
municaJiug rooms. light housekeepings
bath. gas heat. two. So; three. s1A.
1870 9th ST NV u
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1Gh aAf-aa q ilf ltA faLe tit4 rooms Feaa
sonahle- 152 East Capitol ST. ocls-3t
FOR RENT-Three rooms al Oh 4fh 81.
NV. ocl9-3t
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NA(TED-TW0 stairbulIders at once
Apply nj shop. i'm Tear OF 1876 1th ST. ne.
VA. BOSWELL. OcIs-4t
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saw ST. NV, Columbia Heights; ~
squares from l4th ST. and = square FROM
18th So extended electric cars OcI9-tf
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-s. KAHN. SONS & co.
REQUIRE SALESWOMEN III ALL
DEPARTMENTS 1T WILL BE
USELESS FOR ANY BUT THOR
QUICKLY EXPERIENCED PER-
SONS TO APPLY. THOSE ~ no
KNOW MERCHANDISE AND
HOW TO SELL GOODS WILL FIND
GOOD PLACES AT GOOD SAIL
ARIES. APPLY TO SUPERlNIEN-
DENT. Ocis-Zt
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FOR RENr-STABLES.

ALSO ADAPTED for shop or storage
exceptionally wide alley: running water,
all cOuyenienccs. 1867 X ST OCl7-3J
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALz.

VANTED-Hy a respectable coI0red girl,
place 90 do general hOuseWOTk- APP
ply 4H H0udge Court, between - and
I SITS II
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRIrERs.

FOR sALE-Pust2I; new, SIS. 2JJ6 Penn
-EIVauil ave. NV. OCl3-3t