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The Washington times., 1905-08-27

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Four good cooks. two efficient
maids. man and wife FOR city and country.
S2u EnIKCH. l1Ol llJh 81. NV. II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white mattresses. at
one EIREINA CAFE, 30 lSta st. ny. II
WANTED-Sslesladies in our g,ovc and up
helstery departments. Apply to W. NJ. BAL
DERSTON. Manager. before 10 O'Clock a
LISNE8. Palais Royal. II
WANTED-Reliable white woman TO assist
with care Of child and housework 1923 Flor
ida ave. ne. 1t
WANTED-Colored woman as cook: must be
well recommended. l34l Harvard st au2z-3t
WANTED-Experienced saleslady: permanent
position Address BON IS. this office.
au21-3t
WANTED-1ouns lady to learn osteopathy.
or massage treatment; fair compensation
Address bon 50. this office. au23-3t.
WANTED-Reliable colored girl for general
housework: family of two; references. 2g2l
g St, Georgetown. au27-2t
WANTED-A good woman 10 wash at house.
Call IS 18th ST. Sc. 1t
WANTED-Girl about Il to learn. INTER
STATE PRINTING AND ENGRAVING co.
3Si St NV. 1t
WANTED-A number of bright ambitious
young women 10 learn selling merchandise;
good chances for enhancement and permanent
positions Tor those proving apt Apply
S0fERlNTENDENT. :. KANN. SONS &
O--------- au2f-2t
WANTED-RespectabIe girl. general house
WORK; ST. 1i0 Thomas st. nw. au27-3t
WANTED - Typewriter and stenographer.
Address BON Al. this office. au27-3t
WANTED-Two experienced helpers on mems
custom coats BEN SCHWARTZ. go F St
NV. auo6-2t =
WANTED-Two young ladies to learn mani
curing, face ana scalp treatment. sos 10Th
81. NV. au26-3t
WANTED-woman for general housework.
"a 5th st NV. au26-3t
wANTED-A nurse. 2G22 University place
au26-3t
WANTED-Dressmaker apprentice: viii paw
small wages while learning. IL 4th st. Sc.
au25-2t
wANTED-A good cook in private family:
good wages TO right party. MRS. SALOMON,
2421 1Stn st au25-2t
WANTED-CoIored girl about 90 years OF age
to nurse; bring reference. S2SS St NV.
WANTED -First-ciass cook and laundress
Apply 20 4 st. NV au25-St
WANTED - Experienced bundle wrappers;
must be over IA years OF age: quick promo
ton TO deserving ones. MAYER BROS &
CO, 935 F St NV. au25-3t
WANTED-Experienced filters and aItera-
uoE hands for cloak and suit department: no
others need apply MAYER BROS * CO,
SSa Il ST. NV. au259t
WANTED Experienced saiesladies for mil
linery, ribbons. neckwear, and laces: others
must not apply MAYER BROS. & CO.
937 F st. NV au25-3t
WANTED-White girl for general house
work. Call at 1439 Huntington place NV
au25-3t
wANTED-Fiuishers on coats sol I4th st.
NV. fourth floor. au15-3t
WANTED-A general houseworker. with ref
erence. at 800 / st. NV au25-3t
WANTED-Girl to do light housework. Ap-
ply 32212 Az st. sw. au25-3t
WANTED-A woman 70 cook and do house
work (no Washing; wages. SIS month. 41I
sth St au23-tf
WANTED-Lady cashier: must be compe-
tent and furnish good references. Apply 1905
SOD ST. au24-,t
WANTED-A lady bookkeeper; one who un-
derstands- Address BOX sol, this Office
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Two good agents 10 sell hard
ware on commission; good money in II
Call Monday or Tuesday. between } and &
O'Clock pm. STANLEY. 1886 St NV. II
clerk in tea and
coffee store: state age anG salary expected.
Address BOX 20. this office. 1t
experienced packers. at
once; good salaries 70 capable men. Apply
TO SU?ERINTENDENT. S. KANN. SONS
& So1,. au27-2t
WANTED-Several young men for our trans
fer counter: must be good penmen and be
quick at figures; permanent positions and
good salaries. Apply to SUPERINTEND-
ENT, S. KANN. SONS * co. au27-2t
WANTED-Energetic men; neat appearance:
pleasant work; good pay. Address BOX %.
this Office. II
WANTED-Neat young colored man as por-
ter. Apply TO W NJ. BALDERSTON. Man
ager. before 20 O'Clock. A LISNER. Paiais
Royal 1t
wANTED-Four good railroad men. Meet
al 9th st depot. Monday night at O'Clock.
40 18th st. NV. 1t
WANTED-MandoIin and banjo lessons. by
two pupils; thorough and quick course. Ad-
dress BOX %. this Office. au27-3t
wANTED-Bright young, agent for SEQ
debit. Apply Monday. $50 am. NJ. A.
PALMER. 1S3 b 81. sc. II
wANTED-At once. two experienced In
dustrial insurance men: must furnish refer
ence and bond. Apply Monday between
and am. 623 St NV II
WANrED-Young man about is to MI offics
position in large furniture store: permanent
place and chance for advancement Address
BOX Il, this office. au26-2t
wANTED-Hands for roof painting Address
BOX IL. this office. au26-3t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. collector for mer-
chandise accounts; good salary and expenses.
Address GLOBE COMPANY. 723 Chestnut
st, Philadelphia. Pa au26-3t
WANTED-Oyster cook at RUBYs OYSTER
HOUSE. l7+0 eth st. NV. au26-3t
WANTED-Driver for milk wagon: must give
reference. GLENMORE DAIRY. 1911 & st
sw. au26-3t
WANTED-Four men: salary and commits
sion; bring references 9l2 II ST. NV. au2G-3t
wANTED-Boy having bicycle. for general
Office work; - week; state age. experience
and references Address BOX Il. this Office
au26-3t
wANTED-Experienced man FOR delivery
wagon 1893 lith st NV. au26-2t
wAHTED-A good wagons,nith and good
strong apprentice boy. at $40 18th st se.
su20-3t
wANTED-F'ifty painters TO buy paint. scat
folds and ladders furnished free. CARLISLE
BROS, Css III st ne. au26-3t
WANTED-Paperhanger 20 buy wall pa
pers. 20 per cent lower than other dealers
CARLISLE BROS. G4s ii st ne. au26-st
wANTED-Colored men 10 shovel clay on
brick yard; good pay and steady work APP
ply WEST BROS. BRICK CO. south end
Long bridge. Va au25-3t
wANTED-PIasterers: highest wages paid.
l49 st ne. au25-St
wANTED-FIfteen bricklayers Apply L. E.
MURTAUGH. 10th and Kenesaw ave or
18th and SITS NV au25-3t
wANTED-Night watchman. ApDly HECHT
& CO. 1t
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

WE WILL BUY ALL BICYCLES YOU have
no for. Call ll3 Pennsylvania ave. NV
The Bicycle Man au25-St
WANTED-Bicycle. with coaster brake; state
price. Address BOX 595, this office. au25-3t
wANTED-J00 second hand bicycle. l72s 7th
st. NV. au22- 3Ot
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

HCSTi.ING BUSINESS MAN with 81 aqo
20 engage in a legitimate mercantile ,,,,si-
HesS having absolute monopoly and vi MONT
L.sA- S1.OJo to alamo maze aunrafly- good
references must accompany eonsnun1c,ftons
y 10 ~ NJ GILBERT. Mattlage 5GiIding. New
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

fOh sALE-SalOon IN Alexandria: one of
the best stanas. doing good business csean
Ior cash QUICK BU1ER. ia Norta Fairfax
q.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

Inch AND DINING ROOM: near school
s aiiu market, low GASP price; reason Gor SELL
a Iils. other business Address BOX - this
oice- au2--3t
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

BEST CORNER GROCERY 10 sacriace- al
onee; a, any price. Apply I2ll 5th St NV.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

PAPER AND BASKET STAND leodsnz
maEAet, price. SlcV. paying business. ,.,,.srs
SAPIIAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE. At-aotic
building ,- s -
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

or four unfurnished rooms
with board for two; Si5 10 $50 month Ad-
dress BOX g. this office II
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

FOR SALE-Coal and wood business: fine oD-
POI sunlty; fully equipped; location Northwest
Address tSOX 10. tins office all,f-2,
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

If you have not
the time to send
or bring your Al
10 The Times or
any of the fol-
lowing Branch
Offices, just call
up Main 3O93
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
service
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
FOR SALE-cICYCLES.

FOR sALE-Lady's Columbia, new. all COM
plete. IS. l0ll r st. Sc au27-St
1 SELL CHEAPER than any other bicycle
dealer In the world Q. T. HUNTER The
Bicycle Man. ll3 Pennsylvania ave. nw
au25-3I
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

WANTED-Peper boxers. experienced toppers
machine and table workers. GEO. Z. Kill
LIAM CO. 452 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
IF
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
DENTISTRY.

THE LARGEST DENTAL. OFFICE in WASH
ingtOn- All work done painlessly. Exarni-
nations and estimates free.
NERO DENTISTS, Ills Pa Ave;
Opp. PostOrfice- au5s-tf
FREE-GREAT DENTAL OFFER This
week only. one gOld tooth FREE on our
sets OF teeth; SO set Of teeth, S5 So gold
crown. 50 All work guaranteed Painless
extracting BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS
GO + St nv. auI7-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATESNo extracting:
no pain; look Ieel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth: shrUnke1 faces made normal:
painless nllings- Dr. J. l. WILSON lZOS 3
St NV. -SSS-S9t
ORTHODONTIA SPECIALIST-JOHN WAR
NER hEYES. D. NJ D. (Aarvard University
Dental School, 1922, SIraighIens crooked teern
ain. to pm DENTAL OFFICE. 1902 O
ST. Telephone su3-30t
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

Il NCH ROOM; central; selling account OF
slcaneSS. must go before September OLD
DOAINlON co. 5l2 st au2o-3t
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Three completely furnished rooms
Tor light Housekeeping. ADDRESS BOX 2y.
this oTfice. II
WANTED-By permanent department clerk,
a small furnished room: hot and cold water
preferred; reasonable Address BOX Sc, this
Office. 1t
WANTED-FUrnished room: country. con-
Nenient to q St line Address BOX
80. this office. 1t
observation-disclosures room in exchange for
instructions tpiano, vocai, sanRuagesD by
teacher, late OF Philadelphia Conservatories
Address BON % this once IL
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
"a FREE ROob

DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN for rent:
once 800 Indiana ave NV. au25-st
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
BUSINESS CHANCES

PAPER AND BASKET STAND. leading
- D. price, sity paving business: c.seap.
building - ,- - - &c
A HUSTLING BUSINESS MAN Win :, a.o
20 engage IN legitimate mercantile ,,llsi-
neSS having absolute monopoly aad vi mont
referene.s , - sI'il.V ~ mac annually; good
- 81 Ages =, must accompany communications
70 ~ NJ GILBERT. Mattiage 5GiIding New
BEST CORNER GROCERY 10 sacTisce NJ
a,s;- : :. any price. Apply I2ll 5tn St nw
o
Lunch AND DINING ROOM; near school
u S il,.iIhet. iow GASP price; reason for sell
1Hs. t, o'her business. Address COX - this
- au21-st
DINING ROOM AND KITCHEN for rent:
grand location; to right party. Come az
once. S0t Indiana ave. NV au27-3t
MY FREE BOOK
as caileo how Money Grows" and tells:
vest small sums; now you can coav-rt $40
INTO sSa5.eS how 10 guard against poor IN
save $40 or more a month from Your Moons
you should not tail 10 own a COPY Nor An
ADV DNERTISEMENT Of any Investment, bus
fun 10 the brim with inIormatioa that ey-
eryone should possess before tnev fnvest n
ssrd :, ga Sor II on postal card and rn
seao II FREE by return mail. w NJ OS-
4nLLlSASpEk- 60 North American building
'ni-aoe iPhia. tya0-s -su-tf
FOR SALE-SaIoon In Alexandra. one ~
the best stanos. doing good business: c.,eaD
1or cash QUICK UIER ia Nortn rairfzx
st. s,.s-, =.
LUNCH ROOM; central; selling account of
slcsneSS. must 90 before September OLD
DOMINlON CO. 5l2 ST au26-3t
FOR SALE-COal and wood business: fine oD-
POI UNITY fuliy equipped location Northwest
ADDRESS BOx 10. TINS office auz6-St
CORNER GROCERY, Northwest. Including
morse ana wagon; cheap rent. good stand;
only $50 NEW YORK BUSINESS BROK-
ERS, Oil ST. alI5s3t
500 WILL BUY best little lunchrooun In
elty, come quick NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROkERS. OIL ST. auz6-3t
FOR SALE-Grocery and meat store in
sood location; cheap: owner leaving city.
AodSess BOX 5. this Office au26-3t
RoOMING HOUSE on Pennsylvania ava
hlShed Adc-ess BOX 5I4. this Office au25-sr
ONE OF THE oldest established milk routes
IA southwest Washington; ~ gallons Ap-
ply +oS ST s~ au25-St
FOX SALE-Grocery store ard four large
hNlnS rooms. sl2 rent doing sood business:
must De sod quickly; owner leaving city.
1850 Half st sw. au2s--r
FOR SALE-First-cIass two-cfa.- barper
shop 81 II 81. NV auZ3-7t
COMPLETE OYSTER OUTFIT. CONSISTING Of
DoiieF, STRAIN boxes, baskets. etc, for steam
ins oysters BACMS FURNITURE SHOP,
yin and I stS- Phone North 1913 auI7-i5r
WANT INVESTMENT PROPERTIE;S-Store
homes Nothing too small or too large
1hE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COMPANY
70. Street N w 5y2s-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NANTED-To buy six second hand pool ia
bles; must be in good condition; state max
and lowest cash price. Address BOX -. thi
office au21-3t
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

saNc S1O OF more month from vOrfr fuso-ns
you should not tail TO own con+ nor AZ
ADN EkIlSEAENT OF any investment cur
luI. 70 Nhe or1m with Information that ey-
eIyOne should possess before tnev invest n
ooIlsr; Asa Tor II on postal card and FlI
seIu ~ FREE by return mail. w M OS-
Philadelphia t,soN $50
The Washington times., 1905-08-27
HELP WANTED-MALE.

Observation-Disclosures grocery clerk and
meat cutter. in large store Northeast: good
salary and permanent place for good man
Address. with reference. BOX 592. this Office
au25-3t
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

GoLDENBERG's. 7th and X sts; nv, nv, ,,ace
8 KANN, SONS & CO.. Sth ana MA ~ ave
ERyINS CIGAR STORE, l4th ana ia-
L. s. DAY * CO.. 14th and Z sts. nv nv -.
A E. POWELL. 4th and East Capl.oi S o
A NJ. DANIELS. cor 14th and SITS NV, NV.
L. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 7th si-' hnoo'
Island ave, and X St NV. -,x.o,-
CHAS. c. HORNUNG, Christian fhafn~S'
W. cor. 9TH and NJ SITS. NV.
W. ARMSTRONG. corner 9TH and III s.s. ne
CHAS. H BLUMER, n. Cap and X SUE A'e'
r. A. VEITCH. 10th and NJ sts- NV
w d. BRACE, cor. S0th and M SITS NV
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, 2lst and u sts NV
ODONNELL DRUG CO., Sth and u SIS. &C.
DODGE & CO.. corner 14th and l. sts- NV.
H T. BUTTS, Attn and Mass ave NV
L. T. TAYLOE. corner 9th and Z sts. NV
u. g. FEALY. NV. cor. nth St & Pa ave Sc
J. d. COBLENTZ, cor. Fla ave q N Cap. 81
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave NV
CHAS- b. CAMPBELL. cor. I'd and SITS ne
v. HUGO EISENBEISS. 7th ana sts s"-
ANACOSTIA.
sURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson ats
BR00KLAND, d. c.
ARTHUR H. F. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

ONE large and one small room; light touse
Keeping; heat. gas. bath; summer price. so.
O25 ID ST. au2--3t
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FOR sAlE-EoRsEs & VEHICLES

FOh SALE-Black horse. sound and q
worker in all harness: also r1Inareur ana
; harness; no reasonable of1er refused. l6s3 IS
81 Sc auz9-3t
The Washington times., 1905-08-27

FOR SALE-Iarge ice boxes. suitable for
grocery or meat store. 10 the skeptIc ] viii
give 30 days trial free. II you have an
ice box made by tinker. and have trouble.
blame no one but yourself. See HOPWOOD.
sth and X sts aU27-St
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-08-30

ments of cattle, sheep and goats were made from the northern section.
 The mountains and streams contain much less water supply. There has been no curtailment in the system of irrigation within the canal zones of the Territory. While some canals and ditches were flowing bankful for many days, far beyond the scheduled time of service, the usual period of water ser vice, or "run,'' was maintained. No water flows were missed, this season to date, on account of the scarcity of water
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-08-30
GIGANTIC PROJECTS
 NOW UNDER HEADWAY

of the Zika claim, for a distance of 1900 feet, and then cross cuts to the Zika and Jack Pot locations, where it will form a connection with the deep level tunnel. The work at this point has reached a distance in of 4S0 feet. On the surface at this point to be Op- ened copper indications are strong, and nine different veins are in evi- dence along the route of this tunnel.
 That the company undertaking this laudable work of exploring that sec tion of the Bradshaws means to oper- ate earnestly and practically to demon strate what will be proven by depth on good surface evidences, is shown by the fact that two 15x16 Rand compress sors have been ordered, and are now en route. Pending their arrival, the work will be driven by hand.
 While it is to a certain extent specu- latiOn as to the outcome of this work In a mineral sense, the facT is well known, however, that the section it is proposed to explore by these tunnels is network of veins, and in addition to that, the zone that these tunnels will penetrate by great depth supports three of the best defined Assures in the Bradshaws that course from north to south, and in which exist some of the best mines in the Bradshaws.
 The mining community of that sec tiou feel somewhat elated over the inauguration of this work at last, for by the successful solving of the pro- blem of deep mining a stimulating con dition everywhere will follow the in dustry. In mine development this is certainly one of the greatest efforts that has ever been advanced in this section, and aside from the great Poland tunnel on Big Bug and Lynx creek, the Brad shaw undertaking will be the most gi- gantic in the southwest. The fact of this work being centered at point that enjoys an excellent regard in min ing annals is welcomed by those who are conversant with its possibilities, which it is useless to say, are of the brightest, if given an opportunity.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-08-30

t The initial work on two of the heav- jest mining development propositions ever to be undertaken in Arizona, so far as tunnel work is to be considered, is now under headway at Crown King.
 It is what is known as the Crown King Deep Level Tunnel, and the Zika Tunnel, both of which enterprises are supported by the Crown King Mines Company, and by them will the work be prosecuted. That it has been de- eided to drive these underground high ways to the objective point originally outlined, and to thoroughly explore the numerous veins that this work will un- occasionally demonstrate, practical it. lustration is being given today by active work on both projects.
 Briefly and to this end it may be stated that the placing of a force of miners at the two points to be opened, together with a statement from the company that the undertaking will be pushed to completion, establishes the fact that both have passed the stages of uncertainty and mere speculation.
 The site of the Crown King Deep Level Tunnel lies about $500 feet from the railroad station at Grown King, on the railroad track. At this point begins the construction of the tunnel that has been surveyed to run in westerly direction for a distance of 1000 feet, or to the west side lines of the Crowned King Mining Company ground. The dimensions of the tun- mel will be 9x7.6 feet, and the ground to be covered by the work is under the ownership of the. Crown King Mines Company In driving the bore on this work the greatest epth to be reached will be practically 1900 feet, and the least about 900 feet. These eleva- tions are from surveys made some time ago.
 Tunnel No. 2, or the Zika project, is also under headway at the present time. It starts from a point about one mile westerly From the deep tun- mel, and runs in a northerly direction on ground of the first south extension
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-08-30
A NEW ENTERPRISE WITH A GOOD
 SHOWING.
(From Wednesdays Daily )

Less than three months ago the Apache Panther Mining Company com meneed the work of developing two claims in the Bradshaw mountains a few miles south of Crown King.
 The properties being worked are the old and well known Cougar and the Apache-Panther claims. Up to the present time there has been no cessa- tion of the operation of them, and the ground has been given practical and diligent consideration. The work shown today is a tunnel that has reached point $50 feet in, and after point 1850 feet has been penetrated it is the intention to cross cut to the Cougar, when the property will be suf- ficiently opened to warrant a more extended regard than it enjoys at pre- sent.
 However, as the work has progressed to the present time the management is more than satisfied, and the belief is universal in that section that the property has a bright future.
 When the plans of the management are carried out, the ground under de- velopment will have vertical height of at least 800 feet, and this develop ment work, with the showing that it makes today warrants the belief that it will have a distinctive rating, and be classified among the desirable posses sions of that belt.
 The ApachePanther ground is fav- orably situated. Its ore vein is strong, and measures feet across, and since the beginning of the tunnel there has been no cross cutting whatever. The product being mined is a strong feature in its favor, there being no ground for belief but what in charae- ter it is of the same mineral family as that of its near neighbor, the Ora Belle.
 It is probably due to this mineralog- ical condition that has led the com pany to becoming identified with that particular belt, and in such close proximity to mine that has created so much comment and consideration.
 The ApachePanther is under the su perintendency of Bernard Cunniff, young man with a practical training in mines and mining.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1905-08-30
TREATING TAILINGS OF THE
 CROWN KING.

The Crown King Mines Company has for some weeks been reducing the tailings produced by former mill runs of the Crown King ores through me chanical appliances of its own inven- tion, or combination of inventions, introduced some time ago. Concen- tration by the Wilfley table and Frue vanner processes has been tested, and proven satisfactory. Since beginning operations on this line, the company has made success, and the plant has been steadily at work on the vast tail ing dump that years were consumed by the old company in building.
 Some idea of the magnitude of the accumulation stored may be mention ed in that it is estimated to run as high as 6O,OOO tons, and up to the pre- sent time but a fraction of this ton mage has been handled. Realizing that under conditions facing them, progress was necessarily slow in redue- ing the volume of this great mass, the company has concluded to increase the capacity of tine plant by installing four additional Wilfey tables, and when this is done the output of concentrates will be cOrrespondingly heavier. The company will have by the new addition eight Wilfeys and six Frue vanners to handle the product from this dump. To the present time over 600 tons of concentrates are ready for market, and those conversant with this feature of ore production pronounce the grade as by far the finest that has ever been turned out of a mill in this section.
 The concentrates will pass through a 15O mesh screen, while some of the out put is so close as to go through a screen as fine as 200. To produce this result alterations and changes have been made from the original plans through Dimick sizers. and each grade finds its outlet accordingly. J. O. Dim ick is in charge of the mechanical de partment of the company.
 It is gratifying, indeed, that the immense wealth stored in this vast dump is being successfully treated at last, and that the operation of the plant is now guaranteed for months to come