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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
Another ReuOrt.

Paris, July 1.-The correspondent at Odessa of The Echo de Paris says that the Kniaz Potemkine has not surren- 1ered and that the mutineers have re- fused tc listen to Admiral Chouknin. who has arrived at Odessa to recapture the vessel.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02

Rass. Bonnie Prince Charlie. 101; Dixon's Test. 1o6; Sincerity Belle. 90; Vara, 10S.
 Fourth race. steerlechase. handicap short course-Alline Abbott, 180: Senor Trinity Belle, 134; New Amsterdam. 13S Lights Out. 13e; Betmuda. 1O4.
 Fifth race, five furlongs. -purse-Dr Kent, Peter Vinegar 1o2: Don Irene Coinock Barbarosa. Voltmeth. Donnie Uncle James, Flagstone, 1o5; Goldmate Mandator, Malleable, Leigh Pacolet Mindita, 10S.
 Sixth race, six furlongs, selling Edna Tanner, 91: Mayellen, Bill Knight s6; The Thrall, All Scarlet, 101; Felix Mozzes, 104; Presentation. 107; Rain Dance, 9s; Colonel Jim Douglas. 106i Sid Silver. 109.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
SakharO6 ResiRns.

St. Petersburg. July 1-Emperor Nicholas has accepted the resignation of the ministef-of war. General Sakha- rolf, which was rendered today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-02
At L.ntonin.

Cincinnati. O.. July 1.-John Fays Henry Watterson easily won the Cin- cinnati trophy, the feature event at Latonia today. The race was at five and a half furlongs and valued at s. 150. The winner also received a sil- yer cup donated by Hon. Julius ed into the lead at the start and was never headed. Six favorites won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05
AN INTERNATIONAL ALLIANCE

WASHINGTON. y. e.. June g.
For the first time Ia several years
Washington society today had an
opportunity 81 Witnessing a fashion
able wedding according to the rites
~ the Greek church. The occasion
was The marriage OF Mlaa Aletta
Van Reypen. only daughter Of Rear
Admiral Van Reypen. formerly Sur
Keeu General o. the Navy. and
baron Serge Alexander Korff. Gen
tleman In waiting 60 his Majesty. the
Emperor % Russia. The ceremony
was held az the home % the brides
parents. with the Archbishop OF the
Greek church in New York. the Rev.
A ilotvitsky. officiating. The
Greek ceremony was followed by
reading Of the Episcopal marriage
service by the Rev d.. Roland Cot
ton smith o. g. Johns church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05
LOTS OF JOY

Fat BENDER says The stars
newaboys picnic at Pleasant
Reach. Sunday. Was a success,
So dose "Helnie." who acted a.
the royal chef at the clam bake.
a hundred OF uu glnnlea took Ia
do fun said Fat. when he
showed up at The star office Mon.
dRY morning. a little the worse FOR
wear We went over on do Cot
tnEe line O boats. and when ne
reached de beach We started In ter
have some lines 81 Joy.
DO Billy Busters beat de stuffin'
out o. picked nine o neSniea. bat
We Kids got loa,led some In a game
wild de Port nlakeley Juniors. who
walloped ua 10 de tune q Q ter =
An dat clam bake" interrupted
Helne "Mmm. Il was Dc goods.
even u does say No meaelf
oh. there were things doing all
the time AZ Pleasant Beach Sunday
aud Manager } } Murtagh. Of the
grounds. remarked. when the boys
we're boarding the steamer bound
Tor home and dfeamland. tha, he
had enjoyed himself as much a. the
youngsters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05
TOURNEY OF
KNIGHTS

LOS ANGELES. June b.-Neyor
was tourney Of medieval knights
assembled under sUch a flutter OF
flags and hanncTS aa that which
waved welcome 70 the knights OF
Columbus here this mohiing
This evening great reception
will be held AZ tho chamber OF
commerce These will be the speak
ere at the reception. ehhlahop
MontgomeA OF San Aranclaeo.
Bishop Cannty. Los Angeles; Hon.
Alden Anderson. acting governor OF
CALIFORNIA; Frank =. Flint. Lrlted
States senator Mayor OweJh SIC
Alecr. } O Koeppli president Of the
chamber OF commerce: Ed J..
fearn. Rev Ioa = MeQuald, state
chaplain for California r. T. Kuhn.
Nashville. Tenn. Dr John Kayle.
New York Geo +. Monaghan. De
tfoit Mich = J Brady. Cleveland.
o, John g. Ewing. Hotre Dasae.
Ind John A. Mcirier MoHtreai.
Mime. Helen AiCdIeaisa. the femsBd
actress who is resident Of South
ern California. II NJ the head a the
woman'a reception committee. as
sisted by q large number OF leading
society women
A. blanchard hall Tuesday even
ing the ceremony OF comforting the
third degree OF the order will be
held under direction of George a.
Kelly. OF New York.
The main social event Will be the
banquet a. Hotel fAnkerahim
Thursday evening II Ia claimed this
will be the largest banquet ever
spread In Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05
AT THE THEATERS

Chauneey uicait the IncompaE-
able Chauneey =eatoIied through a
delightful series of Irish love songs
and dainty dittlsa sunday niEht Al
the Grand IN his own heart break
inE tenor. 70 q house that got ils
moneys worth q Oieatt@ans Just a
little 10 boot m the way OF meie-
drama.
The Rose % Abilene. despite lts
uselodfamatIe strain on creduiiiY.
aud lie nov VIII You be good fin.
ish. forms q pleasing excuse faf
Chauneey olcotts lyric rhapsodiss.
ard in the character % Dick Ron
ysns. The ret klsss younK iriahman,
the matinee hero has an excellent
OPPORTUNITY for the free swing u
his charming personality.
Bet 81 ell the kood numbers
through which uiestt earatled be- A
Romance u Athisur- vas the beau
tifm lullaby which the rofiickiuK
uieh sinEs tn the second act ta his
little sister In this thr softer tones
and al the rare tenderness 81 OF
cots emotional tenor are brought
out IN a aympathstie scene. ard the
curtain is effectively timed. faliinx
a. the little one drops asleep ~ "a.
end OF she lullaby. After repeated
sneorss uleott appeared before ths
curtain vith the youuEafsr ia he
arms. clad In her long "uiEhtis.' IN
li.u 81 making a speech.
Kate ksarnsy and when sons
IL susef were two ether numbers
that olcott SANG with rare sweet
ness. and his rollickiuE The irish
svsIi- SIS a variation that caught
the fancy " the house and demand
"a half a dazrn eucufes.
Marguerite Hayden. who l. sisa
sweet and pleasing 81 personality
sand dainty In her acting IL % a
type o. beauty that fitR her % the
character u The Wild Irish Hose.
admirably
Incidentally Olcotrs singing II
The Wild Irish Hose vas the least
BIZ disappointing Sunday night IL
this his tones we're throaiY and
sonethinR Vas toat in expression
For the fault. however hs ahund
antIY made ~ IN the Incompatible
sweetness q when song e Sweet
and in the lullaby OF his own COM
posing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05
CROWN PRINCE
WEDS TUESDAY

BERLIN. June b.-Gray- haired
citizens Of Berlin declare that to-
morrow will add 20 their stock 81
reoollectionE the memory 81 the
greatest scenes Of popular enthuai-
aarn they have ever known Crown
/ Prince Frederick William will be
married shortly after II o'clock 10
/ Duchess CeceIte of HerklenhurEs
schwsriu. aud a. - expected that
after the ceremony the royal couple
will pass before the people In open
carriages accompanied BY the usual
accessories Of military and official
pomp
The GefmRn Law requires that the
marriage should be solemnized BY
the civic authorities. and therefore
the Duchess Cecllie aud the crown
prince will first be married by
House Minister won Wedel and
later az a religious service under
the eyes Of a large asaemblaFe of
privileged persons from many parts
OF the world. The floral and other
decorations OF the chapel in the
schloas. where the religious cere-
mony will be performed. are ex-
tremsly rich.
The wedding gifts 20 the bridal
couple we're presented In the white
room OF the palace this morning
whom Populations with conRratula-
tory addresses we're also received.
Tho wedding presents were mum
erous aud on a scale OF great mag
nlfcence. They came from the var
ious rulers 81 Europe. from relatives
Of the contracting parties and from
the chief municipalities OF tho en-
plre They included splendid
seyres vases and Gobelin tapes
tries from President Loubet Of
France. magnificent tapestries and
rugs from the sultan OF Turkey. and
various articles OF gold and silver
from the king OF Italy. the ear
KING Edward VII. and other SOW
ereigns OF Europe. The most mag
nificent gift of all. however, as the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05

4FR444ASf44E4R44
: AK POINT HAS AN ONION 4
= CLUB
= no you like onlonr7 \
4 but 4
a Don't like to eat them be- 4
4 cause Of the aftermath OF 4
4 hronaY 4
= Then you should become an 4
4 AK Pointer and join the onion 4
4 club 4
= The Alid Point Onion club 4
4 was organized recently by 4
= guests at the Stoekade hotel 4
4 who are fond OF the forbidden a
4 fruit 4
a N We all eat onions. we 4
4 Won't notice each others 4
A breath" la the explanation Of a
tho clubs president 80. every q
evening each member IL bound 4
10 eat at least three onions 4
4 then We can dance aud enjoy 4
4 each others company without 4
the usual disastrous results =
F4ss FsHHs FEEH '
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05
CITIZENS VS.
UNCLE SAM

MusKoGEE. I. r. June 5.-John
West. captain OF the Indian police.
has received orders not 10 submit
20 arrest BY the city authorities. but
80 proceed 20 collect the Greek
tribal tar from the merchants
Warrants are ready for Mayer
Fite aud other city officials. charE-
ina them with Interference With
federal officials.
The citizens arr protesting yigor-
uualy TO the president against the
action OF the federal authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05
NURSE TO GRADUATE

The first graduation exercises 10
be held at the Emergency hospital
VII take place Tuesday evening at
= o'clock. Miss Sarah Robinson
VII get her diploma. The board Of
health. board o. county commits
slohers and members Of the King
County Medical association VIII be
present a. the ceremony. There are
eiEht other young women at the
hospital being trained for the nurs-
ing profession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05
FRsHzlED FlNANcieRs

JERSEY CITY. y. J.. June g.
The annual meeting Of the Amaiga-
mated Copper company was held to-
day The retiring board was re-
elected with the exception OF +. r.
olcott who is succeeded by Henry
Rogers, Jr. The report showed a
surplus reserve Of sso.st2.7I2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05
Get a
ChiCkerinQ
Piano

n you can possibly afford II Get
Chiekering Piano. after all u will
not cost you much more than viii
be asked for many other makes and
Il incomparably better
Not only IL II the best invest
ment. looked AZ solely from n
musical standpoint. but from a com
mercial point Of view. for the
ChickerinK even after years Of use
will always command a high price
a Chickering Piano never goes beg
King.
Our prices are remarkably low
for 20 fine an instrument and terms
very reasonable We have q beau
tlful stock in uprights and Grands
TO show you.
We are also sole distributors Of
the famous Kimball Pianos. Reed
aud pipe Organs. the Hobart NJ
Gable. Haddorff. Pease. Krell-
French. the D. s. Johnston Co.
Special Lake side and many other
Pianos at practically all prices.
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silver service OF several hundred
pieces subscribed for b. the chief
cities Of Germany.
The visiting princess and ENJOYS
were entertained a. a state dinner
at the palace thig evening. Later
there wa a gala performance az the
opera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05

The Man From Mexico" was
staged at the Seattle thehfer sun
day afternoon and night hy the Wat
son Stock company. The old favor
lie. with which the name 81 while
Collier IL inssperabiy Identified. did
not suffer ne one might expect u TO
IN stock benjamin Fttzhew IN col
Tiers famous role handles the part
81 The Man From Mexico in his
own way. and his own way was ne-
eeptable az the fret two perform
ancea 20 fairly brinE the house down
about his ears Ia applause.
The wholesome fun and clean
comedy Of the piece furnish n good
opportunity for a comedian 81 any
talent nt al. and Fitzhew has no
trouble in getting lot out II the
clever lines
The support is happily east and
the minor roles are acccptnblY
handled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05

LONfms. June a-AFn hansador
Reid presented his credentials 10
kiaE Edward today y Buckingham
palace lie vas preSuted 20 the
kinE BY Lord LAnkdowu. Mrs. Reid
had danghter we're received BY the
queen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05
enANoE oF TRAln LIKE

on the Northern Pacific. eommsne-
tnE June tth. watch for many
changes and additional trains. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05
TnE aoeTHERN PACIFIC

on Saturday. June srd. viii place
its nsw train. The Puget sound
Limited" on inspection At Geattl.
Depot The train will be open from
80 . N. 60 . 20 . M 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05

between Seattle and Portland. com
mcneing June 9TH. Leaves Seattle
$ 40 and ii:ts a. m, 4 80 aud 10 20
p m. Train leaving AZ ESQ is new
train. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05

one Of the most promising stock
companies that has ever appeared
az the Third Avenue theater. opened
an engagement In Escaped Prom
the Harem" sunday afternoon. In
the adventures u the heroine. the
daughter 81 minister who II lured
from her home by an adventures
and finally imprisoned ia the Narem
~ an East Indian prince. are Mil
ing enough 10 satisfy the most ex=
acting Of melodrama audiences. and
the plot IL well handled throughout
t.uurette Taylor. in this role, does
some good work and her emotional
acting ~ handled effectively. Her
support IL good. and the new stock
company. collectively and indivldu-
ally. bids fair 10 make a hit with
Third Avenue patrons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05
Great Northern Railway

WIN sell round-trip tickets 70 Mn
waukee on June -. Is. ie. for tsa. 70,
account OF woodman convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05

nRfsNtERToN. june "a Joint
hlEh school for Bremerton aud
Charleston. school districts Nos 9
and ,, Is the question To be voted
upon Saturday AZ elections to be
held In both towns
For some time the question Of a
Joint high school has boen under
discussion. and the need of high
school advantages ia one that Is
important 90 both pieces. Many
boys and Girls of both Charleston
aud Hrcnetton have completed the
common school courses. and. uns
less high school Is established
there. MUST either 60 away from
home 60 complete their education.
OF forego the hiRh school course
There Il general sentiment In
favor OF establishing the Joint high
school and for this purpose urem
erton aud Charleston, Il Is thought.
will bury the hatehei There has
long been a spirit 81 rivalry be
tween the two towns that has Al
times become bitterly Antaeonistic.
and the Joint high school question.
Il IL expected. will do much 10 en-
gender a better feeling between the
two progressive little cities
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1890 $500 49,,
CARELESS oRiPMAN IN.
coNvENtENcGs THOU.
SANDS

q Because a graipmau held % ,
. The lever ~ hlH ear too long on {,
. turn. the Madison street ca 4
q bic was broken sunday after ,
q noon. and the big crowds at ,
Madlwtu park found them 4
. selves confronted sith the prob ,
= loul Of getting back TO town +,
A fsw walked TO the power ,
houss and rod. down town ,
= froFa there. but the great ma ,
= iori9 took boats. launches or ,
q oih~f craft FOR iesehi OF Ma 4
q droua park. where they secured I
a cat nsrftes. ,
e. a A 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-05

The new bill begins at the star
Monday and promiacs 10 be exeep-
ttonally bright aud clever.
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BnETMTERTON
NEWS NOTES

nREMERroN. juno B-The
cruiser Marblchead is again com
ing TO hremerton. She "a achod.
uled 10 arrive here on June To-
Lieutenant sehofield, In command
Of the L. &. T. Il Perry, from the
flagship Chicago. has received or.
dera 20 walt here until the arrival
% the Marblehead before proceed
ms TO Portland 10 Join tho fleet
there The Perry viii later Join
that portion OF the fleet which has
been ordered on tho Alaskan sum.
mer cruise
Il Ia not VI known whether the
Marblehead IL coming 20 the navy
yard here ZOE repairs but Il Ia ox
pected that at least s0ec minor re-.
pairs will be made while she la sta
toned here.
The Washington times., 1905-11-14

FOR RENT-Furnished. we'll heated, com
Portable furnished second floor ROOM gen
tlemsn preferred: IS. 425 ST. NV. nol{-Zt
The Washington times., 1905-11-14
Free Entertainment Every Evening

from 10 9 o. m, Robertson. Talking
Machine Store. 1910 7th St NV Z. coo records
always on hand We always have the
delivered any place In city; mail orders
promptly filed Phone N 1875. Branch
50 II st NV.
The Washington times., 1905-11-14
Havenner's Bread Is the Perfected
Product of Nearly 700 Years

of bread-making During all these years
il. has been recognized a the standard OF
excellence in Washington's best homes
Contains only the purest and most nour-
ishfug ingredients. Order il at your
grocers. sc loaf
The Washington times., 1905-11-14
Iamea F. Ovster's Print Butters

are noted for freshness and delicious
flavor. Ali leading brands printed -
creamerfes. fresh from churns. Four-leaf
Clover Creamery a specially 9Th & Pa av.
The Washington times., 1905-11-14
New Furnitare ID Auetion

Wednesday. commencing 10 a. m, with
new rugs; new furniture II a. N. Ele-
CANT furnishings for the home. Wilson
& Mayors. 1921 @ ST.
The Washington times., 1905-11-14
Youm ReaIize Wy "Royal Pilssn''

Is so popular among lovers of light beer
at the first trial. Served in special glasses
at bars Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
The Washington times., 1905-11-14
STORAGE.

100 SEPARATE. STORAGE ROOMS-HauI-
ing. packing, and shipping. Send US your
goods 20 sell By auction Best results OBJ
tafned. THOMAS BOWLING & CO. 6I2 E
st- Tel, Main 5i5 no2-sOt
WHY PAY sf0RE2 We store ss,1 s55e a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE Co ass 90 l2e
10th 81. nv. Phone Main 422s. nol-s0t
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Only ssc.

Gas Drums 10 heat room
from gas jet no tubing
6l6 Il 81. Muddiman & Co. 1904 9 St
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FoR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

YOU CAN BUY the latest model Neliingtoa
STANDARD typewriter on easy terms. 81 down
and 81 per week. no better machine madss
hundreds in use In Washington call or
phone. Main 354i, for particulars. once
The Washington times., 1905-11-14
Kramer's 10000 Rose on Exhibition

this week at our Free Chrysanthemum
Show. sI6 F. Souvenirs to every Gus
toner.
The Washington times., 1905-11-14
candy! Candy! candy!

Buckingham's is the best. Great cut for
Friday: Z5c and zoe candles. l9c h. 231
Pa ave Sc. 922 c NV.
The Washington times., 1905-11-14
Try ROsenfeld's Ice Cream

and Sherbet in individual blocks and
ne. Phone. Fancy cakes and candles
The Washington times., 1905-11-14
LOCAL MENTION.

Don't Fail to Specify "Red Clover
when you order butter at your grocer s.
Always best. Art pictures free.
The Washington times., 1905-11-14

wANTED-Three experienced saiesladies;
steady employment at KINGS, 30+1 NJ St
N.Y.. Georgetown. nol4-5t
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By hsif-grown girl. place 20 help
~ aIound house stay nights. Address 210 Z
81 SW- Il
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

JUST RECEIVED Boston terrier. Japanese
pugs. white poodles. fox terriers. Coiiies. and
other breeds OF dogs also Maltese and An
CORA kittens. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. IA
18th 81. nv E0z-ff
The Washington times., 1905-11-14

Serve FusseIPs Ice Cream or Ices
II youwant a perfect dessert. 1877 ny av
The Washington times., 1905-11-14
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Three nice size rooms on one
Brightwood ave. NV. no,s- -
The Washington times., 1905-11-14

Finest Ice Cream at Reisingers.
81 gal; soc 4 gal. rs st. Phone NJ 27s7.
The Washington times., 1905-11-14
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

9lS NEW YORK AVE.-Niceiy furnished
Heh heated; large and small rooms: tran
sients accommodated. no1zSt
THREE furnished rooms with or without
hght housekeeping. 3i7 East Capitol ST
hol4-5t
FOR FINT-Furnished south front room:
Wen heated and lighted; also front sunny
nail room and a large unrurnshed room on
second moor modern improvements: rent rea-
sonabIe. bath 225 St NV. noI4-2t
THREE furnished rooms light housekeep-
ing; adults. 320 ID st Sc nol4-et
FRONT ROOM in apartment. second floor
steam neat tiled bath; near Capitol 2i
Ihe Roland "a St and Maryland ave- ne.
FOR RENT-.fwo nice, connecting rooms
second moor heat and gas. COS ID 81 sw.
The Washington times., 1905-11-14

Order Potatoes Now, 7ec Blu. Best
Gran. Sugar. 4l5c ID. Johnston's T81 7thnw.
The Washington times., 1905-11-14
It Seems Almost Impossible

and yet It is true that you can get a
whole lib. package OF DR.. Schindler's s
Peanut Oil Butter at all grocers' for only
The Washington times., 1905-11-14

Il You Are Thinking of Purchasing
a sewing machine see Robertson. 1910 7th
at NV. Sewing machines Of all makes
rented Soc per week: best sewing ma
chine on market SO; 81 down, SOC per week.
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Owing to a Change in Our Business
Ne wiz sell about 25 graphophones at a
bargain 81 down, 50c week Robertson,
1910 7th ST. NV; branch store. s. II ~ NV.
The Washington times., 1905-11-14

FOR SALE@Six very fine old MAHOGANY
leather-seat dining chairs. 50 each. worth
$40 42S 9th ST. n0i2-3t
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ELoCUTION.

SUSIE ROOT RHODES, Elocution. Public
Speaking Practical Platform Work studio
1853 Massachusetts avs Ao6 got
The Washington times., 1905-11-14
Chris. xander's Pride Of Virginia Port

Is an Invaluable tonic Tor invalids and
convalescents. 75c at. only at Se9 7th st.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-One or two rooms furnished for
light housekeeping, in Northwest west of 9Th
ST. Address BOX 3s3, Times office. 1t
WANTED-Two furnished rooms by a Mem
Der OF congress during session. Address
l. g. s., Times office II
WANTED-A lady alone wishes homelfke
room on hoor With bathroom; sunny. pleasant
outlook quiet refined people. with con-
science; please give particulars; very light
housekeeping IN bad weather: references ex-
changed TEACHER. 1907 Pennsylvania ave
nof9-g.
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FOR SALE-Nery handsome. latest make
cabinet Singer sewing machine cost So
for So 42a 9th st nv. noI2-st
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FOR SALE-LarEe ice box. suitable for gro
cery or meat store TO the skepffc [ win
give thirty days trial free. Don't have an
ica box made BY tinker. HOLLYWOOD. Sth
and NV. noi2-st
The Washington times., 1905-11-14

FOR sA4.E-One Climax barber chair good
as new. also two large mirrors. HoPWOOD.
Sth and X sts NV rol2-ss
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FOR sAI.E-Fffty heating stoves. slightly
used HOLLYWOOD. Sth and x sts. NV.
The Washington times., 1905-11-14

THE THING you can least afford tc do
without Is Davis NertfcaI-feed sewing ma
chine saves dressma<er's bills. beautifies
the home; on credit soc weekly; one price
TO all $50 standard. drop head. for SIS;
latest style oak Domestic IS. Renting re-
pairing. DAVIS AGENCY, 425 AZ St sw.
Phone Main SsSS not2-St
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FOR SALE-Pawn ticket hunting-case gold
watch chain: e Howard; full jewel. IN
$50; ticket, So. %. Address BOX 333. Times
Office nolz-3t
The Washington times., 1905-11-14

BESE TTPEWRITERS. carbon paper. rib
b0ns and Office supplies. from 20sa 10
Soc cheaper than anywhere else THE
MOORE COMPANY. s25 18th ST NV
The Washington times., 1905-11-14

FOR SALE-combination library, billiard and
pool table, $s5s cost $3.50. HOLLYWOOD. sfh
and K SIS no1s-5t
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FOR sAI-E-stove pipe Zoe per joint: All
sizes best make. HOLLYWOOD. Sth and K
sts. nofz-st
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FOR SALE-One very fine range. with water
back; good new: SIS: cost So HOP
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