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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
Takers Busy


PORTLAND. Ore. July 29.-The
eYegiass fahrB sfili continue prey
ing upon visitors 90 the Lewis and
Clark fair. az shown hy a suit
brought against them yesterday by
r. 4. stevenson. "A prosperous Idaho
farmer. who asks for $3.50 damages
from the Walter Reed optical con-
eeaaion which sold Epectaelea TO
himself and wife. after badly fright
eninR them regarding the dangerous
condition % their optics
Cteyena0n vas induced 20 buy a
pair Of glasses for sl750. and hts
wife FOR s.. Other opticians after
wards pronounced tho glasses iden-
Teal After wearing them for n
short time their eyes bocame bad
and they were unable % see while
using them On account of false
representations. mental agony aud
bodily injury be demands damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
ER cKS0N MAKES
LOWEST BID

Bids were opened By the board OF
works Saturday morning for the re-
grade Of Third avenue. The award
yin not be made for several weeks
9. J. Erickson. the contractor who
has spent 30 much time In regarding
Second avenue. made the lowest bid.
II vas less than the estimated cost.
which WAS $4,000.
The Sunset Telephone company no.
tilted the board that Il desired suf-
aeieat time % remove its wires eff
Third avenue and 20 construct new
conduifs.
nlas were also opened for the con-
structlan q e sewer on weEtlake av-
enue, the construction OF new
wooden bridge on University street
and the grading Of Fifteenth avenue
northeast.
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RUSSIANS
ALSO
GRAFT"
ALL DEPARTMENTS. OF THE
GOVERNMENT ARE TO Be In
vEsTtoATED

ST. PETERSBURG. July 29.-or-
dera have been issued 20 all min
listers 20 supervise the re-audiung
Of their departments. with a yisW
- cutting expenses.
All surplus funds Will be placed
AZ the disposal Of the finance de-
partmenf The order was tho re-
suit Of the discovery that the navy
department has been spending large
sums for fittings 20 replace parts
which were defective In the war
ships Of Bolestyensky's fleet. which
have been at the bottom Of the sea
for Homn moniha.
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OF COURSE
THEY KICK

A protect was filed with the board
q works Saturday morning against
ne use 81 fuel OH IN the nreboat
anoqualmie. The chief gigRarn were
the Pacific Conat company Moran
Bros. GaIbrnitb- Bacon company ana
The Great Northern railway
The board took no ACTON, 81 the
oil burners are already being In
stalled IN the boat The motive for
The protest is the fact that the Pa
cIac Coast company does not like 70
lose lta trade ~ furnishing coal 70
steamers.
The alleged reason u the protest
Of the corporations was that the
waterfront business houses were fra
danger Of being blown up BY an eN-
ploalon Of oil either while IN use or
storage
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PROBING COTTON LEAK

WASHINGTON, d. c.. July "a
United States District Attorney
Beach. who has charge OF the inves-
tiEatinn Of the big cotton leak scan
dal. has been fn conference with
Acting Secretary Of state Adee. and
Il IS understood that Bcache re-
quested that government agents be
riaeed on the track OF Edwin II.
Holmes, IT., who is said 10 be In
Canada, and John Hyde, now be-
lieved to be in England.
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FnYE Mrsr ~

NEW YORK. July 2S.-James
Foye confidential secretary OF
Charles Gates, who had his mother
arrested because she begged money
to keep her from starving. LEFT to-
day for Saratoga This afternoon
Magistrate Crane issued a summons
requiring foye 20 appear Monday
and pay her the s. q week ordered
by Magistrate Barlow Foye will
have to pay o. 90 to Jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
Martial Law
Hurts Odessa

ST. PETERSBURG. July ga
deputaiion Of citizens from Odessa
has arrived here 90 implore the
government 20 release the city from
martial law The citizens declare
that the military regime has
brought on rel gn Of terror. aad
that workmen are reduced 20 pow
effy and fradesmen are losing htav-
Ily II Is expected the government
viii grant the petition.
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NigW YORK. July 20. 1905.
High. Low Close.
Anal Copper. 8g7-s. g85-8. sg3-f.
Am Sugar. 40 So. 40 AZ. 40 u
r. Il r.. 90 "a. 60 IL. 95-s.
Peoples Gas 105 10.
Metropolitan. l2s I-2. i2s. 1928
L. s. Steel. &c -. 80 is. 30 a..
L. s. g.. pfd.. 100 81 i03 ~. 1903 81
Atehison. SIS. "a 5-s. 81 81
Il. 4 O. 1878. iif1-2. 1lft-2.
Can pae, 155 5-s. 100 Ia. 1876 IL.
Erie. ~ II. AG3-4, 4G3-f
L. 4 r.. f4G. 1fb b-8. 1i5 ia.
Nc Pac. 10i 6-8. 100 rs. 100 7-s.
Penn. IA3 8-B, 1i2 "a. 1884.
Reading. f06 SIS. 106, 100 3-8.
Rock Island. st8-A siG-s. 81 5-g.
TN paes i3t ~. 100 rs. 100 7-s.
So rac. G6 f-2. 90. 90.
III Central. f74a-F
New York Central. ff7.
St Paul, ISL les. 49, ISL
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WAaaTNufoN lNFnIAAitY oP
uHrEOfATHY-l SECOND avenue
phone Main ttNi. both men aud lady
uateopatha examination free
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The MARKET

The mcteoric and steady advance
In the esq market has been the feat
ufe Of the week on Western avenue.
The usual cnd-wcelS rush character
lied tho opening OF business Satur-
day morning
The butter market Is uncertain.
Few changes are noted In the quota =
TONS on other produce.
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BEST BUY IN BALLARD owner
needs money and viii sell bis Groom
AT very lnw price " taken Bt once
M lH RI nice level lot thoroughly
cleared and fenced. uli in fruit flow
erN and garden NJ iH within 3 blocks
or the best Ballard business prop
ertY.
ROBERT MALTUY.
nlH-r0.1t Alaska Building %
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Vacant iot on Queen Anne I'm. let.
2nd and 3rd hvcs. n on Howe ST..
all improvements paid for
500
Vacant lot on Queen Anne HW. near
corner Of SIN Ave. W. and Howe HL4
fine view. everything paid
uAMBLETON q OLSEN.
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Corn
July. 81.
Sept. STAT. g2t-R. 523-s.
Dec. fbT-s. fba-H. 40 5-B.
MAY. 46g-4. 451-s. ~ IL.
oats
July. z8b-g. 20. 201-a.
sept. 2st.t. 273-t. 2tS-i.
Dec. 2a7-s. 2gI-f. Is faA
may. 30 IL, 80. 80.
Pork Is
gent.. 1g17i-2, 1910. 1317t-2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
EMBARG0 IS IN FORCE

MOBILE Ala. July 29.-The
bbafd Of health announced today
nat no more immunes viii be al
lowed 70 come through the state. A
number u people were stopped at
lhe state line this morning.
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~ 10 y tHNAfAft
WE have ~ more 90 sell at from 81 20
$40 per lot. near cars, on sidewalk.
good view ana good Holl terms 10
down and s. pcr month"; each lot It
d bargain. and sou make a mistake
II you fail o. see them get off cars
az Green Lake station and walk 6
blocks north on county road fafh
ave. 20 our office on the ground. or
call ut our office be sure and get q
EAIHVtEW LOT.
BREDEA tEHOLD = cox,
1913 and 100 AlaEka building
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WILSON HASN'T RESIGNED.
WASHINGTON. July -Secre-
tary OF Agriculture Wilson today DO
MED the report that he had resigned.
The secretary has recovered from
his recent attack Of Indigestion. and
will leave shortly for vacation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29
aotfTHEAHr SEATTLE
Il Ainutta RIDE from huaiheHs
Center.

= ethrr "a Offers lots 50 clase u
= rhaau. - up. terms. y Wef 81
fsifg uafrf. sidewalks and strset
uFhfa are in aird VII Het - =.
ss5t.rT5ifr ard evening - mlnuts
ssrtfrs during the day z. = I. ssfaafu
eaua.s Ga terms q g. Or s. per Ne7k
- Il rsnrfhH. there are stores
.f1etH and churches Take wash
ieKtna street car offices opru IN
~ Af.If.s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

or huffet-grill service on Northern
Pacific new trains between Seattle
and Spokane. July goth. First -elaes
service ON this train, lowing Seattle
daily at =. m. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

Beans, dry, per cwt- 81 25as.7E.
small whites. t32bm2T5; large
whites. f3n4t5; pink beans. fa2b.
green beans 5aGc. wax green
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BOUND OVER

= When Il comes 20 thrifty po- 1
z tato vines. w. c. Boyle. OF :
4 brighton beach. SAYS he can 4
= discount anyone q mile Satur- !
= day morning lie brought a :
4 specimen from his garden to 4
: The star office that measured !
e five feet six inches In height. 4
= II was simply a sample of what I
= he can find In his garden any 4
= time The soil Is very fertile. !
= and this is tho second year he !
= has grown crops from t. !
80 SNRk GAA y :
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4 PORTLAND. Ores July g. =
= H. l. Russell brother Of the =
4 late Sol smith Russell. the act =
= OF. was discharged from GUS =
= tody BY Police Judge Cameron 4
= yesterday. His arrest. he =
= claims. is due 20 n case Of per- :
= aeeution by Special Policeman I
4 Roy. Russell is employed ~ :
= the fair grounds end ne was :
= arrested when Dc refused TO !
= move on when ordered TO by :
= the policeman. I
:
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CHICAGO. July 20, 1908.
Wheat High. Low. Close.
July. Sc Ia. So. s6t-f.
sept. Sc lis. Sf1-2. S41-2.
Dec. Sc IA. S51-2, SO 5-S.
MY. Sg9-l. IS. SSI-s.
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pincHEp HOP HEADS


n PORTLAND. ore, July e. ,
= Secret service agents have
= caused the arrest OF a gang ~ !
= rouuterfcltcfs who were nccl- I
q deutally discovered while the !
a search Of lodging house WAS !
= being made iu an effort 90 re- !
= cover stolen money. Six per- !
= sons were arrested. an of them !
= under the influence OF opium II ,
= the time. They gave their I
= names az T.. Parsley. James I
= Cooley. Edward Burns. ]. noo- !
= ley. MadEr Wilson and James /
= Doyle. The tools and OUTFIT for /
= making spurious coin were !
= found iu their room.
44AE HARH ANARR
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4 lots on 7th Ave, West Queen Anne
I'M FOR tL0o easy terina
T.. c. BYER8 & CO. 81 Arcade.
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$50
seven sreom modern house. ou 18th Ave.
zine iaeauon all improvements Ia
ana paid TOT 500,
Seven room housr in petitra unifff=
sits Adj. improvements hA o. aud
paid Tor terms t.ao cash. bal q
HAMILTON 4 olsES.
80 Marion hiig -
cheap House. Iota. tGa. aIaa =
IaIa. zzftgfy house. 80. also a-faafu
house. iuta 80 Terms en- Mii ~
them s. down. 80 per month close
tu. Ha ear iinF. UitF water. etc. esa
Griffin al Atlantic cts store TAKE
Washington 81 car line. pr ttiilmah.
Tlmss nik IT
Fom RAf.E Two small cottages aNn=
nf going aNag. wiil Hrit cheap Gail
81 tteflrft ~ uppgr scbeusfnann
binck II
n n CRANE a Co. INC
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
Ma E.,.i pgnslaE-
i'hqnta, ss~~
fsar aals-curuer lot s0xiit and cabin
ItKal feet a. i.atuna 81 Size CASH.
batsHea 3 = pr month. ineiHains la=
fsfHai Inquire sunday fuffuoan. -
Nurfh Lake Ave t.aiuna -
Scr sais--Fsrrns ara Lands
fIs Acnfs alder land fine saii
handy g. ArattiF- Tacoma lutsfuf ban ]
HoBER'r MkirBT.
waNNn Alaska HuliaiHE =
acre Trae,s-tlno view Or Lass wash
thNtaB. tra
Tracts lorisG un
I acres near Dunlap. ths afiainlnK
property sells 40 th~ rate - tiIes PET
aorr this acres can BE- bought Tor
fHa PEE aere
GEO ~ DUNLAP.
30 linton hinck.
~ FIRST Ave
WATER FRONT 30 acre. facing nice
bach. vii Improved. gpod buildings.
WATER FRONTS acrcs All TN
proved adjoining small town price
inelniinE ategk ana tools. .. soc.
WATER FRONT rs acrea facing nice
heaeh Egod s-ronfn house stock.
tpals. 70 chickgnH 2 boats. O. 10
pfa1 81 x milcs from seattle. 80
WATER FNONT acres. unms
proved. near ursmnrtnn 40
ROBERT MALTnf.
aie-gn-u Alaska building -
PRIZE CAMPING SITES on lake
Washington Beautiful FruNrH fine
boating and fishing Pins large
water Front lots from 20 % So each.
on terms - g. d1vn balance 81 per
week tsivo-cFnt fare ~ buYinE
tickets from the conductor TAX e
Washington street car Co Atlantic
i CITY Addition ana see Griffin a.
Il large neN store, or call Rooms L.
Times block. IT
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACO
MA-ifnndy 90 fnterurhau. y serea.
/ rich second bottom land, mostly al
/ der and maple brush very easily
+ cleared. no mher facing good couns
= road adjoining nn improved FARM
= - a mile from school. 800. Hat
[ ROBERT MAITnv.
siAa-1i Alhnka building -
fCf.osE-Ig farms ana ACREAGE. 80 tor
acre Some Improved selling ouf
See the owner. iiillmau. tn the rimes
block today IT
j DoNr Fail TO BEE our io-aer,
i tracts ouN near the iutfrurhun rich
/ level land mostly alder and maple
= very easily cleared. over 90 acres
cold The past few months most % Il
10 actual Hcttlrrgi now lmpravinE
f places % acres $50. some 500. some
Zoo. Easy terms.
RoBETr MAr.TRY.
aia-a0-G Alaska building -
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Star Want AID. Agencies


Want ad office, Easlsy's Drug
store, Second and Pike. Phones,
sunss, 6oeoi Ind. lisa
C. N. LShndroff eisaF pesre, sie
Second Avenue.
Quaker Drug Store, teissir A's'
p. a. Mullen. 81 Bsllsrs Ave -
posite City halA
Fremont Drug Co. Ewing street
and Fremont Ave.
~. 49,. "a ,..t.Fgf~a Eeuknn.
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Report furnished by Downing.
Hopkins a Co, uncJ. brokers. 3sa
s05 aud SOC Alaska building.
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4
. RATES FOR CLASSIFIED :
. ApNERTtSEMENTs
= Situation Wanted Ads Ore In
sersion Free.
y Additional insertions OF sit
= uaticn wanted ads two cents
= line,
. -HELP WANTE D.
AND All OTHER ADS
Cne Cent . Word.
One week. cents q line Per
e Insertion.
six words or fraction thereon
q the line cash IN advance
y When charged 60 account aetnal
number Of lines as set VII &c
y counted No advertisement 9.
less than two lines taken, as
minimum price for an "ad
cents Sir Insertions fnaae
Tor IN. prise Of five when sSsh
= 10 paid.
= TO ADVERTISERS
Classification cannot be guar
sntred after Al o'clock
Want al. offles. Ra9ieYs
= ortia Store. Second ard Pike
= Phones, Sunset 5o5Qs Ind. lisa
see~sRese>s-$s~ees-eSessfss-st-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Second avenue and Pike street. CAP
pres, - ~ Grcenicaf cashier. com
fncrciai savings aud trust business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

EIoHE-IN farms ana acreage. 80 ter
acre Some Improved SELLING out
See the owner, iiillmau. IN the fimes
block. today. If
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DON'T FAIL TO BEE our fazaere
tracts oin near the lutsrurhan rich
very easily cleared. over 90 acres
cold The past few months most Of IL
10 actual Efttlfrr, now Improving
places. DO acres $40, some 500. some
30. Easy terms
ROBERT MAf.THY
ai9-a0-2i Alaska building --as
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Per eiono-in scrsaEs. zee Doukiaa
Roaa. Ericsson BidE =su
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

PRIZE CAMPING SITES on Lake
Washington beautiful groves. fine
boating and fishing Pine large
water Front lots from 20 % So each.
on terms - 8 down. balance 81 PEI
week livo-cent fare ~ buYing
tickets from the conductor. Take
Washington street car 60 Atlantic
CITY Addition and zee Griffin Al
Il large new store, or call Rooms la
Times block. If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

THE gCANDINAVIAH AMERICAN
raoE IN Haattie.-A general banking
lalaiueaa transacted deposits 81 L.
90. capital and HufpiuH. $50 20. An
drew Chipgrs; pffss' >, =, M ssfk.
Vhanuum, arrf cashier Geo II
FIaher. asst cashier. W. l.. Collier.
aeat. cashier.
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aM
sever raou modern house ou 18th Ave
zine location. ail improvements Ira
end paid fer.
e yea room houar in prfitfa TniFff=
sits Add improvements au iu and
paid for terms 81 20 cash. bal g.
HAMILTON 4 OLSEN.
go Mar.1u uidE -
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BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACO
MA-iinndy 90 tnterurbau. - sereA
rich second bottom land, mostly al
der and maple brush very easily
cleared. no timber facing good couns
y road. adjoining on improved farm
= - mile from school, $50 HaH
cash
ROBERT MAITnY.
aia-u-Tl Alaska Building -
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BED ROCK PRICES
usn-Acrr tracts - choicest Land =
aaaFn. balance a. emit pure Ia ser
only short wnfh ~ electric car HHd
so ruimnu Bldg
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n n CRANE a Co. INC
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
MAJ Eitsi nundinE.
Second and Pike
isnautas 49,
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oyster shells. 1905. ton, f22; clam
shella. zoos. $40. bone meal. zoos.
So. graduated bones. zoos. SO. On
z5s and COS s. per ton higher.
Seed Grains.
Wheat. Washington. hlucatem.
f2.lo. Barley, bcardlcss. $500. bar
ley, hullicss, 82.0O, barley fan tfTb.
oats banner. sass. oats Eldorado
king. $3.50. rye, fan or winter. 81.
Netchca, sand or winter, $40 vctches,
spring or tarcs -: dwarf Essex rape
Sc. oregon winter oats si66. Mulet
$3.50. pop corn, per cwt, So green
field peas &3.25 white field peas, 81
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TRUNKS delivered % cents > daYs
storage frgr piano and furniture
moving. estimates given AHiah
Transfer a storage Co. gio5 Ftrat.
both phones Main Nk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

Red clover, prime. cwt, 1900.
nlnike. choice. ti7; white clover. SO
Hab. timothy. per Cwt 500
orchard grass 1900: red top. TO
10. English rye grass, 50. Italian rye
grass. IS; bronze EruHa. 1i9. tail
meadow oat grass. as. Kentucky
blue grass. Si24i5. pasture mixture.
tuWlanda. &1a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-29

MiFF DJCBLNs EOsa. violin aud
piano obstruction. ia Fourth Ave.
Id X iZlA IT
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CHEAP PLACE Ny husband e dead
pgfu take SO on terms II 10 down
nd = rrr month FOR Mock III EHnz
fHinInK i0 acres an new e-HfnrV hnuHr.
IN cold az once fine Tor chickens and
berries. Nrr Mrn " iiNnn5 inquire
~ Atlantic CITY Store Take Waah.
fnNfou Ht ear line Come TO-DAY If
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Three rooms furnished for n9uaekeen-
fne. also piano aud sewing machine.
Cheap. ~ Stewart. I'll
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For Homeless Boy.

Harry Simon went to the Sixth pre-
cinct station last night and asked for a
place to sleep. The pitiful tale he told
the police moved them to sympathy,
and they took up collection. The
money was turned over to the lad and
after he had eaten q hearty meal he
was sent to The House of Detention,
where ne was given a comfortable bed.
Today Captain Boardman is endeavor-
ing to get into communication with the
boys relatives, who live in Camden,
n. J.
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THE RIz ON A.

HOME COMFORTS ind cooking; prices rea-
sonable; white help. Il6 Maryland ave. ne.
near CAPITOL HlhZ9-2t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
CALL AND SEE our full line of new wheels
easy payments RAY COGSWELL g. CO.
3019 NJ st mh23-3t
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Cheap. a finely bred Great Dane
dog; one year old; kind, and beautifully
marked. Address BOX $50. this once AZ
F R-APARTMENTS 6 g % tnU S".!F
FOR SALE-Pure white Spanish poodie pup
MES six weeks old Gail at ROHMER
CONFECTIONERY, 921 H ST ne. mhZt-St
EoR sAYE-Fancy poultry, pigeons. dogs.
cars parrots canaries, lawn grass. mower
and garden Seeds bulbs, soldhshes, etc
SCHA IDS BIRD STORE. az EIh 81 nv
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-No extracting:
no main. look. feel act and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunhen faces mace normal:
pa'i4tesS mh29-3at
cI,-T 0F TEETH this week, s.; guar
1900 Tor 10 wears; bring this ad. NEtSO
DENTISTS. 11l5 Pennsylvania ave. NV
mhe7-tf
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LOCAL MENTION.
Just Drop Postal or Phone /:

For case of Nat. Cap. Brewing Co. S
.Munich"-America's finest dark beer.
Brewed of choicest material. Pure, de-
iiciouS, healthful Just what you need
at this season. 2 doz, S125
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-All kinds of good houseworkers
Apply True Farmers Building, 1900 L st.
nv. mh2S-5t
WANTEDLFirst-class skirt hands; also er-
rand boy, with wheel. o. L. SCHMIDT. us
18th ST. NV ruh2S-2t
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dry goods clerk, male
or female; good salary and permanent posi-
ton Apply KINGS PALACE. 80 7th st.
mh2I-3t
WANTED-Pupils in Spanish. special Gis-
count to those enrolling for the spring term
evening classes only. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. 3l5-Sis Colorado Building. mh23 got
WANTED-Pupils to learn s;enograph ply speed
OF q TO 100 words per minute guaranteed in
ice hours study, or money refunded, day
end night sessions STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY, 3l5-3l6 Colorado Building
rnh4-2Jt
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

WANTED-Girl for cook and general house
work; no washing; stay nights; reference.
Call after 6, 922 st NV. 1t
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WANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED-Bicycle. in good condition. Call
at the NJ. s. q. COFFEE STORE, 4th st.
and Pennsylvania ave. mh29-3t
WANTED-To buy every second hand bicycle
in Washington. 113 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
nh14-30
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WANTED-Pawn tickets for diamonds, rubies.
eIneralds. pearls, saphires; cash paid for old
gold silver, dentist gold and platinum.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS. 43s 9Th st. NV. mh1-lS9t
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FOR RENT-Furnished, second floor from
room: reasonable. 6l4 9Th ST NV mh29-3t
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FOR RENT-One neatly furnished back room
second floor; southern exposure. 9I2 NJ st
NV. mh1a3t
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WANTED-Stabe for about Is horses, In
Northwest; state price and location. Address
BOX SIS. this office mh2S -3t
WANTED-Stabie near 9th and II SITS. ne
Address 500 9th st. ne. mh2S-3t
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WANTED-Three coiored women; leave city;
fare paid. Apply 4ls 10th st. NV, Basement.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.

COG ST. NW.-Second floor front rooms;
bathi phone. use of the parlor: delightful
nome for the summer 1t
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ATTORNEYS.

ADVICE FREE-Best lawyers: accident.
wills estate and divorce cases; no charge
Dental; charges low. Address P. o. BOX
LA, City. hs.i-sW
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wANrED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-A young man wants room and
board in Jewish family. reference. Address
BOX sos, this Office. mhZI-3t
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WANTED-Neat respectable girl. white or
colored, to hep IN general housework 1919
9th St W. IL
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FOR sALE-fYPEWRITERS.

FOR sALERemington typewriter. $50: in
fine shape; Smith Premier, late modei. good
I.INGTON AGENCY. sos 18th St NV
mh27-St
FIVE TYPEwRITERS. in good order. REID.
324 Pennsylvania ave- Sc iih-o-ot