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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-22

The Able Dealer.
State Geologist Kummel, of New Jersey,
was talking about forestry, which can. he
claims be made very profitable in the state
Of white sand and scrub.
What is needed" he said. lis intelli-
gence, a business head, the same sort of
ability which, though often misapplied,
still makes John Maidment's store the
most popular and successful one in fifty
mile radius.
John Maidment sells everything. Let me
give you an example OF his talent
"A woman, warm and furious, got out
OF a wagon the other day and entered Maid
ments big, cool store.
Look here, she said, that rocking
chair you sold me yesterday was no good
How so, madame? Maidment asked.
why said the woman, the rockers
are not even. AS you rock, the good for
nothing chair keeps sliding sideways all
over the room
'Maidment threw up his hands.
BY jingov he said. I made mistake
and sent you one of our patent rockers,
warranted not to wear out the carpet all
in one place. That style costs 81 more
than
But the woman had turned and was al
ready nearly out of the store.
Mistake or no mistake, she said, I
won't pay the extra 81, and won't return
the charlse there, New York Tribune.
.
Devoted Dog Commits Suicide.
Refused admission TO the cell where his
master was confined, dog belonging to
Edwin Keane of 1896 Mississippi avenue,
st. Louis is believed TO have deliberately
committed suicide by running in front OF
a north-bound Tower Grove car, opposite
the Four courts. The animal was instantly
killed.
Keane had been arrested on Pine street,
charged with being drunk on the street.
The dog was with him at the time and
followed the patrol wagon to the Four
courts. While his master was being regis
tered and searched the dog howled plte-
ously The officers at the station refused
to allow him to enter the cell with his
master, After waiting for half an hour
the animal ran into the street
Witnesses state that the dog deliberately
waited and when the car was almost up
to him sprang onto the tracks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-22
Tersely Told Tales Both Grim and Gay
The AhIe DenIer.

warm up the plate nicely, sir New York
Tribune.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-22
Ne Forgot one smith.

late General Fitzhugh Lee used
20 tell with great gusto an eX-
perlence he had during his cam
,F1l8 paign for governor Of Virginia
against the Hon. John s. Wise.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-22
Forgot the Combination.


w, 7, Murphy Of Chicago and Mrs Kate
Nutiison OF Louisville got into trouble when
they tried TO wed at East st. Louis This
time Cupid's setback was caused by the
fact that the marriage license clerk had
forgotten the combination to the safe IN
which the licenses were locked. but this did
not prove serious, for the clerks brother
remembered II after a long delay and they
were married.
Charles HatEel and Bessie Underwood
were folled In two attempts TO wed The
FIRST time they started from Lexington,
KY, 70 Cincinnati 20 get married the day
after they had gone TO a circus together,
but her father. w, II. Underwood, with
W. r, Hill, caught them and took them
back home. The girl was sent back to
school and the boy sent home, few
days later Hatzel. who is 20 years old,
returned 20 Lexington and found Miss I'm
derwood, who is i6 and together they
started 70 Cynthiana. The father ana Mr..
Hin started In pursuit and caught them at
Cynthiana, arresting them al the points OF
reviewers, and taking the giri back home,
after charging Hatzel with abduction.
Cupid got another serious setback at
Louisville, a setback with complications,
when two runaway couples got tangled.
One couple fell into the hands OF the police
and later was refused a license to wed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-22
Hobson's Choice.

A story recently told by Thomas Hunter
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-22
The NnuEhtr kItty.

e: s : * r. = i$ %:: 4 S S i$ E:
them. She got the spools out OF
the work basket and rolled them
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-22
T,mid MAN Finally WEEDS.

P1tfE marriage of George Satterlee
of st. Charles and Miss Myrtle
Crawford. daughter Of Mr.. and
nH Mrs. r. II. Crawford OF Elgin,
- H., brings TO close re-
inRrkable courtship.
Two months ago, as the minister appeared
AZ the appointed time to tie the knot, Sat
teTleeS heart failed him and he left the
house, to the amazement OF the assembled
guests and the preacher. About month
ago Illness prevented the wedding.
Last Tuesday the young man started for
the court house at Geneva to get a license,
but forgot TO get il. Again the guests and
minister had assembled for the ceremony,
waiting patiently the entire afternoon for
Satterlees return, but he came not.
Thursday at O'Clock Rev. John Lee OF the
Methodist Episcopal church accompanied
him and the license was secured, the we'd
ding taking place at o'clock In the pres
enoe Of rather expeetant company at the
brides home.
sstterlee is known as the most timid
person In St. Charles
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

ARTHUR II. F. LUERssEN. DRUG Store
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
RI CARNE a. CO.. 7Os King st
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Fine Furniture at Auction

Tuesday. Nov. 9. 1906, ar 1890 a. m. with
in our salesroOTns. 14Q9 II st. NV. Brown
q TOIsOn Auctioneers.
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Tvphoia Proof MIX Free.

Send for a free bottle Of Clean Mix
Purified in q steam turbine, perfectly
finest. purest and only safe milk in the
city at regular prices. Ice cream made
OF purified cream. Standard Dairy and
Ice Company. 1923 18th ST NV. Phone
North 49,
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

"ANTED-Two or three furnished rooms
ba IN. ana board. in Northwest. gentleman
VIE, Daoy eighteen months. and nurse: state
terinss prefer small family. Address BOX
l6S, Times office- Io5St
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I WANTED-Neat colored girl in family of
] nv
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Bushby s. HoF

kind.
Kitchen and bath rooms painted. 50 up.
1200 9Th St NV.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By respectable coiored woman.
washing at home. Address 4l9 20th st. NV.
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y FL. HEATED front rooms with BOARD.
s-eA- - st. NV nos-34
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WANTED-By reliable coIored woman, wash
ing 70 take home. Address e29 Delaware ave.
sw uo6-2t
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ADVICE FREE Estate. divorce. damage
cases. etc. bills collected. wills drawn eV-
ery thing strictly confidential Address ?; 0.
BOX {. Station A. City. 0cA-AA
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ELOCUTION.
WANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycle
in Washington 113 Pennsylvania ave NV.
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WA,NTED-Giri W, for general hOusewOriS. ioi
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WANTED-Cook and general houseworker;
can stay nights; references. 2O29 1st ST NV.
nO6-3t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED-By cOloTed man and wife, situa-
tions: man is good cook: wife chamber
maid and waitress; city or country: have
good reference. Gail or address E. Sl3 18th
St NV. It
The Washington times., 1905-11-06
Puritan OIL Heater. ss.so.

DANGLER OIL HEATER, $50
II. b. Flynn. 651 Pennsylvania ave. sc.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-By two Japanese gentlemen. rooms
and board no objection TO entrance OF
visitors. also modern convenience, with par
IOr; located from Z 10 l. lIth TO 18th sts
av.i eacn pays 42J. best references Ad-
dress BOX ls5. Times office no6-2t
WANTED-By gentleman and wife. house
keeping nat OF three OF four rooms well fur
niShed and well heated. Northwest preferred. /.
highest references. Address BOX 151. Times
office. uo6-2t
WANTED-A suite Of three or four rooms,
unfurnished. with bath, with refined sur-
rOundiHgs. not To exceed $50; must be ga
Northwest and cast OF 10th st. and New
York ave. Address BOX 195. Times office
1t
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WANTED-Place as general manager on a
farm; thoroughly understanding the business
J. NJ, 308 / St Sc II
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FusselPs Ice Cream Is Queen
OF all deserts. Phone 1913. 1927 y. Y. ave
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SMALL HALL ROOM: good board; $. 80 per
North Capitol st. nosst
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LOCAL MENTION.

Housekeepers Who Demand the Best
will appreciate Red Clover Creamery
RuTter- At an grocers'. Art pictures free,
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WANTED-By reliable laundress, washing t.
NV. It
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WANTED-Place as watchman; night or day
W. C., $40 st. NV. no6-3t
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LADIES may obtain permanent employment
selling hosiery direct 10 wesTeT. For sole
agency write PEQUOT MILLS. Hartford,
Conn. noe. .I3. 20. p
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/ THE BEST CHANCE ever offered to lady
( with little money to manage first ladies'
business for New York firm. Call 1920 C st,
one fight up. 1t
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Free! Free! This Week a Souvenir to
every customer. Pains and Ferns 50 cents
on the dollar. r. II. Kramer. s16 F NV.
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WANTED-By neat colored girl, place as
St II
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WANTED-Washing to take home. I1Oi Mas
fats. No. 1. Pierce St court NV 1t
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DANCING.

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS, c. cents:
Euarautee ass.z. tvs1-steD. re lessons -si.sss
g. month. special rates clubs. piano 25c
cuick mod method Address, with stamped
envelope, BOX %, Times U:nce- oc3l-Izt exssu
SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES.
THE ORDWAHS. Asl nth 81. y. W.-EvsTy
Monday. Tuesday. Friday. and Saturday even
Tag. beginners cIaEs. -S0s advanced S 80
Lady assistants; six lessons. $50. Private
lessons By appointment Profs. WYNDHAM
end WILLIS. ocs-5Jt
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BIRDS. DOGS. ETc.

FOR sAI.E-Creat Dane plp; pedigree: grand
Christmas present. Address BOX $50 Times
office no6-3t
Just RECEIV ED-Boston terrier. japanese
pugs. white poodIea. FOX terriers, coIlies. and
other breeds Of eogs: also Maltese and An
scFa kittens SCdMID'S BIRD STORE. ~
1z1k 81. ~. Doa-fk
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WANTED-lly a young ColOred girl. place a
nurse Apply 1854 Wallach place NV 1t
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WANTED-Reliable colored woman for gen
eral housework; bring references. Cali 1905
18th ST. NV. 1t
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wANTED-waist hand and apprentice. white
I 1E1S y
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WANTED-By middle-agad woman, place "a
nurse grown persons child 1916 20ti
ST. 1t
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WANT zD-Oyster ahucker for raw ba-
PHILA DELPHIA OYSTER HOUSE, AZ Sth
ST. 81
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/ WAN TED-Respectab white girl for house
/ work and 10 help care for children; no wash
/ ing; good wages and home. 22I Sth ST. ne
]
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| WANTED-Reliable woman for general house
/ work; good home: small family; good pay;
/ bring references Call immediately after s.
! COL North Carolina ave. Sc Il
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FOR RENr-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

TWO large. bright cheerful second aoor
'front.' rooms, communicating g<heat gas ana
bath same 1oor ~ lst st. NV no5-2t
529 5TH ST. NE.-Three unfurnIsbe5 rooms
for rent - -
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms 7795
New Jersey ave NV. no5-3t
FOR RENT-Rooms: viii rent singIy on -
housekeeping: cheap. 5ol z 81. ne. no5-2t
TWO communicating rooms; hot water hesf
and gas; light housekeeping 554 Steuben
st. NV. no5-3t
FOR RENT-Three unfurnishe6 rooms; heat
and gas for light housekeeping, SIS. 1901 ST
ne. no5-3t
THREE UNFTRNIsHED newly papered
rooms. gas and heat for light housekeep .ng.
SIS; on Avenue line $40 I'D ST NV
noz-3t
THREE LARGE communicating rooms. light
and heat: large closets. 20 ID ST NV.
nO4-St
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping "A 2 st. sw- moist
THREE ROOMS. third floor. 2O1 D st. Sc.
MOIST
THREE NICE. bright rooms. cheap; no chill
dren. PIG 4th st. no4-3t
1914 K ST NW-Unfurnished. handsome
suite, with private bath; private home: tele-
phOne- nol-ft
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

WANTED-By refined widow, with little girl
four years old. position housekesper for
widower or small family Address BOX
POI. Times office II
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

WANTED-By COlored girl. place as cook or
general houseworker 426 Washington St NV
between 4th and 5th sts II
The Washington times., 1905-11-06
aRoval Pilsena Becomes More PopulaT

every day as a table beverage. The finest
light beer produced. For case write or
phone w 436. Abner-Drury Brew. Co
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

WANIED-By woman. place as general
houseworker. or chambermaid; help around
kitchen l6s Pierce St NV, second floor.
The Washington times., 1905-11-06
ANACOSTIA.
RPooKLAND. D. c.

sURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
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Personal.

IMPORTANT TO WORKINGMEN: Inspect
clothes (sIghty worm: very best al prices
70 please people with limited means. THE
ttf-LlABI-E JJSTH'S OLD STAND. GI9 u
"a ne ~
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

WANTED-By young white man who knows
city, position driver. Address J. r. 9l5
9th uo5-2t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL formerly
the Baitimore), 18th ST. and New YORK ave.
nov open; remodeied. refuTnished, elevator.
steam heat; good table terms InOderats;
rooms 81 per day and up. HAYES nc6-7t
LARGE front room for two. with board I05
I'd St ne. n06-7t
ROOMS and good board 81 and $3.50 Der
neehi early breakfast. mechanics taken: neer
I'VE car lines 2l22 n 81. NV. Il
Rooms AND BOARD. rs A st. Sc no5-S5
SMALL HALL ROOM: good board; So 30 per
s-. ss-ssn. also large room. S.. II 81. ne, near
North Capitol st. no5-5t
y ht-I HEATED front rooms with board
-EeA- -eeA- - { ST. NV no+-3a
I'll. ECls RENT-Rooms: light Housekeeping per-
I5t.si table board elso. z04 East Capi-
- no4-St
- - siss. home cooking: phone; shower bath;
~ - s2y per month. ISIS Il st. no47t
COdtoRTABLY furnished front room for
NV. -zS .
Vas SHlNGION HEIGHTs-Three young men
"a, al De accohiTnooated IA attractive home
y y tSt5 IooIl, breakfast, and dinner. with linn
l5So Iaundry ana mending are offered for
- eaeh per month address DOCTOR, Times
once. no2-7t
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FOUND.
MISCELLANEOUS.

BUY good advertising novelties and IDEAS;
open for good propositions. Address SPOT
CASH, Times Office. no5-2t
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

ORIGINAL GYPSY PAL.lIsT- tells your
whole fortune. i1 cents. open SUnday; no
sign 1928 sth zt uw. no5-2t
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

WANTED-By colored woman. cooking IN
boarding house or private family. 2422 On
tario ave. nO5-3t
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WANTED-By respectable white woman.
housework no washing. q II St NV. no5-3t
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WANTED-By cook. place in boarding
house $50 Sd st. NV. no4-3t
WANTED-A position as housekeeper in
small hotel; reference 1919 New York ave.
nO4-7t
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TABLE BOARD.

GOOD HOME TABLE; fresh EGGS good
creamery butter homemade pies sDecfaIffes.
So per month. 9l7 st nv. no5-2t
DINING room for ladies and gentlemen: good
meals: modern rates. 1924 New York ave
Oc30-30t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANrED-Place as watchman: night or day
w c., go st. NV. no6-3t
WANTED-Place as general manager on a
farm; thoroughly understanding the business.
l. ~. S0S I st. II
WANTED-Position as cook: first man in
hotel 1s09 * st nO6-2t
WANTED-By reliable janitor. situation. 452
u st. NV, third floor. no6-3t
WANTED-By experienced travelling or To-
cal salesman position; salary or commission.
Address BOX l5S, Times Office. no5-3t
WANTED-By a steady, mlddle-aged man.
steady place as porter or driver for store
hotel Apply 221 Virginia ave. sw. 3. r Q.
WANTED-By young white man who knows
city, position as driver Address J. r. 9l5
9th 81. NV no5-2t
CABINETMAKER, understands all branches,
wants a position IN hotel or apartment house
for room and board. Address BOX III. Times
Office. nO5-st
-Carpentering. store work, and
shelving a speciality: tObbing or contract.
J. r, 1912 II St NV. no4-3t
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

LOST-On Connecticut avenue car between
Hotel Grafton and Dupont circle, small
chauois bag OF Jewels suitable reward Il
returned TO r a. BELL. Hotel Highlands.
Connecticut and California aves. MOIST
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

THE ORIGINAL rat catcher. with ferrets
and dogs are ready TO 60 90 work; all work
guaranteed. G. HOSMER and d. T GRADY,
1924 7rh st NV uc5-2t
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FURs 'REMoDELED to look new. go Penn
sylvania ave. nO4-5t
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WANTED-BOYS FOR SPECIAL
DELIVERY. THOSE WITH
BICYCLES PREFERRED.
ALSO BOYS FOR JUMPERS
on WAGON. GOOD SALARY.
PERM ANENT. POSITION.
APPLY TO :, HART, SUPER
INTENDE$T, LANSBCRGH *
BRO, 40 TO 426 SEV VENTH ST.
1t
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WANTED-By reliable janitor. situation. /
ID st. NV, third floor. no6-3t
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WANTED-A girl or a settled white woman
Tor general homework in small family;
stay nights l1IS 10th st. NV. MOIST
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.
STORAGE.

lo5 SEPARATE STORAGE ROOMs-Haul-
ing. packing. and shipping send Us your
goods 20 sell b. auction Best results OBJ
tained THOMAS BOWLING < CO. 6i2 z
ST. NV. Tel. Main 5l5- no2-S0t
WHY PAY NOREe We store for T5c load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO, As-420-a22
10Th st. Phone Main f229- nol-S5t
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WANTED-By experienced travelling or 10
cal salesman, position; salary or commission
Address BOX I5S Times Office no5-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-To buy one large nreproof safe
one medium and one very small hreproo
safe Address BOX les, Times Office most
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WANTED-A white nurse for child; elderl,
woman preferred. at 1887 II st. NV. 1t
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEmALE.

WANTED place to clean house or place -
work by the cay 81 l. st. NV. II
WA&TED-By iaundress. washing to take
home 203 Virginia ave. sw II
WANTED-Washing al home. or by ;he day.
704 Grant ave nv. n05-2.
\ PLAIN and rapid penman would like copy
ing or addressing of ENVELOPES az home. : a
dress COX 203 Times Office no6 81
WANTED place as cook or iaundre $
day work. reference. lI5I Church ST. nv. 1t
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

WANTED - Two experienced mattresses:
wages $50 and Sc week: short hours and
apron furnished free. MARYLAND LUNCH,
Gle 9Th st. no6-2t
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j. 5-As,eiE 'front.' room for two. with board. Jos
"a 81 ne uo6-7t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Girl for general homework; stay
nights 1923 5th st NV nO6-3t
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WANTEn-Posltion as cook: first man 8
hotel. 1909 K st. nO6-2t
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( WANTED-Girl. Is 20 be generally useful
about the house and wait. 1892 10th St NV
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-BOys with experience can qualify
for following positions Immediately. Bundle
wrappers, stock boys, and wagon boys. Good
salaries paid and rapid promotion to those
deserving Of II. Apply to s KANN, SONS
& CO. no5-3t
The Washington times., 1905-11-06

ICONS and good board. 81 and $3.50 Der
week, early breakfast: mechanics taken: neGr
two car lines. 2l22 II St NV H
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WANTED-ColqSed woman for general house
work. 10 stay 81 night. 1Sl 10th ST ne
nO6-2t
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DRESSMAKING.
ATTORNEYS.

WANTED-Sta costumes TO make. Address
BOX l4s. Times office. MOIST
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
LONG BEACH

Mr.. and Mrs. d. Eyeman Huff enter
tanned few friends at dinner Wednes-
day evening at their home, 5S2 Linden
avenue. The floral decorations were
of unusual beauty-stalks of Amyrgil-
lis Belladonna with white centaureas
and sprays Of asparagus plumosus.
The guests included Miss Mary Noble.
Miss Amy Noble, of Ontario; Leon
Bidwell and Reginald Knox, OF Los
Angeles After dinner the party ad-
journed to the sun parlor where they
danced until late in the evening.
Miss Marjorie Rohrer entertained at
"The Breakers Tuesday evening at a
six o'clock dinner. Places were ar
ranged for ten. and large vase iilled
with centaurias adorned the center OF
the table. Those present were: Mrs.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
HERMosA

Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. 'Tandy enter
tained Saturday in honor Of the birth
day anniversary OF their father, r. D.
List of Los Angeles. The Misses Helen.
Ruth and Augusta List were Of the
party.
Mrs. Katharine Johnson OF Pasadena
is forming plans to build a house on
Eleventh street
e. K. Isaac, president of Woodbury.
Business college of Los Angeles, visited
Hermosa this week.
Joseph Mills and wife spent Sunday
at Colegrove. and Glendale with their
friends. Mrs. j. D. Bane and Mrs. H. E.
Parish.
Mrs. Levy Bowling and son Leroy, are
at the Stewart house for few weeks
stay.
Fred Carruth and wife of Los Angeles
were guests over Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Tandy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
SAN PEDRO

F. w. Weeks and Bert Phillips left
this week on the cruising yacnt Echo
for two weeks outing around Santa
Cruz island.
Mrs. j. A. Atchison and family are
at Long Beach visiting relatives, for
a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Gully, Of Loup
City, Neb., are in San Pedro visiting
relatives, for few weeks.
The members of the Presbyterian
Sunday School held a picnic at Termi-
nal Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Abbott left the
early part of this week for Portland.
where they will remain few weeks
viewing the exposition.
Mrs. C. C. Melville. who has been
visiting friends in Los Angeles for
few days, returned home yesterday
M. P. Goodrich and Miss Bessie
Light, who have been sojourning at
Catalina for two weeks. arrived home
yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
REDoNDo

Miss Fanny Blair was given a sur
prise party by her friends at her home
Monday evening.
Dr. w. j. Cochran and wife of Los
Angeles were guests on Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Cochran.
A. w. Tobias of Chicago was Sun
day guest at Hotel Redondo.
The Olivet choir gave "Ye Old Time
Concert" Thursday evening Proceeds
to be used toward building a new par
sonage for the Congregational church.
H. j. Tier of Los Angeles has been
visiting in Redondo.
Mrs. P. F. Coleman and son Barney,
of Glendora are guests over Sunday of
Mrs. ]. Bender.
Mrs. M. ]. Golden and family from
Golden, Cal, are at the beach for the
season.
Miss Elida Olson of Sierra Madre re-
turned home this week after two
weeks stay at the beach.
Miss Lena Henays and Mrs. L. F.
Turner are at the beach for few
weeks.
Mrs. NJ. M. Tonukman has as her
guest for two weeks B. Gard of Ari-
zona.
]. C. Dutray and family of Los An
geles will make their home in Re-
dondo.
Thomas Bones and son Henry. are
guests of his brother E. Bones for a
month.
John Bender and family of Glen
dora are at Ocean Front cottage for
a month.
Mrs. R. P. Bergman and son Clar-
ence, are staying at the beach for a
month.
Miss Mary Marina OF Los Angeles is
visiting two weeks here.
Miss Lily Stall and sister Lulu, of
Los Angeles are at Tent City for two
weeks.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-27
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Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Armitage for sew
eral days.
Col. and Mrs. Thorn Thornton enter
tained Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Off and
family of Long Beach on Sunday.
DR.. Elizabeth Kearney and sister,
Miss Hart of Los Angeles, are occupy
ing DR.. Kearneys cottage on the ocean
front.
Fred Gourley's cottage on Ocean ave-
nue. is being occupied by Mrs. j. E.
Dunlop and baby of Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Aldrich Of Los
Angeles are spending their vacation at
Sunset beach and are stopping at
Hotel Sunset.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armitage are enter
tanning Mrs. S. K. Davis over Sunday.
Mrs. Bashford had the pleasure Of a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Metcalf,
of Huntington Beach for a few days
the past week.
J. j. Hummel with his wife and
children are spending a week at Hotel
Sunset.
Mrs. Mcdonald and daughter Of Mon
rovia are spending few days with
friends at Wave Crest cottage.