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The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13
TWISTED MEMORIAL WINDOW
 PT,AECD

The memorial window erected by Mrs W. H. Williams in memory of her husband, w. H. Williams, was placed in the First Congregational church in Winsted last week. The subject of the window is the interview of Christ and Nicodemus The picture is a beautiful and striking one, being especially rich in it's coloring and finished in all its de- tails. The artist is Benjamin Sellers of New York, who designed and executed all the other memorial windows in the church. The subject of the window will be made the theme of MT. Judson's sermon Sunday at the morning service. The evening service is discontinued for the rest of the summer
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LIST OF PATIENTS

t Issued from the U. s. Patent Office, Tuesday, July il, 1905. for the State of Connecticut, furnished us from the of fee of Seymour < Earle, Solicitors of Patents, S6S Chapel street. New Haven, Conn.
 A. M. Beebe, New Haven. vehicle top.
 ". F. Brooks, assignor to Brooks Corset Co, New Haven, corset. J. R. Brown, Yalesville, paper-hang- CTS pedestal.
 W. Damn, Norwaik. wire-ribbed har- ness. XXX
 { J. Davenport, Stamford, piano-plate.
 Same, piano-action bracket. /. c. K. Decherd, assigncr to Interna- tional Silver Co, sMeriden, table cut lery. z,
 M. M. Dowaer. assignor to Downer, Hawes &s Co, inc, Bridgeport. button and loop clasp.
 M. Guett, assignor to Hart & Hsge- man Mfg. Co. Hartford, electric cir- cult closer.
 E. Hill, Norwalk, transmission gear- ing. 3.@ 5
 T. H. Macdonald. Bridgeport, assign or to American Graphophone Co.,, sound reprodncer.
 4. M. Merrill, Hartford. refrigeeato-.
 E, G. Parkhurst, dec. c. F. Park hurst, executrixl assignor Dy niesne assignments, of one-half to J. ID. Park hurst, Hartford, cartridge packet.
 G. H. Saunders, assignor of one ila:f to Harvey & Lewis. Hartford, flash lamp
 D. G. s1nyth,. Hartford, sawed sigma tufa. ""
 G. Stiff, Norwich, drying apparatus.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13
HorrsE OF ELDERLY MEN,

Three old gentlemen whose aggregate age is over two hundred and forty-four years live under one roof in Harwin- ton. All are in the best of health and more lively than many younger men. w. J. skinner is seventy-nine years of age. He will be eighty next November, George D. Griffin was eighty-six the 24th of last month and Horace S. Fow- Ter was seventy-nine on the 29th.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.

The senate has confirmed Governor Roberts nominations for members of the commission on uniformity of leg islation in the. United States; Earliss. P. Arvine and Talcott IT. Russell of New Haven and Walter E. Coe of Stamford. yA x
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13
Ex-LT. GOV. J. D. DEwELL

Reelected President of John Brown
 Association.
 At the annual nesting of the John Brown association held in Torrington, the following officers were chosen for the ensuing year: President, J. D. Dewell, New Haven; vice. president, E.. J. Steele, Torrington: secretary, Rev. T. c. Richards, West Torrington: trea- surer, D. c. Kibourn, East Dtchfied; auditor, Isaac W. Brooks, Torrington. A etter of resignation was sent in by Mr. Steele, but was not accepted. The association has made number of re- pairs to the old homestead within the past year, and is in debt only S5S.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13
ANsoNIA SUNDAY SCHOOL.

I To Picnic at Mansfield's Grove.
 The annual outing for Christ Churcfa parish, Ansonla, will bs held Friday aE Mansfleld,s Grove, on the New Haven east shore. Special cars will leave tho Ansonia Sentinel corner at 8 a. m. ia come to New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13
DIED OF LOCKJAW.

Everett Gray, five years old of 1123 Townsend avenue, died at the New Ha- ven hospital Monday night of lockjaw. The boy contracted the disease from a bruise on one os his toes and was ill less than week.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-13
VETERAN SIXTH CONNECTICUT
 EnEAD

Noroton, July 11.-Charles W. Paine, veteran of Company c. Sixth Con- necticut Volunteer Infantry, died last night, at Fitch's Soldiers Home. The remains will be taken to New London tomorrow morning for interment
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THE POPE EMPLOYEES ExCuR-
 SION.

Savin Rock has been selected as the place and Saturday the time for the annual excursion of the Mutual Benefit association of the Pope Manufacturing company Hartford. The train for New Haven will leave the Union station at 7:45 am, and reach Hartford in re- turning at 8 o'clock in the evening. These exercusions are always popular, and large attendance and good time are assured.
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 INC NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known In This City -InteFesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
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HELP WANTED-MALL & FEMALE.

eoiInt tn ,tr, spl.s IN sPansh spsoa' .sI8 pns
evening classes only. sTENUGRApHfc
ACADEMY. 5i5-51e Colorado building
TEI5-Puptls to learn steiiosTa phg; speed
of 10 to 100 words per minute Guaranteed in
lou hours study or money refunded day and
night SESSIONS. STENOGRApHtC ACADEMY,
Slo-5ld Colorado Building. rny5-30t
WANTED-Man and wife without other fam
lly 10 occupy small unfurnished cottage and
40 general work on the grounds of a country
place, near Washington; must furnish ref
erehce as to eapability, sobrietY, and indus
Try Address BOX II, this Office n1y26-3t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD in Riverdale, near electric cars;
Sc a week everything first class, chill
dren. Address BOX Is. this office my21-5t
WANTED-SUMMER BOARDERS on zarm;
good board; old-fashioned country house.
high. healthy, shady lawn. FOR particulars
address BOX Sc. The Plains, Va. iny21-St
COUNTRY BOARD FOR gentlemen; good
water, shade, etc; electric cars; Oakton
Va. Mrs, G. J. LONBERGER. my24-it
THE WASHINGTON COLLEGE. Sd and T
sts ne opens TO summer boarders June 10
Rates from $50 To $50 pc: month. Bowling,
billiards. and tennis court free guests
Rooms may now be engaged. apps 39t
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Always Instruct Your Grocer to Send.
Havenner's Cream Biscuits

If YOU want the purest and most deHc-
ious crackers made. An indispensa bic
requisite 10 the well-supplied table. The
best crackers to serve with soups, salads,
cocoa, &c. Keep them on hand. In pack
ages and in bulk. At your grocer's.
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Cuts OFF Three Fingers.

At work in the breech machine shop
at the Navy Yard last night James
O'Meara. of 1908 Eleventh street south
cast, had three fingers cut off his right
hand. He was removed to Providence
Hospital in the naval ambulance kept
IN the yard for such emergencies. After
the injured hand was dressed he went
TO his home.
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Gets q Divorce.

Gertie r Cranthan has been divorced
from George " Grautham on statu-
tory grounds The decree. which is
signed by Justice Stafford. awards Mrs
GTantham the custody and care OF her
infant son.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED - GOOD sALESwOMEN AND
SALESMEN, SEE Us WE HAVE EX-
elusive CITY TERRITORY FOR WELL
ADVERTISED NECESSITY. SALARY AND
COMMISSION. WRITE FOR APPOINT
MENT ADDRESS BOX 81. THIS OFFICE.
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Giving up Housekeeping?

Your furniture and other effects will
bring the best ~ossibIe prices in our
salesrooms. Superior service. Call OF
telephone as for wa gon. Wilson * May
ers. auctioneers. 1927 and 1923 g st. NV.
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WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED-By white man and wife place
manager hotel, cafe, boarding house, bill
Hard room, laundry; no objection to Ieav-
ing city. Phone n. 52I2. 1881 7th ST. 1t
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WANTED-First- class woman who has had
some experience q solicitor 10 demon
strate beautiful proposition 81 day TO start
this Office II
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LOCAL MENTION.

"She fused and fumed and he"
E. Hez SVEN explains sonday night,
I'd Baptist Church.
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for general housework;
Sc II
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Special Service of Song

Illustrated by stereopticon at Pythian
Temple. Sunday evening. at 1880 E. ".
FarnSworth, delegate from England TO
worlds congress of Seventh Day Adven-
fists. VIII speak. All welcome.
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WALL PAPER.

NO INTERRUPTION TO OUR WORK thIs
week Send postal for samples and estimate
free of all cost WM- V. MAHONEY Aiain
Store 603 Pennsylvania ave. Telephone
East 1l4-F Paperhanging. Painting Room
Moldings. Anacostia branch 10 Monroe 81
Northwest branch, 609 New York ave New
agency established at Bowie. Md. my26-7t
YOU FURNISH material. we II do the work
reasonable j. II. BECKWITH. SOC f st ne
my25-3t
ROOMS PAPERED, 81 up; finest work: lat
est designs: work guaranteed. HUNT. 46T
@ ST. my23-6t
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ANACosTLA-
BRooKLAND, D. C.

sURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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WANTED-A middle aged white woman for
housekeeping, family of four clio Virginia
ave. sw.. after I D. M 1t
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4ae THIRD ST. NW,-f-arse, nicely furnished
front room, second floor, with all modern
nj
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Fussell's Ice Cream for Sunday.
Prompt service: phone 1913. 14z7 n. Y av
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TILE bATfENcE.

si0 E at. N W. WASHINGTON d. c.
II you appreciate comfort. absolute cieanii-
hess. and good service, here is the place.
Front, airy ronms large comfortable beds I;
hot and cold water ali the time for baths.
SPECIAL RATES FOR SUMMER
fg.is
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SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves. bric---brae. anu all kinus OF
household gouus BAUM . FURNIl GRE
SHOP, gth ana L SIS hg. Phone North 1913
nlyl4-2Ut
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sIENOGRAPHER and typewriter Work
solicited. 40 st. M 1850. my25-3t
WANTED-WiH pay 15c each for common
pseohs up to SATURDAY evening. BARCLAY.
SO LOUISIANA ave. my2J-3t
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ARTHUR H F. LUERssEN. Drug store.
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NANTED-Positions are open for several
men as canyussers, Apply this evening up
till o. clock. or Monday morning, TO GEORGE
BENNETT. Times Circulation Office. 10th
and ID SITS. nv" 1t
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SECOND AND THIRD floor front rooms. with
board. 1eU irh- my@z-5t
so7 10TH ST. NV. large front room for
Two: central location. Ii
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,
DANCING.

OPEN ALL SUMMER
WITH ELECTRIC FANS
THE oRDWAYs. 431 lith ST Nw.-Every
Tuesday Friday. and Saturday evening: be-
ginners class. :30i advanced. $3.50. Lady as
sistants; six lessons. 81, 90. Private lessons by
appointment. PTofs. WYNDHAM and WILL
LIS 1ays sot
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TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-No extracting;
no pain; look. feel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth; ehrunken faces made normal;
painless dllinss. DR. ]. l. WILSON. 1903 If
ans -S0f
The Washington times., 1905-05-27

Try Perotti's Turkey Dinner.
French restaurant. $50 Pa. ave. nv.
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Geraniums, in Bloom, &c each; 75c per
doz. unbIoomed. sc. soc per doz. J. C.
Garden & Son, Center Market 3 St,
between 7th and 9th NV.
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Try Reisinger's Strawberry Ice Cream,
81 al..5oc u gal. 235 G st. Phone NJ. 27s7.
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Lightning Rods. ]. H. Kuehling.
Lightning rods. 5O2 18th st. NV.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

ONE Of the best -lsnown newspaper and ad-
yertisng in the United states is tenn
pOrarily dIsenSa ged and desirous of connect
ing with some good business: VI III deliver the
goods or accept no compensation Address
BOX -, this Office 1t
WANTED-AIi kinds of work done such as
painting. caTpenterlng. cooking. washing
etc. for good clothing of Il family going 10
Europe Address BON 2S, this office. iny17 ct
WANTED-By young white man. position as
Watchnan. collector uanteI setting; expert
enCe at carpeRtering- Address BOX H. this
office. IL
WANTED-AlI-round man. country printing
office. at trade or other business. A F.
1904 18th st. 1t
WANTED-By stenographer position; eight
years experience; aary moderate Address
A. 1890 baltimore st Iuyz7-4t
wANTEp-By a young man. z7, TO run auto
mobile with some nice family Address BOX
a. this office. Iny26-at
WANTED-By young man. neat In appear
ance, clerical position; VIII furnish refer
ence. r. l. X. 3042 l4th st my26-2t
WANTED-Situatfon as fireman or general
work around auxiliary machinery. JAMES
MCMILLAN, Sherman House, 80 c ST nv
myz5-5t
WANTED-By carpenter. iobbing or con
tract work. J. k. 424 5th st. my25-3t
WANTED-A position as timers helper at
once. Address BOX 5l7. this office.
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DENTISTRY.

THE EVANS SYSTEM
OF Painless Dentistry is the best known
Dr. EVANS, with VE2Ro DENTISTS.
J1l5 Pennsylvania Ave,
Reasonable charges. Examinations free.
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Such Delicious Butter at Burnett's,
4o9 7th southwest, Delivered TO all parts
of the city.
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-U. s Public Land DecisionsI
complete set or odd volumes. Address BOX
~, this office. niyZt-5t
WANTED-Golddsnes state price and size.
Address BOX 90, this office. myzl-st
WANTED-To buy second Inland body typei
state price. Address BOX 81, this Office
nly27-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ron ft sALE-Dairy Lunch; profits. 81 pss
t eas price Sz70; rent free. DUNLOP. Ills 3
- 9 Nv. nny27zst
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

SECOND AND THIRD floor front rooms. with
board. 10 ith' ST. Sc my@I-5t
sos 10TH ST NV. large front room for
two: central location. 1t
rs IL s,F. NV. north side Carnegie Library;
desirable front rooms: traHsisnts acComInu-
Gated phone. ny@T-3t
rIl15 X ST. NV, large and small south front
rooms: rooms fronting every direction: good
table. it
For REN-r-second story front room with
board. So Ii st. NV. my27-3t
s2S H ST NV. large second floor front
rooms; also Single rooms; good table; reason
able, rates. uy27-5t
TIE COOLEST House in the city 124 East
capitol 81. nty1I-It
rs EAST CAPITOL ST. bright front room.
with table board; summer rates. my27-5t
ROOM, WITH without board, married cou-
pie, single gentlemen clio New York ave,
BRIGHT ROOM with board for two. $50; one
less ,222 18th st NJ. II
COME AND SPEND the hot summer months
with Us; everything good to eat. 5oS 12th
NV. mytt-2t
WANTED-A gentleman boarder in private
family; good table: very moderate price
on beautiful Washington Heights. Address
LARGE, cool rooms; bath on each floor;
good home table: summer rates lT40 = ST.
near Dupont Circle. my2G-3t
TO GENTLEMAN-Secorfi floor room; mod
ern. cool house; convenient Government
Printing Ofhce; small, private family; resI-
sonable. Quincy ST. ne. Fny26-3t
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM fronting park
second floor. with or without board; 10
cation. 49, 1 st, nv. my25-2t
ROOMS for rent. with or without board: res,-
sonable. AS II st. W. my20-5J
FOR RENT-Cozy. cool. furnished rooms;
with or without boardi also summer prices
403 st nv fny23-Tt
1913 X ST. THE DEMONSTRATIONS front
ing franklin Park: WelI-appointer, home
like; table boarderS accommodated and trans
tents. nry23-6t
COOL ROOMS-Souuhern exposure best table
board. summer rates. 100 Vermont ave, NJ.
c. McKEi4LIP. my22-Tt
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HANTED-Plain cook private family $50;
maid, Sl5: laundress part week. 1885 18th st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

H. NJ NOLAN. OF
21e D st. NV, holds religious services sun
day and Thursday evenings at o 'cioek
Mesa ges given. myzi-3t
REVERSIBLE RUGS made from old car
pets. Drop postal. NONPAREIL. 80 So.
ne. myZl-St
a GENTLEMAN will give room in his apart
ment for storage OF upright piano ana
insure best OF care. Address BOX TO-. this
Office my27-3L
STRAW. Panama hats cleaned. oleacheds
equal to new. Felt derby. siu specially.
KANDEL. 1l37 7th ST nv. ap2s-19t
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Purest Ice Cream and Ices
n town. John Hartung. Jos Fla. ave.
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Z oit "a s4i@E-Avenue lunch room. business
ttnrs large rooms; one OF the best locs-
'r4iE Tl91is IN city; fine trade; first class pacs.
n1ya7-3t 'l' USY A''.'s 's'il0 ssfs
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"Royal Pilsen" Delivered to Homes.

light beer daily becomes more popular.
For case phone Abner- -Drury Brew. Co.
The Washington times., 1905-05-27

Paper Napkins, 3 Cts. Dozen.
Goulds. 9Th st.
The Washington times., 1905-05-27

FOR SALE-CheaD. Oldest established wood
"1a ,,et gos. business in southeast 40 l3ti, Sc
The Washington times., 1905-05-27

Beer, Porter, Ale and Stout,
All leading brands, 81 and 81 .25 per case.
Fine old Port, Sherry. Blackberry. Ca
tawba, and Claret, Toe PEI gal. Deliver
ed. Thomas K. Beavers, 423 AZ St sw
Phone II l006 r.
Lanterns. 35c dozen. Gould's. 421 9Th,
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RED STAR PRESCRIPTION

is prescribed by physicians for indiges
tton and dyspepsia. For sale by Henry
Evans, j22 + ST. NV.
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS.

LATEST SMITH PREMIER; very low
rental. Address BOX 5. this Cffice. mS26~3t
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERS.


REMINGTON typewriter for home practice.
cheap. Address BOX 275. City p. o myzI-SE
Blickensderfer. ftne shane. SIS; CaligraPhs so.
WELLINGTON TYPEWRITER AGENCY,
500 llth st. myzt-9t
WE HAVE Underwood, Remington. smith
Premier Densmore and Oliver machines, in
frstelass conditions sn guaragsteed an We
TYPEWRITER 4 OFFICE SUPPLY co.
1107 G st. Phone Main 1900. myEI-at
FOR sALE-TYPEWRITER
tnQer tTOS' ~ 80
No. Underwood. nearly new ..'..'..'.. so
No. 8 Remington, latest hlodei. 900 900
smith PreiAsers 500 anu 80 80
Caligraph. universal keyboard SIC
No. Blickensderfer. never used....- S52 %
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
Agents for the Williams Typewrlters,
ROOMS 8 and l. 9IS F St. n W.
Phone 1856 Main ny25-tf
WE HAVE eight typewriters. all in hrst-
class condition; your choice at $40 each
WEGLTNGToN AGENCY. 500 I1th at. nw.
ny25-5t
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SITUATIONS wAHTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Position as companion TO lady;
would not object to travelling. Address MISS
J.. Box 10, Kelly's Ford "a my27-2t
WANTED-By settled woman. situation as
working housekeeper or care invalid Ad-
dress BOX %, this office. 1t
WANTED-By colored GIRL place TO cook
and wash and iron 1896 I'd ST 1t
WANTED-Piece retouching. by experienced
retoucher Address BOX %, this Office
my27-2t
WANTED-By a refined widow lady d p0-
sition as hOusekeeper In a widower bach
eIor's home Address BOX 26. this office.
my27-2t
WANTED-By white woman, place a house
keeper or light housewoTker; private family.
Address BOX A. this office 1t
WANTED-washing TO do at home or out
by the day also cleaning. PIG II st. 1t
WANTED-By two experienced colored girls,
workers in small families. Phone 3212. 1887
Tth st. 1t
WANTED-By neat colored woman. place
as general house~orker In private family
reference. ll7 1st st. NV. It
WANTED-By colored girl. place as nurse
or chambermaid. 10 go away for summer.
Will stay nights. 1887 St myZb-zt
WANTED-F3y f1rst-ciass dressTnaker work
by the day or at home. Address BOX as3
this office. my25-3;
WANTED-Ry just graduated young lady
typewriter and stenographer office work. any
kind. Address BOX 533. this office.
my25-2t
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FOR SALEM trine gasolene engines: cash
/ or installrneuts. Address BOX 566. this Of
| dca my2I-5t
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FOR SALE-Columbia chainIess bicycle; BAR
gain at $40. 1916 I'd ST. NV. my26-5t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

w Sa&S G1-EaGEN i 0s
WANTED-TWo or three agents 10 canvass
for a household necessity good money. Cal!
81 zo5 Ne" Jersey ave NV. after pm.
1t
I WANT d few experienced canvassers as
agents for sale of protected household spe-
ctalty that's sold only by subscription: no
stores OF competition; very liberal induce
ments offered right parties Address BOX
80, this Office. my2i-a
INCREASE YOUR INCOME,
YOU,
IN YOUR SPARE TIME
TWO OR THREE AGENTS WANTED.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Selling Shares of Guaranteed Stock
A pleasant taIker, with large acquaintance.
needs other experience,
fine opportunity 10 the right parties.
REFERENCES REQUIRED.
For further information address BOX 534.
this Office uny2T-2t
WANTED-Agents to sell the best proprietary
medicine on the market; 100 per cent profit
Address z. o. BOX $780, Washington. -. Q.
Iny2e-7t
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR sALE-Pferce chafnless Dit ycle. coaster
l st. Hlyz6-5E
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Colonial Beach Lot, sIa5,

Gould's, 9Th st.
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SLIGHTLY USED SEWING MACHINES at
very low prices: Singer, with attachments.
81 three-drawer late style Domestic, 81:
higf-arn Singer SIS; New Home. fine eondi-
ton SO; fully guaranteed; DAVIS machines.
$50 TO sos: credit. 50c weekly renting, re
pafring DAVIS AGENCY, 425 az st
phone M 26sS nly25-5u
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WANTED--Cne first class horseshoer Apply
To X. L HUNTING. foreman Merchants
Transfer and Storage Co. Sd and sw,
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E-op sAfE-Deadrise sharpie Effe D.. at
f,Hmberiand's Boathouse. foot of G St; length
p feet; beam. II feet; roomy cabin; sleeping
acron,nodat tons .; deck, Il; fully equipped;
Ien5er anchors sails, cooking utensils. etc.
no reasonable offer refused. Apply ii. Home
~ Is II,,tIding my9-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Furniture, carpets, etc; buying
contents Of houses u spccIaiIy. hberai spot
cash prices; mail Cr0e4s 81 en prompt at
tention. LEWIS FURNII IRE ShOH. 4iO
lOth st. NV. ap4-u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Philip Snyth: 2d-ave 5 cor 4eth-st so ax75:
tnree story ten hs with stores voluntary SALE bid in
at s4E 100 e45 2d-ave. 205 It OF 50th-s 20x70;
story h. with store: also 949 2dave similar parcel
voluntary sale bid in at 1880 and $4,000 re-
specyeIy: Oh 3daye of 3sh-st 10 f0xS4 10x2T
&s4 story ten h. with store: voluntary sale: r
einhauer for $Is900; T1S720 11th-ave, 51s-st,
oOxoO rs vacant: T2O story ten b. with stores vol
16Ith-st 25x112 story frame bldg with stores:
tary sale; TO Loeb for $4,000; Park-ave 172d-
st. 4OZ90 two 3 frame ten his. with store and
stables rear: voluntary sale; to A Overriding for
$40 300
BY Joseph P Day: No ls5 Greene-st W s. 1857 #
Of Houstonst, 81 lx100 loft and store bldg;
York Life Insurance Company agt L A Hovey ct al;
Andrew Hamilton atty R H Williams, ref; amount due.
1914 # Of 4sth-st 25x10O. sly h sty
brk ten rear; Finn ct al H Blakeney al
Thea & B, attys; F Gilroy, r ref; taxes etc 81 300
partition; TO A s Sherwood SIS 500
Of 5t-ave II 6x9911 three and
Gwg n; a NJ Bendheim Sarah Rutsky and another;
Wolf. + & L. attys; H B Culver. ref; due,
Sl2IO 81; taxes etc, S16o; TO be sold subject two
By Samuel Goldsticker 70 12sth-st. n S. 135 of
1LeloX-aVe lSsxS911: . story h: action l. jose
prime stein. as guardian etc. agt Hogan all Uter-
mart d O. attys: Nathan, ref: amt due S16s01 81;
1888 # Of Lenox-ave, Is 9x99 IL story h ac-
ton ?; same agt same and
Sl68Ol 81 taxes. SS75 H. adjourned April 4 90
12Sthst s. 1875 II Of Lenoxave. 10 9x99 story
amt due s16s2s Oh taxes etc S439 O6: adjourned to
April 4 81 12Sth-st. 1918 It of LenoX-aye, 1Sex
80 II: story h; action 4: agt same: same
atys and ref amt due. S6s31 So taxes etc $4S9 O6;
adjourned to April 4
AT BRON2L SALESROOM.
By McQuay & Co: Beach-ave w cor I5Oth-st 20x124;
one family dwg h: voluntary sale: to w Allen for