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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12

New Orleans, August 1.-THE sur.
geOns are arriving mere To-Day to join
the stan of Surgeon Waite, who has
direct charge OF the fever fi.ht DR..
Joan McMullen, W. G. Rucker and +.
A. Sweet came here today. All three
are non-immunes, but have come read.
lily to bear their share in the fight
DR.. White now has enough surgeons
here to keep In touch with every sec
ito nOf the city. He Will have all the
additional assistance he needs from 10
cal physicians.
TOday's early report Of II new cases
and five deaths promised a cOnsidera.
BILE total at ~ end Of the day. One
OF the deaths was in The Emergency
hospital, the others in scattered loca
tions
Surgeon White announced today
that he had received permission To re.
open the detention camp at Avondalo
and il vii, be reftted and be ready
in a day or two. The camp was closed
al the time that Texas refused per.
NIT passengers TO fgo through that
state without detention az the Texas
state line Railroad men are pleased
al the camp because II will contribute
to The resumption OF passenger traffic.
II Is thought the proclamation Of the
state board uf health will soon result
In the pas,ag" Of ordinances by all
the parish AMI municipal boards per.
hitting persons to enter their limits
who have certificates OF the marine
hospital service
The report Of New cases In New or.
loars mp to noon today showed the
.ame number for the morning hours
rs announced Yesterday There we're
two more deaths for The same length
OF time. however II seems altngeth.
or probable that the new cases for
today viii approximate the number an.
uourcel last night
The d.s'ric, south Of Cana street.
which o., he original source Of irfec
ton Il ~ understood hat quaran.
line regulations generally will be re-
lav,d a. soon a. conditions In New
Orleans show = bettsrmcnt, but IN,
rrppr, or 10, past three days do no,
tend 'o Increase The hope that the re
Str,Ctiuns Nill he modified for some
time An encouraging feature Of the
situation is the gradual hut steady
decline In the death rate The wealth
er Ia New orleans today is warm All
shoNcry.
There are q cases ~ Patterson,
Ia. I'm; nearly all OF them have been
previously announced
Bon Amt la. reports two cases In
a nearby lumber camp
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12
Negro esn,e,sea to lns,na..r.,r

Lexington, ~ August ll.-Aa m
cendiary nrr durus "a, u.sa; caused
the death ~ three vS,uah., ,uftluv
horses and barn Nala,d a. Siu ouu
on r. HaertHs fNmou, Emra3orf
farm Hcngy Robinson. q n,sro "A,
arrested and BE- confessed ,hb, be- ap
phcd the torch bat insisted 'h.i A
white man whose name ne ga,. Goo ,.,
police. paid him 70 Do u
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12
MISTRIAL DECLARED
IN SANFORD CASE
Jury Was Out Seven DAYS and
Could Not Agres.
JUDGE ANXIOUS FOR vs-,.cr
He Believes II Will Now Be rs,ss.
BILE to Try Case in County 4,s7
and a Change Of Venue " s.
Necessary for New Trial.

= Rome, Ca, August II. s.
out on the case Ut Va .. -.
ford. since last Friday ...
jury announced tina, l.... ..
dict was impossible
Judge Wright then ..r...
trial and the jury wa, 4..u ..
the thanks Of the Coui
1t had been stated - . ......
wish OF Judge Wr,ah '...
reach verdict. H. So.
was his belief that another
be difficult 10 secure o..
that so many person, u.
have heard all or a pa. O.
mony in the present '.N
II was also stated tLl' D..
was OF the opinion thar
venue might be necc.-l.y
ond trial
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12
senninstor's Memoir. al ASS. re-

Sandiego, Ca,if. AH-.r
meeting OF the board uf
Bennington MemOria. a.
advisory board CuntSiEi,-
OF citizens prominent iH Oh.
nation WAS selected IT,.
clude President RoO-,,'.'
Of the navy MT Bonard...
tEry Morton. the nation. ...
Of the Grand Army OF '..
and Spanish War Vet'-A'r
dent OF the Young Men
soCiation. Miss Helen &C..
Goodrich and MCCa,ia co.,.
DE. senators Perkins a..
the eight conErcssm'n 60.
Notification 81 ,h, app"r."
sent. and e Is hoped 'at
ity OF those named al a....
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12
Japs Conditions Of Peace.

IN" Japanese u~'' n"""'" '"' ""'
'aas inc 0ohu'ions VI p'''' !" VT"
~,
Tue 'oNo"lhs on'o'a' statement was
.nAoe 10y MI hor"s'Ee'h ON oehSi o'
ere Russian pl'hlpo'ch''ar'eS'
~ the Meeting oi August TO- the
.I'"''oh "' i"' powers mas been reg"
.s.su 40 u" there VIII De no moro
.'''.en''S GA 'na SUBJECT AFTER 'h'N
" 'SlE'n'N' F''n'ro''n''Sr'es HANDED
~ the RUSSIAN p''u'Po'entiar'rs the!i
traditions at peace 20 writing II hs>
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12
Negro Methodists to Meet.

New York, August ll.--Bishop Alex
ander Walters, Of the African Meth.
od'st Episcopal Zion church, chairman
OF the executive committee Of the AZ
ro'American council. and Or. William
X. Steward. the president sent out the
formal calls yesterday for cuuyeu.
ton OF the council 10 be held in De
troit. beginning Aug so The call Is
addressed 10 the Bishops Of the ne.
gro churches. presidents 81 lcading
organizations and prominent church.
men AM laymen. The bishop calls
attention a. many recent happenings
such As the race riots IN on. ~ New
Works n"gro quarters and declare,
that the tim, has come for lie e,-.
let members ~ o., AfroAm, rican
council 20 arouse thrms,'vc, and 10
something - ch,ck this onslaught
upon taeir eva aud po.it.cal .sh;s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12

Paris August li.-Alan MbHe. an
American - years cd. VAS k,'.,I 70.
day ~ Palus Ia the department ot
GOlesdunord lie VAS caught n tbs
tide whils walking an the beach AID
attempted 10 elimh he ellis He
reached ihe snnpig a. tha eliza bus
- hh hple ana ~ hsaayse era
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12
Fruit company Diseontlnues.

Owing 10 the difficulties IL has met
with at Mobile after being forced TO
divert its ships from New Orleans,
the United Fruit company. it is learn.
ed. has decided temporarily t. discon-
tinue its Colon business. Two more
steamers are now completing cargo, 5
there and will bring them 10 New Or.
lears under six days detention. bui
thereafter no more steamers will be
sent 10 that port while fever exists.
The New Orleans Cotton Exchange
has made $500 contribution 10 the
fund desired by the government GOV
ernor Blanchard announces that the
state appropriation of $500 600 to the
fund viii b eadvanced 10 the marine
hospta! service in sums of 500,
each
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12

~ Russian ENJOYS will study the
condltlon and Give Earliest POSI-.
bls Answsr-seeond Session Closed
With Presentation.
Eortsrnouth, N. H., Aug lin glg
nas sun shine. shortly after o'clock
1It fornoOp, the peace plenipotentl.
.eN OF the warning nations OF the
81 set out for the navy yard to hold
||ffr second session at which, accord
8k to general belief, Japan might be
kpected To show her hand to her al.
4efnary. Upon the moderation or
|Iilfness OF the terms will depend the
.Dntinuation OF the war In the Far
'ast.
In some well informed quarters.
|bweVer, doubt existed whether the
japanese would To-Day lay their cards
81 the table For some reason the
Impression existed that Baron Komu.
10 was sparring for little more time.
indeed Il had been vaguely animated
Tat some minor prelimlnarIos regard.
.hR procedure remained to be Settled
Ind that the whole day possibly
flight be consumed In decision upon
Itese details.
Tue Japanese ENJOYS gave not ~"
hint Of what was TO be cX.
1ectsd. with az the secrecy Oh
tfved by OyHma In planning a for
#ard movement Baron KOmura and
Bis suite have prepared their dipIo
Datle campaign here.
III. w!,,c and h!s colleagues are In
pc dark They can only walt and
HAtch for the decisive moment To ar.
I've II il known, however, that
bay went 10 the meeting This morning
fongly inclined To- believe that Tor
fae reason their advorsarlc, would
Ut reveal their position today A..
ongh lntimHtions have been thrown
Dl from Japanese sources that when
&c time arrived they would lay down
heir terms aud practically announce
.hat M. WHITE must take or reject
hem rs q basis and that the issue
would practically he decided a. th"
s'fSt clash. the Associated Press has
tic strongest reason to believe thar uo
sch summary tactics are to be pur
med. While IL IL undoubtedly Ia tho
advantage Of the Japanese plcnIpo
,enllaries 90 reduce the chances to.
diplomatie sparriug over the basis ~
ne negO,iatlons Ia the nearest poss'
Die limits. there viii s,ill hc some
Eooln for give and take
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12

in the preceding "a hours made liz
tie impression on the public In view
Of the small number OF deaths. peo
pie generally expecting that for some
days there will be a large quantity OF
unreported cases turned up. The death
rate for some time has been steadily
declining. showing the results of eff
cient scientific treatment. At the be.
ginning II exceeded rs per cent. but
now has dropped to H. In 1873 all
throughout the epidemic II was about
20 per cent. II Is taken for granted
therefore that there has been a de.
cline In the virulency of the disease,
the heavy death rate at first being
due to the fact that the stricken Ital.
ians courted death by their refusal
to summon doctors OF II they did. by
their refusal to follow the directions
given them. The first death to oc.
cur uptown for nearly two weeks ap.
pears In today's record. II is that
OF an Italian woman near the Ninth
street market. Her case came from
the original infection.
Loosening Of Quarantine Reoul ations
Favorable and unfavorable advices
come from the country concerning
quarantine regulations. Lafayette has
refused TO abide by the uniform quar-.
antine proposed at the recent confer.
once, but other parishes are giving
their approval Madison Parish fur.
nishes another instance Of irritationsl
quarantine. both freight and drugs be.
ing barred The fact, however, that
there are suspicious cases In Tallulah,
in that parish, may cause an anne
Iteration of the quarantine there
First Wee President Thompson, OF
the Southern Wholesale Grocers as
ISOLATION, after an investigation Of 10.
cH conditions has sent much exag.
g"ratiOn In special dispatches concern.
ing the situation. that with the ma. |
rine hospital service IN charge com.
plete confidence in New Orleans. that |
busin, s. with few exceptions is NOV.
INK along slowly, that the truth OF the !
mosquito theory will undoubtedly bel
proven and that there Will be prac. :
tical eradication Of the fever before /
frost comes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12
Oldest Resiaen, Of I'Ira --a.

Chicago. Angus II I'D ID
ONE u OSiDr. believed 80 D.
resident ~ Illinois iiel Soc
'he age OF lOi q, aas 20.
"a Ia 1851 b. Enlisted ig
and Vas Assigned 20 The .
river sprN .cF Under AtMf
on Whose shtp h, VAs "a
part ia the rysr 1a'ti"s bc'
ORLEANS and N.cksburE
var Do became a l.fr insU(
ard VAs Engaged 10 actV
until q ycar Ago
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12
Has cree Of Enslish

Ventura. Ca Angus j
nsh valnut crVp q tails
- bat half or about
NAT az lAst year, wAes
pme faippsd A. e a
90 Nv - ng
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12

pace can be secured other ways. IA.
sugi said:
The Portsmouth conference will end
in treaty Of peace.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12
TWELVE new GASES
AND FIVE DEATHS
Many Marine Surgeons Arrive
to Assist DR.. White.
DEATH RATE is DIMINISHING

Citizen Do Not Seem Alarmed and BE.
lieVe that the Plague Will Soon Be
Stamped out-TrIbute Is Paid Arch
bishop ChappelIe.
New Orleans, Aug. 11.-Twelve new
cases Of yellow fever and five deaths
have been reported by the board Of
health officials.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-12
JAPANESE PRESENT
Their PEACE TERMS
hFOn Koruna Hands Paper to
n. Witte In Person.
olsTgNrs NOT MADE KNOWN

~ Russian ENJOYS will study the
oondltlon and Give Earliest POSI-.
BE Answer-seeond Session Closed
with Presentation.
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FOR sALE-EoRsEs & VEHICLES

FOR SALE-EORSES & VEHICLES
SPECIAL VALUES.
S45 NEW PORTLAND CUTTERS. S27-
We are now Offering our entire new wagon
stock az extra low prices and special terms
PROBEG CARRIAGE COMPANY,
Ge15-tf 1879 32d 81 nv
FOR SAI.E-One delivery wagon. in first
class order. Cali 1S2 9Th st sv- del5-2t
HEADQUARTERS FOR high grade sieiVhs
largest assortment in town. s25, $50. and $50
get today. =. ID. WATERS d son 30
Pennsylvania ave. del5-5t
FOR SALE-Mnk wagon. good a. new:
cheap. 1884 Brightwood ave. NV del4-2t
FOR SALE-Matched coach teams. combina-
tiou saddle, draUght and general purpose
horses. SUNBRIGET STOCK EARN
Brandy. Va del4-st
FOR SAI-E-One new coal cart. horse aD5
harness. I4th and g SITS. Sc, Sc. corner
del4-3t
WE MAKE THE PRICE RIGHT
l--on Goa. Wagons Observation-Disclosures. s-s
PaneI-top Grocery Wagons ........ sax
Curtain side Grocery Wagons ......... ~
Brass Express Harness. SIS and $40 per Set
5 d. WATERS * son. 80 Pa ave ny
,icT-tf
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WANTED-BICYCLES.
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.
BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

IMPORTED canary birds for sale: just ar
rived in New York per steamer fatricia. Win
a bIg Ion Of trained canary birds; genuine
I4arz Mountain warbIers and h-e singers
- e. and 81: worth twice as much: fe-
yr~,,,a bir5s ripe FOR breeding. SOC. fufl guar
antee and ali Information gwen no money
reoulrea bef3re you hear the bird singing IA
your own home; hberal discount 70 oird
I-,ls-s- send postal call at sos 9TH 81
paar + Telephone Main .SS94-R Carl.
NfOEILER. 81 AndreaSberg. HaTZ Noun
taIns Germany del5-llt
WY not BUY yourself a lot OF good Poui-
tr,- 10 lay eggs now. while the eggs are high
nriree We have good assortment Of Ply
mouth Rocks, Leghorns. Brahmas. Lang
shangs. etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, 7Is
18th ST. NV.
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SALESMEN-WANTED.

$40 A WEEK SALARY by selling patterns
Gay: security fZ5. OF SO a day can he
maze by any man or woman Dy selling nor
ShrlstInas presents. latest styles high art
handmade embroidery novelties shirt waists
sno skirts. We of1sr goods direct from the
manufacturers Of the United States Efnbrold-
sry WORKS. l4s East Broadway, New York
We nave an Kinds or imported silk and
Woolen shaHls, japanese kimonO6. and Orfsu-
tai goods Washington Branch ONCE for
wholesale and retail. 619 + st NV Repre-
sented by 5. TRACBTAAN. Call at branch
once or drop postal for information del1-15t
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HELP WANTED-MALE g. FEMALE

WANTED-You can learn the syllable system
OF shorthand in Is hours: attain a speed OF
20 TO 100 words in $50 hours, and we viii pro-
cure position Tor you We teach also Pit
man. Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems
typewriting. and Spanish. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY, Colorado building. Phone NJ.
lli2. de3-3Ot
WANTED-Man and wife in country. six
miles from city. woman to cook. wash and
iron: man TO work on farm; salary. $50 per
month. Apply ROOM s. 1905 F 81. NV II
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WALL PAPER.

WM V. DfAHONEY, the Progressive PsTey-
hanger. reliable. prompt. cheap. legal guar
antee covers all our work; send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main storo s0s
pennsylvania ave. Sc, telephone Esast lar
or following agencies: ODOnnelVs psfpt
store 82d and N sts NV Edlavttch's store
Bowie. Md. 10 Monroe 1T. Anacostia. Mar
tingly's store. Congress Heights: COZ Ne,
York ave NV: 1890 r ST. Sc de14-7t
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The needed elements Of nature and the
skill of brewing masters make IT king of
llght beers. Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
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Personal.

MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF IS TO $50.
JOSEPH CAIN. ROOM 4Os JEnTFF,R
BUILDING, 7rH AND d SITS NV. dele II
MANIcURISG. face. and scalp treatment:
chiropO6y. MAY g. HYNDMAN BOG l2th 81
NV de1e ?,
LADIES' SUITS. SKIRTS, COATS, WATsTs
MEMS AND BOYS SUITS AND OVFR.
COATS. IN ENDLESS VARIETY; LACE
CURTAINS. BLANKETS, AND COMFORTS
ALL ON WEEKLY PAYMENTS. JOSEPH
CAIN, 422 7TH ST. NV del4-sOt
WINTER CLoTHES-we have rcr safe a few
uncalIed-for garments at one-haif price
These are bargains IN made-to-order clothes
GLASGOW WOOBEN MILLS CO.. els Penn-
sylvania ave. NV. ocl2-tf
MME RAY, the worlds renowned palrnIst
and card reader tells past, present: removes
evil influences; gives luck. 1906 O 81. NV
deis-2t
CHRISTMAS MONEY may be obtained on
furniture. pianos, organs, etc. by address,
ing BOX 1000. Times office; strictly private:
no delay ] viii call. deI2-tS
WORKINGMEN this is 10 you Call on US
and what rye are Offering IA a good warm
tailor made suit or overcoat slightly worn at
prices that save poor people money at
JrSTHS OLD STAND, GIG ID. deii-7t
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wANTED-AUTOMOBILES.
WILL TRADE equity in house bringing So
monthly for automobile AUTOMOBILE. I7I9
Oregon ave deI6-3t
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Buckingham's 25c Christmas mixtures,
lbs. Sl.00; 4Gc mixtures lbs 81 Special
rates TO churches. Z5I Pa ave. Sc; 9Z3 G
st. NV.
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

FOR RENT
$500 18TH ST. NV. o feet wide.
Second floor; six large rooms and bath
All outside rooms. bright and sunny.
Well heated.
Janitor. Fine Order
$3.50
51S RHODE ISLAND AVE. y. 2
Second floor; five rooms and bath.
Wide front Latrobe heat
RENT. SIS %
The Washington times., 1905-12-16
Children Can Make Tree Toys
Candyl Candyl Candy

with tinsel. pictures. fancy paper. toys.
Gould's. 4z1 9th
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If it Is Bicycle You Are Thinking Of

getting the boy for Christmas. It Will pay
you TO look at my new 1906 stock. The best
wheels at reasonable prices. Cash and in
stallment. H w. Highan, Jr-, 103 and 1O5
y ST. Sc. opposite Congressional Library
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS.

YOU CAN BUY the latest model Wellington
standard typewriter on easy terms 81 down
and Il per week. no better machine made.
hundreds IL IN Washington can or
phone Main 354l for particulars. Once. 500
uth st. NV. deIG-l5t
FOR SALE-A slightly used oliver; perfect
condition; an ideal Christmas present Adj
dress BOX 4s4 Times Office. delc-st
IN perfect condition. Address BOX 42S. Times
office. daIGg,
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Beautiful New Furniture

and other handsome articles at auction
daiiv IL a. m next week The goods we
are selling are of the highest class manu-
featured. Stop in and see them Wilson
& Mayors. 1927 and 1923 @ st.
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FOR RENT-oFFIcES
FOR RENT-TAKoMA PARK.

FOR RENT-Takoma Park. store and dwsli-
ing; best location in Takorna Park: city gas,
water and sewer Apply THE ALBANY
PHARMACY. nth and II sts NV
deenlo wed sat-9t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A young boy TO help in shoe an
gents furnishing store: with reference. l4l
Al ST. ne. de15-9t
The Washington times., 1905-12-16

Red Immortelles, IS Cents Per Bunch,
Christmas Wreaths from So cents up at
Kramer s. 916 Z st.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENTS X-rOom and bath. second iOorl
near eth and II sts- ne Rent S2I SAMUEL
T. SMITH & CO, 1871 G ST NV de16-st
daTS-3-
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APART
NoRrHWI-sr


Conn. cor N,
81. bath......-.s75.0e O.
The Alabama. 18th
q y, 4. 3. & sr.
ba;h------.--s40 10 So
The Maury. 5-. b. -. %
The Abby. 4r. r.. 4g.cU
The AlienhET-t.
liih and Col. road.
81. p. apis. IS . - =
Tie Avon. nth g.
Col road. 81. h.
apis SIS = cs %
Tie E.beron. 18Th
and Col IA ~
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WANTED-Wornan for general housewOrk
small family Apply 1872 Newton st form
erly Howard ave 1t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MoREr w, store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4fs-s2O-42Z
10th ST. NV. Phone Main S229. nol-9Qt
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting.
no pain. look. feel. act, and last longer Than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made normal;
painless hllinSS- DR. j. I. WILSON. 1908 +
1t. noes BOT
FOR PAINLESS. high-clasS dentistry at
modern prices, consult VERO DENTISTS.
uI5 Pennsylvania ave. Examinations free.
no22-u
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-By three reliable girls situations
cook. chambermaid. and houseworkers. Phone
North S2I2. 1897 9Th NV 1t
WANTED-By respectable colored woman
place az cook: no housework. Il47 Birden
court NV 1t
WANTED-By respectable Colored woman
washing to do at home; references 1147 Bir-
den court dele 1S
WANTED-By white woman. position as
nurse or housekeeper. Address 42Si4 II st.
NV. del4-3t
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Open Nights J. Jay Gould's.
Tree toys. tinsel. candles. favors, pictures.
The Washington times., 1905-12-16

lilf = 80 81. 81.
The Washington times., 1905-12-16
When You Want a Cut
aRoysl PilsenD Is Royal Perfection.

of snythine-Joyce Engraving Co. Star bids
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BUSINESS CHANCES

Mr.. THOS. Il. CHANDLER has ns-de ar
rangements with The Harrison Realty Co.
SO4 G ST. NV. 10 take charge OF q depart
ment Tor the sale OF wholesale and retail
bus ness places, hotels. etc II you wish 70
buy or sell a business of any kind be sure
70 see him. THOS A CHANDLER with
The Harrison Realty Co. 500 q St NV
Phone Main 7Ss2 deIC-ef
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LOCAL MENTION.

r L. cARNE & CO.. 7O3 King St
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Men, Women. and Children.

The Peoples Outftters. I721 Pa ave NV.
will clothe you for S1.O0 week.
Toys. tinsel. snow. favors-Gould' 4z1 9Th.
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Pure, Delicious, eOc Candies, ssc Il

a choice of one hundred varieties. Al
made fresh daily. Geo. B. Sheets, + & 10th
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS

RENT Wellington typewriter. only s. 20
month; four months rental applies on plIr-
chase; STANDARD keyboard, visible writer or
FICE. 003 lIth ~. Hw. dei6.I5t
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DANCING.
sEE THE MoONLIGaT an

SEE TIE NOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES
THE ORDWAYS. fSl IfLh -. y. W.-Every
Monday. Tues cay. FriGay. anG Saturday eveE-
ing. beginners class 1:2u. advanced. $50.
Lady assistants. SIX lessons. S2-5e. Private
lessons by oprOiuJu eut. FuCfs WYNDHAN
and WILLIS. delS-3Os
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. 81 eeaes:
guarantee waltz. two-S;ep. five lessons. cla "a
Quick. mod. method. Address, with slammed
envelope BOX -, Times 0f'ics. IA
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Position BY experienced black
smith and wheelwrfght. white and perfectly
sober and reliable man. 225 st. II
WANTED-By experienced millwright and
miller, care OF machinery and other work.
ADDRESS w T G.. 4s3 f 81. sw. del5-2t
WANTBD-By bartender. who understands
his business thoroughly. situation; good ref
erence; hotel or saloon. JOHN MACK. 80 g
St NV
WANTED-By steam boiler fireman, situa-
ton CHARLIE BARNES. 1872 Pierce place
". sief5-3t
WANTED-A place as night watchInan; can
give best OF reference. Address BOX 444.
Times Office. del5-2r
WANTED-By experienced colored man, place
as fireman IL Patterson st ne deI5-3t
WANTED-Expert show card writer desires
position in store; reasonable wages. Address
BOX APO. Times office. delz-3t
wANTED-Place as porter or waiter IN club
iIa9 18th st NV deI4-3t
The Washington times., 1905-12-16

great Christmas safe Of organs. includ-
.nC many standard makes Must have the
soom they occupy. so viii close them out
It Sl0 up, on 81 weekly psymrnts.
The Washington times., 1905-12-16
AUTO TIRES.

HOW STRANGER SIN buying experience
when your old tires can be made ike new
stop buying new tires; get wise Wbar
punctures, blowOuts. and rimcuts bother see
US: also 70: new rubber covers. We save
you dollars. having complete New York fac
tory facilities. Hercules non-sKId covers man
ufactured and applied Rebuilt American
and foreign tires and non-sbids ON sale
cheap Phone North 1857. AUTONOBTI =
TIRE AND REPAIR WORKS. I7th aud o
SITS. NV del2-s1t