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BASEBALL.

Under the personal direction OF Jake
StahI, the only Boy Manager now ex-
tant, the once subway champions pre-
sent a hustling, aggressive front, that
seems TO buffalo the teams which once
found them so easy.-Sporting Life.
Koehler, Of st. Louis. is a batter OF
the first water. He is one of the finds OF
the season. He has the famous Stone
beaten to a whisper
Detroit is after Frank Roth of In
Gianapolis. The Tiger management
wants TO trade Bob Wood for him.
George La Chance has signed to play
with the Montreal team in the Eastern
League. George is still good enough for
faster company.
Harry White. the Washington boy
pitching for Chicago, says the spitbail
Injuries his arm. and he has cut the
saliva sphere out
Huelsman is a hitter of the LaJoic
type-when he lands.-Sporting Life.
In indianapolis there is a law against
smoking cigarettes. Osteen, formerly OF
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BIG HARNESS RACES
AT ROCKVILLE FAIR

ROCKVILLE, Md. May 19.-Arrange-
ments are being made for a big harness
racing meet at the Rockville Fair
Grounds on June g. A large list OF en-
tries Of horses from Washington, Balti-
more. Virginia, and Maryland is al
ready assured.
In addition the politicians, both Demo-
cratic and Republican. will be especial
~ invited. a baseball match will be
played in the morning. There win be
special attractions for the ladies and
other features will be provided Lee
Dorsey, OF Rockville. Is chairman of the
committee.
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The Columbias won their first game in
the Government Printing Office League
yesterday afternoon, by defeating the
Records, TO 4
The game was made interesting by q
batting rally by the Records in the last
inning, when they made two runs and
came near tying up the game The score:
R.HE.
Columbia ........1 0 o 0 0-5 II 6
Record " .......1 o "a 8
Batteries-Beddan and shawen; Giles
and Berger.
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w eigh in at I22.
ST. MARTIN BEATEN.

St. Patrick won smuggling match from
St. Martin in the Marquette League.
yesterday by Ii TO IL The feature was
the batting Of Howell and Chaffiott The
score: R. H E.
81 81 , EaeIich.i I o-d
3atteries-Zannellf and Marceron; Hill
larry and Shaffer.
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LARNED BEAT WARD.

PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-The best
attendance Of the week witnessed the
lawn tennis matches at Mannheim yes
terday, and * Is safe TO say a better
exhibition Of the game than that given
in the Larned- Ward match has never
been seen on a PhiladeluhIa court.
Larned won in straieht sets, and the
result knocks the champion, Ward, out
of any chance of a prize.
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First base on errors-Postoffiee, 3;
Treasury, 5. Left on bases-Postoffice
Z: Treasury. g. First base on balls-Qn
Herring, s. Struck out-By Herring, 4;
by FuIcher, l. Two-base hit-Penning
ton Sacrifice hit-Stevenson. Stolen
bases-SpriEguth, Herring, Bacon 10,
Pennington (aJ. Gates. O., Nerney 20;
Leet, Rogers ~. Fulcher %. and Low
ing Double pIay-Gates 10 Day Hit by
pitcher-By Fuleher. s. Wild pitch
fulcher. Passed balls-Walker, !; Stew
enson, L Umpire-Mr. Barr. Time Of
game-2 hours and 15 minutes.
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POSTOFFICE TEAM
TRIMMED TREASURY
---
Herring, Winners New Pitcher, Sue
eeeded in Holding, the Money
Counters Down.

The Postoffice team yesterday easily
defeated the Treasury team by the
score Of 16 TO 8.
The Posfofice boys have succeeded In
getting good pitcher. and from now-on
the letter carriers are expected eto be
a factor IN the Departmental race.
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MICHIGAN IS CHAMPION.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May 19-The
University OF Michigan earned the
Western collegiate baseball champion
ship yesterday. by defeating Illinois, q
to !.
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MARQUETTE.
ToDAY's SCHEDULE.
Sunday School.

Section A-St. Stephens VS., Forth.
Fourteenth street and L4ydecker ave-
nue..
Section B-Fifth Baptist VS.. Doug
las, Fourteenth and a streets north
east.
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BucKLEYs PITCHING WON.

Buckiey's good pitching enabled
Bioomingdaie to defeat the FrankiiGs
In the Four-Esye League yesterday BY
to 2 He held his opponents down 10
two hits. The score:
RHE
Rloon,ingda1e A. ..12oo0aA51 II
Batteries-Bucldey and J. Miller: Riley
and Jones.
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Capital City.
st. Joseph's S vs.. st. Patrick's.
Departmental.

War VS.. Commerce and Labor.
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The 220-yard dash will be fought out
by Gore, Smuck. Cook, Brittson, Mar
Gus, and Low and several dark horses.
The Washington times., 1905-11-27
Tvphoid Foo Milk Free.

send for a free bottle Of "CIean MIX.
Purified in a steam turbine. perfectly
Pasreurized and chilled. This is the
ffnest purest. and only safe milk IN the
city al regular prices. Ice cream made
OF purified cream Standard Dairy and
Ice Company. 1893 18th St nv, Phone
North JS3.
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THE wAsHINeToN TIMEs. MoNnAY. NoyE,.eEk u Iaa,
EELP WANrED-MALE.

WANTED-At once a good white man about
80 years. 70 look after two horses and drive,
also make himself generally useful around
d pIumoinE and timing shop; must oe surety
sober no cigarette smoker 1892 18th st.
no27-2t
WANTED-Coiored boy. u or IS years old.
70 tor run erTands and clean office BRE"ooD.
zoos Pennsylvania ave. II
wANTED-First class barber; good wages
guaranteed. 1914 l4th ST. no27-2t
WANTED-Driver for milk wagon white.
HARrING'S DAIRY, les Florida ave. NV.
no@7-St
WANTED-Neat colored boy TO wash dishes
at lunch counter. Call 1888 18th St nv.
no27-2t
WANTED-Colored man as good plain coolS
for lunch room Call i6s3 18TH St no2'-@t
WANTED-A reliable single white man. with
sosUe knowledge Of butcher MS preferred.
LLOYDs, 1928 9Th NV
WANTED-white second cook, $50; head
gardener. eolored night cooks. coiored pantry
men. kitchen men. AMERICAN ROME
SEEKERS, 4l9 10th NY II
WANTED Experienced white waiter. Apply
at f9l fth ST. NV
WANTED-whlte boy IA years old, to learn
drug business and run errands. W ASHTON
EVANS. Astoria Pharmacy. 81 and 9 sSs.
NV II
wANTED-A live young man to sell tobacco
pipes TO the retail trade. Address BOX 81,
Times office nozt-.t
wANTED-IIcensed fireman (eoIored): good
position Address BOX Sc, Times Office.
no26-3t
wANTED-A thoroughly experienced man
tailor for alterations ladies' coats. Apply
JULIUS GARFINhLE & CO, 1926 F ST. NV.
no26-2t
WANTED-Neat colored boz, between "A ana
Il years in dairy store. Call lao gStn
nv. nn25-2t
w wANTED-First-cIass meat cutter and gro
| cery clerk. at once. Apply FRANK r. AL
TEMUs, Columbia Market. 274i l4tn st nv.
or 1873 Whitney nv. noz5-@t
/ WANTED-Painters to buy paints: scalfolds
and ladders furnished free. CARLISLE
BROS, 54s Il ST. ne. noz6-2t
| wANTED-Ps sperhangers 10 buy wall papers.
2ooC lower than other dealers. CARLISLE
/ BROS, SIS II St ne. no2C-5t
F., WANTED-Clerk. with wheel. in real es-
/ tate Office; salary TO start. 81 per week.
/ Address J. B. l., Times Office noS9-3t
/ WANTED-An experienced white man for
oyster counter. Apply Sunday from 70 to 3
pm. at lSl2 Fennsylyania ave noZ9-St
1 WANTED-A young colored man for gen
eral housewOrk- II Maryland ave. ne.
ao25-3t
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn good
/ income corresponding Tor newspapers; expe-
/ riencs unnecessary. Send for particulars.
! I'RESS SYNDICATE. LOckport. y. Y.
noS-is0t
/ WANTED-Boys with bicycles for rnessen-
/ ger ssryioe industrious boys can earn 81
per day and more. boys attending school viii
/ on Sundays and holidays MUTUAL DIS
TRICT MESSENGER COMPANY, Basement,
l401 + st. NV. oc4-tf
BOYS. BE INDEPENDENr-ow your own
newspaper routes. Get d list OF customers
for the Evening and Sunday Tim6s, and you
/ formation apply CIRCULATION DEPART
MENT. The Washington Times ap2s-tf
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Only Sis.

our = s. y. Lamp with decorated
Powered shade. makes g uEefui
and ornamental Christmas p-esent.
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Candy candyl candyl

Fuclxineham.s is the best. 5-Ib. box Of
cur best 25c candy soc II ordered now, to
be delivered Dec. y. 2S1 Pa. ave. Sc.
sz3 G St NV.
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Buy Your Thanksgiving Dinner From
The Family Supply Co. 7th & II ne.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED Young man to work around paper
store. prefer one with experience r O.
NoLTE. 6z4 9th st. NV. no27-2t
wANTED-Good white barber Apply s04 C
WANTED-A boy II 10 IS years old who can
write plain business hand and is. willing 10
work. 2Ss 7th 81 sw. It
TVANTED-White boy about IS around whole
sale house one VINO can drive preferred. e5s
y nv. II
WANTED-Young white man 10 assist ia pro
vision store INTERNATIONAL MARKET.
18th and Z sts- NV. 1t
NTED-Colored boy: must have bicycle
snd reference. Apply iii5 r ST II
WANTED-Boy ewhite) aged is. learn sign
painting. GOLDSMITH COMPANY. s24 D ~.
NV. II
WANTED-A man with a wheel for outside
salesman. salary and commission. z25 4lz st
sw. noZ7-3t
wANTED-A coIored boy with wheel for
messenger service. Apply BYRON S
ADAMS. SIC lIth ST. NV. It
uyANTED-Errand boy al THOMPSoN'S :
DRUG STORE. 503 10Th st. noZ7-St
wANTED-Ten good hustIers: good nav
Cau I1s Pennsylvania ave NV. Call after
a,S9, ~ Iozl-5L
YA&TED-CoIored boy 70 run errands. Ap-
ply at once. 1928 l4th 81 no27-st
YASTED-Barber at once; steady work;
guarantee - per week GEO. W. TURNER
402 sth 81. nv. no27-2t
" NANIEl1-tGiuAAFseE -sHhlSE PEA
NUT COMPANY. 1929 / ~. It
WANTED-Ten hotel and cafe waters. i've
kitchen men PHILLIPS HOTEL AGENCY
S2s 7th 81. II
WANTED-lIl5 x NV, polite boy about lg
10 make himself useful about house II
WANTED-Coiored man as al-round man IN
restaurant. IL 9Th 81. NV. Il
WASTED-colored man for institution. who
understands boiler and answer telephone.
1875 IIth st nw II
WANTED-A white boy IS years of age. nun
elevator 1925 New York ave II
WA&TED-Energetic man 20 collect fnsu-
rance. 800 debit. must give 800 cash bond.
II
VVANTED-Tvo neat and clean boys for store
work. WASHINGTON FLORISTS CO. 18th
SD > sta. II
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The Butter That Betters the Bread.

That's Red Glover Creamery-the best
butter in the market. Art pictures free
GrOceFs
The Washington times., 1905-11-27

Thanksgiving Turkeys (Home Dressed)
a The Family Supply Co. 9Th & II ne.
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See the Handsome New Furniture

and rugs that we will sell Wednesday,
commencing 10 a. m Now on exhibition.
Wilson & Mayors. 1Z27 and IE29 G 81.
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sa.OO GOld-Fnled Eye Glasses, s1.OO.
Isadore Kahn. 40 7th st. NV.
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Fussel's Ice Cream for Thanksgiving.
Special molds. turkeys. etc. 1427 Ny. ave.
The Washington times., 1905-11-27

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS, 50 cents;
guarantee waltz, twO-step, FIVE lessons; class,
81 month; special rates clubs; piano, 25c;
quick mod method. Address with stamped
envelope, BOX %. Times Office. o2i-St-exsu
SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES.
THE ORDWAYS, 43l 18th St. n. W.-Every
Monday. Tuesday. Friday. and Saturday even
ing; beginners class. 7:S0; advanced, 80.
Lady assistants six lessons, 80 80 Private
lessons by appointment PrCfs- WYNDHAM
and WILLIS. nof-Sor
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You Know Lacey's Ice Cream Is the Best
sOc per gal. COZ X. 7. ave. Phone NJ ss8
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Invisible patches put on with Tis-It.
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FOR SALE-Block Of MerEenthaIer-Horto
NV. uoZ-5t
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All Kinds Wines and Liquors at The
Family supply Co. 7th & II ne.
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DONE take anything else. 'Taint it.
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HELP wANTED-MALE 8 FEMALE.

WANTED-Eou can learn the Syllable sys.ern
Of shorthand iu u hours; attain a speed. OF
% to LOG words in 150 hours, and viii pro-
cure position for you. We teach also Pit
man. Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems,
typewriting. and Spanish. STENOGRAP PHO
ACADEMY. Colorado Bldg. Phone NJ. 1l42.
no4-u
WANTED-A colored butler SO monthly;
also girl maid and nurse. 1747 Oregon ave
NV. II
WANTED-Good tailor and taiIoress for mems 5
coats, at once. 35I Pennsylvania ave sc.
no25-5t
STENCGRAPHERS to Join the CLAWS
CLUB and DICTATION CLASS. 6if Corcoran
building. ADENE WILLIAMS. Manager.
S-eod&Su-13t
NOTICE-SI0 2 day can be made by any
man or woman by selling handmade, high
art embroidery novelties. and all kinds OTi-
entail goods and silk and wooden shawis- We
offer these goods direct from the manufac-
turers Of the United States Embroidery
Works. las f. Broadway, New York. wash
ington branch, 6Is F st. NV, ROOM 8
Call at branch drop postal card for in
formation no23-10t
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Kramer's $4,000 Rose on Exhibition

this week at our Free Chrysanthemum
Show, sl6 +. Souvenirs 10 every GUS
toner
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You need a package Of Tis-It.
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wANTED-Colored girl for general house
work. no cooking. sleep home l4S a ST ne
IL
The Washington times., 1905-11-27

This delicious light beer VIII add much
70 the pleasure OF the feast. For case
phone W 436. Abner-Drury Brewing Co
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$500 SECURES you manufacturing partue7
Times Office ns2s- It
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We Want You to Try Our White House
Peanut Butter. On Wednesday and Thurs
day you viii be presented with a trial Jar
with every purchase OF White House
or other brands OF butter. Washington
Dairy Co. glass and marble stands.
Center Market.
The Washington times., 1905-11-27
Royal Pilsen" for ThanksgivinE.

ASK for Tis-It.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-A reliable cOlored woman wants
place; good cook. hrst-class laundress Cau
az lols Trinidad ST. ne II
wANTED-settled woman wants place in
small family. light hOUsewOrk: stay nights.
no laundering. - Fenton St. between X and
l.. ne no2T-2t
wANTED-washing and ironing to take
home. 722 18th st. II
WANTED-By frst-cIass dressnnaker. work
BY the day or week ~. L 81 NV. u
WANTED-By a Virginia lady. position as
mothers helper between the hours OF 10 and
l. Address r. W. M., 929 X st. NV. no27-3t
EANTED-Position as clerk IN office; insur-
ance Office preferred: best OF references fur
nished. 81. r. F., 80 9th St sw. no29-2t
yvANTED-By coIored girl. place as good
cook. stay nights. Apply 1871 10th 81. nv.
WANTED-By frst-class eolored woman.
place as cook. Address CPS Essex court.
no27-zt
WANTED-Nashing TO do at home. 40 New
York ave nv. i :
wANTED-By a good Iaundress family
washing 10 take home. S62 81. NV. IT
WANTED-Wasbing and ironing to do at
home. Apply s7s Washington st. NV A.
WANTED-By two reliable German girls
places as chambermaids or hOusewoTk; none
under s12 need answer MISS HESS. 7Sl Rock
Creek road NV hozt-5t
WANTED-By an expert person, a position; /;
shampooing and manicuring. Address BOX
S.. Times Office nozb-2t
WANTED-By q young girl, place as cham
berrnaid and waitress Call or address 4Ss
Washington St nv nozb-St
WANTED-Washing 10 take home. 40 Wash
ington St noZb75t
WANTED-By pianist position to play for
dancing school. experienced Address BON,
c., Times Office noIo-5t
VANTED-Ial1ndry 70 do at home. good
wages. IDA Seaton Ct NV no2o-Zt
/ D-Typewritng at home; good ma
chine: good work. Call or address 4l2 ~
81 no@9~St
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Brown & TOlson, Aucts., 1909 Il St.N.W.
Regular sale OF Furniture. etc, Tues
CAV Nov q 1903. at 1880 a. m. Ours is
1he place 10 gel bzrgai ms; every article
goes 10 the highest bidder; absolutely no
reserve prices.
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERS.

8ARGAIN PRIcE@No 2 Renlingtons. $50 70
s95 now $50 20 sz2: No. 3 Remington, was $50.
PREMIER sz2 so: Yost. was Sz5. SIS; Caligraph,
vas sf5 50. Hammond Ideal. SI5, $40.
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. sis + st.
Room t. nozl-f
YOTT CAN BUY the latest model WeIiinston
standard typewriter on easy terms; 81 down
and 81 per wee;: no better machine made;
hundreds in use In Washington. Call or
phone Main 354I. for particulars. ONCE.
600 11th st. NV noll-l5t
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Consumer Of Refned On &c GasoIene.

Purchase your material from your gro
Ger or oil wagons who Use the stamped
District measures and receive fun meas
Nre. although you have 10 furnish your
own package, for the regular prepared
cans which are now offered and sold you
do moi contain fun measure. Price does
not necessarily make the afticio GiIcaII.
National Oil Co. Rosslyn We
z~zikt on Tis-Ita
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LOCAL MENTION.

you're Looking Good"
At sautter's Cafe. SOP 9Th st. NV
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wANTED-A settled white woman wants
place as cook; has the best of reference. Ap-
ply at 40 81 ne noZ4-2t
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms; sec
ond floor: light housekeeping. 1903 l. st nv
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FOR sALE-mIscELLAnEous.

for fowls: only 81 2s per 100 lbs. yFCT~rA 4 r.
IAN MEAT CO. sos 14th St. Darby Bldg.
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FOR RENr-TYPEwRITERS.

NEW smith Premier, suitable for private
secretary. Address BOX 275. City p. o.
no26-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-To buy for cash. a good second
hand typewriter. Oliver or Underwood; must
be only slightly used; state price Address
FOX 112. Times Office noZI-3t
WANTED-Invald reclining rolling chair.
Cali az 1894 Rhode Island ave. no2i-St
ANTED-Second-hand store shelves; must
be cheap. Inquire 1872 ST. ne. also at 200
q 81 ne II
WANTED 80 or 60 gallon portable cooking
Kettle and furnaces coal burner LLoHDS.
LIB zth At NV. Al
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s4oo-Grocery and notien store cheap rent;
living rooms 70 quick buyer. $500; part
leaving city. Cali 1872 3 81. ne Il
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WANTED-At once a good white man about
80 Sears. 70 look after two horses and drive
also make himself generally useful arounl
a plumbing and timing shop must be strictly
sober; no cigarette smoker. 1892 18th ST.
nor
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Hy colored man. place as janttor
or delivery driver. best city reference ilA
23d 81. nozt-st
WA NTED-Meat cutter. good salesman wants
position. Address BOX ll6. Times office II
WANTED Engltshman, we'll connected fam
lily: good business experience, wants posi-
ton Address BOX III. Times office. II
vsT 1-,TT.T9- F-irst-class painting 10 do boy the
lob; staining a speciality. ls0o 7 81. NV
'V0' no27-3t
YVANTFD-By colored man, place as handy
man around house or store. 205S 54th st. my.
II
" sITED-Fv young man. TO finish his
trade al painting; had two years expert
ance Apply at 9i2 81. ne. no28-5t
yYANTED-By thoroughly experienced photo
"a ,,f,Fc and sporting goods man, position
saIesnan. manager or assistant. Address
BOX 70, Times office. noZ6-Zt
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wANTED-RooMs.

WANTED-ROOMS.
ROOM. furnished. Si50 per week: wlttfn
fEe squares iGtn and G sts. NV. Address
boA ~, lines office no25-zt
WANTED-Three or four furnished rooms for
hght housekeeping for family during ses-
SION address With terms, etc, Boa lo7
lnaes Office. noZ7-2f
WANTED-By three adults three adjoining
furnished rooms for light housekeeping: n u.
no21-5t
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WANTED-Iaundress to take home family
washing. Apply after p. m, 1872 Coiumoia
ry1sH II
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FOUND.

FoUND-Friday. strayed horse Owner ap-
plv 1888 6th NV. no25-3t
WF PENOVATF an kinds OF hats into any
styles. size. or color. guaranteed KANDEL+
1877 7th st. NV nol4-Set
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ANAcOSTIA.
D. c.

sURvs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson sts
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FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms: heat,
gas. bath: light housekeeping. s2i 5th 81
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Observation-Disclosures

WANFESD-Furniture for cash. sell your
goods to the man who gives you the most
money. See HOPWOOD, Sth and X sts
no26-3t
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PAYING confectionery and grocery. very de-
sirable; right price. Address BOX I0e. Tines
ONCE. noz7-3t
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WANTED-CoIored servant for general house
work: go home at night; references. Apply
fsHa 9Th ST. II
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. L. cARNE CO. 7Os King St
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PARTNER WANTED with real estate pro-
cifvities. manage handsome ground dOor
real estate Offices; $500 required. Address
BOX los. Times Office uoz7-sf
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FOR SAIE-Ice boxes. suitable for r-ocerg.
easy terms IL desired. Don't havs az, ice t,ox
made By a tinker; get the no-kiek kind See
NORWOOD, sth and K sts. noas-sf
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~sizt On Tis-It
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iWANTED-Coiored boy i or IS years old.
70 run erTands and clean office. BRE MOOD
1908 Pennsylvania ave II
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DENTISTRY.
FOR PAINLESS, high-class dentistry at
modern prices consult NERO DENTISTS
1I!5 Pennsylvania ave. Examinations free
no22-f
MODERN dentistry at reasonable rates and
by painless methods. Teeth without plates
sTecialty, Examination freS. DR. r G.
RICHARDSON. corner Sfh and F SITS. NV
no7-30t
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting;
no pain; look feel, act. and last longer than
natural teeth: shrunken faces made normal; /;
painless nllings. DIR. }. l. WILSON. 1903 L
8 NV oc2s-Sot
PAINLESS DENTISTRY; new system: sets
Of teeth gold crowns, and bridgewo-k 81 :
exanlfnation painless extracting. and teeth
cleaned free. A written guarantee with ali
vgork Credit for all. AMERICAN PAIN
LESS DENTISTS. 62l 9TH 81. NV. Near @
at corner. Phone Main 455e-F. oc17-tf
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FOR SAE ,F-Barber shop; f1ne location- for
st. ne rogf-st
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-29
ACADEMY OF MUSIC TONIGHT.
THE Eternal City" Stage Women
Good and Gay.

That scarlet heroine of the Pinero,
Henry Arthur Jones or Suderman type
is Indispensable for a drama which
s expected to create q sensation has
oeen thoroughly diSprOved by the va
ried reception of Hall Gaines THE
Eternal City" in this country and in
london For his English version the
ManX author had his feminine pro-
.agonist Donna Roma Volonna, a wo-
man who defied the conventions, just
Is he portrayed her in the novel on
which the drama was founded. But
IN the play for America and in which
Jane Remark now is starring, Roma
IS represented as one upright but badly
UNDERSTOOD who in the end is vindi-
lated and finds happiness in the de-
votion Of David Rossi, her ardent,
young patriot lover. What have been
the career of the two versions? Beer
oohm Tree, who made the English
production, put it aside as valueless
after few months while a large
fortune has been made out of the
American rendering, and Miss Ken
mark, William Bonney and their as
sociates have been greeted by enthu-
Siastic throngs wherever they have APP
peared. This is a healthy sign of tho
.imes-a reaction from the morbid
md feverish interest formerly shown
in the Saphos, Irises and Mrs. Tanque-
rays. '"The Eternal City with it's
complete and beautiful production will
be one of the events of the season.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-29
STAY PROCEEDINGS.
The Counsel for Murray
Will Apply for Par
don.

The counsel for w. r. Murray, of
Durham, who was sentenced to two
years on the roads for the murder of
his cousin, j. S. Murray, made appli-
cation to Governor Glenn yesterday
Tor a stay of sentence until he should
have had time to pass upon the appn-
cation for pardon, which the convict
ed mans counsel will make.
Governor Glenn set Saturday morn
ing at II O'Clock to hear arguments
from both sides on the request for
stay of proceedings. The counsel for
Murray stated that they are not pre-
pared to make application for pardon
yet, but will do so next week.
Governor Glenn stated that the rea-
sons for the stay Of sentence must
be unusually strong, or he will not
grant it, He had refused heretofore
TO consider the application for pardon
Of both white man and negro UNI
til after they had entered upon their
sentences, and he believes that the
petitioner should be in Jail before his
request for pardon should be consld-
cred.