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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-27

ly, but with a shrug Of her shoulders
Miss Remsen resumed her gay chat
ter.
A moment later, she heard little
murmur Of horror. Mrs. Porter half
rose from her seat and caught her
breath sharply. The girl turned her
eyes toward the field.
Near one goal, group Of riders was
drawing apart, and on the ground lay
a man beneath his pony. Four men
ran into the field, drew the fallen man
from beneath the pony and bore him
to the club house. The pony scrambled
to its feet, and was led limping away.
A substitute galloped onto the field and
the game went on.
When the momentary excitement had
subsidized Mrs. Porter turned to her
niece. The girls white face shocked
her.
Gertrude, dear, what is the mat
teri" she asked.
please take me home" said Miss
Remsen in an odd, quavering voice.
One of the young men took the cob
by the head and guided them through
the tangle Of carriages. Then silently
they drove across the club grounds to
the road. Mrs. Porter, being wise in
her day and generation, said nothing.
When they were nearly home, the
girl suddenly burst into storm Of
tears.
"Oh, auntie," she said, II didn't
know until 1 saw him lying there all
white and bloody! Please, please drive
to the club house."
Mrs. Porter waited in the big hall
while gray-haired physician led Ger.
trude up the stairs to sunny room
overlooking the grounds. Then, after
he had opened the door and bowed
her in, he discreetly withdrew.
On couch by the window lay Dun
more, his head swathed in bandages
and one arm rigid in ungainly splints
With the opening Of the door he RAISED
himself on his sound arm, and behelt
the girl standing there, like frighten
ed bird poised for fight.
why, hello" he called gaily. "Thi
is good Of you to come"
The girls face flushed. She wa
cropping darkly for words.
II was afraid you were badly hurt,
she faltered.
mo, indeed" said he, "The Dur
mores are Draw lot They don't di
easily. Just few scratches, that
ALL"
She drew a few steps nearer, halte
irresolutely, then went to his side.
"Tomw she said, gently.
His eyes widened. She noticed tht
he was trembling
I'll didn't know until-until 1t hal
pened," she said. And then. oh,
seemed as If the world had stopped
!. as II the sun had been blotted out
A darkness. It's dreadful to care 4
}. ch-and-and-to find it outw
!, She knelt beside him. Her cool har
was stroking his face.
9 Perhaps I shall be only side
e sue," she half-sobbed. "But, Oh, Tol
d dear, let me be that much, anyway"
q Indianapolis Sun.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1905-10-27

The perpetual pea is wonder. 1t
was planted at the same time with the
early peas, which are all dead and
gone and other crops planted in their
place. We are now eating the second
crop from the perpetual, and 1t is still
growing fresh and green, and in bloom
for a third crop. We are watching
this pea with a good deal Of interest
not only because Of its productiveness
and long bearing, but on account of its
size and fine quality. We had some
friends at dinner a few days ago and
all were delighted with the quality OF
] this pea.
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e SULTAN LEAVING THE MOSQUE WHICH WAS WRECKED

The recent attempt on the life Of the
Sultan Of Turkey seems to have been
Of a very determined character. His
majesty was descending the steps Of
the mosque when an explosion took
place among the crowd which was
gathered behind the ratings, and was
heard all over Constantinople. OF the
spectators from twenty to thirty were
killed, while nearly one hundred were
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and do excellent work. 1t Is so sim
pie in construction that any man who
can handle tools can make it.-Indian-
apolis News.
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more or less seriously injured. The
windows Of the mosque were shattered.
Fifteen carriages were blown to pieces
and over fifty horses were killed. The
windows Of the mosque, Of the ambas-
sador's. kiosk, and Of the palace were
shattered, while fragments Of the bomb,
pieces of horses and human bodies and
debris of the carriages were hurled
great distances.
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The Iaobt that Failed.

"She told him she must not see him
any more"
"What did he do?"
Turned out the lightP'-New York
Herald.
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DENTISTRY.

OUR PLATES 1T well. act we'll and look
so natural they cannot be detected Exani-
nation and estimates free DR. n q
RICHARDSON. corner sth and r SITS. NV.
PAINLESS DENTISTRY: new system: sets
Of teeth. gold crowns. and bridgework. %;
examination. painless extracting and teeth
cleaned free. a written guarantee with all
work. Credit for all AMERICAN PAIN
LESS DENTISTS. G2l 9TH st. NV. Near G
st. corner. ocs-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-No extracting:
no pain: look. feel. act, and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made normal.
painless filings. DIR. J. L. WILSON l203 r
at nv. seq 90.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS. 500 weekly taking orders for 81
aH-wool, made-to-measure suits, no risk:
samples free GREAT EASTERN CO., 232
Martense. Brooklyn. n. 7. 1t
METAL DOOR BOTTOM WEATHER STRIP:
household necessity, unequaled in efficiency
ana durability; handsome. non-rustable fin
Just beginning. Address INTROSTrLE COM
PANY, Marietta, Ohio II
AGENTS-Easy money; men. women sell
Aurocrome souvenir post cards. big profits !:
Send 81 for complete outfit: this amount
credited on first orders: exclusive territory
to hustlers- POST CARD UNION OF
AMERICA. 1904 Arch St. Philadelphia II
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You Will Be Delighted

with Holmes genuine homemade Milk"
Bread. 1t is the sweetest most SUBJ
stantial and most nutritious bread that
can be made Best materials are mixed
with fresh milk instead of water sc loaf
delivered fresh from oven to table
homemade Pies. zoe. Holmes Bakery
LIST and Z SITS. Phones z. 1440 and 1441
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WHY CARRY sample trunks when you can.
with pocket sample, make $500 70 s40o per
week commissioner Details OF E L. BROWN
4Ol Equitable building. ST. Louis. Mo. 1t
CAPABLE SALESMAN to cover Maryland
with staple line; high commissions with
500 monthly advance; permanent position
to right man. JESS. H. SMITH CO., De-
troit. Mich. i,
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DANCING.

SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES.
THE ORDWAfS. s3l 18th 81. y. w.-E==e-J
Monday. Tuesday. Friday and Saturday even.
ing; beginners class. $50; advanced. $50
Lady assistants; six lessons. $50. Private
lessons by appointment. Profs. WYNDHAM
and WILLlS. oce3 0t
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"Royal- Pilsen" Is Monarch

In the realm OF light beers. Try il to-
day. Served in special glasses at lead
ing bars Abner-Drury Brewing Co
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LOCAL MENTION.
Oil Heating Stoves.

Gas Stoves either to cook or heat Gas
changes and ranges. Lindsay and Air
and Welsbach Lights. Glad to show YOU
Bottom prices on all.
6i5 18th. c. A. Muddiman & Co. 12e4 O..
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Chris. Xander's Pride of Virginia Port.
- good for pale people-a great blood
onricher. 95c ct. Only at 800 eth St
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Red Glover Creamery Butter

is produced in the cleanest and hes
equipped creamery in the country. 1t i.
pure and good. Art pictures free. Gro
GERS.
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Kerosene, Iac Per Gal;
Gasoline, I3c Per Gal.

We furnish cans free and refund 1c on
each empty can. making cost price to
you; Kerosene. lie per gallon; Gasoline.
l2c per gallon Drop postal or telephone
East 64S- Home Safety Oil Delivery, u
and X SITS sw
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 4ls-420- 427
1o2h ~ ~. Phone MaiE x229. uys-6
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wANrED-RooMs.


WANTED-By gentleman. board and nicely
home cooking: handy to Brookiand cars
ADDRESS F. II. G.. 1913 9Th ST. NV. 1t
WANTED-By naval officer and wife fno
chiidren). TO rent a suite of furnished rooms
with private BATH near Navy Department
preferred. Address BOX 10i. Times office
1t
WANTED-By young married couple
apartment Of three or four rooms on Mary
land ave. ne. between 5th and 10Th SITS
Address BOX 219, Times Office ocl5-9t
WANTED-Second floor: heat gas and bath:
state price Address BOX 220 Times Of
fee. n
WANTED-By respectable white man. small
room. Northwest; 81 per week. Address BOX
216. Times office. II
WANTED-By Young man. small comfort
able room. central location: permanent II
reasonable; please state price. Address BOX
215 Times office. II
WANTED-Two unfurnisheI or partly fur
nished rooms. housekeeping. by gentle
man, wife. and daughter twelve years old:
must be reasonable: Northwest preferred
Address BOX 164. Times ONCE. ocI4-2t
WANTED-Suite Of three rooms Furnished
or unfurnishcd. with conveniences for house
keeping. by young married couple: no chill
dren. Address BOX 1876. Times office.
ocI3-St
WANTED-ROOAS. List your rooms with
us: we Will rent them for you at small
charge. COVE & EVERETT, X ST. NV.
sez4-30t
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Palms, Ferns, for Want of Room, soc.
On the dollar. F. II. Kramer. 91s F NV.
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West End Laundry, 1925 Pa. avenue
NV. Phone. Main 2S21, or postal
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Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc,
Philadelphia Oyster House. 5Is nth ST. NV.
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ATTORNEYS.

ADVICE FREE-Estate. divorce. damage
cases. etc; bills collected; wills drawn; ev-
erything strictly confidential. Address r o.
BOX I. Station A. City. ocl2-sOs
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in Making FusselI's Ice Cream
Only pure, rich cream Is used. 1427N.Y. ay
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IRON AND WIRE WopKs
F. J. NAGEL,

Plain and Ornamental Steps. Ratings.
Fences. Grills Balconies. Fire Escapes
etc. Blacksmith jobbing.
NaHET
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS,

FOR RENT-FIve large. newly papered and
painted rooms 1929 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
ocl5-3t
TWO or three unfurnished rooms for light
housekeeping; heat and gas to cook by, III
Quincy ST ne ocl5-zt
FOR RENTING nice rooms second aoor:
heat and gas; light housekeeping 2I30 l.
ST. NV. ocI5-2t
FOR RENT-Cnfurnished. two rooms and al
cove; brownstone house; fine location; light
housekeeping SIS North Carolina ave Sc
oc15-2t
TWO FLATS. second and third floors: rent
reasonable inquire in store. northwest cor
ner 5fh and X SITS. ne. ocI5-3t
FOR REST-Three large unfurnished rooms:
light housekeeping 420 Sd St NV. 1t
TWO unfurnished communicating front
rooms; bath on same floor. PIP St NV
ocI5-3t
FLAT. three rooms and bath: light house
keeI ,.I S;zr heat and gas $3.50 per month,
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. Sec
ond floor, for light housekeeping: heat, gas
use Of hath; three closets; elegant location:
reasonable. III 18th ST NV. ocl5-st
FOR RENT-Unfurnished back parIor: heat
and gas. III 18th st. NV. oc15-3t
FOR RENT.Two nice light unfurnIshed
rooms 5l6 9th st. ne. ocI5-st
FOUR ROOMS. with heat and light in
cluded. to small family only; very reasora bic
rent: attention TO furnace REQUIRED. GIG
a
9TH st. NV. w. r. HARR. ocI5l7
THREE or four unfurnished rooms on sec
ond moor; heat. gas. and bath; reasonable.
227 18th st. sw. 1t
FOR RENT-7S6 sth st ne. entire first floor:
three rooms and pantry. for housekeeping;
FOR RENT-Second floor, two or three rooms:
bath: furnace heat and gas: light housekeep-
ing COG 22d ST. oc14-2t
FOR RENTING large unfurnished rooms.
third floor. IA 9th st. ne. ocI4-2t
THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS for light
housekeeping sec X st. NV. oc14-3t
TWO pleasant adjoining rooms on second
floor: water. bath. and heat. 200 5th St sc.
ocI4-3t
FOR RENT-Three unrarnished rooms: com
municating. 73l Sd st. ne. ocl4-st
FOR RENT-Five, rooms and bath on the
in the family Call after 3 pm. with refer
ence. 210 9th st. sc. ocI4-ot
SUITE of front rooms. suitable for physi-
clans Office; other rooms. Il01 I4th ST NV
TWO large unfurnished rooms. with bath.
FIVE ROOMS and bath; arranged for house
keeping; good closets and yard; rent sI6.
262o x St NV ocIS-2t
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS for rent two ana
kitchen in front: sll-5O: three and kitchen in
back. $3.50; all for $3.50. Sunday Until
u 1Oo6 9th St NV ocIs-3t
FOUR ROOMS on third floor. unfinished
1913 18th St NV ocI3-3t
TWO unfurnished rooms for light house
keeping: second floor. l25 st. me- ocls-3t
THREE beautiful front rooms third floor.
hot-water heat; very desirable. 5O3 Sd 81
NV. ocIS-st
UNFINISHED or partly furnished rooms
for light housekeeping S25 New Jersey ave
NV. ecfe-a.
THREE nicely papered unfurnished rooms
50 2is Massachusetts, ave. NV. ocl3-3t
FOR RENT-Unfurnished suite rooms: hot
water heating; also one furnished room. 3l2
Indiana ave. ocIo-et
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6S6 G ST NV. Phone Main 1850.
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Sunday Hours, 70 IL P. M.
Philadelphia Oyster House. 513 18th st. NV.
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WALL PAPER.

L PAPER ROOMS cheaper than any other
shop in Washington; drop me a postal: I Will
call with samples j. HARRY HANLEIN
Paperfanger. 700 I st. Sc. ocI5-3t
ROOMS PAPERED cheaper than anv firm
IN city: work guaranteed. II. HEWITT 6ll
East Capitol ocl5-at
ROOMS PAPERED. sl.75 up; house PAINTING.
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS. cas- II ST
ne Phone East 1851 ocI5-st
THE C. c. SILENCE CO.,
Fine Paperhansinss. Window Shades made
to order Apartment houses and real estate
work a speciality. Work guaranteed Esti-
mates furnished. el6 f st NV Phone Main
1859. ocl4-7t
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wANrED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By married coupie- ona iarr.
comfortable room. with board in stricfIy
pr1Eete family. state terms: references az
cnansed. ADDRESS BOX. 1875. Times Office. Il
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Stove Repairs.

Stove Repairs.
The trade IS Informed that our stock
now comprises genuine repairs for over
1000 Furnaces. Latrobes. Heaters. RANGES
and Cook Stoves. Rudolph & West Co,
1882 New York ave
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CARPETS WOVEN into fine art ms,
WASHINGTON RUG CO.. sic sth St NV
Telephone 1875. ocI4-at
TRASH of One Generation Becomes IN.
Treasure OF Another" 1 will buy YOUR oiS
furniture, stoves. carpets. etc WHY go 10
junk shops? All business confidential Adj
dress BOX so. Times Office. ocI4-3t
REAL BARGAINS IN sewing machines: a..
oak Domestic. slightly used. 50, StAnAnG2
IS; Singer. 81. all guaranteed; let US shovr
you how easy IL Is to enabroider on a Davis
Nertical-1eed machine same effect as hand
work. and so much quicker; excels IN plain
sewing. Renting: repairing. DAVIS
AGENCY, s25 AZ ST. sw. Telephone NJ
$685. ocI4-st
LOOK-Enameled bed. sizes: spring. a D.
mattresses. 81 9S. extension table s. 20: m
holsteriug. paperhanging. mattresses reno
waited. 1919 18th st NV oc13-3t
HAVE your skirts. coats and wraps re-
modelled TO conform with this seasons STYLES
Take IL to Sl3 l4th ST NV ocI3-3Ot
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY, formerly 100
9th st. NV. now 1928 4th ST. NV: no -lirrle:
mail attended TO: 80 cents per pair. ocJ3-S,
81 UP TO SLIGO; two ways to get tyour
moneys worth. at once. Address BOX ia
Times office. ocIs-5t
HAVE ARRIVED TODAY-5,0oo baskets of
OF making wine and preserves JOSEPH %
GIORGIO & CO. S21iz louisiana ave- NV.
Phone Main 400 ocS-3at
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

EACTiFuI- double and single rooms In
Wen furnished house: choice location refs,ed
surroundings and T9ed table 6s4 East Capt.
eo- 81 II
Sle-Excellent board and well heated rooua:
no other boarders: near ConEressfonal II,
orary, special reduction II two teammates
ADDRESS BOX l62. Times Office. IL
NICELY furnished room for rent to youne
man. with or without board: well heated:
reasonable 1910 Marion st. NV. Il
TWO or more refined gentlemen can secure
pleasant room and delightful board with
southern family In Northwest. convenient to
Office n
COUPLE or two young men; private family:
home comforts and cooking: elegant yfev.
near Lincoln Park Address BOX z0l. Times
o'hce- ocI5-2t
LARGE. bright. well furnished room and
board: terms reasonable: suitable for two.
l5i0 9Th ST. ocI5-7t
LARGE. sunny ROOM opposite a hall room
Win board: furnace heat. 40 Maryland a-e.
ne. oc15-3t
FURNISHED ROOMS. with board. OIL esd
ST. ocsx
TWO front rooms. with board los I'd q.
NJ oc15-lt
WANTED-Immediately a person to paw the
rent of house for frst-ciass board and the
comforts OF home: rent. SIS; no objection
20 children Address BOX 222. Times Of
fee. n
FOR RENT-Furnished. os7 ST NV: large
ana sTnaH rooms. with board. running water
LARGE ROOM. first floor with or Vif6o1T
board one third floor frons. III St NV.
ocio-5t
FURNISHED ROOMS. $40: two in room
80: ladies' or married couples; good board
ifio n ST. NV 1t
ROOMS AND BOARD. 6l2 Massachusetts
ave NV oc1s-St
LARGE ALCOvE ROOM. Tor two or three:
southern exposure: home cooking: terms
reasonable JIG Maryland ne. near
Capitol and Library. ocI4-2t
1921 Q sT.-ComfOrtabiy furnished rooms.
eongenial surroundings: rates reasonable
3cl4-3t
PISS l. ST. Nw-Rooms and good board:
suitable for two. s55 per month, single, SIS
ROOM WITH BOARD; 81 per week 29Os n
s1s I Nw.-Two rooms furnished excelIentIy;
with board FOR two: In rooms all day:
best heated house In city: one single room.
ocl4-2t
modated at $40 st. NV: house under new
management, everything correct: satisfaction
assured: investigate. ocls-3t
LARGE. SUNNY ROOM. second floor. COR
ner house; good table; telephone. I0I5 L st.
NV. ocI4-St
SINGLE and en- suite; bath or without:
special TO party: choice cuisine; home COM
forts 1125 II St ocl4-2t
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. with or
without board. go G St NV ocI4-3t
NICE furnished rooms. with board 1921 New
York ave <.cTa
TWO comfortable connecting rooms for four
persons; good home food; porcelain bath
5l9 l. st. NV. ocI9-2t
coz ST. Nw.-BeautifuI rooms. with hoard.
not-Tater heat: modern baths. transIents
taken. r,rfe-
EXCELLENT table board 1915 q ST NV
ocl3-3t
FOR -RENT-Lovely rooms; shower baths
home cooking; phone: from $40 to SEQ per
month for two. 1880 II ST. NV. oce-ft
l1oS NEW YORK AVE--Opposite Corcoran
Art Gallery; fine rooms and board; bath each
floor; telephone oc2-Iaf
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES SUNDAY OCTOBER Is 1905
HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-white boy. with some grocery ex-
perience. HORNSTEIN, New Jersey ave
and ID st. Sc. II
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Perfection in Oyster Cooking.
Best work. Best Service TvUS

Philadelphia Oyster House. 513 nth ST. NV.
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FOR RENr-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS. steam heated for
gentleman; by day or week; moderate prices.
1890 q st. nv ocl4-2t
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BIRDS. DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-One English setter black ana
white; hunted two seasons Inquire AT sS-
Nichols ave. Anacostta. ID. c. wv GAR
RISON. ocI5-3f
FOR sALE-A Great Dane pup. sll2 I4th
st. ]. WITT. 80 ocIa-a,
FOR SALE-Just received. young parrots-
also imported Hartz mountain canariex anS
fresh supply Flee Flea dog and car SOAR
medicines. etc SCHMID'S BIRD STORE
AZ l2tn ST. NV ocS-tr
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Competent girl for general house
work; small family. Call 10 T ST. ne
ocI5-2r
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FOR SALE-AUTOMCBuES

ONE 1905 Wayne automobile slightly p.ed-
one Elmore touring Gag, at low prices. Can A.
"a s'n 81 NV acA-Q
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WANTED-One frst-class wall scraper Mon
day morning: highest wages and steady work
WALL PAPER CO. 29s
ave. sc. II
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WANTED-Boy to go errands and he
around store. 1881 Pennsylvania ave. IT
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITEES

STANDARD typewriters. from 81 month IN
Address BOX l59. Times Office. ocl4-st
No. SMITH PREMIER. So per mopth
Address BOX 275. City Postoffice ocIa a.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED - OLD GOLD AND SILVER
Diamonds. corals. canoes. jewery. silverware:
dentisti gold and platinum bought for cash.
c. F. KARR. Jeweler. els 18th ct. below @.
oc3-QOt
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WANTED-Laborers at foot South Capitol
ST.; steady job. Inquire Of VIM. JACKSON.
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ANACOSTIA.
oURrs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
2o6erson sts.
BROOKLAND, d. c.
ARTHUR h f. LUERSsEN. Drug store.
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WANTED-Waist hand; also apprentice girl
with nrst-class dressmaker. HOS 18th st
NV. 1,
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED AND uN.
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Furnished OF unfurnished. on
~ ,wo large second story front rooms. l51s
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SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves. bric-a-brac, and all kinds Of
household goods. BAUMS FURNITURE
SHOP, 9th and SITS. NV. Phone North 1913.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-18
INDIANS GOT FIRE WATER
Nesress is Under ArresI for Dispensing
Liquor to Red Men.

Anadarko, Okla, Sept. 10
During the Indians payment,
which was conducted at this place
yesterday the indians have secure
intoxicants from some mysterious
source, which in spite of extreme
vigilance, the officers have been I'm
able to locate. Today Deputy Mar
shal Rooney discovered that the
intermediator was a negress, Ella
Beckham. who was placed under
bond which was forthcoming, but
positivly refuses to divulge the
names Of the paaties who supply
her with the liquor. Interesting
developments are anticipated at the
preliminary hearing, which takes
place the first of the week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-09-18
FORD--ANDREWS.

Yesterday afternoon at 2;3c
O'Clock at the Methodist parsonage
Mr.. Gus NJ. Ford and Miss Effie
NJ. Andrews were united in mar
riage bv Rev. S. 6 Thompson,
These are well known young peo-
pie of Chickasha for whom a host
of friends have the best wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoy Lewis, west
of town, are the proud parents of a
baby boy.