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Williams news., 1905-05-06
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

A regular meeting of the com mon council of the town of Williams was held in Mir. Sleeves office in said town on the 2d day of May, A. D. 1905, at 7:30 pm.
 Present-Hudson, Mathews and the mayor
 Absent-Wolf and Barney.
 The minutes of the last meet ing were read and approved.
 A building permit was granted to MT. s. A. Cummings to erect a four-room brick cottage, upon pay ment of the usual fee.
 The application of J. c. Simmons to lay pipe line was laid on the table.
 Leave of absence was granted the clerk for one week, beginning May 9. Following bills were allowed and the clerk instructed to draw war rants for same:
 Jacob Salzman, supplies. s 15 Williams Drug & Curio Co.,. 25 Williams News, publishing. 2 75 Grand Canyon Elec. Light &
 Pr. Co.,, for the new arc
 lights .296 35 The clerk was also instructed to pay the clerk and marshal for the month of April.
 The meeting then adjourned.
 E. G. DUBoIs. Clerk.
Williams news., 1905-05-06

Mrs. M. c. Broyles of Ash Fork and Mrs. A. Tetzlaff of Williams have renewed their subscriptions.
 Dr. R. O. Raymond has been a visitor at Phoenix during the past few days. He is expected home today.
 We make a speciality of all kinds of fine cheese. Rabbit Bros.
 Mrs. J. P. Parker returned Tues day from Daggett. Cal, where she has been visiting her husband at Siding 5 on the Salt Lake road.
 E. E. Rhea, an old time friend of Dr. P. A. Melick, arrived here this week from Missouri. Mir. Rhea is a contractor and builder and has the contract for building the new M. E. church at Ash Fork; begin ming next Monday.
 The Cabinet buys the best and sells the best of wines, liquors and cigars. Why not buy the best when it costs you no more than the poorest?
 May wea ther has not been much in evidence during the past week. It began showing Tuesday and a regular blizzard followed, contin-!- ing intermittently every day since, during which time the fall amount ed to between 12 and IA inches.
 Contractor A. H. Harrell was in the city the first of the week from the seat of his operations on the Grand Canyon railway. He has two gangs of men at work cleaning up the right of way, one of which is in charge of Stacey Hibben and the other under T. H. Wagner.
 Just received, car of fine and choice leafy alfalfa hay, superior for COW feed; try some from Bab- bitt Bros.
 Councilman G. w. Mat hews this week placed large corrugated iron awning in front of his store, which will answer a double purpose keeping off the sun and rain and, being hung on hinges, can be swung down at night, and may save a rep etition of the robbery of his store.
 Among those who leave the first of the week to be present at Phoe- nix during the Pythian meeting are MT. and Mrs. Jacob Salzman and son Herman; MT. and Mrs. E. C.. Dubois, MT. and Mrs. J. P. Arey, MT. and Mrs. T. F. Holden, MT. and Mrs. Geo. Barney, Mrs. J. C.. Phelan, F. R. Nellis, F. w. Smith. The hair cuts here are made to fit; Our face messages, too, are quite
 the hit;
 The slaves we give are certainly
 fine,
 If you try us once, you'll stay in line,
 At the Parlor Barber Shop.
 Last evening the Comedy Club gave its initial dance at the opera house. As stated in a recent issue it's objects are to give dances, home talent performances, etc, in order furnish amusement, and the first effort was complete success. Messrs. Miner and Bell furnished the music, and general good time was had.
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-cocal Hews
ITEMS OF GENERAL
 INTEREST

Mrs. Gentry is enjoying a visit from Mrs. Anderson of Mesa, who is on her way east.
 Miss Hazel Todd, of Winslow, is the guest for a time of her grand mother, Mrs. Mcintyre.
 California and New Mexico fresh vegetables at Rabbit Bros.
 Ralph Cameron and H. c. Hib- ben were in the city Thursday and yesterday from Flagstaff.
 Arthur Milling has been confined to his room thls week as the result of severe attack of rheumatism
 Call and see the new piano. Try it and you will buy it. At Buttons.
 Miss Knight, who has been act ing as tutor of little Miss Dermont, departed last night for her home in Illinois.
 Mrs. E. c. Yager, after spending several days here the first of the week, returned to her home at Wins low on Wednesday.
 Fresh Tropico strawberries re- ceived daily at Babbitt Bros.
 Frank Miller, the milkman, took the second degree in the K. P. Thursday night. It's said he got all that was coming.
 Thursday evening Fred Leonard was brought to the Williams hospi tai from Crozier, suffering with a severe attack of pneumonia.
 Lowney's celebrated New York candies and chocolates at Rabbit Brothers.
 Mrs. F. w. Smith returned to the city last Tuesday from Flagstaff, where she had been for few days, the guest of Mrs. M. J. Kennedy.
 Prof. J. H. Gerard this week in- formed us that he had been retained by the local school board to teach in the Williams public school as principal.
 Jos beer is still in the ring, and his ice stays cold regardless of the extreme hot weather.
 Mrs. Crawford Norman, who dur ing the past week has been the guest of her mother, Mrs Cross kopf, returned Wednesday to her home at Gallup, N. NJ.
 The Hunt reservoir went out on Tuesday and made a good sized flood in the Little Colorado river Wednesday, but no serious damage was done down this way.-Argus.
 Open kettle rendered leaf lard, white as the driven snow, at Bab- bitt Brothers.
 Bill" Lee, we'll known cattle man of this section, and partner of Cap P. Smith in the "Black Tanks" ranch, some forty miles northwest of here, was visitor in the city this week.
Williams news., 1905-05-06
EAGLES 1!

Tuesday, Hay 9th. Big crowd birds wanted. TIany limitations. Fine banquet. Come early and stay late.
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For Sale.

Two lots with six-room house. Price $7OO. J. c. PHELAN.
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

Send FOR free bottle Of "Clean MIX. -
Purified in a steam turbine perfectly
Pasteurzed and chilled. This is the
finest, rurest, and only safe nnk ln tme
city at regular prices. Ice cream made
of purified cream. STANDARD Dairy and
Ice Company. 1893 18th ST NV Phone
North lS3
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BIRDS. DOGS. ETC.

FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. look over
our stock of caueTiea. parrots. poultry, rab-
bits guinea pigs, coBs, cats, goidhnehes. IN
cubatqgz, mounted deer ana elk horns. and
heads. etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. az
I-th 81. nv. no2s-tf
FOR sALE--Eedlgreed black ana red cocker
spaniel puppies; very reasons bic. 2ls Sd st-
NV no26-st
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Large Purchase Of Shoes.

Friedlander Bros. corner OF Ninth anc
+ stteets northwest. announce that they
have purchased the entire bankrupt
stock of Wells. Reed & Co, large manu-
1actrrers Of high-srade footwear The
sale starts tomorrow. and men and bows
ali over the city viii doubtless take
advantage OF the great opportunity.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WASTED-A arst-class barber. for satur-
Gay 80 =. NV. II
wANTED-white man 10 attend steam fur
ls ll4ee sna Ter general utility Apply. with
WANTED-Agan 10 take charge Of poultry
on farm. near Washington: must have some
An0Wledge Of chickens Address BOX III
Times office L
WANTED-In established. paying commits
alon business young man with slYo and serY-
Ices Address BOX lse. Times ofide- deI-st
WANTED-@hite boy 10 attend door: must
have bicycle. Apply ar once. n PHILLIPS
BORN 4 CO. GO llth *. nv. del-st
WANT ED-SeveraI boys, with bicyc.ex, 10
run effancs; Wages, 81 Apply al once 20
81 PhtLifsBORN < CO. GO 1lth NV.
SSt-st
WANTED-Aleat cutter. Apply saturday- :
a-I.i-. BRIGGS q Ffa LER. Center Market
wANTED-A young white boy 10 WORK IN
grocery store I02 81. NV
WANTED white. age ls bring refer
Si,SSS, ~ sogd wages 10 the right boy. GOLD
/ 5sllIH SlGN co. 80 - st. nv. Il
WANTED-A good driver for delivery wagon.
experience required. ana must come Well rec
Market. II
W wANIf;D-Porser, at once. al COS lOth s. nv.
del-Jt
WANTED-A grocery clerk Who understand
ll'sat eating. HoRNspElN. New Jersey ave
ana ~ - 80 del-St
BOYS. BOYS. We can ail your orders for
ne SATURDAY Eyeaing Post. Christmas num-
ber, this week; ~ pages or fine reading: ev-
earn your own money Tor Christmas. WM.
SMITH, Asent, Times Office, OF 204 Arthur
place nv, one square from y. & o. depot
-
WANTED Young colored man 10 tskc
Kitchen orders At dunb waiter; one with
some eNpeiaence- Apply a. BUDD'S CAFE.
WANTED Neat boy for delivery in nor.sts
store WAsHISGrO$ FLORISTS COAI-
PASH. l-th and = sts IL
WAIVED Paperhangers: piecevork EAST
lsftN WALL PAPER co. 1920 a. 81 IL
WANTED colored boy 10 tend horse and
drive wagon; references. EASTERN WALL.
PAPER CO, 1920 @ 81. nv. II
ANTED-Neat colored man Tor buss man
IOos Pennsylvania ave del-3t
WANTED White barber Tor Saturday: s.
guarantee. lz44 sth 81. nv. II
ANTED-White barber: good guarantee:
$50 for SATURDAY - sth 81. Sc. II
WANTED Experienced pissterers. good
wages Apply Al once. 6l0 sth st nv
oelSt
wANTEn-white waiter; good pay: short
hours Apply at once MARYLAND QUICK
Lunch. go stb 81 NV. dei-3t
NANTED-G white barber Tor Saturday:
g. steady II suited 9TH and q SIS. NV II
wANTED-White offce boy. THE MOORE
COMPANY. - l4th 81 del-St
WANTED-Young white man. experienced IN
dry goods trade. 2. 7th 81 nv. II
" > NTED-CsOod barber. <9.50 guarantee sat
urdsy: steady job. ROYAL BARBER SHOP.
ia4 - -. II
NANTED-'fWo good white BARRIERS. steady
II sIiteble s359 n ST nv. Il
WANTED good, sober and steady barber
AT once GEO. MILLER. Sos 7th ST II
NANTED--CoIored boy Il or 10 years old
10 run erTsnds. R1EwOoD, zoos Pennsyl-
yanie ave. II
WANTED = White waiter MARYLAND
ot iGk LUScH. loes Fsnaestls1niz sss.
aose-ss
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Special Glasses for Royal Pilsen. :"

This high grade light beer is served in
style BETTING its matchless quality All
bars. 4 Abner-DruTy Brew. Co
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candvl Candvl CandvI

Bucl1ino-hafa' Is the best. 5-lb box Of
our best 25c candy sec II ordered now. 10
De delivered Dee. - 23l Pa ave Sc
szS = 81. NV
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DICE Lights for Christmas.

We have them IN full variety and as
lev as sl.59 all complete. including >
Yards best tube, also Si.55. see 8 -
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LOCAL MENTION.

Order Potatoes Now, 7ec Bu. Best
Gran Sugar slEc 10. Johnston's, 78l 9Th
ffaE
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ROsenfeld's Pure Ice-cream and Sher-

bets for your entertainments viii please
your guests Special rates 10 lodges and
churches So II ST ne Prone. East 1853.
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FOR RENT-FuRNlsHED ROOMS.


LARGE. bsight warm room. frraished. Tor
one or TWO gentlemen; s. sei 5th st. ne
del-St
FRONT AND BACK ROOMS. heated. SIS
otn 81 nM 1et-ss
7a4 i2TH sr. Nw.-wen furnished second
floor front room; a 50 smaller room; All con-
veniences. dei-2t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms. Apply
- as 10th 81 NY Gci-st
FOR RENr-Three furnished rooms. house
keoning ALLOW ed: two han rooms. 81 per week.
IL 81. NV del-2t
FOR RENT Furnished rooms with or With
out board. or light housekeeping; res sonable.
sg9 81 my. del-3t
FOR RENT-Larxe bay window front ami
light housekeeping; near Washington circle.
us st. nv. del-St
FOR RENT-Furnishe back Darior sls Sd
St NV. dsI-St
FOR RENT-NieeIy furn shed room. second
heori heat, gas. bath; $ month 90 Z s.
FcR RENT Nicely furnished rooms: terms
mooesate .0Y 18Th 81 NV. del-St
THE ASTORIA. Sd and c sts. NV rooms.
single and en- suite. $40 up. See Jsa1itor ~
AlONHO ., BLISS. 3 s.. NV nolN-i
FOR RENT Nicely furnished wen heated
room. s9z nth St NV. nos7-s5
FOR RHNT-1402 l. ST. NV. suite or rooms
nicely furnished: wei heated and lighted;
fUSI moor suitable fOF Member or congress
leiereicss exchahged no1e-6L
FoR RENT-F'urnished fronl han room
cheap IS esh st.a de1-2t
FOR RENT-one nice furnished room vel
heated; s. 20 llth. 81. nv eeI-et
NICELY FIfENIsHED front room FOR house
keeping. s225 week. sl2 Maryland ave sw.
nos1-st
FOR RENT-Nice hall rooms; we'll furn .saeei;
third story front; central location. 20 nth
ST nv. noso-2t
LARGE. sunny front room, handsomely fur
nished: good location; price reasonable Iz25
\ St nv noso-3t
NEATLY furnished. bright room. southern
exposure; cheap. s11 East Capitol s..
e .
FOR RENT-one furnished han room. :
mouth. 40 II ST nv. uoSo-Ss
TWO large second story rooms. together or
separate; suitable FOR two gentlemen: ref
erences, gas steam heat. bath. telephone;
opposite park; southern exposure sz- Inc ana
~ - ~ -noeo -S.
FOR RENT-Three front hall rooms and one
large back room, with or without board. one
square from Government Printing Once; rea-
sorable. "A ST. ne no9o-2t
FRONT ROOM in apartment second floor.
near CAPITOL =. The Roland. I'd 81. and
MaEy land ave. ne nose-9t
TWO large furnished parIors- s2s East CAPT
tol 81. no5o-5t
THREE furnished rooms on second ffoor Tor
no3G-3t
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING; two fron1 10 man
and wife; private house; 81. ears 6l2 -
St NV. no.@-at
THREE furnished rooms: light housekeeping
adults, 80 "a 81 no2S-6J
NICELY furnished 'front.' room. first Moor )
1ilS 10th ST. no29-et
5oS- 10th sT Nw.-I-arse. bay-window front
middle rooms steam heat; hot bath. gas
rent very cheap. no2s-3t
NICELY FURNISHED. well kept front
roOms porcelain BATH terms reasonable. APP
ply l1z7 4th st. NV. noe9-st
FOR RENT-Furnisl3ed. pretty. bright frent
room In comfortable hofGe; convenient to cars /
and fine foaTd- 1867 Harvard ST
no29-st
IiI5 1 ST. NW.-IArge cornforta Bile. second /
story room, sl2 Tor one. no29-3t
LARGE second storg front room 70 one or !
two gent;eme1. 81 18th 81. nv, no2s-st
NICELY furnished second floor front room;
bay window and alcove. I1oS SJh st. NV.
no2S-4t
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DENTISTRY.

TEEIH WITHOUT PLATE,s-No extracting: /:
10 pain lopk. feel. act. ard last longer than
natural teeth; Ehrunken faces made noraiai: /:
i4inless niiings OK ). J.. WILSON. la6z r
a., Hk.- n0-s -tslt
FOR PAINLESS. hlgh-class dentistry ~
modern prices, consult EISO DENTISTS
3lf5 PsnnsyiNauia at~. Examinations free
Aozz-lf
MODERN dentistry al reasonable rates and
b. painless methods Teeth without pilates !
Dseialty. Exam inatioG free. DR. X q
EicAAkD-oNs eofArr ath and J. SIS nv
nos-syt
PAINLESS DENTISTRY. 7sv system. sS--
q teeth gold crowns and brldRewoFk -
examination. painless eztfactfns and feef2,
Steamed free SritfeA guarantee with a.
s0rk. cTedlt f9t All AMERICAN PAIN
81 eerner. Phone Main 455s-F- Ocl7-tf
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

WA%TED-You can learn the Syllable system
or shorthand in u hours: attain a speed OF
- l03 words Ia 10 hours, and We viii pro-
cure a position Tor you. We teach also Pat
man. Graham. Gregg, and Barnes systems,
typewritins. and Spanish. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado Bldg Phone NJ. II4e
no4-tf
WANTED-Ex Experienced house To- house can
vassers FOR newly patented small. neat, quick
selling article, $40 weekly easily earned. cal
. TO pm. GZ3 r 1t. NV. first floor dsl-3t
" ANTED-Wh laundry women night
Watchman. cleaning women FOR hotel Cali
503 10th 81. NV. II
WANTED-White butler coIored butter,
house man; coiOTed nurse, white nurse: white
cham bcrmaic; coicred chambeTmaid and
cooks; good wages. loIl New York ave. II
NOTICE-Sl0 a day can be made Dy any
man or woman by selling handmade. high
art embroidery novelties, and all kinds Ori-
entail goods and silk and wooen shawls We
olfer these goods direct from the manufac-
turers or the United States Embroidery
Works. las T. Broadway, New York. Wash
inxton branch gs& + ST NV. ROOM O.
CAN at branch OF rron poztal card FOR in
formation sacss-l9t
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WALL PAPER

CLEAN CP INSIDE before cisrist4aas- usI1f-
ING anc Ftferitsnging. reasonable i b
sAckMIIH. 80 4 ~, ne deI-3t
WI q. NARONEY. the Progressive psref-
mango reliable prompt cheap. legal guar
anIee covers All Nofk- send postal FOR
free samples and estimate. Main store f9g
Esnuzs j sall.. ave telephone East Il4-E
- following ageneies- % DonnefPs IA lnf
store -2d and 81 SIS. nv. EdlaTltch's store
Bowie. Aid. ie Monroe 81. Anacostie. Mat
tinEiy8 store. congress Heights 687 Sew
York ays. NV. Izs9 r 81. Sc. n0s0-7t
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HELP wANrED-mALs & FEMALE.

STENOGRAPHERS to Join the CLAWS
CLUB ana DICTATION CLASS. Gil Csorcorar
building ADENE WILLIAMS. Manager.
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ELocUrIoN.

sEsIE ROOT RHODES. Esioetllson Public
Speaking Practical Platform Work Studlo
ts1E NaasacauEsItz avs. ksos-S9s
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80 sso.ooo Rose o. Exhibitioa

ffIi~ week at our Free Chrysanthemum
Show. sl6 = Souvenirs 10 every Gus
iDmeE.
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Finest Ice Cream at Reisinger's.
q sal; 5oc 4 gal 2s5 C St Phone n e7s7.
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ZEE THE MOONLIGHT a.
81 ..L.L-- L. . II u
PENSION VOUCHERS.

PENSION VOUCHERS executed At 4th snz
r l6al 4tnl nH.. for Is cents. ana sent iusnA-
dlately - Pension Agency without eharge; -
mistakes open night and day dAt-8 y
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we want You to Try our white House

Peanut BHttcr on - We1nesday and Thurs
oag you will 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
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

NANIED-White girl or woman for house
.eeper, assist in store I2s4 7th ST NV. Il
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TABLE BOARD.

A NEW ENGLAND LADY Is prepared to
furnish substantial home board 10 a lin
tied mum Der Of ladies and gentlemen living
IN the neighbcfhOod. commencing December J.
II application is made Immediately, at FLAT
l. l3S l4sh ST., Rhode Island ave
Also viii have q full line OF homemade
cakes TO order at any time. no2s-st
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FOR sALE-sIcYcLRa.
DANCING.

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS Go cents;
guarantees waltz. t~o-stsp. Ave lessons: class.
q month; special rates clubs; plano. 2Se;
quick, mod. method address. with stamps4
envelope. BOx 5s. Times Office. no2s-st
SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES.
THE ORDWAGS. 43i 1ith ST. y, W.-EveRx
Monday. Tuesday. Friday. and SATURDAY sssE-
ing; beginners c2ass. 20. advanced 20.
IGdy assistants; six lessons. ss.so- Private
lessons BY appointment PrCfs- NISDHAk
and WILLIS nos-sot
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You Know Laeey's fee Cream Is the Best
soe per sai. 6o7 n Y. ave. Phone NJ sss
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LARGE bsight warm room. furnished. Tor
one or TWO gentlemen; s.. sai 9th 81. ne.
deI-St
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WANTED-Experienc hands on womer,s
coats Best salaries IN Washington.
PARKER. BRIDGET Il co.
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ROOMS AND EoARn.

M Mr.Hf Ia RsiE warm Socsh f-onf room. good
nome cooking. - * 81 nv dsH-st
5000 sESoNp ana third floor front rooms. con
ave car lines l2e sth 81 ae ael-sf
THIRD FLOOR front room: aIs, neets mar
s5lt 1T hlsei3 furnished. with board. suitable Tor
sen 'siileh lsls 18th ST. nv de1-st
LOB RES Comfortable haIi room. with OF
without hoard. 81 N 81 NV. II
NANI l..fw f-II-fwo hoarders; nicely FURNISHED
room. with seed board, ha4bs e. - - -. =
eaen. les g1d 81 nv -
,. i,T.'ss > \ l,l-s. ROOMS; g5oa board. table
bqssd' tt"nsiehts tesi Sth 81 nv deI-gt
ONE LARGE ard che hall room. .-s-5f 49,,
+ deI-2t - - nv
NICELY furnished ssoHas. Uith or S-3slo--+
board 40 Massachusetts ave nv eel-sf
WARM ROOM and board, s1s ana s4s. nea~
st. nv.
THIRD STORY bayzWiadow. sosthero s~
pospies Ief two people; first-ciass faa.e
board, 5ls l. ~ NV dei-s4
ONE LARGE corner room ana one sraI
one. with board; vacant on 27th Apply ATE
o COCK, f0I An 81. nw. no2s-iteosi
1901 II ST. NW.--Lsrge front ara ba : roo = :,
also nall room wifh board southern ~
posure. nos0--t
COMFORTABLE Furnished rooms. gIII
ROOMS AND BOARD. slz sia=sseAusetts
ave. nv no30-sf
THE RALS1ON. corner North Capitol and
z facing Capitols southern exposure. rooms
single or sGite. nose-st
FURNISHED room with board IIC9 Il 81
ny. Phone NJ. 576s noS9-st
TWO N A ROOM. so per month ana ~:
tfst-ciass tab.e board: steam heat beauti-
lsil rooms % 18TH ST nv no29-st
ROOMS ana good board: bath same Heor
ls-ss 10th -. no2s-st
LARGE ROOM with board. sas X ST nv
Phone Main 1881. noz7-5t
i70s NEW YORK AVE. opposite Corcoran
Art Gallery single room. SIS: also others
p9reelain baths. noz6-st
BfsAIJTIFUL ROOMS: home cooking. $40 IL
$50 per month eor two. 1873 II st no25-7t
ROOMS WITH BOARD, in private family;
two large second story rooms near Library
and Capitol III North Carolina ave Sc
no25-7t
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wANTED-AUToMoBILEs.
FOR sALk-AUroMoBrLEs
FOR EXCHANGE.

TWO ladies' SBslcing bicycles good as rev
for sale or exchange: make offer. 457 Massa-
chusetts aye. NV. a-1-2t
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wney's EvsTy SATURDAY zoe Perfect0-
Tvphoid Proof Milk &c.

Sold onlyNoa Saturday, for Sc 405 lolh
ST NV
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FOR RENT-Nice hall rooms; we'll furn sized
third story front; central location 20 f1th
St nv. n63d-3t
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TWO large second story rooms together OF
separate; suitable Tor two gentlemen: ref
erences, gas. steam heat, bath. telephone;
opposite park: southern exposure s22 Ind ana
ave no3g 81
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FOR SSLE-A Stelnway square piano eheao
Tor sssh- tat before pm, siss II 81
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WANTED-Colored woman, settled as nurse
81. nv. deI-2t
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LARGE. sunny front room, handsomely fur
nished; good location: price reasonable 10,
ST. nos0-st
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FRONT AND BACK ROOMS. heated; SIS
9Th St NV del-St
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734 f2TH SIT NW-WeH furnished second
floor front room. smaller room. All con-
veniences. des-2t
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wANTED-RooMs.

WASTED-By young married couple. two or
three light. Well furnished rooms for light
housekeeping IN good locality. Address Box
l.s. Ilinss ofaes, Il
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FOR RENT-Large bay window front ami
back furnished room ali coRveuienceS for
light housekeeping; near Washington circle.
2s1S X St ns-. deI-St
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Fok sALE-MIscslLsrEcus.

FOR SAL4E-ff Handsome ss,eif-r,ss.,. .sts chss
tonier. g oak bedrooia SCI ss5s. fgS -
9ure st-s ssa washstards. waite eaameIes nos
ost ana spftnS, sss@s. SIX uak dining rra5-a
chairs. sasoiene stove Rftcheu fafiss go
focheiF Two rugs. Morris chalr. -4--5f Of s,ic-
teFez. etc, ~ cheap. - 2d 81 ne deI-5t
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FOR RENT-Three front hall rooms and one
large back room, with or without board; one
square from Government Printing once: reR-
sorable. a ! 81. no3O-2t
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FOR REST-F Furnished rooms. with with
out board. or light housekeeping res Eonable
S09 II 81. NV ael-3t
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms. Appi,
as 10th 81. nv Gcl-st
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ANACOSTIA.

BuRY.s PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson sts-
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

FOR RENT-one furnished han room. >
month. 4I5 ST. nv. nos0-St
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

NICELY FURNISHED front room FOR house
Keeping. = ? week sl2 Maryland ave. sw.
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

NEATLY furnished. bright room. southern
exposure; cheap. s1 last Capitol s..
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

FOR BENr-Three furnished rooms. house
III u ST NV del-.t
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

FOR Furnished back 1arior sls 3.
st. NV deI-St
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HORSES FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE-Cab. reasonable 2s12 DUN
barton ave nv. nos 3
FOSt HIRE-Cheap rates 10 drunrners ana
business people; good horses. buggiss. and
daytons: saddle horses ana horses 70 WaFk
10 your delivery wagons PRESTONsS IIT-
ERY STABLES. Sth and I sts. Phons
Main e5S-Y. Ec< eof
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FOR RENT-Nicely furn shed room. second
sw. deI-.t
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS

FOR RENT-Three or four Dnfurnlshed
rooms. second fioor, for light housekeeping:
convenient 10 ears; terms reasonable 202 =
ST NV deter
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wANrED-R1cycLEs.

DON'T PIT your old bies cles IN the cesiEF.
We pay highest cash prices Tor then. fts
Pennsy lyania ave. nv no2s-sI
The Washington times., 1905-12-01

NANIED-FiVe competent salesgirls in
qGife AZ NICOLAIDES'. I2e5 + st. NV