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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
COFFROTH WILL LIKELY
GET HIS FIGHT PERMIT

ftfVdI MHIfdRtfS HDu POIItlCIanS HOId
Midnight Meeting and Patch
Up Differences.
The Britt-White fight will most like
ly take place about May 5. At meet
ing late last night at the Turtle cafe
between Manager Coffroth and several
others the differences that have been
existing between rival prizehght pro-
moters and the politicians were amic-
ably settled.
1t looks now as if Coffroth would
receive his permit at the meeting of
the Supervisors Monday.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

A few dollars spent zach year
with the Pacific Mutual Life In
suranoe Co. Of California, viii
produce an income for life for the
daughter you're providing for.
Law, misfortune. 6re or food can
not deprive her Of It. 1t Is paid
into her hands IN gold evary year.
Facts about Il 1t San Francisco
branch Office, Croker Building.
Waher Hof SeeIy Manager.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-20
A TRIP ROUND THE TRIANGLE.
San Francisco Grand Canyon-Los An
0eles

Forty dollars! Five stopovers! Nine
days! Leaves May LIST, personally con-
Quoted via Santa Fe to Grand Canyon OF
Arizona San Bernardino. Redlands, Riv-
erside, Los Angeles; thence Southern Pa
cific Coast Line to Santa Barbara and
San Francisco May 9th. Nine days; f1ve
stopovers; forty dollars. Ask the Santa
Fe, 653 Market street, for itinerary.
The Washington times., 1905-08-02
wANrED-FoR MARINE CORPS.

WANTED-For the u. S. Marine Corps
Able-bodied unmarried men, between
u and 35; good character: must speak,
read and write English; must be citi-
zens Of the United States, Marines
serve al sea on men-of-WaT in all parts
of the world; on land in our island
United States Apply to Marine Bar
racks, Washington, d. c., and Recruit
ing Once, u S. NJ. c., corner Holllddy
ana Fayette streets, Baltimore, Md
ly26to se30inc
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WALL PAPER.

WAI V MAHONEY, the progressive Paper
hanger; reliable, prompt, cheap; legal guar
antee. Send postal for free samples and es-
innate. Main store GU3 Pennsy lvauia ave.
Sc. phone East ll4-F. or following agencies;
1880 z St Sc. 10 Monroe ST, Anacostia,
Aatungly's store, Congress Helgh-s. COZ New
York ave NV: EdiaTitch's store. IioTie. Mi.
"a 18th ST. NV: y DOnnelFs sto'e. 32d and
II sts. NV. iS2s-ft
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Look

for lowest prices on all kinds of fresh
and salt meats and poultry for Satur-
day market at F. ROBERTSON & co. 5
Stand eth and Louisiana ave.
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FOR SALE-One kit carpenters tools, new,
and box. G. +. RICE, ia Quincy ST. ne.
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FusselPs Ice Cream Is the Smoothest,
the purest. Best service. 1927 n. Y. ave.
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WAREHOUSES; AND VEHICLES

IAf6dEDIATELY-W Would take horse for his
keep, or 70 purchase, part payment down.
Address 1903 9Th st. nv. It
WANTED-Carts. sa.25. MONROE BRICK
Co. 2hih and y sits iy5-tf
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SITUATIONS wANrED--FEMALE.

WANTED Sewing 10 do at home; children s
1t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-If you are giving up housekeeping
and wish to sell part or all of your furnl-
ture. send for the who has the Feputa-
tion of 20 years fair dealing. MARCUS
Main 3416. au2-30t
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES


THREE BRICK WAGONS: three sets dou-
bic harness. new; Two teams horses; cheap
Apply 2726 st au2-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap. one new light wagon
III 9th 81. ne. au2-St
10TH AND II SITS. NW.-Jump-scat surrey
uayton, laundry. carpenter. and delivery
wagons; cheap; your price; also wagon. cart
ana buggy harness. bargains. au2-30t
summer bargain sale OF high-grade vehicles
New Grocery Wagons .Sl5- 90
New Rubbcr-ttre Top Buggies. 5000
Ne" Steel-ure BugGles, lea tops. $500
New SURE Cys.-..... .........- 5000 TO $1,000
5. d WATERS & son. 80 Pa. ave.
au2-3lnos
CARRIAGE HORSE for $3.50; young, sound
me actor, ana very handsome ). H. ROC
EEtS go st NY. au2-3t
FOR SALE-Heavy one-horse wagon and
1" o-hoTse wagon; both open; platform spring;
au2-3t
FOR SALE-Buggy, top and rubber tires
So used only Il few times; good as new
Apply GEO, j. MUELLER. 1856 Pennsylvania
FOR SALE-Good work horse wagon. and
harness. no reasonable offer refused 4
ERSklNE Langdon. D {. auI-3t
FOR SALE-Rubber-tIred stanhope: no rea-
sonabIe o1er refused: must De sold Address
BOX 80 this Office. auI-3t
FOR sALE-Three good teams. wagons have
! been used bat a short time. Can be seen
after pm. on F st, between 22d and 23d.
aul-3t
FOR SALE-A fine saddle horse seven years
( Old can be seen at D. L COON'S, 627 G St
NV auI-3t
, ONE GOOD big work horse; one young
driving horse; one good runabout Rear 4l5
81 st. ne. aul-3t
FOR sALE-sevcn horses and mares: been
used in contract work. they Will suit carts
or any heavy hauling and viii make excel
lent farm horses also one fast pacing horse
city broke, and one pony. been driven by
children, these horses must be sold; no rel-
soDable offer refused. Call at 2l2 John
Marshall place my. auI-Gt
FOR SALE--A irst-class driving horse. eight
years OLD; black, very attractive. Address
BOX 100, this office aul-3t
FOR SALE-One speedy bay mare pneu-
maJic-tiTe Tunabout and harness: all in first
class shape Apply 132 Sheridan St NV.
auI-3t
FOR SALE-Rubber-tire runabout. Call 1922
Kenyon st, after .. auI-5t
FOR SALE-Pretty bay horse, 9 years old:
suitable for driving OF light wagon use.
Apply tO9 st. ne Jy3i-St
FOR SALE-A mare, little sore suitable for
country, or Will exchange for good delivery
horse. SD II st. 1y3I-3t
FOR SAL4E-Hlac1 driving horse Apply /.
i. FLETCHER's Wall Paper Store, 23J1s ~
st. jy3I-St
FOR SALE-Two horses. dirt wagon and har-
ness: reasonable offer refused. Apply
after p. m I0G3l4 9th St sw jy51-3t
WANTED-HoRSES AND VEHICLES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. take horse for his
keep, or 70 purchase, part payment down.
Address 1903 9Th st nv. It
WANTED-Carts. 50 - MONROE BRICK
| Co. 2h5h nd y iy5-tf
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Personal.

TRAINED NURSE desires to give Swedish
massage; viii treat patients in their own
homes. Address 6ON l05, this Office. au2-2t
Mr.. " Il. COCHRANE. resides in city;
please communicate with mis- Burlington
\. J.. friend. 1t
LADY viii board OF adopt infant any age,
either sex. careful attention. terms reason
able, Address BABY, this Gfice. II
ORIGINAL GYFSY PIANIST. tells your
whole fortune, 10 cents; walk up no belts.
1916 7th 81. nv. au2-2t
NINE. CATHERINE, Washington's Favor!te
Pa-mist and Card Reader 90 New York ave.
auI-33t
EVERY working man knows that money is
hard to get, that's why we tell men about
our hue clothes. made by taIiors, used 4 iii
tie. ana at prices that VIII satisfy any man.
JUSTH 5 OLD STAND, 80 ID. jy3l-1t
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS OF s. 70 $50
JOSEPH Calm ROOM 4OG JENIFFR
BUILDING, 5TH AND d SITS. NV. jy2S-7t
7 MOVE pianos and household goods; all
work under nay personal supervision. D c.
EXPRESS. ohIce, I7l7 5th ST. NV. Phone
North 2Is6M. Orders G23 II 81. NV All
orders receive prompt attention. jy22- -3Jt
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
224, COLORADO BUILDING, l4th and G
never closed. a reliable private detective
service, strictly confidential. any cause, all
Cections. M. BRADFORD. Superintendent
Jy4-SOt
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FIat. very desirable; fve rooms;
porcelain bath; rear porch. After 3 pm,
1910 New Jersey ave. NV. au2-3t
FOR RENT-To adults, light, airy fiat I'VE
rooms and, bath; hot-water heat, at 1929 18th
st. auI-st
FOR RENT-BeautifuI five-room nat, I2IA
Massachusetts ave; $3.50. JANTTOR-
FOR RENT-SeveraI very desirable flats of
four rooms and bath: porcelain bathtub; open
plumbing; located near cars, Northeasts
rents, So and SI6.50 per month.
EDWARDS & REEVES, Inc
Commercial Bank Bldg.
5y2S-6t 14Lh and G sts. NV
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LOCAL MENTION.

Fussell's Ice Cream Is Always Pure
and delicious. Phone 1913, 1927 n. Y. ave.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS.

TWO OR THREE ROOMS on third floor
for light housekeeping; convenient; reason
able. $40 9Th st. NV. aa2-3t
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UnaduIterated Ice Cream,
Rosenfeld's. S12 II st. ne. Phone. East
1903
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WANTED-A woman for general houseworl,
sos lst st. NY. It
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Special Glasses for "Royal Pilsen.n

All bars handling this unrivaled ligh
beer are provided with special glasses TO
serving ii. Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
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When You Want a Cur
OF anything-Joyce Engraving Co. star Bldg.
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FOR RENT-H0USES.

FOR RENT-I03 II NV. eleven rooms and
bath, $500 jy31-3t
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FOUND.

STRAW, Panama hats cleaned. Dleached
equal to new Felt derby. silk specially
KANDEL. 1877 9Th ST iy.-SOt
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WANTED-FLATS.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NY. J. II. HINES auI-7t
LARGE. bright. modern offices in the Meta
croft building, 1IIO T st. NV, Sl2. 50 each,
including electric light. steam heat, elevator
and 5anitOr serviee: no extras iy2I-I4t
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FOR SALE-TYPEwRITEQs

FOR SALE-Secoudhand typewriter on easy
monthly payments prices low; condition
guaranteed; low rental rates for simmer.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 9ls F st nv.
Agents for Williams ty'pewriteTs 1yI0-G9
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FOR RENT
1890 Dartmouth ST. NV, flr and bath. .s85- 50
l409 D ST. ne. 6r and bath--.....--... 22.50
43l3 Sth st. NV, in Petworth, D c.;
rooms and bath 25.00
1O6 Carroll St Sc, Or and bath q. so
1902 Virginia ave sw.. 3 rooms, suit
able for laundry, ,................ 400
1424 F St Ne. rOOms.....-.-.....-..- 20. 80
% Fenton place NV, 4r.....-.....---... $50
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 6l2 14th St Hw.
jy29-tf
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'Royal Pilsen" for Family Use.

This finest of all light beers is deliv-
cred in bottles for family use. Try a
case. Phone w. 436 Abner-Drury Brew
ing Co.
The Washington times., 1905-08-02
W WANTED-ROOMS.

=
closets; southern exposure 5l3 + St NV
FOR RENT-Large. airy furnished rooms.
62l II st. NV. au2-3t
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished front rooms;
porcelain BATH IS to 81. ll43 9TH st. NV,
au2-3t
FOR RENT-ComfortabI and pleasant room,
$l3O per week l2a oth 81. NV au2-2t
l4Cs 10TH ST. NW.-Elegant. light house
SeeDing fiat. TWO or three roonsi reason
able It
FOR RENT-Threc nicely furnished second
story housekeeping rooms: back porch: very
cool. 1909 Stn 81. NV. au2-2t
FOR RENT-Rooms furnished complete for
housekeeping. second moor; other rooms. 327
bth ST sc. auI-5l
TWO communicating rooms; second floor
central location. COS 30 ST, NV. aul-3t
LARGE. cool rooms 5or gentlemen; private
house on Capitol Hiu. so5 \ 81. ne aul-Jt
LARGE bay window front room; ali modern
improvements, only $ per month. COZ 22d
st. NV. aul-5t
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool ROOMS. refined
surroundings; - and $40; gentlemen. 800 lth
st. NV. aul-3t
FOR RENTING nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. II3& Uth st NV.
TWO furnished rooms; private family; bath
gas light housekeeping. 5205 q st. NV.
aul-3t
90d AGASSA CHUsETTs AVE. NyV,-WeH fur
nished hail room, 50; references aul-"t
FOR RENT-P,easant front room, in new
house; all couveuIences; private family, at
Lincoln park. IO4 18th ST, Sc. auI-3t
FOR RENT-Iarge back room and hall room;
newly furnished third floor. I23 lith ST NV
jy3l-5t
FOR RENT-Second story front bacl,
room, use Of BATH gentlemen only. 2ls ~
st. sw, jy3l-3t
FOR RENT-I.arge newly furnished front
room, SO 800 NV. 5y3l-3t
SI-MMER RATES. front aud other rooms 81
and upward, bath each floor, central location
southern exposure. 40 Oth NV Jy3l-dt
81 MARYLAND AVE. SW--I-arge furnish
ed room, , week. housekeeping. Jy@l-5t
TWO FURNISHED rooms for gentleman IN
private family no other roomers. luiI- Sth
St Jy3l-2t
WHY HUNT ROOMS? We ind them for you
BUREAU. Metzerott building. ly3I-6t
FOR RENT Furnished room. 81 week up
9IO Sth ST, NV, B3l-1t
FOR GENTLEMAN 1908 O st. NV, hail
room, 80; also front room. So. jy2s-'t
FOR KEKT-FURNIsHED AND JIM
FURNISHED ROOMS.
THREE ROOMS; heat and gas 10 cook with.
1929 22d st NV. au2-5t
YOUNG COUPLE would rent one room to
elderly lady, cheap. Address Bon 80. IiiiS
office aul-St
SECOND FLOOR-Three rooms. all modern
improvements, housekeeping if desired: extra
| bedroom on third fioor If wanted COZ 22d
st. nv. aul-St
STOpAcE
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IS IL Pounds of Sugar, $500;

BEST FAMILY FLOUR, s. 525 BARREL
JOHNSTON 731 7TH ST. NV.
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BRO0KLAND, D. C.
ARTHUR H. f LUERssEN. Drug Store
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FOR RENT-HALLS.
DENTISTRY.

CUT-RATE PAINLESS DENTISTRY-This
week. $40 set of Teeth. s., s. Gold Crowns,
=. 30 Extracting free Examination free.
Al work guaranteed 20 years.
PAINLESS MOTLEY, 81 7th ST. NV
au2-tf
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extractIpg.
no pain: look feel. act and last longer than
natural teeth: shrunken faces made normal:
painless filings. DIR. J. /, WILSON. 1908 +
st nv. jv9g-9Ot
VERO DENTISTS, largest and best equipped
offices IN the South. Charges moderate
All work done painiessiy. Examination
free. lll5 Pennsylvania ave Also open
evenings jy22-tf
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40 10TH ST. NE.-Seven rooms and bath;
just put in thorough repair. Rent, so So
Leroy MARK, 14l0 G. jy3I-5t
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WANTED-AlI kinds Of job carpentering
cheaply and neatly down; satisfaction guar
anteed; drop postal BASS 1910 18th St
NV. au2-3t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

THE LAYTONSTONE FARM-A delightful
place to board; s. per week. Address WAf
q. MARTIN, Remington. Fauquier Co. Va
yl3-I5t-eOd
WANTED-Summer bOardeTs at Kensingtou.
Nd: cars passing door; three minutes walk
from steam cars. Address BON So Ken
sing ton. Md. auI-3t
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FOR SALE-About 100 feet Of second hand
iron fencing including gates aud posts, ali
in frst-class condition, 35c per running foot.
CAYWOOD & GARRETT. 1881 New York
ave. It
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WANTED-Sewing TO do at home or out
Pierce II
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FOR SALE-EasofeHe launch. p feet syet
beam; 5-lorsegoWcr L0zlcr motor. reversible
propeller. underwater ard a8OvewaEeT ez-
haust; apple dynamo supplying spark aind
lights speed, miles. excellent boat for
cruising ana duck hunting; wilI stand rough
est seas nearly new; bargain t. immediate
buyer BARkEfeS. 55th and water sts.
aU2-3t
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LOST-Black and white japanese spaniel.
from Stoneieish Court, July 6, about II
am; weight about 10 pounds answers name
YUto Reward IL returned GORDON STRONG,
StoneIeigh Court 1y9-tf
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FOR SALE-A Latin Bible, printed in 1863
bound in leather: IN good condition; size
34x6A. and width inches. a rare old work
Address EOX 1I9. this Office. au2-3t
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FOR SALE-8ICYCLES.
MISCELLANEOUS.

ALlDOLLLANAOUS
FOR RENT-DesEl room in harness shop.
COO X 81. NV aul-3t
CARPENTER WORK at lowest prices: Job
btng a specially. Address J. 3. y, this Of
fee. aul-8t
ORDER YOUR MEAL from THE ROSE
CATERING, lee cream and ices; meals
served promptly. our prices are low. give
US a trial 1925 2Ist st. auI-3t
NOTICE-Lewis' Cycle Exchange and Hard
ware Business have moved from sos qth st.
NV. to 733 eth St NV. auI-3t
IF YOU WANT your painting done cheap and
good send for F. W COHEN. l420 X 81. Sc.
jy3l-3t
PANAMA HATS at lowest prices; call: must
be sold. zoo . St NV. jyl6-l5t
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Order Your Groceries
AT JOHNsTON's, 79l 7TH ST. NV.
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FOR sALE-White barber shop; nice ioca-
LoIt, I-Oo -NeW YORK ave au2-2t
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CHILDREN are very fond Of DR. SCHIND-
LER'S Peanut OIL Butter makes elegant
sandwiches. Try IT today. 2gc pound al all
grocers'- FACTORY. 500 14th 81. 5y5-3Jt
FOR SALE-Two male beagle hounds. pedi-
greed, So 1921 St NV au2-3t
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ANACOSTIA.

sURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
Fsq-Al2rTcr4Er, rr,1- v-11r,

ESTABLISHED TEN YEARS. IN
PLASt<S SOLD within the past ten ds g
[7ei4 printing 9thee; grocery ls0s 18th
county, Va; ldneh room. 5l2 St ns-s
Give us your business
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS Az =
au2-8t - =
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SALE of manufacturers samples; couches
- 50: DarlCZ tables, CSC. worth sl-25. kitchen
tables, 5I.8S. worth $50. extension tables,
S8.ge, worth 50: brass-3ron be,.s, IS % worth
-. 80; mattresses. sl.9S; worth S2.5J One
10 a customer. 1873 l4th st. au2-3t
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FOR SALE-Three motors; one 5-hoTsepower,
220-vot, slow speed; one horsepower Eddy
]. 100 revolutions 1I0 volts. one Il horsepower
Watson. slow, 10 volts; controllers, etc. for
all; all new. Apply BOX ia, this Office 1t
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FOR SALE-Candy makers tools for small
retailers; Kettles, furnaces, small machines
etc; at low prices Address BOX lib, this
office. au2-3t
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FLOCK of homlng pigeons 75e pair. SOS
22d 81. au2-3t
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FOR sALE-Walnut bedstead and springs
306 G St ne. au2-3t
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANIED-turnlshed house or apartTnent Ior
Few months: state full particulars Address
BOX 81. this office. auI-St
DO YOU WANT GOOD TENANTS? List
your houses at once with GRACE n.
TROIAS. Cercoran Building. iyI7-24t
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FOR SALEi-Square grand piano, good con
dition; fine tone; $50. 1899 Marion st NV.
au2-3t
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| Experienced waitress. good pay.
! Apply al once zoos Pennsylvania ave. au2-St
| WANTED-GirI for general housework- 67
/ l. ST. NV It
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

W WANTED-Janitor' apartment, by engineer
and wife. best references. Address POI lth
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-11

eIo EVENTS
Arc reported, for The T.-R. by
trained Associated Press men who
draw salaries equal to q cabinet
officer. These are men Of rare
judgment and long Newspaper *.
psrienes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-11
Mrs. MaggieWebb Brutally Muir
dered by Unknown Person
at Buxton Sunday Night
BODY LAID ON THE RAILS
Train Pushed It to One Side, onsy,l
Cutting of Heel Of One Fooe
Throat Cut From Ear toEar - l<nif6
Wounds in Her Breast Crime RAM
pant at Buxton.
Special to Times-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
Oskaloosa, Sept 11.-Another mys-4
terlous and dastardly murder was CONF
mitted at Buxton, the little mining;
town near here, last night. Mrs Nag;
gle Webb, aged IS, was the victim.
She was stabbed In the breast and her
throat cut from ear to ear. The body
appears to have been dragged from the.
scene of the murder to the Northwest
ern tracks nearby and laid upon the
rails. A passing train pushed the body
of the track, wheel severinS one Of
the woman's heels. The murderer ~
unknown, but the officers from this
city are working upon the case ana IL
is said have some slight clue. The.
murder, coming on the heels Of half 4
dozen other crimes OF similar nature
at Buxton during the past two, years.
has aroused great excitement. It III
believed more murders have been COM
mitted in Buxton during the past two
years than in any city In Iowa. with
the possible exception Of Des Moinsst
There is general demand that sorme-
thing be done to protect life In thats
town.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-11
OIL CONCERNS ARE HIT.
Temporary Order Restraining Stand
ard and Others.

Temporary Order Restraining Stand
ard and Others.
Kansas City, Mo. Sept. 11.--Attorney
General Hadley has secured tempor-
ary injunction against the Standard
OH Company, the Waters-Pierce Oh
Company, the Republic Oil Company.
and II. c. Grennock. doing business un-
der the firm name of the international
Oil works. and II. A. Williamson doing
business under the name of II. A. Will
hanson & Co, restraining them from
doing business in Missouri.
The hearing of the suit for an IN
junction will come up In the Jackson
county circuit court on September 23,
on which date the writ is made re-
turnable.
The allegations in the petition are ex-
aclly similar to those In the custer
suit filed by the attorney general IN
the supreme court against the oil COM
panies several months ago, but the In
dividuals cannot be proceeded against
by quo warranto, hence the necessity
for the injunction suit filed yesterday.
Should the injunction granted be
made permanent and the companies
and individuals mentioned be restrain-
ed from further doing business IN this
state, the subject Of quo warranto pro-
ceedings would be attained by a muon
shorter route.
The same alleged monopoly Is shown
and the same alleged violations OF the
Missouri and antitrust laws are
charged In this suit as In the custer
suit pending In the supreme court.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-11
she TEMPTED DEATH.
American Woman Races in Auto From
Paris to cTherbours, and Wins. ).

American Woman Races in Auto From
Paris to Cf1erbourg, and Wins. /.
New York, Sept. 11.---A story Of an
exciting ride of 240 miles from Paris
to Cherbourg in an open automobile
in driving rainstorm to reach the
steamer st. Louis before she sailed
and to be at a train, was told Satur-
day by Mrs. ]. M. r. Dillon, wife of
the state entomologist of Louisiana,
who, with her husband and mother.
Mrs T.. H. Lintner, arrived from Cher
bourg Saturday.
Mrs Dillon sid her. husband had
left Paris or the first section OF the
train for Cierbourg. She and her
mother missed the second section.
No other train could catch the steam
er, and the railroad officials declared
her request for special train pre-
posterous.
In haste Mrs Dillon hunted for the
manager Of sln automobile garage who
would undertake to make the run to
Cherbourg In an auto, and found one
who accepted 5000 and a guarantee
against loss or accident for the trip.
Forty miles from Paris the machine
killed two dogs that were fighting In
the street, and later sent a peasant
and his cart flying into the gutter.
but the automobile covered the dis
tance in Ave hours and twenty min
utes at the rate of forty five miles an
hour. It beat the train by twenty
minutes and Mrs. Dillon caught the
steamer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-09-11
AlRsAlp RACE ENDS IN DRAW,
Los Angeles Secs First Contest Of tho
Kind in America.


Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. 1.-THE
first airship race sailed in America
occurred here this afternoon when
Alva Reynolds, Man Angel No. sailed
against wordin Trombly's Bullet. The
crafts were scheduled to sail over, a
thirty course and return, but
failed to make the return trip, although
fulfilling all other conditions as to al
titude and maneuvering. The Bullet
Is an immense machine. seventy -fve
feet long by fifty-five feet wide. and Is
propelled in the same manner as thr
Baldwin -Knabenshue airship and Is
guided with rudder. The Man Ange!
Is tiny craft one-third of the dimen-
sions OF the Bullet. 1t is propelled
by handoars. The Bullet attained an
elevation OF 5000 feet and lost its rud-
der, which interfered with the ma
neuvers, but the ship sailed on its
course. The Man Angel attained an
elevation Of 5000 feet, responded per-
fectly to attempts at maneuvering and
sailed to It's course. Neither ship re-
turned according to conditions ana
this causes the judges to declare the
race a draw. The Man Angel would
nave won the decision had 1t returned
over the course, as its maneuvers and
responses to the conditions of the race
were otherwise complied with.