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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07
WILL CAUSE
TROUBLE

A large subway running clear
through the new Jail building on
F1fth avenue and Yealer way. for
the construction Of which bonds
have been voted. will probably be
the result Of a controversy uow IN
progress between the several cur-
poraiiona of the city over the right
uf-Way fer their pole lines The
scheme WAS suggested by City In
sine.r Thomson this morning AZ the
meeting Of the board 81 works when
the Seaitls-Taeoma Power company
made application for permits to
cross the triangle with is pole line.
The company desired the permits
sion In con nection with the effort Il
ia nos making 70 extend is lines 60
the frat hill.
Permission 20 cross with poles
the triangular block. which = al
ready owned by the city. At the al
Icy Vas refused. as Il would inter
fere with the construction Of the
iali Tho alley through the block
has been vacated. 30 that the only
feasible plan suggested FOR carrying
across the many wires and mains
that must In time go through there
IL 20 construct a tunnel through the
foundation 81 the building This
will make u possible for All CON-
paniss 70 take care OF their wires
and without using poles. either.
The company was granted per-
mission to erect ali the other poles
II asked for The various pole-own-
Ing companies have gotten into con
fiict because Of the many lines Of
wires already on the hill. Il being
very difficult for the Seattle Taco
ma Power company to get right
Of way.
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DISSOLVED

Tha wei known law firm OF fNli-
ton 4 Fubcn has been dissolved.
Walter Fulton viii continue 10 &C.
cupy the offices IA the Mutual Life
building. which have been occupied
BY the firm. and Vince u. Faben has
moved into offices ou the nth floor
81 the same huiidinE. The dissalu=
tion 81 partnership was agreed upon
BY Mr.. FULTON and Mr. Faben sew
crai months aEu. with the under
standing that the change would take
cffeet tho FIRST Of this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

NJ. Tchiraki. n Japanese lodging
house keeper. % sos Jackson street.
reports the robbery Of checks 20 the
amount OF $500. The checks were
i2 In number and we're made out
In favor Of different individuals.
Clothing vas Also stolen. Payment
vas stopped on the checks aud.
as the proprietor suspects a foomer.
the matter will be laid before Pross-
cutting Attorney Scott
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T0ELE APPOINTMENTS

Mayor halilnger ANNOUNCED this
afternoon that he would file his ap=
pulntment of Judges Of the iHlice
and Justice courts with the city
comptroller this afternoon lie re-
fused o. state whether he would
make any changes in the presiding
Judges 90 these courts. but IL Is IN
dcratuod by friends that ho will
rcappoiut Judge George for the pu=
lice court and allow Justice Cor
don 10 occupy hts present position.
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DENVER. Colo. Jan. T.--floth
houses Of thu legislature met in reg
ular session In their respective
chambers today. No fruthsr truu-
bic II expected until Monday, when
the special committee appointed By
the joint session yesterday reports.
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my scripps News Ass'ni

WASHINGTON. Jan. THE fol-
lowing leaders OF the senate and
house have been invited ~ partiei-
pate IN conference ~ ,he White
Houae this afternoon 20 discuss the
legislative program for the re-
mainder ~ the present session Sen
ators Allison. Aidrich. Spooner and
Plat % Connecticut. aud Hepresen-
tatives Cannon. Tawney. GFosyenor.
Dalzell and PAYNE.
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Eagles. Attention.

The funeral 81 Bro. Richard Bow.
den viii be held from Eagles hall
Sunday, Jan :. 1905. az I o'clock p
M. All members are requested q
attend. ny order OF
~. H. KULIEa.
Attest. Worthy President.
FRANK DOWD.
Worthy Secretary. 80
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To Mr. aud Mrs Frank McMan.
non 1907 Fourth avenue. January
q. d boy
To Mr. and Mrs Edward Howard.
S2t Eighth avenue. January o. a
girl.
To Mr. md Mrs q r. Bush. Janu-
ary 4. n girl.
To Mr. and Mrs ]. n Ferrali. 209
Thirtieth avenue. January 2. a boy.
To Mr.. and Mrs Barnard Omnta.
1914 Ycalef Way. January /. a girl
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Agnes Mcdonald. age I months.
died at her late home In Ballard.
January 8.
ELLEN Wilson. G8l West Ewing.
died at her late home, January g.
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90 to spinnings for bicycle re.
pairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-07

Lima beans ii7sa6.o6. besJs. per
sack. 75c0 90. cabbage. ! = q &C.
eRulifiower. per doz. 7bc4fi0o.
garlic. new. SCI onions. yellow,
per 10. 2Ac. parsley. per doz.
a0IfBci peppers. California. 100
gf2E spinach. per crate. fi00t
turnips. sack. 75cQ 100 rutabeghs.
per sack. TBc. lettuce. dollhouse. tt.B0
qi.60. tomatoes. 81 s04i 90. celery.
per dor. 500 foc. carrots. per sack.
t0ds6c; eE plant per H., &C.
Yakima potatoes, f2zW22. Cal
ifornia potatoes. $4,000 1000.
white River potatoes. 1850. sweet
potatoes. IN sacks. 1850 is5. par
snips. 100. watercfess, dozen
bunches Csc eucumbsrH. 75cIfi. Is:
radishes, per doz. Zoe pumpkins,
per 10. io; squash. per ID. ie. aru-
ehokes. per doz. 76e.
Fruits.
Persimmons. tifs: bananas
per bunch. t1ssas. dates. per IS.
bnagei figs. 4 III bricks. ti7Bs
figs. IO-lb cartoons. sou 75cs grape
fruit. per boz. $500. lemons. choice
and fancy. ffb0qs.00 oranges
Seeding. $500 rs. navel oranges.
t2ztG 40. oranges. Valencia. sa.b0
o.. oranges. Jap. per bale. 81 1850
tl.as. pears. 81 oe. apples cooking.
t0I7sc. apples. fancy. 75c1tl25s
oranberrien. ts.b01103 huckieber-
ries. Per 10. &c. ounces. per box,
ti.s0. pomegrauntea half orange
cases. t2Ts. pineappisr, per don,
f46e. strawberries. per crate. g..
Butter and Cheese.
Oregon cheese. ave Eastern.
lie Washington cheese. l2e. cream
brick cheese. Ice: butter. native
creamery. S2e. eastern. In tubs, zsc.
fresh cooking. lie.
Strictly fresh ranch. sse. eastern.
2oQ 27e.
Ducks. dressed. i71isc; geese.
dressed. $50 Ice. chickens, dressed.
$50 lie. turkeys, fancy local dressed.
z2a 4tc-
Honey.
California strained. per h, Sc.
California cage. per 10. lie, honey.
extract. per 10, TdsAe; oregon
grape cream. 1o-case lots. iaso
honey, Yakima. l2Mc. ClifoFnia
white. zt.lh boxes. aaBg. Olympia.
boxes. 12Qa.1s.
Golden c. IN sacks. s. IS. extra G,
IN SACKS ARstos powdered IN par
reia seso; dry Eranulated. IN sacks.
tsi6. cube. Ia barrels fC.55. beet
sugar Ss.0s. maple sugar. lie. Less
u C n paid within 10 days.
Meats.
Cows. beef. &C. steers. exc: NUT
ton. ~ Csc. pork. SIC. lamb, Sc.
dressed veal. small. sa &C. live rab-
bits. lsiAc.
Hams. Bacon ard Lard.
Hams. none. bacon. breakfast,
I2h8leL: lard. White star. tierca.
shc; lard. White Rose. sAc; lard.
Wild Rose. eAc.
Nuts.
RrazfI. per ID. iaQitc: cocoanuts.
per dozen. SOC. chostnuta. Italian.
f2hc. eheHtnuts. Ohio. per H.. lec.
chestnutB. California, lie. walnuts.
English. i3cs pecans 1897 III
beria iAc. black walnuts. Sc nick
ory nuts. Tc; butternut-. Sc; pea
nuts. "a Zoe. iumbos. lie: Al
nonds. ianaiTe. California wal
nuts. i9u lsc.
Flsh, Oysters, Etc.
soIss. &C; black cod. &C. ling cod.
&c. crabs. siHI7s clans. omen
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WANTED-First class barber; none other
need apply F. A SABBS, Go4 Ith St NV
1t
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Union Station Site-Washington Ter
minal Company to Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. lots 10 to IS, square
III 81 Same to Real Estate and I'm
provement Company of Baltimore City,
lot 100. square ~, 81. y Same to same,
part original lots 3, 4, and 5. square 7l5,
81 Same to same, part lots 3. f. 3 "a
and 75 square GIG, 81 Same to same,
lots 110. III rs and part lots 12g 100
and so, square 81 81. Same to same,
part original lot 8, square 67S 81
Prospect-EIien Murphy to Annie c.,
Eliza abeth T., and David N. Murphy,
part lot .. SO.
Fifth and | Streets northwest-Hugh
p. O'DonneH. executor. to Patrick j
SIattery. lot 81, square SOS, SO.
Fifth Street northwest, between @ and
Streets-Honora Kane to Angeiine
Schleuterr lot III, square 500, $40.
TIA Q Street northwest-Herbert p
Gerald ct NIX to Hannah Rea, lot PAT,
square 156. $40.
lie Droit Park-Madison A. Ballinger
ct ux- to Francis D. Ramsay, lot H.
block 8, $40.
American University Park-John D.
Croissant ct ux. TO Della w Stocking,
lot 19 block II, $500
Bloomingdaie-Luc voelker ct vir,
Louis. 10 Inlogene L. Hickman, lot Sc,
square s, SO.
Estate Of Thomas NilIer-walter E.
ColWell ct Tx TO Wendelin Busch, lot A.
$40. Wendelip Busch 20 Louis KoH-
pinski, same property, $40.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Hubert G.. Mussler, 26, Bridgeport,
Conn, and Ellen G. Clementson, q, Dis
trict of Columbia.
Daniel ]. Carr, A, and Helen f. Tally,
&C.
Hammond Thomas. %. and Mary
Darcy, %.
Walter r Lyddane, %, and Nellie B.
Matthews. IS.
David McClanahan, %. and Dasie
LOWE Doris, Is.
Russell S. cyphers. Q: District of Co
lumbia. and Sue Bittenbender. 26, Ban
gor, Pa.
Frederick w Kurtz. 30. and Emma B.
Dennette. 80, both of Philadelphia.
Jerry Connor, %, of Lexington, Va.
and Ida Belts, 10, of the District of Co
Iunlbia.
Tilden A. Harrison, IS, of Manchester.
Va. and Jean X. Dickens. 19 of Rich
nsond Va
Edward A. Keys, IS, of Linden. Md,
and Annie @. PalliDger. %. of the Dis
trict cf Columbia.
Norris L. Fox, IS, and Marie E. Rick
ner. IS. both OF Philadelphia, Pa.
James r. Gray %. of the District of
Columbia. and Ethel Merchant, y, of
Dumphries. Va.
Warren L. Towers, 81. and Olga
Kraenbuhl. 26.
William Fl. Maginnis, 36, and Marion
j.. Nowland, %.
Charles Diggs, n. and EIvina Fo4man,
IS
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PRISONER STRANGLES
SPANISH HANGMAN
Old Custom Required Executioner to
- Embrace Victim-G Gomez Seized
the Opportunity.

MADRID, Jan. 12-The perpetuation
OF an old Spanish custom today resulted
In the death Of the hangman during an
execution at Belchite, Aragon
This old custom is that the hangman
before placing the black cap over the
victim, apologies TO the latter.
j he condemned man usually forgives
him, and in token of his forgiveness
embraces the executioner
This custom was gone through with
at the execution of Louis Gomez at Bel
chite today.
The hangman apologized ard Gomez
Embraced aim. While embracing his
hargman the prisoner strangled the
latter
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new FURNITURE in well filled roon,:ne
mouse: central and modern: Northwest nea1
postoffce and Treasury. Address CENTRAL.
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a PAYING spring water business; ara
oDngea 10 sell. Call after pm VS.
THOMPSON. $50 N St nv. taIs-1t
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FOR SALE-AUToMoBILES.

FOR SALE-OIdsmobiIe In frst-cIass condi-
tion. three brass lamps; leather top; rear
seat extra tire, tools etc; viii sell cheap
for cash or trade for good building lot in
town or near by. Address BOX 426. this
efice ial2-3t
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70 STORE; stock and fixtures: chea ,
20 quick purchaser; Al stand Fer Isar
leoiars u. can al Room 30. Dockoa BufIdinc
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By young man. room with private
family living south of E St southwest: would
ike only dinner at pm; must be con-
venient TO bath and heated: mention price
and particulars. Address BOX 49, this Of
fee iaI2-2t
WANTED-By young couple room and board
IN private family. Northwest Address BOX
3ss, this Office 1aIo-St
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BIRDS, DOGS. ETC.

FOR SALE-Young parrots. canaries. rab-
bits. guinea pigs. dogs. cats. and pets OF all
kinds Birds boarded for the summer
sCHMID'S BIRD STORE III 18th 81 NV.
and s51 Ii st ns ie2o-tf
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WITH THE BRUSHES.

Is that young artist, scrawley. clever
with the brushes?v
Yes. he keeps his hair teeth, and
clothes immaculate. e."-Cleyeland Plain
Dealer.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENTLomce rooms IN the Evans F,,,;fd
ing. 1916 to 1924 New York ave NV: most
centrally located: rental very low Apply 10
BLISS BUILDING, 80 B st. nw-very de-
sirabie offices. facing Capitol. with heat
light, and janitor service, from sS per month
up Gail or write A o. BLISS Telephone
East SIS se7-tf
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting;
no pain, look, feel, act, and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunlsen faces made normal /:
painless filings. DIR. J, L. WILSON. 1908 r
Ct. W. de27
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FOR SALE-In best residential section o.
West Washington. fine home; three stories:
ten room and bath brick, containing s,t%s5
square feet OF ground: two lots. % feet
front TO wide, paved alley Now Tacant.
in fine condition Cost owner sla.3O0. Trust
So 800 at 41scc for ~ years. s2,0oe CASH
4 bargain See Us at once
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
HOT Ell ALIANoRE
MRS. WOIJDE Prom

NEW YORK AVE cor. 18th ST.
Having secured the building formerly oc-
cupied by the Baltimore Hotel, we have thor
oughly renovated II and VIII now conduct a
strictly high-class hotel. Excellent cuisine
ana service. Large. bright rooms. Rates
from 81 per day up deie-tf
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FOR RENT-Two rooms. furnished complete:
housekeeping. second floor; other rooms
halls and bath heated: hot water heat: rent
SO. 327 eth st. Sc fal2-3t
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NICELY FURNISHED, well heated rooms:
board II desired. s02 18th st nv jaIl-3t
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WANTED-Two unfurnished one furnished
room for housekeeping, IN Northwest sec
ton; state price. Address BOX 49, this Of
fee iai2-2t
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WANTED-By association, polite young
man from country; SIS week 6ls f St NV,
! O i
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-1544 New Jersey ave NV. first
floor fiat, finest in city; Ave rooms, bath; pan
try: large closets and storage: separate yard;
fine gas and coal range; SIS per month: adults
only. ja1f-3t
FOR RENT-Secopd and third floors; three
rooms and porcelain bath: heat: hot water;
SIS. s15. 2o1I 18th st. ta11-1t
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LOCAL MENTION.
No Other Crackers Are So Good as Ha-
venner's "Cream Biscuits

The finest crackers to serve at din
ners, luncheons. teas, &c. Delicious with
oysters, soups, salads, &c. Pure. crisp.
and toothsome- Sold in .-aerttte'' pack
ages and in bulk Order supply of
these famous crackers. At all grocers'.
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

HOTEL VIRGINIA, 51S Sd st nw-Under
new management Single and double rooms
$50 and up. Transients, 81 and sI-50
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LIBRARY PHARMACY, I'd st. & Pa a.s 50.
w. G.. FURR, cor. 9Th st. and Nd ave. ne.
WIN. G. GENTNER, cor 18th and u SITS NV
l. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 9Th ST.. Rhode
Island ave, and r st. NV.
CAAS- C. HORNUNG, Christiaui Pharmacy,
sw. cor. 7th and N SITS. NV
w. ARMSTRONG, corner 7th and n SITS. ne
SAAS. II. BLUMER. N. Cap. and r sts. me-
z A VEITCH, Goth and NJ SITS. NV.
w. D. BRACE. 30th and NJ sts NV
QQlGLEf'S PHARMACY, 21st and G sts NV
ODONNELL DRUG CO.. cor sth & G SITS. Sc
DODGE CO.. corner 18th and L sts- NV.
n z BUTTS, cor. 9Th ST. and Mass ave. NV.
Il T. TAYLOE, corner 9Th and sts. NV
n s. FEALY, NV cor. I1th ct. & Pa. ave. &C.
:. -. COBLENTZ. cor. Fla ave. N Can St
EUGENE r. NICHOLS, 1901 Pa ave. NV.
C6AS. b. CAMPBELL. cor. ID and z sts ne
" HUGO EISEEBEISS. COZ. 7th & 3 sts- sw
ANACQSTIA.
EURYs PHARMACY corner Monroe and
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TWO PLEASANT front rooms. with good
II
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SITUATIONS WAITED FEMALE.

WANTED-A position as cook with respect
able white family. Apply 4s9 Missouri ave
NV JalZ-Zt
PHILLIP AGENCY furnishes trained help:
short notice. Main 2s35-Y. s29 7th 81. NV.
ta12-3t
WANTED-By colored girl, place cham
bermaid or light houseworker Address or
call 322 I'd ST. sw. 1t
WANTED-Fashionable dressrnaki ag; sewing
in families; cutting and fitting d specially
Address 1898 18th st NV ja12-2t
wANTED-By respectable colored girl, work
of any kind by the day Call or drop postal.
4I4 New Jersey ave. jall-2t
sNTED-Place as general houseworker- 232f
ST. NV. jan-3t
WANTED-By young lady position CASH
Ter or bookkeeper; also typewriter. Ad-
dress BOX 379, this Office. ja1I-2t
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WANTED-About February /. IN the vicinity
OF Iowa Circle, two sunny well furnished
rooms adjoining bath. second floor Address
BOX 374. this office. jaS-tf
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FOR SALE-TYPEwRITERs.

FOR sALE-Fay-Sholes typewriter. cost slo9:
cheap for cash. Al condition. 10 ST. ne
jal02t
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Inaugural Vista.

Two. front rooms on line of march.
opposite capitol Rent $1,000 for day.
Select parties only. q B NV.
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FOR EENr-HoUsEs.
FoR n

FOR REM
THOMAS J FISHER CO.. INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND iNSCR-
ANCE. i415 ST. N w
TELEPHONES NJ 34s and Il zz5a
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE-One mile of Leeshurg Va; I,6
acres: beautifully situated; medium improve
naents but fine site for gentIemans resi-
dence; good land: one-half cleared: balance
timber. Adjoining land sells from $50 10
$3.50 per acre See US; can make you an
Interesting price
s. BALLARD CO., INC,
14u C St NV ja12-tf
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HELP ,7ANrED-MALE g. FEMALE

wANTED-Men or ladies TO get subscrip-
tions for story books Apply to A. HACKER
1910 St taI2-st
$40 IN GOLD TO anyone answering ten ques-
tions correctly. Question blank issued by
G%ERICAN HOMESEEKERS' ASSOCIA-
TIoN tInc). 419 10th St NV tbasemenD.
WANTED-Pupils to learn stenography In
100 hours, or money refunded Send for book
let. STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY, 3l5-3Is
Colorado Building. ja1-30t
private families; good wages. 1903 New York
ave. ia10-3t
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WANTED-February /. two upper floor rooms
IN quiet. nicely kept house; must be cared
fer and thoroughly heated; state terms; per-
Eaanent If suited; references. Address BOX
420. this Office. je12-3t
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WANTED-R0OMS.

WANTED-Two large adjoining rooms, second
floor preferred; light housekeeping; with gas
bath, and heat: between T and r. nth and
18TH sts. MRS. TAYLOR, 1909 st. II
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

Largest Oil Heater Made, Will Heat
space . feet square. $3.50 A Eberly's
Sons. 71S eth st. NV.
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Small SAVINGS MAKE FORTUNES
, eaeh month for three years S252 returns
SSgy @ IN gold: real estate guarantee HERES
LEE PI.ACE.' 5ls Sth St NV fa7-z0t
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..SItn wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Boys TO sell saturday Evening
Posts good profits to hustfers; cost cents.
sell for cents VIM. SMITH. Agent, Times
Office Il
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., 41s-4a0-42s
10th ST. NV. Phone Main 1929 .aI-Sot
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs

s.. .15o-RENTED FOR $3.50
We have two OF these very neat six
room brick houses. An excellent renting
section Southeast. just of Pennsylvania
81 oeo-NEAT LITTLE HOME
4 two-storv bay-window brick on set-
tered street Northeast; seven rooms; very
deep lot 10 alley
81 350-ON STREET y. E.
This is a tUo-story basewindiow brick:
six rooms and bath. TWO floors, with
4o-foot front parking
r.. R. HOWENSTEIN CO,
1314 T Street Northwest
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WANTED partner with s1eo for money
making business. Address BOX a. this OF
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

WE SEARCH the world for technical assist
ance and competent doyoestics. We find the
right person for any position See. write.
wire US. AMERICAN EOMESEEKERSj AS
ISOLATION CInc.). 4l9 10th st NV. basement
ja10-15t
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

FOR RENT-EIegant two-room fiirnisnru
apartment; bright outside rooms; porcelain
bath 905 9Th ift. NV. fjai1-3t
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4ei 4TH ST NW.-House open under new
management; all home cooking; one large
corner room, suitable for three gentlemen;
also double and single rooms: terms rea son
able jaI2-2r
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FOR RENT-Room and board. s5 per week
4-4 East Capitol st. jai2-6t
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WANTED-Toung man. collector; must have
experience collecting installInent accounts;
state salary expected and give reference.
Address BOX 427, this Office. jaf2-2t
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APARTMENTS.

FINE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS IN
THE MARION. STODDERT. THE
3. O. THE NACRy. TIE
REGINA. AND THE ROYAL
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED APART
MENTS IN THE PORTLAND
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FOK @ sALE-Fancy grocery. meat. and pro-
vision store, with Hquor sales Il ssa 70 - ~,
per month Address BOX 4c2. this ofsce.
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WANTED-B who live in Northeast ana
Southeast to get Saturday Evening Post
at 204 Arthur Place. half-square from B. K o
station. WN. SMITH. Agent 1t
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agents We can offer you very good in
duce.nents Call S06-7, Colorado Building
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By intelligent young white man.
position. can furnish best of reference. Ad-
dress BOX 42S, this Office. 1t
WANTEp-By a sober, reliable man, a place
as driver for delivery wagon or position as
night or day watchman- Address c. ROCKER.
Station K, Biadensburg Road. d. g 1t
WANTED-By young man, place as fire
man; Il years experience HARRY, 325 NJ
ST. sw-
WANTED-By a colored man. place as waiter
or butler in private family; best references.
Apply 2125 Stevens place NV IT
wANTED-Printer, at present employed In
another city. desires position in union Of
fee newspaper preferred, IN Washington;
fair Linotype machine operator. Address AT
ONCE. Box 425. this Office IL
ored. Address PHILIP HERBERT, Muir
kirk, Prince George Co. Md II
WANTED-Furnaces TO tend: experienced
with hot water, steam. or hot air; reference
frorzl present employer Address BOX 42f,
this Office 1t
WANTED-Position IN lawyers office. by law
student: afraid Of work Address BOX
4le this Office. ia1e-3t
WANTED-By young married man. place
as driver; geod reputation 1908 18th st NV
ja11-2t
STOCK CLERK, mems clothing, wants po-
sitfon: keeps in good condition. Address
BOX 4o3 this office. jall-2t
WANTED-By a first-class alround colored
man cook. situation. Apply ROBERT DAN
NELL, Ward !, Freedman's Hospital.
ja11-2t
wANTED-Experienced druggist wishes re-
lief work: good references. Address BOX
400. this Office jall-2t
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WAREHOUSES;.

WaNTED-A small house IN the suburbs
Address. giving terms. c. a C. s07 st. So
ja11-St
WANTED-Eight- house. Northeast or
Northwest preferred: give fun information
wM- p JACOBS. 2i4 1st ST. ns- jaII-gt
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

SELECT BOARDING fsoUsE. close 10
lhoInas Circle; is rooms. $3.50 monthly IN
come now. and profits Of s390 during iraug-
st. NV. - :. =.
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

OK kENT-FGrnished Il rooms. s65 mont, /.
2eaoIlfui corner: fine location for physician q
Nv " peopie ooaIdins in house. now paving SIG
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

/, WANTED Butler private family, $50; boy.
drive for ductor; man in cafe. 1850 lin 81
/
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

WANTED-Colored coachu,an, with reference
419 10th st. NV. tbaseIaent)- x
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

WANTED-Five active young men for light
! outdoor employment 12S St ne, FLAT IS,
after ) pm.
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

WANTED-Bright and active young white
man 10 learn lunch business; must have good
references. $50 1-th St 1t
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

WANTED-Young man or large boy to learn
uphoIstering and furniture business, tend
horse etc 1928 l4th st NV. II
The Washington times., 1905-01-12

WANTED = Two colored laundresses for
school; S6 per week. Apply 619 T st NV,
ROOM It
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r aI OK SALE-Grocery store and fixtures So: I
'aklns IN - and 50 a day. Se6 An St NV t