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When Greek Meets Greek.

Philadelphia Press.)
You should have seen Miss Blugore
today. She
I never. care to look at her; shes
entirely too naughty and chilly in her
manner
''ENaCtiy, And you should have seen
her today. trying to get a naughty shop
girl to wait on her"
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PURPOSE ACCOMPLISHED.

Rome, June 4.-The Tribuna saws that
the numerous bishops of Argentina. who
are now in Rome for the Eucharist con-
Eress, have accomplished their secret
mission of claiming from P0pe Pins a
cardinal for Argentina, if one is named
for Brazil
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The Difference.
Boston Transcrint.l

Nl''Iot''iI 7 IdIIStIiIIt+T
Wilkins-GOu told me YOU never bought
silk umbrella in your life and there are
no less than three silk ones in your room
for I saw them myself
BOwser-I did not say that other folks
never buy silk umbrellas
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Some Different.

tChicagO Journal)
Kind Old Man-Would you lead diff
ferent life II you could get out of this
Jail?
Convict-Well it's cfnch that
wouldn't he as sedentary in my habits as
l am now
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ALL TO PUT UP.

Rome June 5.-The commission of the
agricunurist conference has agreed TO
propose financial participation between
the powers in an international institute
OF agriculture
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PENSION VOTED

St Petersburg. June 4-The Engineers
association has voted pensions TO the
WIFE and mother of Ivan KaIeieff, the
assassin of Grand Duke Sergius
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Will Be Sent Home.

Nagasaki. June At is stated on
good authority that all the Russian
naval prisoners in Japan will be sent
home.
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FORMER MAYOR DEAD.

NmCennes, Ind, June 4.-WHliam L.
Ewing, former mayor of St. Louis,
died at his home here today.
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TROUBLE SEEMS
NEARLY ENDED
Statement Made by Counsel for Vice
President Hyde.
LATTER COURTS INQUIRY
DECLARES CHARGES AGAINST
HIM BASELESS.

A EW YORK, June samuel Inter
meyer, counsel for Vice President
Hyde of the Equitable Life As
suTance society, made a statement to-
night, in which he declared that a So
luton of the troubles in the society
seemed near. The statement follows
At no time since the trouble began
has the prospect for a peaceful and
permanent solution satisfactory to all
interests been so promising as at the
present The next few days are likely
TO see important developments in that
direction Every energy is being di-
rected TO that end and we are most
sanguine of results. I am not at lib
erty to say more at this time It is to
be hoped that the directors will mean
time assist the situation.
Hyde Courts Inquiry.
Acting on legal advice Mr.. Hyde
Will shortly begin proceedings TO de
teTmine the question of the syndicate
profits that were criticised in the Prick
report and most unjustly so. as we
claim. When the subject is fully IN
'@rstOOd I am sure every right-minded
person will sEree that he was morally
as well as legally entitled to the profits
and that the society had nothing to
do with it Whatever else may hap
pen, Mr.. Hyde will not hesitate to Sc
cure A public investigation of these
baseless charges. which are so little
understood and which have created
such an unTeaSOning prejudice i'll the
public mind. 1t is amazing on what
slim pretexts mems honest motives are
misjudged at times of public excite
ment, but we are confident that jus
tice and fair play viii prevail in the
end. Mr.. Hyde will bide his time"
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WELCOME TO REID,

London. June 4-The London newspa-
pers this morning extend the warmest
welcome to Whitelaw Reid. the new
American ambassador The Morning Post
IN an editorial expresses the opinion that
Anglo-Amer1can relations are nearing the
stage when they can and should find cx-
preston in terms Of politics.
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20 per cent of on drugs and photo
graphic supplies Going out of business.
JOHNSON-PRATT DRUG CO.
ii Main street.
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Safe Where He Is.

Toxic. June 4, p. m--Rear Admiral
Nebogatoff is not likely to sign his
parole.
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Ordered to Leave.

St Petersburg, June A dispatch
received here says that all non-com-
batants have been ordered to leave
NladivOStok.
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The one great virtue of BURNETTS
VANILLA EXTRACT is purity 1t is
real vanilla; nothing but vanilla.
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Or. {. M. Keysor's Method of FilIInq

teeth is painless. 162 Main street. Auer-
bach Bldg. Phones B. 1120-K Ind III.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Saws He Won Watch.

For the alleged larceny of watch
valued at $35 from Samuel Glover sew
eral days ago Randle Madders, colored,
was taken into custody by Detectives
Weldon and Hyser, of the Central OF
flee, yesterday afternoon. Glover SAID
was spending the day at Somerset
Beach He suspected Madders and the
latter was arrested while in the act OF
irving to pawn it. MadderS denies that
he stole the timepiece. He says he won
1t in crap game.
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Ashman Breaks Wagon.

Slight damage was done to the
wagon belonging to an street mer-
chant when It figured in a collision at
Fourteenth street and Rhode Island
avenue northwest late yesterday after
noon. William Washington, colored, of
1920 Fourteenth street northwest, is
satd to have been driving his ash
wagon on the wrong side of the street,
and IL crashed into Tophanl's vehicle.
The axles were broken and the body
was also damaged.
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Took Dose of Liniment.

BY mistake. James Burke. Of Del
Day, Va. employed at the Soldiers
Home, took an overdose Of a IMMINENT
Kept in q box at Bunker Hill road and
Hardwood road northeast, where he
was working yesterday afternoon He
was found unconscious by fellow
workmen and sent to the Freedman's
Hospital where he was revived. Later
ne went to his hone.
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HELP wANTED-MALE e. FEMALE
SITUATIONS wANTED--FENALE

WANTED-Neat housekeeper good cook and
manager woulG like the OF a Widower's
home; references. Address BOX l73, this
WANTED--By young lady, pupils 70 tutor Ia
Latin or German. Address TUTOR, this Of
nee IL
WANTED-By frst-ciess laundress ladies'
and gentienlen's or small family washing 10
do at home. 1142 Sth 81. NV IL
WANTED-By neat colored girl place as
chamberHiaid or nurse in private family In
quire 1916 18th ST NV te30-9t
WANTED-By experienced dressnaker wash
suits. shirt waists specially. 1877 II St ne
Jyl-2t
WANTED-Piace as coDyist or Office work;
state terms. Address BOX 1872 this Office
jyl-3t
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WANTED-AGENTS,

WANTED-roilege students, medical pre-
ferred. who want TO work on a high class ar
tice. make excellent wages. Address
GETTY CO.. eco East Madison st. Chica 90.
ia. 1t
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Don't Bake During Warm Weather

Don't Bake During Warm Weather.
By having Holmes genuine homemade
Milk" Bread delivered direct from oven
TO table every day you can save all the
bother and discomfort of baking at home.
No better bread to be had anywhere.
Only &c loaf. Delicious homemade Pies,
too. 20c each. All favorite kinds. Holmes
Bakery, LIST and e SITS. Phones E. lac
and AL
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Poisoned by Cocaine.

SO1SoueQ oy N0Calue-
Found unconscious at 1870 p street
southwest. Jesse Dickson. colored.
twenty-one years old. was removed to
the Emergency Hospital in the Fourth
precinct patrol wagon yesterday. There
II was discovered that he was suffering
from cocaine poisoning. The physicians
say he Is victim of The drug. He was
placed in q ward at the institution
For Your Fireworks Go to Geo. E.
Croswell's. 49, 18th st. sw
FusselPs Ice-Cream for the Fourth.
Prompt service Phone 1873 1927 n. Y ave.
Oh, Hushl Take Home Some of Our
Hard. Soft, or Deviled Crabs or Chicken
Sandwiches. Lloyd's Cafe. 1898 7th ST. NV
Fireworks! Gould's, ar 9th st. Bal
looms. Lanterns, delivered free. Phone
NJ 1922.
Puresr Ice Cream and Ices
n town. John Hertung los Fla ave
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ATTORNEYS.

ADVICE FREE-Damage. estate. and divorce
cases. etc, all courts. Able lawyers. No
charge without service. Everything strictly
confidential. Money advanced. Address r. O.
BOX 29.. City. iel4-Sot
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

CAPABLE SALESMAN 10 cover Maryland
with staple line; high commissions with SleO
monthly advance; permanent position IL right
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Kerosene, nc Per GAL; Gasoline, Isc

per gal. We furnish cans free and re-
fund 1c on each empty can, making cost
price to you: Kerosene 10c per gallon
Gasoline. l2c per gallon. Home Safety
On Delivery, 4 and X sts sw.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

WANTED-By boy. situation to s.ash dishes.
81 Senton St II
wANTED-Hone Il. country for young man:
will work for his board Address oil call rs
Bismarck st. II
WANTED-By colored boy, position as
rand or office boy 2l20 10th ct. NV.
jy2-2t
WANTED-By reliable aud trustworthy man.
handy with tools good gardener, work of
any kind. Address Boz. 1856. this office. 1t
WANTED-By a sober young man. a good
erence 7l3 18th st. 3y1-2t
WANTED-By reliable white man. position
as stable man; reference. MIR. PARKIN,
Majors alley NV. Jyl-3t
HELP WANTED-MALE e. FEMALE.
WANT ED-Marker and assorter for a steam
laundry Address BOX III. tits office.
jy2-3t
for country. and walters. Call Monday morn
ing. 1000 1 st. NV. 1t
WANTED-Two good agents, ladies or gen
tlemen on salary. Call MONDAY and Tues
day, HOTEL MEEHAN, Room IA. % and Il
SITS. nv. jyI-3t
WANTED-Speed OF 70 TO 100 wo-ds Ter
minute in stenosraDhy guaranteed in $50
hours study. money refunded We teach
all standard systens; also Typewriting and
Spanish. day and night sessions Positions
procured for OR pupils srENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. 2ls-3ls Coloraoe Building.
1e7-SQt
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"Royal Pilsen" for "the Fourth"
Remember q case Of this superior light
beer Tor July 4. Write. or phone W 426,
Abner-Drury Brewing Co.
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COUNTRY BOARD.


MAPLE GROVE Beautiful, sit
good WAGER, spacious porches plenty of
shade terms moderate. Address Mrs NJ w
PEACOCK, Front Royal Va, Box No "a
ly2-4t
BOARD in private family. Colonial Beach:
80 per week. 81 day. M E. MARTIN,
Thompson Cottage Jy2-St !
A FEW SUMMER BOARDERs WANTED al
mountain: miles from depot: very healthy
location terms reasonable. Address Mrs
ALICE BROWNING, Linden. Va. II
SIBERIAN ROOMS AND BOARD. South
kei.. worth, d. c.; fare 10 city: gentle
men preferred. Inquire MR.. BURcH. Second
National Bank tyl-3t
WANTED-Boarders; gentlemen; fine, healthy
location: minutes walk from car line Is
Minutes ride from city; excellent table board
Gail or address Mrs HALL. corner Sch Dol
ST. Bs.iston. Alexandria Co. Va jyI-3t
va: r2D-Five six people. board and
i-5o.G: 70 children; fine surf bathing: ocean
SHOsVEI.L, Ocean City. Md. JyL2.7
COUNTRY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wishing good
country board can be accommodated at the
pleasant home of Mr.. John Schadd two
miles east of Martinsburg, and one mile
fishing. Delightful white sulphur water
and calybiaie spring. possessing the best
medicinal properties. Board. 81 per day
Address JOHN sCHADD. Martinsburg W
Va. or 6a2 East Capitol St, city.
je9-f. sa, SUIT
wANTED-Boarders; cool house; fine shade:
ten minutes walk from steam and trolley
cars. Apply at once Miss ALMA z BERRY.
West Falls Church. Va. je30-7t
WANTED-A few summer boarders; good
accommodations; S. per week. Address BOX
q. Cauelt Va te29-7t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO, as 40 s22
18th st. NV. Phone Main 4229. my3-6mo
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FOUND.

STRAW, Panama hats cleaned. bleaehed;
equal TO new Felt. derby. silk speciality.
HANDEL. 1877 9TH st. teT30t
FOUND-Eyegiasses- Call at la NV.
te30-3t
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Hot Tamales and Chile at The Original
Ranch, 500 F 1t. NV.
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Imperial Japanese Soothing Foot WASH

makes the feet feel easy in tight shoes.
Removes corns and cures bunions, rheu-
mattsrn. and all ailments of the feet. AL
lays fever In the feet. Price 25c. Manu-
featured only by Imperial Japanese Foot
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Hong Chong Co., $40 Pennsylvania ave.
NV. Best Chinese fireworks, wholesale
and retail.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS made
carpets called for and rugs delivered and
ted free. Drop postal. ECLIPSE RUG CO.
Laurel. Md 1y2-3I
sPIRITUALIsM-Mrs n NJ NOLAN. OF al0
ID ST. NV, holds religious services every
sunday and Thursday at pm. 3s2-3t
WANTED-To borrow at once. 800 on $3.50
insurance policy. Address BOX Isl. this Of
nee II
THOSE SUFFERING from Iocomotor-ataxia
rheumatism. paralysis painful. debilisating
so-called incurable diseases: You can be
cured. and invited TO consult PROF
TARKER, at the Washington Remedial
Hygienic Institute. 1921 New York ave. Con-
suitatton free. tyl-St
ELECTRIC BELLS. gas lighters. etc. in
stalled and repaired; prompt attention; ali
work guaranteed. JOHN E. BEAN 3jS "a
81. Sc. Phone East SAN. jyi-SI
WE GUARANTEE 10 save you money on
purchasing diamonds. CALLISHER Dia-
mond Merchant. 9is Pennsylvania ave. NV
je2T-tr
SIGNS AT SHORT NOTICE. See THE
SIGN MAN. I2i nth st. NV: best work:
moderate prices. jel5-Sat
A SPECIAL MEETING of the stockho, Cers
Of the Columbia Plate Glass Insurance Com
pany wiz be held at 1914 F st. NV. FRIDAY.
JULY Z, 1905. at o'clock. Subject Pc
drctian Capital Stock MYER COHEN III
r. iJOWENSTEIN. HENRY H MCGEE
iei5-2lt
FULL. DRESS and I tuxedo Suits ro- hire. 81.
JULIUS COHEN. lloI 9Th ST. nv. leI-lf
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FOR RENr-FuRNIsHED ROOMS.
THE PATIEScE

80 E ST. NV, WASHINGTON. D. c.
If you appreciate comfort, absolute clean
illness. and good service. here is the place
Front. airy rooms; large. comfortable beds:
je27-l5t
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For Your Fireworks Go to Geo. E
Croswelrs. 49, 9TH st. sw.
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Rheumatism, Govt, and Dyspepsia Aze
Durable DR.. Nicholson. 1906 II NV.
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Lightning Rods.
]. II. Knehling, SOP 18th NV.
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Spend Your 9Th at Capitol Heights.
Public park Swings. See-Saws, ETC..
Free. Plenty of shade and crystal water
You are invited. Come out. II ST. car
10 Sist st. ne.
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ZARRA-Electro palm and card reader; sueIia
burned. p and 30 cents. 72s 9th st. NV.
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ANACOSTLA.

sURTs PHARMACY. corner Monroe ane
Jefferson sts.
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FOR REy1-uNFuRN1sHED ROOMS.

| TWO unfurnished second floor front rooms
1or light housekeeping. % quincy st. ne
| So summer rates. jye-3t
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FOR SALE-Finest furnished roominR house
IN Washington, b rooms. cheap rent, two
tiled baths; VIII clear S120 per month; sick
less cause of selling; cost g. 100 10 furnish:
price. y sold at once. 81, COO address BOX
los. this Office. 3yl-N
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Sensible woman over %. possess
ing some business experience or quaili'ca,
lions; permanent employment with -inerai
compensation: good opportunity for associa-
ton with leading Washington firm AooresS
BOX j. F. L. this Office. II
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FOR sALE-rYpEwRIrERs.

FOR RENT OR SALL-Typewriter sos 7th
ST. NV iyl-2t
did condition and fully guaranteed, prices
low and terms easy. We buy sell rent and
repair all makes. THE TYPEWRITER EX-
CHANGE. 9lS/ ST. NV. Phone 1856 "
1e27-tf
THE BEST and cheapest In the city at 1907 F
St NV, Also ribbons. carbon. paper. and
office supplies. je1l-30r
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FOR SALE--AUToMoBILES.

FOR SALE-The selling season is over and
VIII sell our 1898 White demonstrating car
at a low price, COOK Il STODDARD co
lUgo Connecticut ave. Jy1-tf
FOR SALE,-Motorcycle: 1905 Yale Califor-
Man; A l condition; reasonable 40 IOta st
Sc. jy1-3t
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Fusselps Ice-Cream for the Fourth.
Prompt service Phone 1873 1927 n. Y. ave
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wANTED-RooMS.

wANTED-T-hree rooms for ladies': three
rooms young married couple. one room for
gentleman. 60 MetZerott building. 1yl-2t
CALL OK. WASHINGTON RENTAL b.
REAL for roomers and rooms. IS Me.zerott
building jyl-2t
WANTED-Two three furnished
for young couple: permanent. 1Ithin walk
Ing distance OF Capitol. possession irnmedi-
ately within o.se week. Address BOX las,
this office. je30-St
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SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES 500 invested
now in established and safe business wifi
yield $1,000 within tgo years. win persna-
nent income on original investment assured
thereafter; controlled by prominent local
bankers and business men OF conservative
regulations. For particulars address BOX
IA. this office. is20-3r
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BRIGHT second floor front room. with use
Of kitchen II housekeeping is desired. il9 @
st. 1t
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| WANTED-Young white girl for general work
| in country; small family and good place lot
| right party. Address BOX 152. this office. IL
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-Lsrge ice box. suitable for gro
Gerry or meat store easy terms IL desired, or
TO the skeptic / will give 30 days trial free
II you buy an ice box made by a tinker
ana nave trouble. blame no one bit yourself.
See HOPWOOD. Sth and K SITS. 1y2-3t
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FOR SALE-Soda water fountain, IL syrups
$50. Scrst 500 See HOLLYWOOD, sth and Is
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| wANTED-Hopest reliable chamberrnaid;
| hours u noon until Il night; wages. 50 %.
| Apply after Doon 1872 ID st. NV II
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SECOND FLOOR south front room; mod
ern BATH awnings. screens. every comfort.
privat,. fsmily Sn7 Mt. Vernon place TX
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MY FREE BOOK

FURNISHED HOUSES at half value All
prices: guaranteed represented. Gail
TOWER COMPANY, GIL 7th St NV jy2-st
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DOWNTOWN EXPRESS BUSINESS. clear
ing $500 month: make ofe r. TAYLOR. 1lio
@ st. feess-qf
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Four frst-aoor
rooms. nicely furnished for housekeeping,
S22 so. 1913 10Th St 1t
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DON'T MISS THIS-Grocery and notion store
doing business of 81 500 month, owner owns
Eroperty' Is retiring; VIII give long lease:
dwelling attached. This is a chance Of q
lifetime Price. only g. 200 TAYLOR I4I0
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dairy. hotel, or ..nlch room (iardwood),
&l2-5o. See HOLLYWOOD sth and x SITS.
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| FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms
/ complete for light housekeeping, reasonable
I 1888 9Th st. jy2-3t
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FOR RENTING large second ioor front
rooms unfurntshed; housekeeping; rent. So. so
month 1909 I'd st. ne Ii
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! wANTED-Pleasant young lady for light
| work: Sl2 30. Cali Monday, 6l8 + St NV,
| ROOM 9.
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Oh. Hushl Take Home Some of Gu

Hard, Soft. or Deviled Crabs or Chicken
Sandwiches. Lioyd's Cafe. 1898 7th ST. NV.
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WANTED-A middle-aged white woman 10
do light housekeeping and as companion, IN
suburb: good home for the right party Oh
eth ST II
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RIGHT OFF THE GRIDDLE-Bakery.ic con-
fectionery. business sI25 week; you know the
profit nice dwelling: snap. $500. TAYLOR
l4lo q ST 1e2t-st
FOR SALE-cheap. corner grocery store
Northeast, doing good business, owner ileav-
ing city Address BOX laS this ONCE
1ezs-6t
IF YOU WANT TO buy or sell a Business. see
the Busy Broker. always IN the lead TsAY-
LOR, rlAlG st. Phone NJ. SIS. jel5-1lt-~
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FOR SALE-Ffrst-class saloon in Alexandria !,
II health cause of selling; sacrifice. Address
BOX 1S4, this Office 1yl-st
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FOR SALE-Cheap small, well located photo
sao0 Buys large ideal grocery lrtns rooms:
ENJOYS business of $50 week Don't miss this.
IA9lOR. 14l0 G ST 5e30-2t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-To buy small job printing out
fit. Address BOX la. this Office. jy2-3t
wANTED-Three pool tables. Address BOX
III, this Office. jy2-3t
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SMALL CONFECTIONERY STORE and soda
fountain: price reasonable. good chance Tor
right party Address BOX I42, this Office
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BEST OPPORTUNITY in the courtry fr
party with 5000 to get in on grcuad floor;
business has passed experimental stage. i'm
Inense profits. brightest outlook; legitimate
and respectable Address BOX 1Sz. this Of
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BRo0KLAND, D. c.
ARTHUR a. F. LUERssEN. Drug Store
EVANSVILLE, MD.
FRANK MUDD