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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-10
Terrorlsts Are Arrested.

Riga, Russia. July s.-The police have arrested thirty five terrorists, who are held responsible for the possessors of bombs and attacks on the police. During an attempt at the rescue of terrorists. one man was arrested and two police men wounded
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-10
Consul. Is to Marry.

Venice July 9.-The engagement is am nouneed of Paul Nash. American consul here, and the Baroness Ina Mayneri of Piedmond. The baroness. who moves in the highest society, is at present resid- ing in Venice
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-10
Small Fire This Morning.

Fire broke out in a house occupied by negroes at the corner of Avenue c and Twenty-first street this morning at 1:SO o'clock The blaze was extinsuished be- fore serious damage was done. The ori- gin of the fire is not known
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-10
Stop Gambling in Mexico.

Mexico City, July 9--It is stated no more gambling licenses will be issued after August 1. when all existing licenses expire Governor Tands of the federal district announces that he Is determined to extirpate gambling in this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-10
Jaos Buy More Horses.

Lexington,Ky.. July 9.-Hiofaw and T.. Hayashi. representatives of the Japanese government, have purchased five highly bred staIlions to be sent to the royal stud. Three are thoroughbreds and two are registered trotters The consideration in each case is private.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-10
Goes to Abyssinia.

Mexico City. July Civilian H. Ellis, who has been ennobled by Emperor Menelik of Abyssina, leaves here to- morrow for that country to look after several concessions granted him by the Emperor for himself and New York par tiaG
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-10
Killed in Duel.

London, Ky. July 9.-In a pistol duel between Green Murrell and Harvey Rice on Indian creek. in Owsley county last night, Murrell was killed and Rice was seriously wounded.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-10
Bomb Throwing Continues.

Tif1is, Trans Caucasus, July 9.-Bomb- throwing continues daily. Two Dvnoriks were killed and thirteen persons wound ed by a bomb and a policeman was shot last night.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
Falling Hair and Itching scalo.

Can you kindly tell me what to do for
falling hair and itching scalp? I feel
sure there must be parasites at the
roots of my hair, which are destroying
the hair foliicies. / can almost feel them
move about I am nearly bald on the
top and sides of my head. and no new
hair seems TO be coming in l have no
dandruff. and the oil simply exudes
from the roots OF my hair so have 10
shampoo ii once a week in order 70
comb il decently My scalp is sore. like
it had been burned. all the time. II
YOU can help me I would be so grateful.
DESPERATE.
Every night before retiring rub the
tonic given below well into the scalp
with the tips of the fingers This win
improve the circulation OF the scalp and
prevent the excessive Oiliness.
TONIC FOR FAILING HAIR.
Distilled -osewater. $50 grams: aro-
matte vinegar. - grams; pure gIycerine
70 grams; tincture OF nux vomica, Is
grams. uncture OF cantharideA. -
grams.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
MRS. SYMES' HEALTH AND BEAUTY ADVICE

large, measuring AZ inches and ! am
only twenty years Of age. 1t gives me
the appearance OF being very much
older. A friend told me Of the recipe.
and as / am awfully sensitive about the
size of mine I should esteem il a great
favor If you would give me your ad-
vice j. II. 8.
Abstain from eating fat-producing
foods, use the following pomade, and
make frequent applications of clear al
cohol
POMADE TO REDUCE BUST.
Iodide of Potassium. grams: vase
line. so grams; lanolln, 90 grams; tine
ture of benzCin,, 20 drops.
Make into a pomade and rub all over
the fat parts twice a day.
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ANSWERS TO HER MANY CORRESPONDENTS

Since receipt of your letter directions
for reduction of flesh have been pub
lisheG. Brown patches on the face in
dicate liver disturbance. For this you
will need internal treatment. although
applications of the following will prove
helpful:
To REMOVE MOTH PATCH.
Cocoa butter, 10 grams; castor oil. 10
grams; oxide OF zinc. 20 centigrams;
white precipitate, 10 centigrams; essence
of rose. 10 drops.
Apply to the moth patch night and
morning.
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nature made the mouth only for
the mastication of food. or as
mere organ of speech either. 1t
Is most important feature of the face,
and upon it's beauty your good looks
greatly depend. Besides, it is a most
delicate instrument for intellectual or
emotional expression. Altogether, it is
quite worth while bestowing a good
amount of care and attention upon.
Painters and poets have established
the idea that the perfect mouth is of
medium size. the upper lip bow-shaped
and the under one nearly straight. OF
course we are not all blessed with this
absolute perfection, but we can make
the most of what we have. And II the
lips are kept scft and red, and the teeth
clean and white. it will go far toward
redeeming even a badly shaped mouth
Not only that. much can be done in the
way of improving the shape of the
mouth.
Many thin pallid lips are due to tight
lacing, as this impairs the circula ton.
Nervous biting and pulling the lips is
also responsible for many ugly mouths.
Thin lips can be developed by massag
ing with skin food. and they should be
kept soft and smooth by rubbing in
good cream at night
The girls who wants to keep her lips
flexible and have q bow-shaped mouth
will find whistling a good exercise OF
course there is the old proverb con-
fronting us about ''Whistling girls and
Growing hens. never come to any good
ends" but it's worth while taking the
risk, when a pretty mouth is in question.
i believe in getting color In the lips by
hygenic methods, but If rouge must o.
resorted to- be sure, to use a harmless
one, and the best way TO get 1t is to
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make it yourself. then you -knOw what

make it yourself. then you Know what
the ingredients are
Neglected, misshapen teeth, surround
ed by pale. unhealthy gums are ruin
Gus to the attractive appearance of the
mouth. Fortunately. we live in the days
of excellent dentistry. and the woman
who Is afflicted with uneven teeth need
not despair. DiscClored teeth can be
bleached. decayed teeth can be filed.
crooked teeth can be Strengthened. and
even those that are almost hopelessly
diseased can be treated and restored to
a condition Of health.
The teeth may be kept clean by brush
ing daily. using a good powder and an
antiseptic mouth wash, but in order to
obtain pearly whiteness they should
I be polished about once a week with
iineIy powdered punlice. The best way
TO apply this is by using an orangewood
STICK with a fiat point at the end
Inc Following formulas will all be val
liable toward making the mouth and
teeth attractive
Two Agreeable Mouth Washes.
An excellent mouth wash may be made
oy dlssolvlng a tablespoonful of prepar-
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
ORANGE FLOWER CREAM

White wax. / ounce: spermaceti I
ounce lanolin, ounces; coaconut oil.
ounces; orange flower water, 2
ounces; oil or sweet almonds, 4 ounces /:
tlncture OF benzoin. so drops.
Melt the first 1--WE ingredients to-
sether Take off the fire and beat until
nearly cold, adding little by little the
Dehzoln, and lastly orange flower water
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tar. and you will have a most fragrant
and pleasant preservative for the teeth,
as well as a most satisfactory sweetener
for the breath.
Good Dentifrice.
Another simple and excellent dentifrice
is a mixture of rnyrrh and borax, when.
II regularly used. hardens the gums and
prevents looseness of the teeth.
Rose Lip Salve.
When a lip saive is needed take half
an ounce of alkanet and three ounces of
oil OF almonds; put these in an earthen
vessel in a warm place 10 melt In
another vessel put an ounce OF sperrna-
ceti; melt these alsc: when liquid add
the oil and put in twelve drops of altar
Of roses. Stir the mixture until Il Is
thick, pour into a Jar, and put It in q
cool place TO harden.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
How to Apply Remedy.

VIII YOU be so kind as to tell me
through the columns of your paper if
pure white vaseline applied 10 eyelashes
Will irritate the eye itself; also the same
In regard TO eyelash stain, for which
you have so often given recipe? Kindly
state also as To best manner in which
10 apply both of these remedies Is
tie pure vaseline considered good for
stimulating the growth of eyelashes?
TAD.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
Liver Spots on Her Face.

For many days I have been appreciat-
Ing your valuable hints. and should
feel grateful IL you would kindly give
me information: l. How TO reduce fat
hips and chest. 2. To prevent getting
fieshy in fail. and how 20 remove liver
spots DESPONDENT,
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Try the following treatment:
PTMICE TREATMENT

Get an ordinary scent cake of pum-
ice stone. This is not pumice soap, but
the regular old-fashioEed pumice stone
To remove the hair rub the skin af-
ficted with the supcrfluous growth and
the pumice stone will wear the hair off
Be careful not to be too heroic and irri-
tate the skin. In case the arms are
made red by this treatment, use a little
cold cream
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To Improve the Brows.

Which did you say was a good, sim
pie eyebrow grower. olive or sweet oil:
Either is equally gooc. Warm slight
ly before applying.
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possibly been caused by the applica-
tion Of vaseline? My skin is very ten
der and chaps and bleeds on the slight
est provocation. J. r A
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
Bleach for Superfluous Hair.

In last weeks paper you advised a
correspondent 10 use peroxide of hydro
gen and ammonia to bleach superfiuous
halr on the face. il was Just exactly
what l wanted TO know. but you did
not state whether to use equal parts.
VIII YOU please tell me If there should
be the same quantity of ammonia used
as the peroxide OF hydrogen? Hoping
you will ansyer in your columns as
Soon as it is convenient. BLUE JAY.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
Reducing the Bust.

/ have been unable to obtain the
paper in which you published the recipe
10 reduce large bust, and would be
more than grateful to you IL you would
publish 1t again, as mine 10 extremely
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
Cucumber Cream.

VIII you please publish in your pa
per if the cucumber cream is in liquid
form? And how it should be used.
NANCY.
The cucumber cream. should be about
the consistency Of thick cream. and can
be applied just as any other face cream.
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the eyelashes a tiny camers-hair brush
should be used and the greatest care
taken that not the minutest portion gets
into the eye.
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To Pemoye superfuOus Hair.

know something 10 remove superfiuous
hair from the hands, whose growth has
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

First wash the affected parts with a
weak solution Of ammonia and water.
Then apply the peroxide.
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ing the growth of the eyebrows and
lashes. In applying any substance 10
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

ed borax in pint of hot water Before
the water is quite cold, add a teaspoon
spirits of camphOr and a teaspoonIUl of
tincture of myrrh. y winegiaSSfuI or
more of this should be used TO rinse the
mouth night and morning
Another good mouth wash may be
made by putting tablespoonful of pre-
pared ooraX and a drachm~ OF camphor
into a decanter containing about a pint
and half OF cold or warm water The
ciear liquid may be used to rinse the
NOUN with and more water added as
reqired until all the borax ana camphor
Will float on the top. and the excess of
borax will fall TO the bottom of the de-
canter. TO be taken up rs fresh water
is SnDpliA1
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Peroxide of hydrogen is a simple,
harmless bleach for the skin.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
To Bleach the Skin Quickly.

Will you kindly send me q powerful
formula that will bleach my skin a
pure white in short time? Also
please send formula for orange flower
cream. G.
The Washington times., 1905-10-22
OrriS Tooth Powder.

An excellent tooth powder may be
made from one tablespoonful of prepar-
ed boraX. one ounce of precipitated
chalk, half an ounce of powdered orriS
root and one drachm of rose pink Mix
wen together, by aid of pestle and NOR
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Two Agreeable Mouth Washes.

An excellent mouth wash may be made
oy dissolving tablespoonful of prepar-
The Washington times., 1905-10-22

If possible, accustom your little ones
10 sleep without a pillow OF any kind.
and II they must have one let II be
quite small, only Just sufficient to sup
port the head and neck; a large feather
pillow interferes with the proper fornla-
tion OF the spine.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
LOCAL MENTION.
At Chevy Chase Lake.

Chevy Chase Lake. In more beautiful
dress than ever. presented an animated
appearance all day long May 80. Picnic
parties We're numerous. and the many
conveniences provided for this class OF
pleasure seekers were we'll patroniZed-
In the evening the Marine Band Or
ehestra rendered q grand opening con-
cert of special numbers, after which
music was rendered for the throng o:
dancers Patrons found everything al
this popular resort that could be desired
in the way of amuSements, and OF
course everything claimed and received
attention The large section OF the
Marine Band will furnish the concert
and dance music every evening through
out the season.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
Cut Woman With Knife.

Police are looking for Richard Arm
strong. colored. wanted for an alleged
assault with deadly weapon on Bessie
Belt. coiored of 615 Freedman's ailev
northwest. Armstrong. it is said. visited
the womanss house about 1890 o'clock
last night. Because she would not give
him money with which to, rush the
gro@Ier.' he drew knife, it is said
and slashed her about the back. She
was sent to the Homeopath thic Hospital.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
Alighting

Alighting from a car before it came
to a stop, Morris Smith. thfrty-three
ground with considerable force last
night about 8 clock. at Seventh and n
streets northeast, and received a severe
cut over his left eye. He was sent to
Casualty Hospital
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STORAGE.

100 SEPARATE STORAGE ROOMS: stor-
age by the load; packing, hauling, and ship
ping. See us before storing. THOMAS
BOWLING 81 CO. Auctioneers sl2 Il
NV. Phone Main 515. ray3o- got
CENTRAL STORAGE ROOMS, I4o9 II st
NV. tne. huiiding)s clean and light electric
elevator; lowest rates In the city BROWN
& T0LSON. Props. Phone Main 25g0
WHY PAY MoRE2 We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 41S-420-429
10th ST. NV. Phone Main 1929. my3-6mo
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New Furniture at Auction.

Special sale Friday. 1890 .. M. 1927 and
1928 st. If in need CT any furniture for
your home stop In and see these goods.
as bargains will be secured Nothing
misrepresented to effect a sale. Wilson
& Mayors. Auetioneers.
The Washington times., 1905-06-01
To Experience the Fullest Enjoyment
of Eating Crackers.

try IAvENNER's CREAM BISCUITS.
The best homes clubs and hotels use
these delicious crackers exclusively
Noted for their uniform freshness and
delightful flavor Sold in "aertite'
packages ana in bulk. At your grocer's
The Washington times., 1905-06-01

WANTEDAPartner with $500 20 buy interest
in corner grocery; take charge and manage
things Address BOX 1I2. this office
II1x3i-3t
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Blue Flame Oil Stoves, Cottage Lamps
and Lanterns. Muddiman & Co. 1904 G
and els 18th ST
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FULL DRESS and Tuxedo suits Tor hire. 81.
JULIUS COHEN, n04 7th st, ns. lei-tf
WILL TRADE $40 gold watch foF bicycle
be Al Si3 sth 81 ny3l-3t
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COUNTRY BOARD.

AT WALSH'S on Rockville electric road.
just beyond District: large rooms, with board
bathss Artesian water; line shade; Pi1zzasi
te1-3t "
WANTED-Two elderly gentlemen 70 board
in quiet place ia Virginia: no drinking al
lowed terms reasonable. Call IN person.
1888 Willard ST. NV jel-3t
WANTEp-Boarders at country residence;
plenty of milk, vegetables, and healthy
locality. Mrs ]. c. THOMAS. AirTnont,
RIGHT AT FAUoUIER WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS; frst-ciaas board; house open June
|. Apply TO J. W, HANBACK, je1-St
COUNTRY HOME; near Blue Ridge Noun
tains. high. heaithful restful; large. shady
lawn; good fare The MISSES PENDLH-
TON. Deiaplane. Fauquier Co.. Va mysi-st
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WANTED-Man with few hundred doilaSs
in manufacturing; wholesale and retail busi-
ness Address BOX I2a. this office. je1-zt
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE.

WANTED-coiored man and wife leave city.
$50; cook (two people,. s20 also young white
man and mattresses city. 1913 New York
WANTED-White man and wife to cook for
about % men IN railroad camp. within 30
miles of Washington Address BOX l25,
this office, stating experience and wages re-
quired. jel-5t
WANTED-Agent and salesman for city:
ticle used BY everybody; 40 competition.
Call ROOM 43, Pacific Building. 622 T st.
WANTED-All-round man and wife at THE
ARIZONA Sl0 st. nw,i for restaurant
and general duties Of hotel; experienced and
temperate. Iny30-3t
WANTED-PupiIs 10 learn stenography speed
or 70 70 100 words per minute guaranteed IN
l50 hours study money refunded; day
and night sessions. STENOGRApHIC ACAD-
EMY. 31b-2i8 Colorado Building my30-7t
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Purest Ice Cream and Ices
in town. John Hartung. l0e Fla ave
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WANT.I>-A reliable coIored luan for janitor
and engineer work, must have a license and
furnish reference, Address BOX l4l, this
office, II
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FoR -! sAIsEs-Very fine solitaire diamond ring
BOX IS, this office rnr:al-as
tOR SAIE-Cheap one /, O. s. aud horse
power motors: direct current 229 volts. Ad-
1Iess ~ b2A $. this office iny2s-tf
Is Is FOOT &c LAUNCH, complete. bargain
nyzs-5t
FREE MUSICAL EDUCATION.
Here's a proposition which viii enable yoa
Without expense We viii loan yoa a good.
servieeabie square plano free for six months.
II You will pay for hauling it.
F. G. SMITH PIANO CO,
Bradbury building. 1875 Pennsylvania ave.
OUR PIANO MAY CLEARANCE SALE
includes reGuetion5 on all planes in such
makes as the sose, Hardnan, snonInger.
Phai!; also second-hai5d upright pianos st
following prices Czabler. sI45. bradbury $751;
CoIaeYsr. $l4ei oPyra, yiooi Asw Ensisnd.
$40: StiefI, ssi0s Harrington talnost new}.
500; Vose K Sons fused months1, s225; shon-
niger tainost new. sa25. and many otheTz.
besides following square pianos: Steigway
K Sons, 800; Slien. $50; Eose square 50,
knabe, s5oi Chickerlng, SEQ; Sohraer, $50; Silo-
rigcker, so; stodart, as: Marshall & smith.
amos. So. 81, and - per month. Terms on
upright pianos, -. 50. 81. SIS. and s1e per
e1chan geabie any time within Ave years. and
price paid allowed 4 new piano. o. J.
DeMoIL & CO, l2sl @ ST. nv. Three entire
floors stocked @llh me- high-grasze pianos.
iny5-if
FOR sALE-Fine. slightly used stie1 Piano,
used only months: another plano OK
.edueeG prices One secondhand upright.
sI5a; fine Estey organ $50; many ether
bargains Easy monthly payments.
s1IEFF PIANO WARERooMs,
51 I1th 81 NV
]. c. coNLIFF. Manager. nyao-tf
FOR sALE-Good quality Opaque snades. at-
ted to your windows, only 20c. the best quail
csll with samples. KLEEBLATT S, 1fth and
H SITS. ne. Phone East z5-D. Enhls-tf
FOR SALE-Two carloads window screens
and doors; screens. l2c up doors. with aIi at
taenIneIts esc; yarnisned doors, sSc Up, ex-
ira wide doors for immediate delivery: ge-sez
frames. 14cs standard screen wire. cents
square foot: screens made 70 order. I5c.
KLEEBLATT'S. IIth and Il Sta ne. ap2s-sot
ass FOR SANITARY coUcHES. drop sides:
rockers. 6sc, ssc. and S1.9s; parIor aud bed
suites, 81 per week REDMOND. 3Ii
and s13 7th St NV apzs-tf
FOR sALE-More Piano Bargains. making
short work OF the used pianos. Reduced them
to fraction their value. Fine Nah. Cabi-
net Grand knabe Piano discontinued styls).
price when new. 1850: now $50. Beautiful
Nah. Knabe Upright Piano. rented only
few months this season. price when neTs
s5l5i now $3.50. Handsome Nah knaDs Up
right Piano, rented new q few months this
season: price, when new. 1850: now s425-
Large size Nah. Case Smith & Barnes Up
right Piano, slightly ard carefully used:
price. wnen new, $3.50; $3.50. Slightly
used McPhaII Upright Piano. Nah. case; 3
great bargain: price when new, S4o1: now
$50. Bradbury Upright Piano. fancy walnut
case IN seed ORDER now 1885, Stnltz
Bauer Upright Piano. full size. IN fine con-
ditfon, now s175.
SQUARES. s25 Up
ORGANS, sI5 UP.
WM RNABE & co,
121s-21 2 Street. myz7-n
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1871 MARYLAND AVE NE.-Near CsoitcI
and Library: large, COOL airy front rooms;
elegantly furnished; pirate family. leI-7t
ROOMS and plentiful board, $3.50 week;
early breakfast; mechanics taken. 2f2s Ii ST.
room. second floor. 100 9th ST. NV. my31-3t
l10i ST. NW-Large third story front
room; excellent board for two; S4o; single
room. nysi-3t
with unusually good family board; ON car
line. in pleasant location; very special sum-
mer rates. especially TO two gentlemen 500
7th st. my3G-3t
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

FOR sALE-Plne wood. sawed and split. So 80
per hitif cord, delivered: knots ard ends.
sz.ye per half cord. delivered. CAPITAL
WOOD Co. ID and N sts sw Phone Main
osso. o.-- rny2i. q. . 9. .so-5eI
FOR SAIsE-XeYy fine solitaire diamond ring
for SIS; cost 500 two years age AtIarsss
BOX IS, this office Jfys1-3k
FOR SAIE-Cheap. one /, 2, s. aud horse
power motors: direct current. 229 volts Ad-
lS-EOOT LAUNCH, complete. a bargain.
BARkER's BoATHorsE. Georgetown
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@Royal pilsen" to Enjoy at Home.

To supply the home demand for high
grade light beer Abner-Drury Brew. Co
delivers Royal Pilsen" III bottles.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By colored student. work morn
ing and evening, waiting preferred Address
1903 L ST. n@. Ily31-zI y-
stenographer. position: eight
years' experience; moderate salary. Address
A, 1886 Baltimore ST. NV. nnyal-at
WANPED-By drug clerk. position; three
years experience; best OF references. Ad-
dress BOX 93, this Office. my3e-5t
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FOR SALE-MiIk route Is gallons: all rs-
tall six fresh cows included. Address BOX
l02, this office my31-St
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FOR sALlGood quality Opaque snades. Mt
ted to your windows, only 25cs the best quail
fty oil Opaque shades, soc; hung free. viii
call with samples KLEEBLATTS S, 1fth and
II SITS. me- Phone East 25-D. Tnh1s-tf
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FOR RENr-FuRNIsHED ROOMS.

FRONT furnished room second floor; light
housekeeping or for gentlemen; rent cheap.
7l6 18th St 1t
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wANTED-A giri for light housework. as
sist in store; home 20 right party. i24 IN
st Il
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AEACoSTIA.
sURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
BR00KLAND, D. C.
ARTHUR H. F. LUERssEN. Drug store.
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting,
no pain: lock. feel. act and last longer than
natural teeth. sarunkcn faces made normal /.
painless nlings. DR. J. l. WILSON. 1903 u
sI nw my29-3ot
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FOR sALE-Two-cha barber shop. cheap:
owner going away. III Fl st. nv mySl-3t
GROCERY STORE for sale. cheap. 6lS L u.
Sc. my2i-St