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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-10-13

business.
Mrs. Wm. Shrader was down from
Shaffer Wednesday visiting the family
of DR.. S. Brown.
Albert F. Kuhl, of Albert, was
down to the county seat Wednesday
and Thursday.
Robert Werner and wife and, Miss
Wolfe of Hudson, were in the city
Thursday shopping.
Legglngs and husking pegs, just
what you need in the corn field, at
Lundblade & BOliugers.
G. A. Yeakley and W. Y. Cox were
HoisiugtOn people in the city Thurs.
day morning on business.
Andy Mayer tiled to stop the pump
at the water works with a finger,
hence a badly smashed finger.
A marriage license has been issued
to Nick Heinz and Mary Schlochter.
meier. both of Logan township.
Miss Maggie Briukman accompan.
MED her niece, Mrs. Harwood, to
Kansas Citythe first Of the week.
Miss Maude Swift, who has been
in the hospital for some time, is now
home again, getting along nicely.
Mrs. Ellen CoughIin returned We'd
nesday from .an extended visit in
Chicago and other eastern points.
A ball game has been arranged be-
tween Heller and picked up nine
from Great Bend, to be played Sum-
day.
The Moses Bros. Mills have in.
stalled a crude oil burner and are now
giving it trial. An extended notice
of its working will be given later.
Richard Derx and Miss Lutte
Schroeder, both of near Ellinwood,
were married BY Probate Judge
Torrey, Wednesday the 18th inst.
Fred Schuelke, proprietor of the
Locust Park Farm. on route four, is
having fine new barn built. Frank
Kramer's carpenter crew is doing the
work.
The body Of F. A. Smith, deceas-
ed, arrived in Pawnee Rock, from San
Brenadino, Calf, Thursday morning,
and the funeral was held at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon.
The funeral services for the late
D. B. Palmer were held at the Pres.
byterian church Wednesday evening,
in charge Of the Masons, Rev. Olinger
officiating. The remains were taken
to St. Joe, No., for interment.
Chas. Willoughby has returned
from an extensive trip through Okla.
homa for the Sans & Brooker monu-
ment works. He says people in the
territory where he was had a short
crop last season.
We understand that C. L. Gum
has bought the Caro- property on
Broadway. Have not seen any Of
! the interested parties yet to verify tht
rumor, except Prof. Strong, the oc
cupant, who says he expects to move
Among those from the east side il
the city Wednesday on bushes.
, were Mrs. b. Schlochtermeier ant
daughters, Mrs. Heinz and sons, Jo'
Robl and family, and Peter Schart,
. and family.
T The demand for advertising spac
10 our weekly issuch that we are CON
PEELED to refuse space that is not al
) ranged for by Tuesday Of each week
J. We dislike to do this, but we MUS
$ know that early in the week, so W
q can, If necessary, provide for extr
! pages of the issue. This fact W
3 have stated so often that bushes
e men who fail to secure space hav
'only themselves to blame for it.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-10-13
LOCAL NEWS,

As~'' 'SeeuSiiauu hdo lCluiuCu
from two seeks vacation.
Tom Harper aud wife were down
from 0lmitz Tuesday afternoon.
Arthur Barrows and wife we're up
from near Ellinwood Tuesday on
business.
Jacob Wedel, Of Pawnee Rock
township. was caller on county ;seat
friends Tuesday.
Charlie Allison is raising and re.
building the barn on the farm Just
south of the river.
Miss Minnie Komarek. of near
EllinWood, was in the city few hours
Monday evening.
Louis Hagen. accompanied by his
wife as in the city Tuesday :from
Commanche township.
Will Huff and Smed Wilkinson
drove over from Hoisington Tuesday
afternoon to transact some business.
A. R. Friedman aud wife, ac.
compcined by |. W. Pursel and wife.
started for Wichita Monday morning
in their auto.
Otto Brand Of the north west COT
ner of Eureka township, was,,, down
on business Tuesday. He made
this Office a pleasant call.
Geo. Thomas, a young :man from
St. Louis, who has been spending
the summer in the Cheyenne Valley
ueighborhood, has returned home.
H. A. Wilson, of the third ward
has fine night blooming Cereus
which was in full bloom again Mon.
day night, and attracted much atten.
ton.
Henry Kimpler and family of Lo.
gan township we're county seat visitors
Monday. Henry says everything in
his locality is all right except a little
dry.
Clyde Carson, accompanied by,his
mother and sister, Mrs. Griffin, and
Robert Grizzelle, went to Wichita
this morning to the Carson. Hestwood
wedding.
The Forest Ave. whist club en-.
joyed fine session at the home of
{. S. Allison Monday evening, with
W. +. Honnen and wife and C. V,
Brinkman as guests.
Err Patterson, Of route four, and
Geo. Tritis city, calledl. Tuesday, to
renew their RuStler subscription. T.
A. Stuker, city also called and ordered
the Democrat to his address.
Fred GallOp returned, from hi.
California trip Monday evening. He
had a fine time and enjoyed his trip
every minute. He says Herb. Dow
ney and wife are doing well.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Herman L. Peterson and Anna
Erb, of the west side of the county
and Albin M. Schiller andI Minnie
farmer, of Cheyenne township.
Homer Robson startedto Kansa.
City Monday and was delayed by hi.
train being wrecked. He wrote a
letter stating that the baggage car hac
been badly wrecked. but did not state
where it occurred.
Chas. Mellies, Of Ellinwood, is +;
new employe of the Office department
of the E. R. Moses Mercantile Co
Homer Ayers who was with the CON
pany has resigned to accept a position
with the Missour Poetic at Hoisine
ton.
c. A. Hooper has put in severa
new show cases, that reach to th
floor. He is bound to make use o
every available inch Of space for tn,
purpose Of displaying his immens
stock.
j &c. Fanchier has returned fror
an extended trip to the west. H
visited numerous friends and relative
in various localities, saw lots OF cour
try, and had good time, but wa
glad to get back to Kansas once NOR,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1905-10-13

TOWNSHIP BOARD.
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STORAGE.

FOR RENT-Large basement storage room.
reasonable. go 7th st. no20-3t
FOR sAIsE-FTrst-elass rabbit hound So
S4S Pierce ST. AnacOstia. no2o-3t
fo0 SEPARATE STORAGE ROOMS-HauI-
ing packing and shipping Send US your
goods 20 sell by auction. Best results OBJ
tained. THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. 6I2 E
ST. NV. Tel. Main SIS. no2-30t
WHY PAY MOREg We store for 75c a Ioad
tiHsITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 4iS-420-42
10th St NV. Phone Main 4229. no1-90t
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Typhoid Proof Milk Free.

Send Tor free bottle of Clean Mix. .
Purified in a steam turbine. perfectly
Pasteurized and chilled. This is the
finest. purest, and only safe milk IN me
city at regular prices. Ice cream made
of purified cream. Standard Dairy and
Ice Company, 1888 14th St NV. Phone
North 5SS
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FOR sALE-rYPEwRITERs.

YOU CAN Buy the latest model wellington
standard typewriter on easy Terms 81 down
and 81 per Wrexs no better machine made
hundreds IN use IA washington Cali or
phone Main 554. for particulars. once.
t09 11th e. nv. noll-l5t
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LOST.

LOST-Lady.E pooketbook, sth and G. sun
day night Reward. s07 Il st, NV. no20-st
LOST-saturday in or near Center Market.
or on eth st. car. black cotton pocket, con
tanning Sl2 or more. Reward II returned TO
z. Nv. 6zs Pennsylvsnia ave nv. Il
IOSr-November II. near 21st and gen
tienan's SCI ring. Return 1916 sth NV. and
receive reward. nole-St
LOST-Ss tuTdsy morning. gold lockst. dia-
mond IN front; monogram W A b. Re
ward Return 10 lzis F 81. NV. nol9-St
LOsT-A liberal reward VIZ be given for
any OF the following persons present ad-
dresscs- John Newly, formerly 80 Dlx0n's
court sW.. Robert Williams, formerly 1917 r
NV John II. Harris formerly 11o8 sth nv.
J. " Reesly, formerly 81 c sW-: J. Mclean
Thomas formerly 252 q st. ne.
PsInnphrey, formerly 1loI G 81 Sc Address
ROOMS J. .. 3. second floor. 62g F 81 NV
LOsT-Large black pocketbook containing
several negotiable notes. also number past
due mites; payable to Seneca Elevator Com
pauy; suitable reward II left at the O. W
CISSEI.L COMPANY. Seneca. Elevator Com
pany. p. O. Seneca. Nd nols-st
IOsT-In Columbia Theater. or between there
and Pts california ava aw,. gold locket
diamond one side and MONOGRAM on other
N. +. Nee. Reward II returned 70 above
address nols-st
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED cheaper than any firm
In city: work guaranteed. II. HEWITT,
s11 East Capitol St no20-st
ROOMS PAPERED from 81 70 up J. HARRY
HANLEIN, Paperhanger. TOS 81. sc. no1s-St
HAVE YOUR PAINTING and papering done
now reasonable. Drop postal, J. H BECK
WITH, 5oe T ST ne. nois-3t
ROOMS PAPERED s1.T5: house painting:
lowest prices. CARLISLE BROS. szS II st
ne. Phone East 1881 no1s-3t
WM v MAHONEY. the Progressive Paper
hanger: reliable. prompt, cheap; legal guar
antee covers ell work. send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store. eos
Pennsylvania ave. Sc, telephone East 1l4-F.
or following agencies. ODonnelfs paint
store g2d and NJ SITS. NV; Edlavitch's store.
Bowie, Nd: 10 Monroe ST.. Anacostia; Mat
tingly's store. Congress Heights; COZ New
York ave NV; 1920 z St Sc noi4-st
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YOI5NG MAN OF good habits desires room
mate in Northeast part OF city. address
BOX 556. Tines Office. no2o-2t
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FOUND.

FOuNIs-November IS, sum OF money; owner
can have same by proving property and pay
ing charges. YARDMASTER. Jersey Yard.
VIZ RENOVATE ali kinds OF hats into any
styles. size. or color. guaranteed KANDEL.
1is1 7tb nOl4-50t
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CANDY Candyl candyl

Buckingham's IS the best. 5-lb box of
our best 25c candy 90c If ordered now. TO
be delivered Dec. q 81 Pa. ave. Sc,
923 St NV.
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wANTED-LEADING MAN.

WANTED-Leading man (smokeiess powder
factory, Ss.52 per diem. Naval Proving
Ground. Indian Head. Nd. a competitive
examination win be held for the above posi-
tiou at the Navy Yard washington D. c.
November "a 1905. For further information
address -'Commandant. Navy Yard, Wash
iueton. D. c. no1s 20
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LOCAL MENTION.
Lindsay Air Lights.

Bright. brilliant. best.-...---s1 % and 81 .
Gas Drop. Light Stands. complete--. 81 so
1204 @. c. a. Muddinan & Co. 6l6 18th st.
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WANTED-DRAFTSMAN.

wANTED-DraStsman. 1920 per annum.
Bureau Of Equipment Navy Department
competitive examination will be held for the
above position at the Navy Yard. Washing
ton. D. c, November q. 1905. For further
information address 'Commandant. Navy
Yard, washington. D. c." nols. 20
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! WANTED - Reliable for general
Homework Apply AT 1870 sth ST nv
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gANTED-Colored girl to cook and do light
Homework sGa Pannsylrania ave. Sc. u
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DANCING.
y THE MOONLIGHT AND

SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES.
THE ORDWAYS. f5f I1th ST. n W.-Every
AEsnday Tuesday. Friday, aud Saturday even
ing. beginners class, 7.30. advanced, 30.
LADY assistants: six lessons s.. %. Private
lessons by appointment. Profs. WfNDHAM
and WILLIS noI-sot
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Suspenders Free.

with our Black Thibet Suit at $500;
other materials same price. Buckley, the
Tailor. 141I q ST. NV.
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HELP wANrED-MALE & FEMALE.

WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand IN IS hours; attain speed Of
Is 10 100 words In $50 hours, and we VIII pro-
cure a position for you. We teach also Pit
man. Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems
typewriting. and spanish. SIENoSRAPHIC
no4-tf
ANTED-Good cook, nurse. waitress. gen
erai worker chambermaid. Janitor, sexton,
and orderly; this evening or morning. l0ll
New York II
WANTTp-Heip for ali departments IN ho-
tels: today BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY.
503 10th ST. IL
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You WI Find Red Clover

Creamery just the butter TO suit your
taste Pretty art pictures free An g1o-
GERS
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ARTHUR II. 2. LUERssEN. Drug store
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
R. L cARNE 8 Co. 7os king 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INSTRUCTIONS given on cornet and pre-
pared for church and orchestra playing.
GOTTWALS, 115i 5th St ne. no2o-St
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY. Formerly 1923
sth st. NV. now f1z9 4th ct. No lime:
&C cents per pair: mail attended to- nolS-st
HAVE your skirts, coats. and wraps re-
modeIed 20 conform with this seasons styles.
Take 1t TO SIS 14th St NV. nols-30t
OLD CARPETS WOVEN into fine ART rugs.
WASH RUG CO.. sic 5th ST. nw. Telepsone
s325 oc25-Sm
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

wANrED-Janltor. 81 week, room. board:
porter. music store, s. week; house man,
room butler, 800. room isS5 18th st. NV. il
wANTED-Respectable man to 60 in room
with another. Call sos st NV Il
wANTED-Ffve hotel and cafe walters.
kitchen man. house men, two bell men.
Call PHILLIPS HOTEL AGENCY. $50 fth
NV. Il
WANTED-CIerk for gents furnishing store;
white waiter, coiored butler, house men.
dishwashers. AMERICAN HOMESEEKEFSs
as 10th St NV ~
and be generally useful; wages. 50 per week
s42 louisiana ave. II
WANTED-An experienced driver for a de-
livery wagon; bring references BUFFALO
MARKET. 1906 18th 81 NV. no0-zt
WANTED-Boy with experience IN
painting. J. II. BECKWITH. 5es F ne
wANTED-White barber to take charge OF
mission or salary Apply 1923 G ST. ne
no1s-st
WANTED salesman for our
mems clothing department; only thoroughly
Itn ana X nolS-zt
WANTED-An Experienced young man in
mems furnishing department Address Bon
| sss. Times once nolg-3t
WANTED-A general colored blacksmith, at
once. Apply NJ FISCHER, Twining city.
| WANTED-A neas barber for the winter at
| RIGGS. at once. nolS-St
HALLS BARBER COLLEGES. Isl North
/ sth St. Philadelphia. Pa.-Wages while
railroad ticket free by "Co-operattve plan"
Get particulars Immediately. nols-st
WANTED-severai delivery men. at once.
/ Apply 10 HOME SAFETY OIL DELIVERY.
corner Half and sts sw nols-st
WANTED-A good cleaner and presser
clothes. 4ss q NV. nole-st
1 WANTED-Exper.en .enced elevator conductors.
! Apply 10 W. NJ BALDERSTON. Manager.
before 10 O'Clock. Palais Royal A Lisner-
/ 10 w 81 BALDERSTON. Manager. before
| 10 o'elock. Palais Royal A. Ldsner nols-St
WANTED - Carpenters. RUDOLPH S.
lBLOMF COMPANY. New Filtration Plant.
nola-et
wANTED-Two tin roofers. so5 East Capitol
ST. nols-St
WANTED-Painters. Apply ss7 T ST. NV.
MANIFESTATION 70 sell a high-class pat
ented article needed by evsryons using Ink
/ address BY letter only 10 D. 2. CO., 1884
9th -. NV no12-l
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn good
| income corresponding for newspapers; expe-
rience unnecessary. Send for particulars
! IsRESS SYNDICATE. Lockport. ". Z.
nos-1Sot
WANTED-Boys with bicycles for Tnessen-
per day and more; boys attending school viii
be employed from 5 .. m. 10 IL .. m. and
on sundays and holidays. MUTUAL DIS
TRICT MESSENGER COMPANY. Basement,
I40l st. NV. ocE-tf
| BOYS. BE INDEPENDENT-own your ossn
newspaper routes. Get a list Of customers
for the Evening and Sunday Times. and you
formation apply CIRCULATION DEPART
sdEsST, The Washington Times ap2s-tf
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THREE furnished rooms for rent; single G
en- suite. sO7 sth st NV. no20-st
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FOR SALE-F-Ir5t-class Domestic sewing ma
chine. with. all attachments. IS; handsome
swell front oak chifonier. $50: very pretty
oak extension table, S6; so oak ssdeboaTd.
So; an SIS white ensmeied iron ara bress
bed. S.; oak .bedroonl set SI0.5e. several oak
rockers. center tables. and chairs three
burner gas stove, oak clock etc. zS4 % 81
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Serve PusselPs Ice Cream or Ices.
II you want a perfect dessert 1427N.Y Y av
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.WANTED-By couple with infant. two o.
three rooms, With hath, Tor light bousekeep-
ing six blocks from 9Th ST. between Z and
= SITS; willing TO pay good price. Address
X. Times Office no20-st
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III WanCan Be Promptly Obtained at Little Cost Through Times Want AdSI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED - Highest cash prices paid Tor
chiIdren's; address postal. VIII call any time.
II. BURNSTEIN. 1914 18th st. nv noli-S0t
" ANTED-S. KEBESKY 1906 7th 81. NV.
will pay the highest cash price for ladies'.
gents and chi drens cast-Od clothing and
shoes and hats. Address a postal and / viii
call Phone N ESQ. no7-s0t
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DENTISTRY.

LOST TEETH REPLACED by bridgework Is
the most modern method. Investigate it.
Painless f1liing and extracting DR.. r. @.
RICHARDSON, corner Sth and F sts. NV
no7-3ot
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-So extracting;
no pain: look. feel. act, and last longer than
natlrKal teeth: shrunken faces made normal;
painless filings DIR. J. L WILSON, 1903 F
st. NV. oczs-S0l
PAINLESS DENTISTRY; new system: sets
Of teeth gold crowns. and bridgewOrk. 50;
Examination. painless extracting, and teeth
cleaned free A written guarantee with AL
Sork Credit FOR all AMERICAN PAIN
LESS DENTISTS. 6z1 9TH zt. NV. Near q
At corner. Phone Main 455s-F. ocl7-t
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Must Be Sold at One.

$50 % Diamond Cluster Rims. g.......... $50 %
$500 Diamond Stud -......-....-.-..-.-S22 50 80
5000 Diamond Scarf Pin. $500 Sl2 %
ISADORE KAHN, ZIG 7th st. NV.
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Fok sALE-MIscELLAnEous.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. AZ one sos-.h
value printing press. foug-range rife arF
lot OF druggists bottles. BOX - silver
Spring Nd. no.sast
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By an honest and reliable young
colored man a situation a. waiter, bell man
or shop man Address BOX $50, Times Office
no2o-2t
WANTED-Place as short order cook col
ored JAMES LEWIS. 3221z Van 81. sw-
no20-zt "
VANTED-By young man. job OF any KIND
wagon driving preferred A. HENNINS,
Mt. Rainier. Nd. noze-zt
WANTBD-By white man. place or farm,
/ E. SHORE. bethesda, Nd. nozg-st
yVANTED-Situatiou as watchman or 1ani-
fors understand the care OF steam boilers;
can furnish the best OF reference. Apply at
lI2l 81 ST sw. N
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WANTED-By man and wife with no cfii-
drcn. three unfurnished rooms; Southeast
Address Bon 80. Times once. nols-2t
wANTED-In Northwest. three unfurnished
ROBINS, by and wife. for light house
keeping; state price Address BOX 4S4. Times
Office, nolS-3t
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FOR SAI.E-Singer sewing machine. drop
head: sl2; cost S45 See HoPWOoD sth anl
X sts. na1o a
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FOR RENr-FURNIsHED Rooms.

IN PRIVATE FAMILY, large ideal front
room for one or two gentlemen in most
modern apartment, Washington Heights. Rll
Times ONCE. no20-2t
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FOR sABE-Torrid ot-eir furnace. SO. bar
gain iatrobs. SO JANTroR. 1928 = 81 nv
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.lRoYal Pilseno Leads An Other

light beers as a family. beverage. Enjoyed
in more households every day, Try a case
Phone ". 456. Abner-Drury. Brew. Co.
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COWS; WILL TRADE for chickens hogs
horses; other products. Address BOX s2I.
Times Office. no1s-3f
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WANTED-By gentleman. furnished room oI
room ana board IN private family within
three or four blocks Of 18th ST and Virginia
ave. NV; references exchanged. Address
b. Basement. us 18th St nv. ao2o-2t
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TWO NICE ROOMS. plenty heat and iisnI-
p Sth 81. ne. ,,oss :, =
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FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pleasant room,
81 the week, SO the month. 723 sth st. NV.
no20-2t
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PERSONAL.

WHO SAID sO7 The workiagman. What
did ne say7 A suit OF clothes or overcoat
slightly used. are better and cheaper than
new ones. AT the best one-price house in
town-J JUsTHS OLD STAND, 6is D st.
nozl-It
NOVEL. WRITER seeks congsniaI lady COM
panion; object literary Improvement. Ad-
dress BOX SOB. Times once. L
MME RAY. Scientific Pa1mist and Card
Reader. causes speedy marriages. evil In
f1uence removed: gives luck; open to
daily and Sunday 1896 G 81. NV no1s-St
MONEY TO LOAN II SUNS OF IS TO $50.
JOSEPH CAIN, ROOM s06. JENIFER
BUILDING. TTH AND d STS- NV nOlT-1t
Mr.. E. MlILAN. Psychic Readings, = si4
New York ave. NV nol.-ztt
NINE. CATHERINE. Paimist and Card
Reader. go New York ave. nols-30t
BRADFoRD's NATIONAL DETECTIVE
AGENCY SUITE 224, COLORADO BUILD
ING. 18th and c. reliable and confidential
private detective service. any cause, all sec
TORS Phone Main 2525. MORGAN BRAD
FORD, Jr-. Superintendent. After pm.
phone residence. Main 1S6s. nol9-5ot
LADIES' SUITS SKIRTS. COATS. WAISTS.
MEN AND BOYS SUITS AND OVER
COATS, IN ENDLESS VARIETY. LACE
CURTAINS. BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.
CAIN. AZ TTH ST. NV. noi4-59t
NINE. RITA, the Worlds Greatest Paimisf
and Card Reader; only astrologer IN Wash
ington is holding receptions at T=5 sth st
AfME. JEWEL 727 9th 81 NV. .sRs re-
turned. ciai-voyant and Palnist; seus eF-
erything. ns2-sotz
TF YOUR CREDITORS ARE ANNOYING
| YOU, let me advance you the money 70 pay
/ them: YOU can repay me weekly or monthly.
as you can spare IL. WritS ere n confidence.
p 0. BOX 20, oc5l-SIt.
I HAVE GOT $4,000 to loan on furniture.
| private loan2 Address BOX 1000. Times Of
/ hce. au5-tf
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12-PIECE TOILET SET. s2ss: Bromley. 60
inch rug. sI9S: z~inch center tables, SSc,
special. REDMOND. sIs 7th St nvy. nols-st
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GENTS handsome fun dress suit extra vest;
tailored BIZ Burns, size IS cost- address
GREAT BARGAIN. BOX 4ss. Tines once.
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FOR SALE-Several upholstered arrnchafrs:
Cne antique rosewood chair. formerly owned
by Daniel Webster. when IN the Senate. has
coat-of-arms; also White sewing machine;
al in good condition Il2S eth ST.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED AND UN-
FURNISHED ROOMS.

TWO NICE ROOMS plenty heat and iiSnt.
q STA s. ne no20-st
FURNISHED or uDfurnished rooms. corr
Venient 10 two car lines. 1f2f Park road
nv nM------- no1s-zt
FOR RENT-A beautiful front parlor room
heat and gas Apply SOC Indiana ave nv
nols-5t
SECOND, third story rooms: rooms furnisheI
nnfnr1ished; light housekeeping: heat. xas
81 I St ne nof9-5t
LARGE. communicating rooms. with heat
and gas beautiful Tor light housekeeping.
rezs9uabe terms. p 7 st. ne. nois-3t
FOR RENT-One large. second floor front
St NV. nols-st
The Washington times., 1905-11-20

No. 8 PENINSULA steel range with hot
water attachments; used three months I6s
r ST. nw. noI9-st
The Washington times., 1905-11-20
BIRDS. DOGS. ETC.

FOR SAI.E-setter and pointer, thoroughly
broken. 1891 St nv. no2Q-st
FOR sALE-Pedigreed cocker spaniel pup
pies both red and black very reasonable
Call evenings. 2l3 Sd 81. nv. noiS-St
Just RECEIVED-Boston terrier. Japanese
pslss white pOodles. fox terriers. eollies. and
other breeds OF dogs; also Maltese and An
cora kittens. SCHAIID'S BIRD STORE. IA
18th ST. NV. n0f-ft
The Washington times., 1905-11-20

THE MOST SATISFACTORY sewing ma
chine IS the one that does the greatest va
riety of work and gives least trouble: such
a machine Is the Davis Nertical-fesd. and
We are prepared TO convince you OF II. Low
prices on traded-in machines, Latest Stand
ard IS; New Home. 81; Singer. s.. DAVIS
AGENCY, 455 ~ st. sw. Phone n $685.