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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-04-21
BIG CONFEDERATION
OCCURS AT NASHVILLE
Main Building at Vanderbilt
University Destroyed.
NO FATALITIES ARE REPORTED.
High Wind Was Blowing and Firemen
Experienced Much Difficulty Fighting
the Fiames-5uilding Will BE Re-
built at Once.

~SailOll3 VIII DC ne
built at once.
Nashville, April 20.-The main build.
ing, magnificent structure of Van
derbilt university, was entirely gut
ted by fire just before noon today.
The fire originated in the second
story OF the building from a defective
tiue. A high wind was blowing and
in few minutes the entire structure
was a mass of flames.
A general fire alarm was turned in
and every engine in the city respond
ed. On account of inadequate water
supply the tiremen experienced much
difficulty in fighting the fire.
The loss Will he almost total. only a
few fixtures being saved.
The other buildings were not dam
aged.
The building destroyed this morning
was a three-story structure, and was
built in 1874 at a cost of 1926. 900, the
architect being Colonel William c..
Smith, of Nashville, who met his death
in the Philippines while leading the
Fist Tennessee regiment in battle.
There was SIS, 900 insurance on the
building, and $4,000 on the furnish
ings. 1t was the first building erect.
ed on the grounds.
So far as known, no one was in
jured in the fire.
1t is understood that the burned
structure will be rebuilt as soon as
plans can be arranged.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-04-21
Fire Destroys Texas Town.

Beaumont, Tex, April 20-Fire early
today destroyed the business section
of Sour Lake, an oil town and health
resort, 20 miles west of this city. The
flames did not get into the oil fields.
The burned buildings were all of frame
and the loss is estimated at $4,000,
partly insured.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-04-21
An Idle Hest

''Pa, what is an idle jestT"
zone that the newspapers haven't
yet got hold of and worked to death"
Cleveland Leader.
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DECORATIONS.

Your good clothes for Spring. are here wait
ing for you to put on. Ii you are man of
judgement in clothes, you'll have a chance
TO exercise it this season. inHCOmparing our
suits, as made by
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-04-21
RUSSIANS REMAIN -
IN FRENCH HARBOR
French Admiral Takes Steps
To Enforce Neutrality.
NO FORMAL PROTEST FROM JAps

French Authorities Now Claim Rolest.
vensky Has Withdrawn Outside 3.
Mile Limit-Army Engaged in Turn.
ing Movement.
Saigon, French Cochin China, April
20.-Admiral Rojestyensky' fleet is
still in Kamranh bay. The French ao-
miral, Jonquires, has taken every step
to enforce neutrality.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-04-21
Hart, SChaffner & Marx

with clothes produced by other makers
You'll say that the styles are better, the tail
oring,the fit.the quality-we positively gua-
rantee every garment bearing the nart
Schaffner S Marx label to be absolutely
all wool. You'll find plenty of clothes this
year which are not all wool; they're part
cotton, and they won't wear like all
woo they called 'mercerized:" they're
fraud, Ii we have opportunity to CIOthe
you, you'll be satisfied with your looks, and
with our prices,
". D. BAILEY.
The Mems Outfitter.
Forsyth St. and Cotton Avenue. Americus, Ga.
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.esSeeesEGEeS eSG S&& SS
v v Inst received our !,
y snrIng Line of Stet- =
sons SO 90 Hats in "
y y ali the new styles and Y Y
v cOlors' Vi
y y y PYJANDER SHOE co. \. !. Y
a,..assszSs35s33Se
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wANTED-FoR MARINE CORPS.

N.ANTE,D-Fo- the I. s. Marine Corps
Able-hodied, unmarried men. between
Il and So good character; must speak
read, and write English; must be citi-
zens of the United States Marines
serve at sea on men-Gf-war in all parts
OF the world on land in our island
possessions, and at naval stations in the
United States Apply to Marine Bar
racks. Washington. d. C. and Recruit
ing Office. Il. 5. NJ. G., corner Holiday
ana Fayette streets. Baltimore, Md.
IN96tO Se30inC
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Hit With Beer Bottle

Struck on the head with an empty beer
bottle by a woman whose name he &c
fused to diyulge. Thomas I[yIer WAS
taken 10 the Casually Hospital last
night and treated for a slight scalp
wound, The injured man told the doc
tors at the hospital he was hurt during
n general fight IN Wylie's court early
last night, bus refused TO say who
struck him He was later sent to his
home, 1903 Linden court northeast.
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ANACOSTIA.
BROOKLAND, D. c.

BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-To buy second hand furniture
ing goods: highest cash prices paid. Address
BOX "a, this Office, Jy27-3t
FOR 4 FEW DAYS MORE we VIII make
one dozen 50 and IS phot0gTa phs for 81
CASTLE. 1921 Pnnsylvan!a ave. late OF "a
9TH ST. 1y36-3t
PANAMA HATS al lowest prices; call; must
be sold. zoo o Jy1S-IJt
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Havenner's Waferettes Are a Dainty
Relish for Summer Menus.

Especially enjoyable when served with
salads and similar dishes. The moisture
proof package keeps them crisp. tooth
some. and appetizing. Don't simply order
crackers next time specify Haven
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
WANTED-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-A three-room nat; large porch,
bath same floor 5t4 3 St ne. iy27-2t
THREE AMI four room unfurnished fats,
2l2O Pennsylvania ave. ly2j-6t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIE.

wANTED-By reliable colored man. position
NV. jy27-2t
WANTED-Ry young boy, about IS years, 6
position Of any kind: plenty OF references
MARTIN WEBER, 249 Washington st. Ana
costa. D. c. II
wANTED-By young, strong German, place
as stabienan or Waterman. Address BOX 4,
this ONCE. jy26-3t
WANTED-By an experienced ColOTed chef
cook, a position; will work first second
excellent salads and short orders. H. b
MANUEL 171l12 9Th St NV jy26-2t
WANTED-By an experienced coIored man.
place to work in store. Address 1907 9TH St
NV Jy26-2t
WANTED-A young white man from Wiz
ginia wishes a position clerk In store
Office. or as collector; can furnish best ref
erence: have had six years experience as
clerk in postoffiee. Address ", A. SMALL
WOOD. Arlington, Va. 1y25-6t
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-To buy small house; brick pre-
ferred, state terms and location. Address
ROE SIS, this office Jy25-3t
DO Not- WANT GOOD TENANTS? Lis;
Your houses at once with GRACE M
THOMAS Corcorln Building. Jyl1-24t
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Hotel Johnson Cafes.

Choice sea food. New York meats.
figh-grade canJaIoupes and fine Vege-
tables. Club breakfast. noon lunch. .
O'Clock dinner and service IA carte.
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go NJ ST. NW-By August /. hall room
telephone jy27-5t
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DENTISTRY.
FNEE! FREE! FREE

FREE FREE! FREE!
Painless Dentistry PAIN LESS MOTLEY. Gil
9Th ST. NV Special tins week only, all
work free; small charge for material only;
call today for a free examination. Je2G-tT
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-Eo extracting;
no pain look, feel. act, and last longer imam
natural teeth: shrunken faces made normal.
painless filings DIR J. L. WILSON, los r
< te2S-3Jt
WE WILL PROVE TO your satisfaction thar
Atonlized Air Is the best pTeps ration
known for the painless extraction II any
number OF teeth, 10 lie had only at FERD
DENTISTS. Ills Pa ave, opp. Postoftiue
jy22-tf
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We will loan you a good square piano free
for six months and charge you nothing for
the use Of It. All We ask is that you pay
the cost Of hauling.
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Fussell's Ice Cream Is the Smoothest,
the purest Esess service. 1927 y. Y. ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-CASH PAID FUR FURNITURE.
carpets office and store fixtures OF all kinds.
Furniture stored, packed, and shipped Ad-
dress BAUM. 9l2 PennsylVania ave. nv.
Phons Main 1854. je25-30t
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LOCAL MENTION.
Struck by Traction Car.

A Capital Traction car struck a mail
wagon driven by Ernest Jackson last
night about $50 o'clock. near the CCrI6r
of Eleventh and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest throwing Jackson out aid
injuring him about the right shoulder
and leg. Jackson was taken TO the
Emergency Hospital for treatment. ard
later returned 10 his home, O. l. street
northwest.
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Large Sale of Furniture Friday at 10
a. m, Brown K Tolson. Aucts.. 1903 II st,
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Excursion to Lynchburg Saturday Night,
July %. for 81. 10. Train leaves 9th and
s Md ave. sw. at 1880. Two fall days
5 Leave Alexandria al 1l;55 Z. N.
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We Store and Sell Furniture.
Brown s. Tolson. AuctIonecrs. 400 II ST
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

real. HARTFORD. and genuine Diamond
punCtur~- proof tires, only 81 %. put on, writ
ten guarantee NuICauizinK. 400. guaranteed
JONES' TIRE WORKS. dG2-6OI e ST
jy26-Gt-ex
FOR -f;entIeHan's wheel. coaster
brake: cheap 20 10th 81 80. jy2G-3:
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sIoo Cash,
CLARENCE BARNARD,

The Oval Sign III = sc IeI2-LE
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
on slG0 CASH AND $40 MONTHLY.
For full particulars drop postal. telephone.
OF call for new illustrated booklet. plat
etc OF Mount Pleasant Heights.
FULTON K. GORDON,
Northwest Subdivision a Speciality
ROBERT 4. HEATER. Mana ger
Tel Main S2s. Coierado Building.
myI2-gf
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FOR SALE-AUTOmOBILES

STEAM EC-(AEOUT, with top; good as new;
worth $500. viii take much less or viii trade
for launch under - feet. Address BOX o.
this Office. iy,,f-2t
ron SALE Rambler C;ascieue run4 bout au-
tomohIe. horsepower. in very good run
lamps, one big Gas lamp In front. long coli
horn. extra tres, Tools. newly painted. will
sell cheap. owner buying larger car. Will
demonstrate. Tan bV seen Al % Arthur place
NV, y square from u. & O. station, jy23-St
FOR SALE-Thc selling season Is over. and
viii sell our 1905 White demonstrating car
at a low price COOK sTODDARD co
102s Connecticut ave, jyl-tf
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WANTED-Ry lady. unfurnIshed room in the
Northwest. Address BOX 90 this office Il
WANTED-Large front room, two beds.
within walking distance pOstoffce, for two
men; state particulars. Address BOX 20. this
office II
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FOR SALE-HoUSES.
FOk SALE -FUR SALE
THE HARRISON BROWNING CO.,
HE HARRISON BROWNING Co.

FOR SALE-House and lot III BrightWood
Park: six rooms and bath; modern inn
provements: Il square of cars; price, 3. coo.
OWNER. 323 18th ST. jy26-0t
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Bradbury building, 1928 Pennsylvania ave.
jy%7-tf
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


WANTED god ,,5ggrea man 10 ,,orI,
around bar. I5Ig eth 81. NV II
u e.---+rI-, -. - -, -,
f y. n a'i'iE Oo-oieN boy oSH IA
W. XTFzT, -.TZC+Ive good roior1r r.a, - ,,-e.-I-
49,, - go go 900 SI IS Su ii+t d" "gtN
arundel, Nd eau Al 10 18th st. n y, It
" A. Ii 79ol iitlddIe-asea leantsleF "nlIe
ZOO - 80 we go - s''''''' al
a. ,-,-,-r71,--
,, - -, 1 en- Dos - 40 20
dress BOX IS This or7rt n
=,
SONS. 6z5 King 81. Alexandra. Va II
$500, -
in store r4feTence. S'jircgs ROY r. ms
Office ts-5--st
N -,-,-z-,, ,s-t-..- - 49, $3.50
around offjce ROOM aIg, Etes.art bgf1dine
9th and . sts- nw II
AETET-Tirst-ciass boy IN barber shop:
one wtin experience preferred a. .. 4
JENKINS e3B o st nv 1t
NJ >-q,-T,, goo a,,C.c.-,, ,-,-,l. CHI
can cut meat. BELLS. 18Th ana W SIS. II
W 4 srq,Lrf, yr,-,, Nor. F.l,,, .,,,I,.- o. -
board; permanent position, GIg + 81 na.
ROOM D. It
" : [r.7T.5, C---,----- - ,sII 7.----I- "a -
stalImeuI: references and bond required; sal-
arr. SO weel; and comm Iss!on: only hustleIz
need apply GAsIELBEttes, ap4-tu. IN. ga i
WANTED-Marrted man capable OF fnarag-
Ing ana working a farm and care and
$50 - ~. - 80, E, -
GOO .-ss-- -. ~ ,.eaetat,Ia a.,,lt.,,.
s,Ta+fne In. .i1tess f5APW m
nee f,5@-qt
W >--T-E-r, %. -o,,,--- ---I---I - - ,I, -
~ a. = a -ous f.Io1 30 I,ItlI 10 "Uia ia
ttS1.a IN I'm e1Ieiie'i'e' 80
- =, - e. - ~ ~ It
W. ~ ~ - = g"o'e" poJ l"' H'uSeNol"- az
% - - "a
~, li-l''.ooq 0aFHei; steady Jao' s. week
: va 1ttteS. = n NV T.
NANTED-Co!ored man to cook and work
around saloon, must be Nell recommended
. tau OF a44ress 10 ~ 81. NV. Jy2.-3L
VyANTED-At once, an experienced white
waiter. 4G5 IOth 81 NV Il
WANTED White fry FOR Baltimore store
room man Tor city: night cook AMER3CAE
HOHESEEk ERS 4ls 10Th ST nv IL
" ). >r.I..[-r ,E-i-f+ - -, =. =,
at s314 NJ st M from 2 - q iras2T
-
" n 80 eopu RESI- aLIahl ana oyster
COOK = Monroe ST. AEdCostla. d g
1y26-St
VVANTFD-A bo,s as apprentice in = baIsr,-
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ARTHUR H. F. LuERssEN. Drug Store,
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WALL PAPER.

WM. Y. MAHONEY. the progressive Paper
hanger. reliable. prompt, cheap legal guar
antee. Send postal for free samples and
innate Main store, COS Pennsylvania ave
Sc. phone East II4-F,, or following agencies:
1890 Sc, 10 Monroe st, AnacostIa;
Mattiugiy's store. Congress Heights; COZ New
York ave NV. Ediaritch's store, Bowie, Md. !;
"a 18th 81. NV. Up0nHe!Fs store. 39d and
NJ Iy22-.t
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BIRDS, DOGS. e..

JUST RECEIVED-Youug canaries. Maltese
kittens. goldhsheS. also Flee Flea dog soap,
kills deas instantly keeps skin healthy.
makes coat smooth and glossy. SCHAfID'S
TzIRD STORE. az 18th ST. nv. nIy25-f
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WANTED-CAsH PAID FUR FURNITURE.
carpets. office and store fixtures Of al kinds,
Furniture stored, packed, and shipped. Al
dress BAUM. 9l2 Pennsylvania ave. nv.
Phone Main 1854 1e26-30t
WANTED-Her. is q chance for everybody;
lust opened; viii pay highest cash price for
old gold and silver. jewelFy, diamonds dental
jy25-30t
wANTED-20 per cent discount on picture
frames during the summer months TYLER.
40 9Th st. NV. Jy6-50t
BIG MONEY PAID for deslrabis furniture,
carpets Mil nay full value for stoves in
hold goods Of all ktH3ss contents especially.
d. NOTES. 625 Louisiana ave, phone Nj. 1905.
WANTED-Highes cash prices paid for worn
anu hats Address postal and l VIII call any
hour. B. TARSHES. 1903 eth St NV. Phone
North 499- my2s-9ot
WANTED-Pan-n tickets for diamonds. rubies.
eperalds, pearls, sapphiresi cash paid for old
gold. silver, dentist gold and platinum.
LOUIS ABRAHAAis, 4s8 18th st. nv. jy26-9lt
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, car
Household goods EACM'S FJRNITURE
SHOP, 9th and L ats. nv Phone North 1913
iy25-&Gt
WANTED-To buy old feather beds. II.
MARKS. 5J7 9TH 81. 5y2J-3t
WANTED-To buy rowboat. ia good con
dItion, state price address BOX 500, this
once jy25-3t
WANTED-A good rou-top desk; must be
cheap and in frst-class condition. = &
PULLMAN, lsl1 6 81, NV. jyZ5-3t
WANTED-At SINCLAIR's. 688 Louisiana
ave, roll-top desks. furniture. showcases
pianos and organs. and stocks Of groceries
for cash. Jy25-5t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
aside your old clothing. shoes. and hats be
fore seeing me. az / pay highest cash prices
Tor them Drop postal. VIII call. H. GE-
WiRI 1908 eth St NV 1y22-lIt
Z A a
yours? SiIvering beveIins: edges polished;
china closet shelves. new mirrors, any size
cheap. 20 years experience. \ W. FRANZ.
20 IN - II - l3-L3L
GET YOUR MIRROR RESILVERED at
GEO. SACHS ll25 1th 81. NV Drop postal
ly2-=9l
FOR sALE-RoRsEs & VEHICLES
FOR sALE-Wagon in rear of 442 - ST,
FOR sAI.F-Seven good work horses and
two stat wagons 10 q ST s~. Jy25-3t
FOR SALE Mare: buggy ana harness, cheap
cali 1878 10Th 81 NV Jy26-%t
FOR SALE-Pretty bay horse. six years old;
| suitable FOR driving OF light wagon use
Apply GD5 y st ne, Jy25-3t
| FOR SALE-Cheap. n light, well made rock
away. in good condition. PORTLAND LIF-
cry STABLE. G43 New York ave NV
Jy2J-at
| FOR sALE-Bay mare years Old: guar
autee sound, good driver. ana gentle. CalI
rear JI% 9TH ST. NV, between and PM
/ ONE nice young combination horse; ono big
( work horse; t~o runabLuts. Rear 40 81 81
/ ne jy2J-3t
! For sALE-Scven horses and mares. been
+ used In contract work. they VIII suit carts
/ or any heavy hauling and VIII make excel
lent farm horses also one fast pacing horse;
/ children. these horses must he sold. so rea-
/ of "a
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$3.50.

) FEET WIDE LOT IN B ST. sW., near
9Th St Good depth; improved by ex-
ceIlent two-story frame dwelling. Would
make nice site for small apartment
building House could be made very a.
tractive dwelling. having plenty OF park
ing and rear yard.
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Finest Ice Cream at Reisinqer's.

81 gal; soc Z gal 285 c st. Phone n
1857.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-Coolss. SO. SIS; white waitress
Mattresses, cooks Atlantic City, - 10 $40;
laundTess. leave city, 1911 10th st. It
wANTED-cood dining room girl. 445 C st
NV jy27-3t
WANTED-Smart girl. four hours 4ay. for
Homework, about six weeks; no cooking
washing, OF ironing: S. a week 723 nth st
nv. 1t
wANTED-Experienced shirt hacker: also
sorting. WEST END LAUNDRY, 1923 Penn
syivaRia ave NV. jy27-2t
wANTED-Young lady for copying. S. 70 s.
week; permanent. 6l9 r st. NV, ROOM 8
WANTED-HaIf- grown girl for chambermaid;
stay nights. 1404 18th st. nv. Il
WANTED-woman. cook wash. and iron IN
Ask VERo DENTFisTs. . l1i5 P 5esy SlI
ave, any day before 3 pm, 1t
WANTED-A reliable girl for general house
work. plain cooling. washing. and ironing
Apply at COS 9th st. NV. II
WANTED-Young lady demonstrators: good
pay. Call or address Miss \, c. GRAY. go
9th st. NV. ty27-2t
WANTED-White nurse girl. stay nights;
pleasant hone' good wages Cali 1852 Co
1umbia road NV. jy27-2t
WANTED-Good white girl for light house
work, at once. - P st. NV. Call after g.
Jy27-2t
wANTED-Competent white mattresses; good
places 10 the right girls. Apply before 10
60. ''''''--' ->N'>-'' ' It
wANTED-A girl to attend soda fountain.
THOMPSON'S DRUG STORE. 7o3 18th st.
wANTED-A girl for general houseworll
SIS 18th st. NV II
WANTED mattresses. two chamber
maids, hotel laundress, white and coiored.
PHILLIPS HOTEL AGENCY, 500 eth ST
NV. 1t
WANTED-Ten European mattresses. Penn
sylvania ana West Virginia. SEQ. room in.
way paid: Two Mattresses for city, So week.
PHILLIPS HOTEL AGENCY. $40 18th st.
NV. II
WANTED-Youn lady as clerk in country
store and housekeeper; one hours ride from
Washington. Address BOX 10, this office.
WANTED-White woman for general house
work; reference required. 100 35th 81 nv
ty26-St
wANTED-At once. girl for general house
work Apply ga L st nv jy25-9t
WANTED Experienced mattresses, at once.
WILSON CAFE, OIL 18th St NV jy2e-3t
wANTED-A refined coiored girl for gen
eral houseWorki bring references. s n
6CHEER. . II St nv Jy26-3t
WANTED-Whi woman for COOK and gen
eFaI houseW0Ik. Address BOX %, KenEtnE-
ton. Nd. 1y26-st
WANTED-A reliable colored woman 10 cook
| and 40 general homework for small family
sumnering in the country; wages. sl5 a
month fare paid both ways Apply between
10- 30 and II 80 am, with references, 3I4 9th
st. nv jy26-3t
/ WANTED-SchoIars AT WAGNER'S MILL
merry ART SCHOOL. SI7 9Th St
I 1y26-l4t
/ WANTED-GirI for general homework APP
| ply 40 10th st. jy2G-4I
| WANTED-Cook, chamberInald 60 North:
/ way paid: plain cook. chambermaid: nurse IN
/ city. 1898 18th II. nw. jy26-2t
/ WANTED-A girl Who knows how TO cook,
! 1865 7 81 NV. jy26-3t
J EANTED-A woman Tor general housework.
1923 81. ne. 5y25-5t
+ WANSTED-Ten more white mattresses for
& this city ana mountains also CoIored dish
+ Iaa1LT.. lauI1FeSS- and cleaner. today APP
! ply DICK HOTEL AGENCY I2th 81. and
t'=IEsy lEslzla aye yy25-5t
/ Acknowledgements waitress. good pay.
{ 1fsJs Pennsylvania ave Jy25-3E
j WANTED girl who knowS how 10 cook
/ 1865 81 nv jy25-3t
/ W-ASTED-A aFst-class drezssnaker. 405
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10 IL Pounds Of Sugar, $500;

BEST FAMILY FLOUR. 1925 BARREL
JOHNSTON'S. .2I Eth ST. NV.
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CIGAR STORE. across street from Govern
neht building: established 25 years; a roea
one 81. 300 Another, with pooroorn. doing
large wholesale and retail business: e. 0aS
OLD DOMINION COMPANY, 5I2 r st, nv.
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Wa TED-Llve. sober with 81 600 and
services Is salesman and collector with eot1nd
mig. company Address or call VEGET A.
HIN MEAT CO. 800 Bond building ~ q
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HELP wANrED-MALE & FEMALE.

wANTED-Speed Of 75 20 JG0 words per
minute in stenography guaranteed in $50
hours study. or money refunded We teach
all standard systems; also TypewFiinE and
procured for our pupils, STENOGRAPEIIC
ACADEMY. 3l5-3I6 Colorado Building.
WANTED-Everybody to open savings ac-
count IN the People Savings Bank, go 18th
st, NV, with 81 or more per cent interest
paid jyI2-30t
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aRoyal Pilsen" Is Supplied in Bottle

To meet the demand for a strictly high
grade light beer for home use. For case
phone Abner-DPuFy Brewing Co.
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FOR SALE-TYPEWRITERS-

FOR sALE-Smi;h Premier typewriter. In
tiue condition, so Address IGN so. this
Office A2j-St
GOOD DensmuTr typewriter. cheap. CaH i'm
mediately, 5i2 F 81. NV. jy25-3-
FOR SALE Secondhand typewriter. on easy
monthly payments; prices low; cond ton
guaranteed: lou rental rates for summer
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. 9Is r ST NV
Agents for Williams y peWriters- 5yl0-tf
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PARTNER. 500. can make 81 500 QUICK
3 pm. ". PAxsON. 238 IA ST. sw ty27-gt
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

go NJ ST. NW.-By August I. hall roou
two windows: home cooking, gentleman only ;
telephone. jy2I-3t
FRONT ROOMS. with board for two. $40;
phone. POP Indiana ave. M. iy27-2t
42l 9TH ST. Nw.-For rent, large room. fur
nshed, 81 month: also room and board. IS
week. II
FOR RENT-Room and board, s. week, 822
c Ct, nv. 1y24-5t
FIRST-CLASS ROOMS; nrst-cIass board all
conveniences; lowest rates. 525Is 9th St NV.
Jy26-jt
FOR RENT-Iarge. airy room; corner house;
good table board; moderate terms. 1913 l. ST
NV. Jy25-3t
FOR RENT-Large front rooms, with board,
81 50 and s. per week 1925 10th St nv.
jy26-2t
SEVERAL nicely furnished rooms. with or
without board. los % st. ne. jy25-It
7I8 X ST. NW.-North side Carnegie Library;
also transients. 1y25-3t
CHARMING. cool, front room, with board;
summer rates. 929 K st. NV. ty23-5t
DESIRABLE ROOM. with board; references.
1888 Newton St, Brookland; near cars
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