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Il1EA1N- W YOUR PREMISES AT ONCT1
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee
Answers Summons

WASHINGTON, APR. a9.-(SPE-
CtAL.) - BItIGADIER GENERAL
EiTZHUGH LEE, l. :. \ RE
TIRED, ONE OF THE sOUTH,S
MOST DISTINGUISHED AND REST
BELOVED CITIZENS, DIED AT
THE PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
LAST NIGHT, AGED SIS YEARS, Az
TER AN ATTACK OF APopLENY
WHICH HE SUFFERED EARLY
YESTERDAY MORNING WHILE
EN- ROUTE FROM BOSTON TO
WASHINGTON.
the end was peaceful and without
pain, the general remaining con
scious until within five minutes of
the end
Half an hour before death, General
Lee recognized his brother Daniel
Lee, who came into the room for
moment
A pathetic feature of the case is
that, although General Lee was
blessed with a family consisting of "A
wife and five children. not one of
them was with him at the time of
his death.
General Lees attack is attributed
largely to his activity in behalf of
the military and naval review which
is to be held in the vicinity of James
town, Va. His heart and soul have
been in the work and he labored
zealously to make it a success.
A widow and five children survive
General Lee. Two of the boys are
army officers and two of the girls
are wives of army officers, while the
remaining child is young woman
still in her teens.
Fitzhugh Lee was member of the
famous Southern family of Lees. He
was great-grandson of Light Horse
Harry Lee of revolutionary fame. and
nephew of General Robert f. Lee.
He was distinguished for brilliant
service in the Southern army and as
brigadier general in the Spanish
American war.
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Four Killed

Greenville. y. c.. Apr. 29.-Cspe-
cial.) Four people were killed to-
dav in a wreck of the Robert c. Og-
den educational special, touring the
south.
The special ran into a freight tram
about 4 miles from this city.
Prof. Henry w. Farnaham oil ale
had an arm broken. St. Clair NC
Kelway. editor OF the Brooklyn ia
gle. was thrown through the windo"
of the dining car and was bruised
very badly. Bishop MeVieker o,
Rhode Island was hurt and bruised
badly.
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Teddy May Settle 1t

Chicago, Apr. 29.-( Special D-
President Roosevelt may be formally
asked to end the teamster's strike, as
le did that of the anthracite coal
miners.
A resolution will be introduced
.omorrow in the Chicago Federation
of Labor. asking President Roosevelt
to use his good offices to get the en-
ployer's association to arbitrate the
differences with the teamsters and
also to keep federal troops away from
Chicago.
There has been considerable disor-
der today throughout the city in col
lisions between union and non-union
teamsters.
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mark in the city for many years, and
to his work a great advertising was
given the fruit Of the valley. Always
energetic in business affairs. he built
up splendid business from which
he amassed comfortable fortune.
Several years ago he retired from
the grocery business and engaged in
the clothing and furnishing business
on Main street in his own store. This
has been successfully conducted ever
since. The deceased was. conformity
with his wife, the owner of consider
able realty in the city
For quite number of years he
was active in lodge circles. and was
at the time of his death member Of
the odd Fellows. Elks. Eagles and
Woodmeu. He was a man of great
vitality and energy always. and was
considered a man remarkably well
preserved for his age.
The deceased was born at Patter-
son, y. J., December %. 1858. and
came west early in life. He resided
in Texas and several other states be
fore coming to Colorado. For a time
he was engaged in building at Colo
rado Springs. Here, however, he has
lived the major portion of his mar
ried life, and here a number of his
children were born and reared He
was always progressive and was a
contributor to many charitable un-
dertakings.
That his death will be mourned is
most certain. as he had many true
and warm friends in the city and
county who had done business with
him for many years.
He leaves wife. most faithful
companion to him through life. two
daughters-on married and residing
at Meridian. Ida.-and four sons.
The funeral services will occur to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock, the
services being held in St. Matthews
p. e. church The funeral arrange
ments will be under the charge OF the
Elks.
Undertaken Bannister has charge
of the remains.
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Business Excursion

Denver. Apr 29.-(speeial) -,
The business mems excursion WIN
travel in a train consisting oil lou'
Pullmans. two coaches for the oanu'
and diner and baggage car. ! ne
excursion will consist of l2o people
and So musicians. -.
The boosters state that theH ~
into virgin field when they e"'''
western Colorado .,.,..i
They anticipate most de'isi' u
time.
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This afternoon. shortly after
,.,Ioct Judge Joseph p. sweeney in
his usual happy manner, pronounced
tbe ceremony that united the iiFe5 ,
~ william Hawkins and Miss AdelI
wall. both Of this city Ihe "eu %
5fng occurred in the office OF the
,d ,.,dao in the presence Of fe"
sriends The Young couple will MAKE
tbeir home in this city. Ihe oriu5
l-'t' nnite an attractive young lady and
~ n Hawkins is a young man oi
..or,b Many friends wish them an
obundanoe Of happiness.
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A meeting OF the directors Of the
Chamber of Commerce was held last
evening at which considerable busi-
ness was transacted Directors Car
penter, Buchanan, Desch, Fisher,
Orr. Bunting. Atwood and Price We're
present
Several letters We're read and ap-
proved and ordered filed.
Robert Orr reported, on behalf of
the committee appointed to consid-
er fruit stand at depot. The commit
tee was continued. with power to act.
Mr.. Bunting reported, on behalf
of entertainment committee appoint
ed to receive the Denver business
mems excursion. The committee was
instructed to take the responsibility
Of raising the fund necessary TO prop
erIv entertain the visitors on the ev-
ening of May ?.
A communication from Chas, G.
Sumner and r. NJ. Horn was read
and commented upon. They asked
that the Chamber OF Commerce SAINT
tion the printing OF 5000 booklets
advertising Grand Junction and the
valley. they to bear all the expenses
and all books to be turned over to
the secretary of the Chamber for dis
tribution when ready. After due con-
sjderation Of the proposition a motion
prevailed that the advertising com
mittee take the matter in charge au-
thorizing the printing Of the books
nrovlding the contents of the book
met with their approval.
In view Of the fact that one ot
Grand functions prominent citizens
had departed from life, the chair ap-
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FIOater in Grand

Glenwood Springs. Colo Apr "
Special. A body was seen float
ing past New Castle last night in the
Grand river. 1t could not be secured
1t is supposed that it was the body
of A. E. Bartlett, an old-time saloon
man, who disappeared from here sew
eral days ago.
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HELD A LIVELY SESSION
The Chamber of Commerce Approves Plans of
"The Booster Book" Which Will Be Issued
Shortly From The Sentinel Office

pointed a committee of three, consist
ing of Messrs. Bunting. Price and
Buchanan, to prepare resolutions to
be presented to the board for adop-
ton. The resolutions We're present
ed later in the evening and adopted
by a unanimous vote, The resolu-
tious read as follows
Whereas, An All Wise Being has
called from our midst on Friday ev-
ening. April 2S. an old and longtime
citizen of Grand Junction, J. II. Ack-
erman. who was connected with the
business interests OF the city for
many years; and,
whereas. His sudden death has
deprived this city of citizen who
has taken broad interest in the gen
eral welfare of the city and valley;
therefore. be 1t
Resolved. That the Chamber Of
Commerce of Grand Junction, in reg
ular session assembled, do greatly
depIore his removal from our midst
and herewith extend to his bereaved
wife and family the sympathy of this
body as representatives of the city
and its citizens as a whole; and. be IT
further
Resolved. That these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes of this
body. copies be furnished the press
OF the city for publication. and "A
copy be furnished the bereaved fam
lly as an expression Of sympathy and
regard for the memory Of the de-
ceased"
The body then adjourned until
next regular meeting night.
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|uracy
Prescriptions

s-leF term than many sup
eg'ne people imagine it re-
'ochemicals or prepara-
Ilag the same name as that
On the prescription. This
only. To complete the
the term each ingredient
PuFe-must be capable of
Ae highest medical effect.
III accuracy of this kind.
,,I "a US the esteem of the ply
I'm p 'ae confidence of the pub
|,,ia axe good care of your
,ion. We don't charge extra
'a'efulness. N'' G
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out Of respect for the past guard
ian Of the Woodmen Of Woodcraft'
Mrs. i. H. Alderman. the Ma Day
ball to have been given on Mopda'
evening at the Auditorium. has been
postponed By the lodge. Announce
.ment of the date will be made later.
Judge c. F. Caswell returned at
noon from Colorado Springs. where
he was called on legal business.
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The contracts for the erection OF
the new Fair block is to be awarded
to-day There are quite a number ot
bidders. Two or three contractors
outside of the city are after the CON
tract
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it is said that the local passenEs,
fares between Grand Junction ''"
Palisade average $500 every mon {"
This will give the reader some iug"
of the number of Palisade pe"pi,
that visit Grand Junction daily anu
vice versa
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Eagles, Attention.

All Eagles are earnestly requested
to be present at Elks hall SUNDAY d,
/ 40 o'clock. TO attend the iunerai
of Bro. J. H. Alderman
LANES H. CosGRoVE'
District Deputy
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THE FIRST STEP

u glasses is to secure lenses
sultable to the eyes. The
II have them made in such a
4 style as will become the
We know the combination.
tot let US examine your eyes
scribe the proper remedy at
/ cost?
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Undertaken Gourley was called To
Fruira today to take charge Of the
remains Of a little girl who died last
nisbt after an illness of fever.
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I'VE MONEY

kllze 4 :. the new Abstract Com
Nsiiable, up to date abstracts
Pnable prices.
colorado Abstract s Title Co.
wv MFR. SIS Main st.
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n me-, ns IN PHARMACY FILL
INSCRIPTIONS HERE.
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Falls From Wagon.

Unable to keep awake after standing
OF his feet all day near the center
Market. selling produce, Elmer Basin,
a farmer of Silver Hill, Nd, went 10
sleep on his wagon near the corner OF
Eleventh street and Virginia avenue
southeast. yesterday afternoon about .
q clock, and fell to the ground on MS
head, sustaining injuries about his scalp
and shoulder.
t5itaI in No . patrol wagon, where he
Vas treated for u dislocated shoulder
and slight scalp wounds. Basin in
sisted his injuries We're not serious, ana
last night returned to his home
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Injured at Bal Game.

Struck IN the eye by d foul ball while
watching z game which was in progress
near Second and Florida avenue north
west. yesterday evening about o'clock.
William Slattery, nine years old. living
at ITO New Jersey avenue northwest,
was carried TO his home by some OF the
spectators He was attended by the
family physician who pronounced his in
1uries slight.
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WANTED-FoR MARINE CORPS.

" A%TED-Fo" the L. 5 Marine Corps
ADie-bodted, unmarried men, between
read, and write English: must be citi-
zens of tie United States. Marines
serve at sea on men-of-war in all parts
Of the world. on land IL our tsiand
possessions, and at naval stations in the
United States. Apply 10 Marine Bar
racks, Washington, u G.. and Recruit
ing ONCE, L. S. NJ G, corner Holiday
and Fayette streets, Baltimore, Md
iy26tO sC30inc
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

wANTED-By reliable coIored man. position
to work clean around house, 1874 L St
NV, Jy24-2t
WANTED-By young, strong German, place
stabIeman or Waterman. Address Bon /,
WANTED-A young white man from Vir-
giuia wishes d position clerk in store,
Office, or as collector; can furnish best ref
eTences have had six years experience as
clerk in postoffice- Address " A SMALL
WOOD, Arlington. Va. jy2G-6t
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Every Saturday We Sell Our Regular
Ice cigar for DC. Sickle. 10ll Pa. ave.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Visit Halls Market, Ger. sd and C SITS.
northeast. Large supply of fresh dressed
spring chickens. Highest grade meats
obtainabIe WatermeIons, cantaIoupes,
etc, at the ruling market prices.
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Phone East 1909 for Pure Ice Cream
and sherbet. Prompt Service. Rosen-
feds. S12 H ST ne.
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WALL PAPER.

wa. V. MAHOSEY. the progressive Paper
hanger reliable. prompt. cheap legal guar
Entee. Send postal for free samples and es-
innate. Main store. 60S Pennsylvania ave
Sc, phone East lI4-E-. following agencies
1880 ct. Sc. 10 Monroe st. Anacostta
M2ttIngly's store. Congress Heights 6O1 New
York ave NV Edlaritch's store Bowie. Nd.
Ia IEtEs 81 nv. ODoHGeIFz store. SD and
Ii 81 NV. ty22-7t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HOUSE CLEANING and carpets laid :. r.
LAWSON. 1864 Green's alley NV Jy2a-5t
LADY would like TO exchange dictatton with
ii Gregg writer Address RANDOLPH, f3I
Sth ST ne II
WANTED-To buy second hand furniture.
carpets. stoves and general house furnish
ing eeods. highest cash prices paid. Address
BOX p. his Office jy2I-3t
FOR A FEW DAYS MORE we VIII make
one dozen s2 and s. photographs for 81
CASTLE. 1921 Pennsylvania ave. late of s-5
.tE St Jy26-8t
PANAMA HATS at lowest prices; call must
be sold 100 . 81. JylE-l5t
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HELP wANTED-MALE g. FEMALE
SITUATIONS wANTED--FEnALE.

WANFED-By refined lady, children TO care
for or an invalid. Address MISS NJ. &,
6l5 I 81, ne 1t
WANTED-Pupfls to coach for eighth grade
and high school. 20 sth st. jy2S-St
WANTED-By Il colored girl. place as cham
beTmaid. LOUISE. 204 l. 81 NV II
WANTED-By respectable coIored mother a
place for girl Il years old, nurse cham
bermaid. good home and small wages. Call
1921 Cedar st. Il
WANTED-By a neat ccIored girl, place as
general houseworltef, Ia small family. 1924
New Jersey It
WANTED-By neat and reliable colored
woman, place to cook 1893 9th st nv. II
WANTED-By q reliable colored woman, Of
fee work OF any kind MRS. CLARK. AL
y " jy26-3t
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NANTED-Two rooms furnished for light
housekeeping, by young married couple win
out children, $40 So. Address BON %.
this Office II
bdth same floor Northwest; give particulars.
Address BON 80. this office. II
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fee; must be bright. Industrious, good habits,
salary moderate 10 begin: good, permanent
positions state age, experience, salary et-
pacted- Address Bon 2. TINS Office ly2e-zt
WANTED-Twenty laborers for sewer work;
good wages. JAS y. CONLE, Contractor,
jefferson and Taylor SITS, Anacostia. ID. {.
WANTED-F4ve walters, leave city; white
boy, j. years old. for bar lunch i2ll 10th
81. NV. II
WANTED-SeveraI white men as general
farm hands and teaInstersi steady employ
ment; good wages H J. PATTERSON, Col
lege Park. Nd. II
WANTED-A coIored boy 10 make himself
useful in a confectionery store, So II ST ne.
WANTED-Good dishwasher and aI-round
worker no sunday work. STAR LUNCH
ROOM. 1876 nth 81. nv It
WANTED registered drug clerk, with ref
erences. Address BOX 81, this Office jy29-St
WANTED-A barber for Saturday 1903 II
st, ne. Il
WANTED wife. private family; also
house man. boy. confectionery store. III
quire 1888 18th 81 NV II
WANTED-T'wo good solicitors for Pearson's
Magazine, Address BOX -, this Office
Jy2S-3t
WANTED-One colored barber for hotel IN
FennsylTa nis, $50; way paid. I'VE walters
AGENCY $50 7th 81. NV Il
WANTED-oue reliable coIored butler. wages
Z
TEL AGENCY. sZs TN 81. nv. II
WANTED-An experienced plumber helper.
Apply between and p N, 420lz 7 st. NV
WANTED-Brlght boy to assist in photo
graphic work. some experience necessary
references. 400 10Th ST nv. i
WANTED hite man for tank wagon
driver, reference required. CAL after
O'Clock. THE NATIONAL OIL CO. RossIyu.
a II
WANTED-White barber. So - guaranteed.
LIE DRD4r BARBER SHOP, 7th and II ST.
nv. II
WANTED gooa barber for saturday; 50
guarantee 2J5 "A st NV II
WANTEL-Roy to work IN shop. call lob atA
81. i
1923 l5th 81. nv, bring reference IL
WANTED good bootbls ct,f good pay;
steady work Call Dbl Pennsylvania ave NV
WANTED-A man TO work At dairy: one
who car milk apply 18th and D SITS ne
WANTED-Good barber: steady Job: s.
guaranteed for Saturday ID and + SITS. NV.
Il
W ggl13s :. nor boy to drive wagon 90
WA%TED-rweuty brtcI5gayer- ON Monday;
Friday tor I'VE days work mail name and
address t. PO< So this ONCE VIII notify
applicants IN person sunday. II 10 , pm
jy2sZt
WA&TED-Good blacksmith; noor hand, on
( carriage wCrf. Apply u, 4. LAYTON q
SONS, $50 II ST iy2s3t
WAETED-Boy for el1auds and general work
Ia store reference Address BOX -. this
/ Office jy21-3t
WANTED-Marrted man capable Of maHaS-
ing anG working farm and care and
trious, and gise good reference BoI SUCH
good wages, house. and vegetable garden.
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Visit Halps Market, Cor. Sd and c SITS

northeast. Large supply OF fresh dressed
spring chickens, Highest grade meats
obtainable WatermelOns. cantaloupes,
etc. at the ruling market prices.
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LOOK -! /
LOOK F!
aRoyal pilsen" Is Supplied in Bottles

To meet the demand for a strictly high
grade light beer for home use For case
phone Abner-Drury Brewing Co.
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Personal.

MONEY TO LOAN N SUNS OBJ s. to $50
JOSEPH CAIN. ROOM 4o8 JESIFFR
WORKING AEH, "Cold cash runs tHis
world you need very llttle money call
for OF fine custom made suits
o. clothes. least biz used prices 10 suit
shAnies. JUSTH OLD STAND 6l9 y.
jy24-st
! MOVE pianos and household goods; all
work under my personal supervision d g.
EXPRESS. Office 17l7 9Th ST. nw. Phone
North 2ls8-A. orders Al $50 II ST nv All
orders receive prompt attention. jy2z- got
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY, SUITE
224. COLORADO BUILDING. l4th and q
never closed a reliable private detective
service. strictly confidential. any cause. ali
sections, Il. BRADFORD, Superintendent
1ya-30t
NINE. CATHERINE. Washiugton's Favorite
FalmisJ ana Card Reader. 80 New York
ses0-20t
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FOR SALE-CicOd quality opaQue shades IL
ted 10 your windows. ogty 25c; the b-sC quail
Ky oil Claque SHADES. 5ge: HuI4g Zee; vii.
cali with SAMPLES kLEEBLA'c1 :. IIIh ana
Ii cts phone East Sd .nhl%-tf
s. eS FOR SANITARY COUCHES. crop sices
lockers. 69c. gSc. and Si..s; parIur aid bed
room suites. 81 per - SEX. ItEDAO&D. q!
ana 3I3 9Th NV. apsy--t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Boy about IS for real estate Of
fee; must De bright. Industrious, good habits
salary moderate to begin. good, permanent
position; state age experience, salary ex-
pacted Address BOX p. this office Jy2s-2t
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FOR sALE-Takoma Park. two well con-
siructed new homes; reception hall. large
p0rchesi one square 10 cars; 81 GO and
-, $50: easy terms. See them
BOOTHS FARM AGENCT 10th and G NV
JyZs-3t
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"Resilyering Mirrors? Yes. Work Al
ways the best lguaranteed). Frank, rs
nth st. NV.
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Fusse1l's Ice Cream IS the Smoothest,
the purest. Best service. 1927 y. 7. ave.
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Misunderstanding chair, small wheels
front. Write d. p, 1l8 Massachusetts av
ne iV28 At
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

POOL ROOM. $3.50. cigar store ssoa. genuine
n Ia StI'k sALEs co 4:ss5rn Il,
Warder building. -.
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs 81 VEHICLES.

FOR Satellite most stylish turnout in
the city. viii sell cheap. consisting Of
beautiful black mare-Minnie; one runabout,
one side bar, buggy, mo sets of harness,
etc owner having bought an automobile.
Can be seen At the REX STABLES, Z ST
between 6th and eth nv, Jy28-$t
FOR SAI.E-Cnt- under stanhope buggy. with
canopy top, Apply IS II st. NV jy2s-3t
WE HAVE LEFT WITH rs laundry, gro
Gerry. and dayton wagons; very cheap for
cash. HARNESS SHOP. 18th and II SITS.
NV ,GeyerJ- jy2s-3t
FOR SAIE-From Virginia, four good horses;
prices from SO TO $3.50 Can be seen al 1926
9Th jy2e-3t
FOR sALE-Wagon in rear OF 442 ID St
Jy2f-3t
FOR sALE-Seven good work horses and
TWO Stat wagons 40 q st. sw- iy2I-at
FOR SALE-Mare; buggy and harness; cheap.
Call 1925 10th St NV, Jy2G-3
FOR SALE-seven horses and mares; been
used Ia contract work. they viii suit carts
or any heavy hauling and viii make excel
lent farm horses; also one fast pacing horse;
city broke. and pony been driven BY
children, these horses must be sold: no rea-
souabIe offer refused. Call at 2l2 John
Marshal place nv. jy2I-6t
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Falls From Car.

Failing from d car Of the Capital
Traction Company near the corner OF
Twentieth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. last night about Q o'clock. Mrs.
James Wells, Of 2226 I street northwest.
sustained injuries about her back She
was removed TO her home in = car
rage.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTED-Rolling chair, small wheels in
ne. jy28-3t
WANTED-CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE,
carpets, Office and store fixtures OF all kinds.
Furniture stored. packed. ana shipped. Ad-
Phone Main 1854. je26-30t
WANTED-Herc is a chance for everybody:
just opened, viii pay highest cash price Tor
old gold and silver, jewelFy, diamonds, dental
filings. and antiques ~ sJh st nv
Jy25-30t
WANTED-20 per cent discount on picture
frames during the summer months. TYLER
10 Gun 81. NV. 5y6-30L
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture,
carpets. Viii Lay full value for stoves IN
good condition. office furn' ture. ana house
hold goods OF all kinds. contents especially
D. NOTES, 90 Louisiana ave. phone III. 360b
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid Tor worn
garments, ladies' or gentlemen s. Also shoes
and hats Address postal and l viii call any
hour B, TARSHES. 1908 7th St nv Phone
North 4gg- my2s-g0t
WANTED-Pawn tickets for diamonds. rubiea.
emeralds. pearls, sapphires; cash paid for old
gold, silver yer, dentist gold and platinum u,
LOUIS ABRAHAMs, 433 9th st, ny, jy26-9lt
SPOT. CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves. brie-a-bralc, and al kinds OF
household goods BAUMS FURNITURE
SHOP. 9th and L SIS. nv. Phone North 1913.
jy25-30t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
aside your old clothing. shoes and hats be
fore seeing me- I pay highest cash prices
Tor them. Drop postal. VIII call II Gt-
WJTZ. l2OS 9TH ST. NV jy22-l5
LOOKING GLASS-Anything wrong with
yours? Stlvering beyeling; edges polished
china closet shelves: new mirrors. any size,
cheap; 20 years experience. A W FRANK,
100 nth st NV. Jylg-l2t
/ GEO, SACHS. 1l25 9Th st. NY. Drop postal
1y5-30t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-07-28

iot ~ NAN owning grocer stock etn
desires 70 form partnership with naTfY 80
mas 500 cash. Address BOX IS ms ofifrs