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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
FRED CLARK t1FTraG

ooIica Judge Y. L To1eH tats Y >rt2>-
ng racaivad , telegram fr2~.2 g, : 70
lard Miss, stating nat hi' ae>ta4r-
n ..av M. Freq ,ark was sioT:y
sinking aad not expected to live
Judge Toaey and Soaotor 81 < C>eeg
t,.rt On the afternoon train. NJ Giark
married Mss Lydia 'Toney, a sIste- u
Judge ro1ey and seuatcr T57ag
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
P99efftsEp,v JEWISH GATHERING

Atlantic City. n =. June s.-{Spe-
cal h number OF dtstingllshed He
brew scholars from different parts on
the country are here attending the
convention of the Jewish chautauqua
society OF America. which opened TO-
day Religious and educational Sub
,4cts will be discussed by prominent
speakers ard thinkers of the race. In
Guiding Or Silvernan and others,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
-Ao 1toLS -7APdoE1 FROM
Ola 70 KANSAS CITY

e~aa5ss C.ty. -9n4 --Ana MliIar
- eia-r e the tuo Arkar5s., girls
~ trAn2pet 400 miles to K1asa>s
t',5y. f>pnd j. home ta.s weeA w.t.
" 4ec M George Y v3gel lsG6
as:-.,t T2sty.tn.cd straat rne youaser
.+4r Fsn-A. Is staHng Hsta Hr5
A12a Taggart. police matron. 1T pc
Ice neaiquarter5 Mrs Tasgart ex
3acts to find 4 hone ~ Ter soon
Both girls spent the night IN the ma
irons rooms. AVID were suppil.ed with
shoes and 1ther Decessaries, The girls
agad q aad IS. walked from oio, Arr
e thls city u search Of work Thay
arr'v.i Arrest eyh austed PEERLESS
and oa-afoOted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
VETERANS MEETING.

There will be a meeting OF the J.
I'd Murray camp, q. c. V, az the
courthouse at 8 o'clock Saturday
night, and as important matters are 70
be disposed of all the menoeeS ar
urged To- be present
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08
CEMETERY ASSoEtArt1.

The Ladies Cemetery lssocaatlon
vii, hold its regular meeting to11or-
row afternoon at O'Clock D. < of ?.
hall
Mrs Ollie Alexander. Pres
Mrs. Nellie Hicks Lueeg SEE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08

rha --4.irs Of the essays oy me
rrs,uat4s of Al2uac,atJ"a academy
took place toaa. at ne academy. be
tl.n;n5 At 70 d N The graduates
4..d thai- essays are as follows
BY Or Efforts Ne Hope to Rise, .
Ttao Dagis
.FF,,..- an+ IT'S Qre4r," Ruby Jones'
fr-.,d C-aas 2u Earth snine as
Bright, a-s tae Stars il Heaven, .
Nellie ONeai.
Time al Dances as the Slowest
T;aA an1 Retreat as thu Sriftest Cur
ror,t Leu. oConneu
Muse uas rendered by the school
r,a-u-e-9-, Diapers. TIE essays AL
showed careful preparation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08

The davii usually appiauds the man
who roars ac hIm In prayer meeting
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-06-08

wock alone and tho weeh Is hut HIATT
some Engineer Harper says he work
vii be pushed rapidly forward
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BUY

Two lots from us $500 and up
warde). when paid for, we build yod
home. II house costs $500. -
months interest win amount to $i0s:
total. $7O0. Ycu pay Us $3.50 per
month for 40 nonths: l-3 1earn
rent does the wofh.
Get Yours
q WE'LL
ll3 Main Street
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Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-25
(Morenci Standerd.l

On Thursday morning about eight thirty o'clock, while overseeing the work at the Arizona Central mine of the Detroit Copper Mining company, Shift Boss William F. Hogan walked into fifty foot shaft and broke his back and both legs besides sustaining serious bruises.
 Mir. Hogan had entered the Arizona waste tunnel and was starting on his round through the mine. He came to place where bar is stretched across the tunnel to keep people from fall ing into the shaft and not taking the trouble to lift the bar, he put one foot over and braced it on a rail and then started to draw himself over He had on a new pair of shoes and as the weight of his body fell on the ex- tended foot, his shoe slipped and he fell forward into the shaft a distance of fifty feet lighting on both feet.
 From a lower level they had been drawing out waste from this shaft so it was miraculous that he was not either drawn in with the waste or covered from above.
 It was fully half an hour before any one heard his cries for help. An Italian car man while bringing car of waste to dump into the shaft heard the cry and hastened to summon aid. It was almost two hours before they succeed ed in removing him to the hospital where it was found by Dr. Tuthill that his back was broken besides his ankles and several serious bruises.
 MT. Hogan comes from Walnut Ridge. Arkansas where he still has a mother living. He has been in the employ of the D. C. M. Co. for many years and was very highly thought of by his employers as well as his fel- low workmen.
 Should he recover it would be lit tie less than a miracle but his large host of friends are daily watching his progress with the hope that each day will bring some new development for good.
 Mir. Hogan is a member of the Odd Fellow lodge in which he has taken quite an active interest. He is in- terested in houses many of which are among the best rental properties in camp.
 AS a specimen of manly courage and nerve, MT. Hogan is one of the finest examples ever known. During all his pain he has not for a moment lost consciousness and never a word of bitter c,mplaint as to his fate has he ever spoken. He thoroughly real i izes the seriousness of his condition but takes it as a matter of life and awaiting the outcome he shows calm, patient resignation. Such character should be spared.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-25
HIGH GRADE PIANOS.

The Zellner Piano company sells none but high grade pianos, and has made an enviable record in the terri tory both for amount of business han died and for quafty of pianos sold The company has recently brought here a carload of pianos, and is able to sell at the lowest prices on account of the saving in freight rates. Only pianos able to withstand the dry clim, ate are handled. Call at the compa ny's store, Hughes block. opposite the gymnasium and examine the pianos at your leisure.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-25
MINE ACCIDENT IN CLIFTON DISTRICT
HOGAN FALLS FIFTY
 FEET INTO SHAFT.

Arizona Central Mine Of Detroit Cop per Go. Was the Scene of the Acci- dent-chances for Recovery Are Slight.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-25

opened in the lower levels of the Cop per Hill and Defiance mines is toward the Iron Cap ground, and the opening of productive and valuable mine in the Iron Cap property would see to be only matter of sufficient develop ment.
 At the Old Dominion smelter three furnaces have been in blast during the week, but the output Of copper has fallen short of the recent daily aver age of 100000 pounds because of in- sufficient blast while the large con verter blowing engine was being re- modelled. This work has been prac- tically finished, and the capacity of the engine having been doubled, an in- creased production of copper may be expected for the remainder of the month.
 g @ w
 Mrs. Anna Norris Kendall. of La Moille, H.. Miss Knudson, of Los An g,eles, Cal. and MT. Yonker, a promi- nent attorney of Des Moines, la, were visitors here this week. Mrs. Ken dall is largely interested in the Unit ed States group of mines adjoining the Old Dominion on the west side of Pinal creek, the development of which is soon to be undertaken. The visi- tors left this morning for Los Angeles.
 -I-
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-25

Ice Cream Soda at the Angelus.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-25

On Tuesday the papers were signed for the transfer of large interest in the Iron Cap group of mines to Sa- fem. Mass. parties. The transaction contemplates reorganization and in crease of the capital stock of the com pany to 250,000 shares of a par value of S10, the new interest to receive 55,- 900 shares in consideration of $40,000 to be expended for development and improvements on the property and a certain sum to be paid in installments to the present stockholders, who aTs also to receive 101 .666 shares of iEe new stock The remainder of :he capital stock, amounting to 30,3S4 shares, is to be placed in the treasury to be sold as necessity may require for the operation and equipment of lhe property. The principal Arizona stockholders are: G. W. Woy, Henry Shoap and Mir. and Mrs. Winthrop House, of Globe, and N. Golf and NJ. J.. Galpin, of Phoenix.
 The Iron Cap comprises six claims. situated between the Copper Hill, De fiance and Cochise claims of the Ari- zona Commercial Copper company, on the west. and the Matamora group, also owned by the Arizona Commercial Copper company, on the east. The trend of several. long sulphide veins
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-01-08
A SAD HOLIDAY.

1t was sad Christmas for young
man from Rochester who stopped in
Brooklyn to spend the holiday with his
sweetheart. He arrived IN Brooklyn
with wardrobe consisting Of a change
of shirts. two or three ctean collars, and
The clothes upon his back A day on
the train had takensethe crease out of
his trousers, and he decided to have
them pressed when he got TO Brooklyn
There was an accommodating hellboy
at the hotel where the young man put
up on Saturday night before Christmas
s The boy was SO accommodating that he
even mentioned pressing clothes before
the young man thought to breach the
subject. That right at II 30 as the young
man from Rochester was retiring, he
rang for a bellboy and gave him the
trousers.
Il want them back at o'clock sharp
tomorrow" he cautioned the boy
'sOh, yes. they'll be back sure" said
the boy. I'm send them up with your
call
The next morning the man from Roch-
ester got up and rang the bell When a
boy came up he demanded his trousers.
What trousers2' the boy asked, in
dull surprise.
The Rochester man explained with a
patience that was coTnmendable consid-
ering the delicate situation.
There was a search for the trousers
After half an hour the boy returned and
announced to the Tuning young man
The trouserless gentleman seized the
telephone and yelled down 10 the Of
fee.
Il want my pants.''
II haven't got then. on" shouted back
the clerk, who thought he was funny
Then there were fireworks Somehow
the hotel management could not be
made to take the same interest in the
lost trousers as the young man had him
self. He explained that he had no other
trousers. Finally, as a last resort, he
buy him pair OF trousers
Get me q good striped pair 81 and s., p
he directed.
'.Tn sorry. my friend" the clerk re-
piled over the telephone to the room,
this is Sunday morning, andJthey don [
sell pants In Brooklyn on the Sabbath
This terrible blow came about $50 At
10 the young man was expected at his
sweetheart's house How could he go
there without trousers? At last a sym
pathetic clerk became interested enough
to make the discovery that bellboy No.
2 had taken the trousers out TO be
No . would not come to work until
o'clock in the afternoon. The clerk was
sure he had taken the trousers to some
nearby place 10 be pressed, but all the
places were closed, even If they knew
which one had the missing trousers A
messenger was sent to No rs house. He
got back in two hours with the news
that No. was out enjoying Christmas
BY this time the trouserless man was
in a fearful rage.
To avert murder or other fearful dis
aster, the obligin6 clerk offered to lend
the Rochester man a pair OF his trousers
He said he hoHed they would fit
I'm only 90 in the waist he explain
ed
That was just six sizes too large, but
at 1890 the Rochester man left the hotel
his underpinning looking like the legs OF
funny man in burlesque comedy Ter
minutes after he left IN rushed No.
with the missing trousers. But he was
too late.
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LONGEVITY OF TYPHOID GERMS.

Recent experiments by scientists of
wisconsin and Illinois upon the aiongev-
fly OF the typhoid bacillus in water
tend to show that the typhoid germ lives
longer In pure water than in water con-
taminated with sewage and longer in
winter than in summer Soil bacteria
quickly destroy the typhoid bacteria, but
the bacteria in uncontaminated water
seems to have no such effect. At the
temperature OF the ice chest the typhoid
germ grows in the by-products of other
bacteria which at higher temperatures
are fatal to it
In steriIized Lake Michigan water the
typhoid bacillus lives from fifteen "a
twenty-five days. while in unsterlized
water they live but five or eight days
In polluted water they live from ten
minutes to three days.
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HELP IANrED-MALE & FEMALE

WANTED-Pupiis to learn stenography in
1b0 hours. money refunded Send for book
let. STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l5-3Ie
Colorado Building 5aI-3Ot
HELP OF ALL KINDS for hotels and pri-
yate families white and coiored. 1903 New
York ave. NV. Ii
WANTED-You-g men and women 10 learn
shorthand In ten weeks (at hoTneJ; simpIi-
fed system; complete course, So. Address
SIMPLICITY. this office. de6-3t
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FOR sALE-FARMs-

FARM SALEsIs acres. 4ss miles from
Washtngton, improved by neat 5-roon1 cellar
dwelling bank barn. chicken. sTrcSe. and
wash houses; property fronts pike has ex-
t-e-,-.r fertile SOIL least bit rolling; 800 Of
500 Young bearing fruit trees: II property Is
taken within next Is days there is about 500
worth OF personal property. including house
hold and kitchen furniture. coal. potatoes,
honey a years supply fine bacon. all va
-{a-fss fruit and ieliies hives bees. new
wagon harness. nice buggy, saddle mower.
c.,,Tin9 b0x tools of every description This
is sn opportunity to get possession OF a piecs
Of property that is ready for immediate Nv
Ing and Is equal TO a gold mine to a person
in position to take care OF same Do not fsii
10 see Us once
THIS IS ONE OF IA BARGAINS " -
HAVE IN FARMS.
ATKINSON s BALLARD co. (Ine.)
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WANTEp-ROoMS.

49, - c-l1-iWo large adjoining rooms. near
pt.i,ts1iE schooi, for light housekeeping: two
oies' Two children state full particulars
@A"oiess BOX $50. this Office. 1t
49, w a-N ED-Lady artist. Paris study. will
. ASsans &c lessons or painting for light room.
AddtesS bon 34S, this office. 1t
, WAN t:D-By gentleman. a bright, Wei
neateo furnished room for which piano les
soiiS would be taken as payment or part pay
this office n
WANIED-Two three clean completely
lurhShec rooms for light housekeeping. with
gas path, furnace steam heat; state low
est price and location. Address BOX 32s.
e---s o-llce- 1a7-St
WANTEI-5y mother and son. three four
eheerfuIy furnished rooms, complete, with
neat and gas for light housekeeping. good 10
Office ia7of
WANfED-By young man and wife. three
or Tour unfinished rooms; gas and heat;
lor hgnt housekeeping; convenient to good
car me- with quiet. respectable family Ad-
cI ess BOX POS. this Office ja6-3t
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-Saiesrnen OF ability and neat APP
pearancA 10 call on all merchants in their
territory; elegant side line. convenient 20
carry; good commissions; prompt remittance.
BELMONT MFG CO. Cincinnati. Ohio II
CIGAR SALESMAN WANTED; experience
unnecessary; good pay. EMANUEL CO..
Station J, New York city ta1-Su-4t
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS-We manufacture eighty fast sellers:
cannot be obtained elsewhere; samples free
to hustlers. PEASE MFG. CO.. Buffalo,
N Y tas.E
AGENTS MAKE So to 80 a day fitting
glasses: big profits: our M-page free eye book
tells how: write today. JACKSONIAN OP-
TICAL COLLEGE. College Place. Jackson,
Mich de1s-S
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LOCAL MENTION.
Perfection In Pie-Making,

Holmes genuine homemade pies rep
resent the limit of achievement in pastry
making and baking. They are as delic-
iouS and wholesome as the skilled
use of the best ingredients can make
them. Mince, pumpkin and all other
good kinds. Zoe each delivered Holmes
Bakery. 1st and E SITS. Phones Z. 144o
and 1441.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By gentleman, board and room
with Belgian or French family; terms mod
crate; In the Northwest section Address
BOX $50. this Office 5eI-2t
WANTED-By young Hebrew gentleman
room and board with family of same faith
liVing Northwest Address BOX 80, this Of
nee ja6-3t
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR REM
THOMAS j. FISHER < CO.. INC.
ZEAL ESIAIE. Loans. AND ISSgR-
ANCE. IfI4 r ST ~ w
TELEPHONES NJ szs ara II sasS
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Air-Tiqht

Alright Coal Heater, Will Heat Space
feet square. SIS %. a. Eberiy's Sons,
us 18th st NV
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.
TEMPTING PROPERTY BARGAINS

An excellent store at the corner of 9TH -
and Poplar srs A bargain at sa-7Ss
-2sfs p st: snug S-roou1 home SIDE
alley Special bargain at----=------.- 10
-3ee 2zti1 St: s-roon house on good iot-
Special to quick buyer - 20
The Miller-Sheemaker Hsi { ISL -
MAIN OFFICE. 1873 sd st Phone " -
rir.f ward Rrsnch once. Pa ave and ROCK
Creek Phone West 81. 5as-O
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

FOR SALE-Young parrots, canaries, rab-
bits, guinea pigs. dogs, cats. and pets OF all
kinds Birds boarded for the summer.
SCHMID.S BIRD STORE. 712 18th st: NV.
and sSi II ct. ne ae2o-u
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RESTAURANTS.

OPENING THURSDAY, at 4:So p. m. Of
]. B. LAI CO.'S JAPANESE RESTAU-
RANT, 20li l4th St NV. FirEt-claSs service
Separate dining rooms for ladies. Open till
l;3o am and Sundays ja4-st
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SMALL SAVINGS MAKE FORTUNES >.
each month for three years Ss5a returns
$500 IN gold. real estate guarantee HEP r.
THE PLACE" sis Sth st NV is.s1sf
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-l333 c. st NV basement store
and rear room: heat and light; $3.50 KAR-
RICK & METCALF. 1888 @ st. jaS-st
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-Office rooms IN the Evans Build
ing. 1416 TO 1424 New York ave. NV; most
centrally located: rental very low. Apply to
JOHN O. EVANS, 1924 New York ave. se21 If
BLISS BUILDING, So B st nw.-Very de-
sirable Offices. facing Capitol with heat
light, and janitor service, from IS per month
up CAN or write A o. BLISS. Telephone
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FOR RENT-FLArs.

FOR RENT-Thrse rooms and hall fat: also
20. ss oihing rt-ssn. 294 Indiana ave nw
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THE WASHINGTON TINES SUNDAY JANUARY s. 1905.
HELP wANTED-MALE.

W VA good boy, with wheel. 10 carry
. Baltimore sun route. Call SUN BUREAU
1917 e, or 800 St ne. iaS-3t
s WAMTED1At once. young man with some
experience in meat business; rpUst bring good
NV. sase
WANTED-A boy about II to learn drug bust
office. faS2f
WANTED-Young man. with some experi-
ei1ee In drug business. CAAiPBEId.'s
PHARMACY 200 e st. II
WANTED-Coiored student for evenings;
r St NV. ROOM 5. II
WANTED-slo in gold win be given 10 man
or woman. boy or girl, who viii ansvge,
ten questions correctly. Question blank is
sued by AMERICAN HoMESEEKERs' As
SociATIoN Qnc.), 4ls 10th ST NV. BOWIE,
President. laser
WANTED-First- ladies' tailor CHAT
ELAN. LIS 18th st. NV. jaS-3t
SO PER WEEK and travelling expenses paId
statesmen 10 sell foods to grocery dealers;
cage iaS-SI, th-et
CIRCULAR and sample distributors wanted
OPERATIVE ADV. CO. y. Y. 1t
WANTED-Men everywhere. good pay. to dis
tribute circulars. adv matter. tack signs.
etc. no canyassing. NATIONAL ADV. BI-
REAU. Chicago. 1t
TWO LAW STUDENTS would ike four
others join class to defray expenses of quiz
master! master Two nights each week: good opportr-
nity and reasonable fee. For particulars ad-
dress BOX 32s, this Office. Jas IL
CIRCULAR and sample distributors wanted
eEefy~here permanent position; good pay.
cago- II
WANTED-Representa in every city
town or village. by Philadelphia manufactur-
dr ing eo lpa good pay TO right party Ad-
WANTED-Agents TO solicit SUBSCRIPTIONS;
salary; commission; reference. MEDICO-
PHARMACEUTICAL JOURNAL, 1547 Aadi-
son ave. New York no2!-20Su
W7ANTED-Man to teach English in business
college; state age education. experience, and
salary wanted. Address FOX Sss. this office.
WANTED-Hypnotic subjects: either sex;
state stat experience. if any. Address BOX $4s,
liiis once. -aI-3t
wANTED-Young man to work % days in
exchange for business college course Ad-
dress BOX 33S. this office JaT-tf
CHANCE TO LEARN BARBER TRADE
New system; only weeks required: wages
Saturdays: tools donated; diplomas awarded.
anyone can learn; positions guaranteed grad
BARBER SCHOOL. New York city. ja7-6t
WANTED-SampIe distri cutters; neat appear
ance necessary Apply after 5. GAFF ADV.
CO. 5o4 I1th st. ia7-2t
WANTED-Six stout white boys about 49,
call tonight or Monday morning early. ready
Tor work; also two roof painters ia 9Th st.
j NV. ja7-2t
| WANTED Experienced white man for lunch
bar QUEEN CAFE, It'll and G SITS. jaI-3t
WANTED-Experiencec white waftcr good
| pay MARYLAND QUICK LUNCH, SO 9Th
st. NV. jas-2t
WANTED-Two good canyassers, salary and
commission Address BOX 27s. this Office.
| jas-St
| WANTED-Beys with bicycles TO work from
| > p m 70 IL D. M: good pay. Apply MI
TUAL DISTRICT MESSENGER COMPANY,
| 1401 st. ia5-f4t
| WANTED-A boy with bicycle for messenger
service in Mount Pleasant: day work. APP
| ply MUTUAL DISTRICT MESSENGER Co.
| 1401 z St ias-4t
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
| good income corresponding for newspapers:
experience unnecessary Send for particulars
| NORTHERN PRESS SYNDICATE, Lockport
| N Y Ja4-7t
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FOX RENT--Upper fat q Seaton st ne !.
SIX rooms and bath; furnace heat: only SO 70
bl-oSDoN. OBRIEN BELT 1870 G. ST
NV: ..s-ef
FOR RENT-is44 New Jersey ave nv erv-
t'ooT nat nnest IL city: Ave rooms: bath; pan
~ ID. &c closets and storage. separate yard:
only ise5.
FOX RENT-A very desirable fat four rooms
path. all modern improvements; handsomely
papered: gooo location Northeast: rent. SIG. 80.
$3.50 and SIS per month
EDWARDS & REEVES fIncl e14 18th St NV
ja4-st
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WANTED-Married lady or widow who can
spare I'VE or six hours daily; no canvass!ng
ilotfilhS TO SELL one who has telephone In
residence preferred. Address G. II. s. & r.,
titsS once 1
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WANFED-Ap honest, experienced chamber
ave Sc. Ii
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AWANTED-Girl for general housework Cal
soi 4th 81. N.Y. II
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
WANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycle
in Washington. il3 Pennsylvania ave. my.
ja7-3t
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FOUND.

FREE 1 H. of Fancy Cakes with each
gallon OF ice cream. 7oc and soc per gallon.
IACEY'S, so7 New York ave taS-f
FOUND-Adrtft. November IS. 1904. In main
channel between the tramway and halfway
tree a bateau; owner please call at BEACH S.
1912 9Th St Sc. prove property. and pay
costs 3aI-St
FOJTND-Black and white pup. followed
ga stbound Avenue car. Sun BUILDING.
ia6-3t
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wANrED-HopsEs & VEHICLES
ATKINSON 8 BALLARD co. (Ine.)

wANTED-Inside curtain wagon. cheap Al
dress particulars and price. c. SEBY, isas =
ST &C. jas-3<
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting
NO pain: look. feel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made normal:
painless Ailings. DR. J. L WILSON. 128s F
st oeZs-S0t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for 7sc load
UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. 41s-42e-f2z
10th st. my. Phone Main 42es. ia1-s0t