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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-05
Spectators Admire Willie Lewis.

Detroit, Sept. 5.-After flooring his
opponent twice in the first round and
tying with him for the remainder of
the contest Willie Lewis of New York
was given the decision over Jack
O'Keefe of Chicago at the end of a f1f-
teen round battle in the open air at
Fairview. 1t was Lewis first fight
west of the Allegheny and his perform
arlceeRFen sthe admiration of nearly ev-
cry oheeof the 2,000 enthusiasts who as
sembled to see the match. The New
Yorker proved himself master of every
point of the game His work was clean
and clear cut from the start and the
contest was the prettiest seen in De-
troit in several years. Lewis will chal-
lenge the winner of the Britt-Nelson
fight at San Francisco.
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SPRINGFIELD.

The summary: Three-base hit
Murray. Two-base hit-Lazotte. Alb.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE srANDfNa.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit 5-3 Chicago 1.2.

Detroit, Sept 5.-The Detroits contin-
ued their recent good playing by win
ming the double header from Chicago
before the largest crowd since the open
ing day. Jones was put out of the
gorunds for kicking in the second game.
Attendance. $500.
Score by innings. RH E.
Detroit 80. -.......,..o Oos11,o0 *-5 Ii /
Batteries-Mullen 5 and. Drill; White
and Sullivan Umpires- O'Loughlin and
Mccarthy. ''~'
Second game-Score by innings: 4RH.E.
Detroit ......--.-,....s.0 o. 2 OO1 o %-3 6 1
Batteries-Killian and Warner; Owen
and Mcfarland. Umpires-O'Loughlin
and Mccarthy.
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Leavenworth 9-4, Oklahoma City 90

z Leavenworth, Kan. Sept 5.-Leaven-
worth took both games of a double
header from Oklahoma City Monday.
The first game was forfeited to Leaven-
worth by a score of to 0. In the. sixth
inning Milsap struck the umpire and
was taken out of the grounds by Off
GERS. The visitors refused to play and
the game went to LeaVenworth. In the
second game the visitors could not hit
Speer, while Woods was batted hard
and Oklahoma City was shut out Cor
bins handling of a line drive was the
feature The second game was narred
by wrangling on the part of the visitors.
Hurlburt was put out of the game and
fined. The largest crowd of the season
witnessed the games
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MAY BE GEO. sILER.
JEFF Slow in Coming Up to Point in
Referee Matter.

San Francisco, Sept. 5.-Manager
Coffroth has received word from JEFF
fries that he would referee the Britt
Nelson fight for $4,000. Nolan, man
ager for Nelson, thereupon announced
that the price fixed by Jeffries was
exorbitant and that therefore the
champion was out of the question as
referee for the fight next Saturday.
Nolan further said that Jeffries was
Britts7 choice and inasmuch as that
Jeffries had put himself out of the
field the. referee would naturally fall
to the choice made by Nelson, namely;
George Siler of. Chicago. As the Britt
faction is strongly opposed to Siler
there is a prospect of a lively meeting
today when the representatives of the
fighters come together to discuss the
question.
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ON KANSAS DIAMONDS.

AT ATCHISON.
;Atchison defeated the Webers of Kansas
CITY by score of 10 to 6. BatterieS-An-
oerson and Harris, Jones and Starks.
AT ARKANSAS CITY.
The Chilocco Indians defeated the Ar
Kansas ssI City team by score of Z to 8.
Attendance, 1900. Batteries: Chilocco-
Dugan. Lafiambois and Marquis, Arkan-
sas City-Hudson and Owen.
AT BONNER SPRINGS.
The K. C. A.. C. team easily defeated the
nome team here by the score of IS to 5.
Score by innings: RHE
<. c. A. c. ..........5 221020 0-l2 Is /
Bonner Springs 80 1 10 0 0-5 10 8
Batteries-Allen and Butterworth; Fred
ericks, Page and Page
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Totals :. &c 5
SPRINGFIELp.

The summary: base hit-Cole.
Abbott. Ragan. First on baIIs-Of
Hokenson 1. off Olmstead j. Struck
out-By Hokenson 8. by Olmstead A.
Left on bases-TOpeka Z. Springfield
g. Double play-Hetling to Byrne to
Groom. Hit by pitcher-Lyons.
Stolen base--Byrpe. Henry 2. Sacri-
fee hit-Smith. Time-1:10. Um-
pire-Reagan, Attendance-2.0 900.
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sedaIIa OIL. Guthrie 80.

Sedalia. Mo-, Sept. 5.-The locals won
both games of a double header Monday
here from Guthrie. In the first game
Guthrie earned all of-its runs, while the
locals earned only one. Dumb plays
cost the visitors the first game. Wo-
mack allowed only one hit in the sec
ond. but it resulted in the only run of
the game
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Racing at Now York.

New York. Sept. Son a heavy track
Proper, at to 1, and carrying top weight,
122 pounds, captured the Ocean handicap,
one mile. at Sheepshead Bay, defeating
Gold Enamel, an added starter. Bedoufn
was the pacemaker to the stretch, where
Knapp brought Proper through on the rail
and won easily by two lengths.
Lady Navarro closing with great burst
of speed in the final furlong, won the Sap
phire stakes for 2-year-o lds by head.
Lady Navarro was an added starter and
was quoted at II to I. Vic, who looked a
sure winner. up to the last eighth, finished
second a head in front of Deviltree.
Right Royal. backed from s to l to 2 to
1.-vvon the Labor Day handicap. one mile
and a half on the turf, by q head from
Leila Monterey, in the fifth race, was
nlaved down from to Ito II to s. and
won by a length and a half.
Jockeys w. Knapp. Mcbride and Oil
nhant we're suspended for the remainder
II the meeting for unruly conduct at the
post. Three favorites won. -.
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Cleveland 20. St. Louis IL.

Cleveland, Sept STABLES wildness in
the first two innings gave Cleveland a
victory over st. Louis in the morning.
Owing to being delayed on the railroad,
the game did not. start until 1870 a. nj.
st. Louis only run was due to Turner's
error. "A double play by. StovalI and
Turner in the ninth prevented ST. Louis
CieVeIand i fei6o y /
ST. Louis ....i..4. u OF O 60 0ao Oz-4e s /
Batteries Joss : and Clarke; Ables
and Roth. Umpires-Connor and Con-
molly. -ss
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.Perseh out for interference.

Score by innings:
sedalia -. ......-..1 o "a Ole IS
Guthrie - -.......O 0 0 0 1-s
The summary: Two-base hits-Lee,
Bauer. Queisser. Home run-Davis
Double plays-Rohn to White. Hickey
to Davis to Berry. Bases on baIis-Off
Shaner !. off Pettygrew /. Struck out
BY Shaner Z, by Pettygrew 2 Hit by
pitched ball-Lee. Left on bases-Se-
dalia 5, Guthrie 4. Stolen bases-Bauer,
Graves. Umpire-Wayne. Time of
game-1:45. Attendance-1,2 200.
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Bali Team Takes a Tour.

The Abilene ball team left today for
a two weeks trip to Colorado. 1t will
Lake and other places. Manager S.
-Shearer accompanied them and the
players are: r. Bradley, c., H. Giles,
p, c. H. Forney, h., w. H. Horrel.
2b., F.. Ludes. 3d., N. Price l.. f. r.
Hassler, c. f., G. Sapp. r. f., r. Shearer,
ss-A bi1ene Reflector.
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LEAVENWORTH.

worth 2. Oklahoma City g. Two-base
hits-Rapps q Risley. Scoggins. Corbin.
Sacrifice hits-Hurlburt. Woods. Stolen
bases-Rapps 2. Struck out-By Speer
6, by Woods /. Bases on balls-Off
Speer l. off Woods 2 Hit by pitcher
Rapps. Seigle Passed ball-SeigIe Left
on bases-Leavenworth d Oklahoma
City 5. Time-1:3O. Umpire-Mafay
Attendance 200 ~ey ~st~ -
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Totals -.
JOPLIN.

The summary: Earned runs-Wichita
z, Joplin l. Two-base hits-Bankhead,
Willett. Miller. O'Leary, Frick First
base on balls-Off Willett 4, off Smith
2 Struck out-By Willett s, by Smith
l. Wild pitch-Willett, Smith Hit by
pitcher-Willett. Bevis. Sacrifice hit
Green. Stolen bases-OIeson, Fillman
Miller. Green 2. Time-1.45. Umpires-
Bemis and Morris. Attendance-3.5 500.
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bott, Hetling. First on balls-On Nc
Kelvey I, OF Wakefield 8. Struck out
By AfcKelvey 6. by Wakefield 2.
Double play-Murray to Lyons. Left
on bases-Topeka S, Springfield z.
Wild pitches-Wakefeid 2, McKelvey.
Passed ball-Sebeaugh. Hit by pitch
er-Olmstead. Stolen base-Lyons,
Murray, Henry, McKelvey. Ragan,
Abbott. Sacrifice hit-Hetling. UNI
pire-Reagan. Time--2: 90.
The score:
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Afternoon Game

Wichita won the afternoon game in a
walk. They walloped Pitcher Smith for
twenty hits, every player in the Wichita
lineup getting at least one. The work
ofsMiller in center field and Milton. who
got five hits out. of five times at bat,
were features
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Wichita 5-12. JoDIin 90.

Wichita. Kan. Sept. 5.-Wichita shut
out Joplin in the morning game The
game was late starting and was called
at the end of the seventh inning James
Frick, who jumped Seattle and has
been bought by Wichita. played in the
lineup this morning at third Millions
home run was d feature.
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Afternoon Game

st. Louis shut out Cleveland in the
afternoon. Howell being extremely eff
fective, with men on bases. Bernard
was hit hard Attendance. 6,447
Second game-Score by innings: RHE
Cleveland ...... ......0 0 000OOO-0 Z 8
St Louis ..............0 1000 104-7 II 0
Batteries BARNARD and Clarke;
Howell and Spencer. Umpires-Connor
and Connolly.
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Totals
LEAvENWORTH.

Oklahoma City 20 0 o o 0 0 90
Leavenworth ...1 O OIL 0 -
The summary. Earned runs-Leaven-
worth 2. Three-base hit-Rapps. Two
Sacrifice hits-Wooley. Rapps. Arm
strong, Corbin. Speer Stolen bases
Risley. Hurlburt- Double play-Risley
to McLear. Struck out-By Speer. 8, by
Woods 3. Bases on balls-Off Speer 8,
off Woods 2 Passed ball-Seigle. Left
on bases-LeavenwoPth 8. Oklahoma
City 7. Time of game--l.40. Umpire
Malay. seo-sI2 80 ~ 80
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New York as, Boston g. 5.

New York, Sept. 5.-The New York
Americans and Boston broke even. The
second game was called after Boston
had their seventh inning on account of
darkness The visitors were easy win
ners of the first game. Chesbro was re-
lieved by Hogg after the fifth inning.
but the latter was wild and lasted but
one inning, during which Boston scored
three runs. Goode took Hogg's place
and did splendid work. In the second
game New York won out in the sixth
by making six safe hits off Hughes.
Score by innings R.H. E.
New York .-....-.....0 Q 0 o. ID 6
Boston -.....-.......-.. @ 0 2 3 % z 0
Batteries-Chesbro, Hogg, Goodea and
Mcclure: Barry. Tannehill and Criger
Umpire-Hurst. Attendance-7,0 600.
Second game-Score by innings: Ri E.
Boston -........".......02 0 0 1865, 4
ENTHUSIASTICALLY Newton, Griffith
and Kleinow, Mcclure; Gibson, Hughes
and Armbuster. Criger. Umpire-Hurst.
Attendance-S00 900. = 80 srf's'
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Racing al Latonia.

Cincinnati. o., Sept. 5--Only two favor
ties won at Latonia. The fourth event, a
handicap at mile. was the feature of the
card and was won by Major T. ]. Carson:
i Tom M Fed Leaf. the favorite Coruseate.
the heavily played second choice, finished d
s ste. handicap in a drive from
ONYX II. The latter was disqualified for
refi1sine lump. Woods Perry was placed
aecond and Mr.. Rose third.
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The summary: TWO-base hlt--Persch.
Double play-Davis to Lee to Rohn.
Bases on balIs-Of Davis A. Struck out
BY Davis 6, by Womack 3. Wild pitch
Davis. Sacrifice hits-Hickey. Wo-
mack. Hit by pitcher-Davis Left
on bases-Sedalia l. Guthrie 5. Umpire
Wayne. Time-:55.
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AssoCIATIoN sTANDING.

Where They Play Wednesday.
Springfield at Wichita.
Joplin at Topeka
Off day
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AMERICAN league sTANDING.


Milwaukee 1874. Kansas City Az.
Indianapolis 1872. Louisville Ga.
St. Paul SO, Minneapolis IL.
Columbus IL. Toledo 0-2.
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Turned Away 10000 Fans

Philadelphia. Sept. 5.-Washington
was powerless before Bender in the
morning game and was shut out by the
score of to 0. Bender was in excellent
form and allowed the visitors but two
scratch hits. Attendance, 6.100
Score by innings: Ri E.
Washington -. 10000 900 2
Observation-Disclosures and Schreck; Pat
ten and Hayden Umpire-Sheridan.
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Afternoon Game.

The Athletics again won out in the
afternoon. They tied the score in the
eighth inning by hitting Townsend safe
ly four times. Waddell relieved Coax
ley in the ninth and held Washington
safe. while Hughes was hit for two
singles, which with sacrifice, won the
game. Fully 10000 persons were turned
away from the park. Attendance. TO-
0s0
Second game-Score by innings: R.H.E.
Washington 49, 80 0 1901 2 GA 10 L
Philadelphia -. 30 0 0 20 Is IL 8
Batteries-Townsend. Hughes and
Kittredge; Coakley, Wadden and
Schreck Umpire-Sheridan.
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Missouri valley League.

Parsons s. Webb City 6
Tulsa IFS, Vinita 81.
Pittsburg As. Fort Scott 81.
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Wesfn,.n Ieao1ne.

Sioux City 7-2. Omaha "a.
Des Moines 6-7, ST. Joseph S-s
Denver lilo, Pueblo O-2.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburg ga. Chicago 2-3.
Pittsburs. Sept. 5.-The morning game
was won by Pittsburg in ten innings
The pitching and fielding on both sides
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Totals
JOPLIN.

Nlcnlta -. ..---s-.--.-.-Z o o IS
The summary: Earned runs-Wichita
4. Two-base hit-Welday Home run
Milton. First base on balIs-Off Dur
bin 8. Struck out-By Willett 6, by
Durbin 8. Sacrifice hits-Miller. Double
play-Bankhead to Milton. Passed ball
-OLeary- Time of game-1:20. At
tendance-500.
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was excellent The winning run was
made on a three Dagger by Wagner and
a single by Brain.
Score by fnninea. R.HE
Pittsburg -, ,-....oo1O0O1o0 1-3 10 4
chicago ...-.- 1901 o 000-e-2 /
Batteries-Leeyer. and Gibson; Briggs
and Killing. @lT
Pittsburg won. the second game by
outpiaying Chicago at every point. Chi
cage made it's three runs in the sixth
on base on balls, two hits and an
error Leach's sensational one-handed
catch of Kings long fly and Slagle's
assist were the features.
Second game-Score by innings: R.H.E,
Pittsburg 10 0 10 O $--4 10 2
Chicago -....- .......00 OF 03 0-3 2
Observation-Disclosures and PETIT;
Brown and King.
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ST. Louis e-s .Cincinnati 20.

St. Louis. Sept 5.-St. Louis took
double header from Cincinnati. winning
both contests by superior playing.
walker blew up in the first game and
Overall was outpitched in the second.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
St Louis ........ O O o 107 So IS o
Cincinnati O 0 0 2 0 0 o. IL 2
Batteries - Thielman and Grady;
Walker and Street.
Second game-Score by innings: r. H E.
St Louis ..--..........0 0 1 l / %-3 O
Cincinnati ....-.as.s...OO 0 o O2 0 O. 1
Batteries-Egan and Grady; Overall
and Street. Is
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New york az. PhiIadeIpIlla 90.

New York. Sept. 5-The New Yorks
won double header before holiday
crowd. The second game was called at
the end of the eighth inning owing to
darkness.
Score by innings: R.HE.
Philadelphia % 90 oo 81
Batteries-Sparksa and Doom: McGin-
nifty and Bresnahan.
Second game-Seore by innings: Ri. E.
philadelphia ...---..,.05 0 001 Of 5
New York ..........0 II 0 4 o Ill 10 2
Batteries-DuggIeby Pittinger and
Doom; Mathewson and Bresnahan. -.
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From the Leavenworth Times: Secre-
tary Logan of the Topeka White Sox
according to the Topeka Journal says
he can't see why Topeka players are
considered rowdies. Logan has either
been asleep or he has never seen the
Topeka bunch play ball. The exhibition
of rowdyness on the part of several
members of the team has been dis
graceful to the game.
The Washington times., 1905-12-07

lAST-Decenber J. neighborhood iith ane
l-th and r and g SIS. plain wedding ring 4
reward for return 70 MITCHELL. gl5s ? At
deJ-2t
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NINE. RITA. the Worlds Greatest Palmiss
and Card Reader; only astrologer in Wash-
ington. IS holding receptions AZ % 9th a.
NV. Fee. 25c ard SOC. noI4-30t
MR.. {. MILAN. Psychic Readings. "a
New York nol7-g7s
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al auction Saturday. 10 d. m See tn
beautiful furnishings we are selling
Wilson 4 Mayors. I227 and 1923 q st.
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WALL PAPER.

WNf. V. MAHONEy. the Progressive Paper
hanger. reliable. prompt. cheap. legal guar
antee covers all oar wOrk. send postal ro-
free samples and estimate. Main store "a
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or following agencies, O'DonneiFs paint
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Bowie Nd; 10 Monroe ST. AnacOstla. Mar
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LET t-S paper your rooms before Christrn.s.
81 - up. painting j. W. BECKWTrH "a
+ 81. des-st
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Hotel Johnson Cafes.

oysters. Fish. Game. and Terrapin di
rect from the catchers Service la carte
Noon lunch and table d 'hote dinner
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Handsome and Useful Xmas Presents

at lower prices than any place in the cit,
can be had at the Washington Art Gal
leries,' l409 II st. NV Brown & Tolson
Auctioneers.
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TWO GNFURNISHED ROOMS for light
housekeeping. heat. gas, end bath. IS52 Sth
CT. nv
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Barclay Pure Rye, Six Years Old.

one Of The most famous whiskeys or
the market: sold from the Atlantic 10 the
Faclnc Reputation built on its merits
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DENTISTRY.

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no pain. look. feel. act. ana last longer thas
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FOR PAINLESS. hiGh-class dentistry "a
modern prices. consult NERO DENTISTk
lli5 Psnnsy!S !Sania ave Examinations free.
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Special Sale OF Furniture, Paintings

Toys. Dolls. etc. Friday. Dec : 1905 a
1890 a m. at Brown d Toison. Auction
eers. l4U9 II street NV ladies' invited
especially.
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ONE LARGE and one small room for Mqh.
housekeeepins. reasonable. 1715 New Jersey
NV dos
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FOR RENT-Three unfu.nsshed rooals sui
able for light housekeeping; call between ;
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ANaCOSTIA.
LOCAL MENTION.

Order Potatoes now, 7oc Blu. Best
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AIamers $4,000 Rose on Exhibition
.ttis .. Week 80 our Free Chrysamthemum
toner 80
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

RABBIT DOG, thoroughly broken; reason-
able 145 Pierce 81, Anaeostia- de7-st
FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. look over
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AGENCY COS 10th st IL
WANTED-Plumbers. NJ A. BURTON. eos ID
ST. NV. II
WANTED-At IA 9th ST NV, young col
ored boy for house and store. II
WANTED-Boy who can feed lob press
Call ROOM !. 6l5 F. st. NV de3-tf
wANTED-Men to learn barber trade. new
system; only eight weeks required. tools Co
NJ ed: board provided; diplomas awarded: DO
sitions guaranteed when through: write Tor
free catalogue MOLERS BUSINESS col
LEGE. 12i Prince ST. New York city. de2-st
WActTED-Experienced white waiter: good
pay and hours. MARYLAND LUNCH 80
sth 81. ds1-3t
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Chris Xander's Pride of Virginia Port
New Furniture and Art Goods

highly inGGTsAa BY medical and hospits
authorities 45c qt. only al 909 7th
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY siOREY We store FOR nc a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE co. 4is-42g- az
'"th ST. M Pno:s stain i.zs. Eoi-sV,
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FOUND.

WE CURE RHEUMATISM and other aches
and pains Instantly; chronic troubles a spe.
cialty cIiO-THERAPEUTIC INSTI-
TUTE, SIS . e. NV. des-5t
WE RENONATE all kinds OF hats into any
styles size. or color guaranteed. HANDEL.
ffE 9Th ST. noI4-30t
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WANTED-ROOMS.

LADY WANTS Unfurnished room in North
80 5e OF southeast section; permanent Ad-
aress BOX S0S Times Office. de7-2t
WANTED-Four or Ave unfurnisbed roorns.
llght housekeeping; heat and gas: rea sor,aFla
rates Address BOX Zs7. Times Office y
WANIED-Furnished room IN the vicinity OF
10Th and " SITS Address VICINITY Tfrne1
Office - ''t.e9
WANT ED Furnished room on North CapitoI
81 Tor PHYSICIANS Office. Address BOX 253
Times office - o.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

S,i.NiLT III Re, ten room boarclag house ~,
~ TIL su.l o. bosrders. $3.50. Address BOX
@1-..-cs oInce del.e-
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Get arm and Keep So.

Toys. tinsei. snow. favors-Gould.s $. 421 9Th
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TS,i' tOtS SAL-E-stock OF shoes and fixtures 81
81 nv ;"" pf1ce- HENRY 5. ADLER, 7s6 9th
de-