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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-05
MICHAEL DAVITT.

Michael Davitt, the dead Irish land
Lacquer, was not a patriot for revenue
only. He sacrificed all he had in the
cause of Ireland as he understood it.
He was four times imprisoned for in
citing rebellion his most serious col
lision with the law being in 1870, when
he was convicted of treason for his
completely in the Fenian movement of
1866. He was sentenced to fifteen
years and after serving half his term
was released on cket-of-leave.
He Immediately began work on the
land propaganda for Ireland, and dur
ing the enforcement of the coercion
act of 1880 was again arrested and his
ticket f-leave revoked. He was in
prison a year and half on this Oc
casion, and was again released, but
his spirit was not broken and he be-
gan new labors which brought him
two more short terms of imprison-
ment.
Mr.. Davitt was one Of the origina-
tors of the Irish Land league, whose
avowed purpose was to secure a reduc-
ton of rents and to refuse payment
where reductions were refused. But
back of this material of the campaign
the league had for its object a change
in the laws which would bring about
peasant proprietorship. Earlier than
this. John Bright had proposed as
settlement of the land question that
the government buy out all the es-
tates which were available and forcibly
purchase the lands of corporations in
Ireland, reselling the ground in small
farms on thirty-six years time. The
league struggled against the slow-miv
ing process of English politics, got in
to politics itself, built up the Irish par
liamentary party, which was partly
supported by funds from America, So
ICIteu Dy bdVllI, DlllOn ana OtnerS,
succeeded in modifying the land laws
and finally bringing home rule to an
issue in the house of commons
The agitation of which this ticket
of-leave man was one of the strenuous
propagators, has convulsed English
politics for thirty-five years. Three
times the Irish members have been the
balance of power between the English
parties in the house, twice they have
succeeded in bringing home rule to a
vote, and now as all the old leaders
of the Irish agitation are passing away,
a measure of home rule is again on
the horizon of British politics.
Mr.. John E. Redmond the present
leader of the Irish party, has recently
stated that he has the promise of the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-05
RAILROAD DESPOTISM.

The nastiest part of the revelations
regarding the Pennsylvania is that
chapter relating to the treatment of
citizens who attempted to open coal
mines without the advice or consent
of the railroad. The testimony of one
of the vice presidents of the road is
that he discouraged new openings"
and that he refused applicants side
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-05

BURNING TH1RTY-F1vB THOUsAND BARREL
TANK.
cafities became exhausted. One Of the
famous oil towns Of forty years ago
was Pitbole City, which. next to Phila-
delphia, had at one time the largest
postofhce Of any city in the state of
Pennsylvania. Today the place where
Pithole City stood is farm land.
People had been gathering oil at Ger
tain places in Pennsylvania in the
vicinity Of streams for some years pre-
vious to brakes experiment and had
been collecting it from the water by
means Of pits arranged like separators,
the water flowing away below, leaving
the oil floating on the surface, whence
It was dipped up with blankets. Drake
sank an artesian well. When the bore
had penetrated thirty three feet the
drill dropped into a crevice about six
inches. This was on Saturday night.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-05

According to Rev. Newton Dwight
Hills the man who wears smile
stands a much better chance of secur-
ing a job. Of course it should depend
a little on the character of the job.
The man with a broad grin wouldn't
be picked out for an undertaker's as
sistant
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-05
.-& >-a1
How Rockefeller
Gets His Oil
~ -

TINE oil bust
i ness has come
very sharply
into the public eye
since the presi-
dents special mes
sage on the subject
and the proceed
ings begun by the
interstat tie COM
merce commission
under the congress
sional resolution or
s~n ~vr{ NsVv
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-05

Richard Garfield occasionally gave
rebate on a note to a busted scion of
great house, but when it comes to a
United States senator he demands pay
ment in full. Mr. Garfield evidently
believes that senators can make money
and pay their debts if they try.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-05

That New York scientist who is try
ing to isolate the rheumatism germ
is not doing anything new. Others
have tried the same experiment, but
the rheumatism germ is chummy and
companionable and insists on having
human society.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-05

Governor Hanley. of Indiana, gave
an address a few days ago that was
calculated to make predatory wealth"
curl up a little on the edges.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-05

In the old days it used to be a popu-
lar political stunt "tO twist the British
lions tail" Now the tail twisting is
all confined to the home menagerie.
At the present time the beef trusts
caudal end is showing a few wrinkles
from well-directed rotary efforts.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-05

A sea-leved canal, which has been
agreed upon by the senate, will GER
tally be more satisfactory than a dead
lock canal
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-05

Entered at the Postoffice at Walla
\ lila, Washington as Secono'ciass
Matter.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-05

Tickets on Sale at Book Nook.
PRICES 75c SOC Soc
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.


GOLDENBERG'S Ith and Il zts- NV
5. kANH. SONS q CO, ON an Ma ket space
ERNIN's CIGAR STORE, l4th and Fla ave
EREIN'S CIGAR STORE. 2slZ l4th St. nv.
W. Z. MeNULTY. cigar store. l8tn and 4 NV.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton x
Nelson, FropTietGrs; e9rner Rho2e Island
ROBERT 4. PEIzOLD. Tho Harvard Ehar-
macy. nth and Harvard sts. NV.
w A, DARLING coz, 18th aud L sts. NV.
/. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor 7ta So. Rhode
Island ave. ana 81. nv.
II I. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th st. ana Mass,
CHAs- c. HoRNUNG. christtani Pharmacy.
sw. cor ith and - sts. NV.
DOM 4 SANFORD. New York ave and
r. A, XEITcH. 2oth and NJ sta NV.
QUiGLEY's PHARMACY. 2lst ana G sts. nw.
GILLETTE n CO. l4th and J. sJs NV.
s N. WAGNER & CO.. Isl ana II sts Nv.
= 4. TAYLOR. cor sta and l. SIS. NV.
EOBLENIG PHARMACY. North Capitol ST
and Florida ave
NORTHEAST.
EORsTONs BOTANICAL. PHARMACY. cor
i2th e., and Florida ave ne.
CEfAS, II. BLUMER. \. Cap. and r sta ne
AeCHEsNEt < JOACHIM. cor d and Il SIS,
SOUTHEAST.
a z, PoWEI-I tta and East Capitol SITS.
ODONNEI-L DRUG CO.. sth ana q sts.
B. 3 FEAAsK. Nv COZ. nth ana Pa ave
SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 9Th and B strseta
ANACOSTIA
sCRYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe snd
Jefferson sIs.
BRoCKLAND, q. c.
ARTHUR Il. +. LuERssEN. Drug store.
ALEXANDRIA. VA
r. Z. CARNE & Co. los King 81
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For Rent-Suburhan.

FOR REET-Cottage nearly new, Wood
ridge. close City and Suburban line; one fare:
city and filtered cfstern water shed. garden /.
$3.50 month. G. r. FLETCHER. LanEdon
d. c. degi-3t
FOR RENT-Cheap. small country place, con-
venient to city ears; coy cottage. etc; splen-
did chicken farm. Address BOX 40. Times
offiee, de2h2a
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Wall Paper.

WM. Y. MAHONET. the man that made
papeThanE1nE famous. reliable. prompt cheat.
legal guarantee lovers all our WORK sand
postal for fTee samples and estimate. Main
store. GJS Pennsylvania ave. Es- geIeDhone
East llt-F. OI following agencies. De Maine
4 Co, asE NJ st. uwri EtIayItch'a store
Bowie, Nd, ~ Monroe St. Anacostia: New
comDe'S drug store. Congress Heights; COZ
New York ave. nw-I 1880 T. st. Sc; C0uaway'
store, Laurel, Md. General store Glendale.
POstOnlCC, Colonial BeaCu. Va; Ingalls, Real
Estate Once HyattsvilIe, MD. Sha vs. Store
TWining CITY. LlOyd's store. Seab- Ooke Mo
New agency. just established. LueTIson's 5 drug
store, BruOkiand- deiI-IU
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YOUNG MAN with retail experience TO sell
goods on road; excellent opportunity for adj
vancement with wen known house HAP
GOODS 1913 Commonwealth Trust Bldg.
Philadelphia.
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FURNISHED Rooms. with or without light
housekeeping, ali Conveniences, After .. m.
45l ii ~. NV. de2l-Et
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Advertisements VIII be accepted at any Of
ths following branch Offices regular alilce
rates. II ii - tncOnVeHlent ID leare advertise
ulents at either branch office 1r The Times
Business once. they may be teisphOnsd direct
10 The Times tMain b2b0j ana messenger
will call TO collect without az "a tIonai charge
10 the advertiser.
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FOR SALE-MoTe than thirty slightly used
higl-ETaae Upright Pianos 10 be closed out
at a fraction thslT value Grand chance for
gift buyers S2yJ Billings, Sl00s S25e jacob
BTCs-. $40. $3.50 Hennlus 4li5s 500 SLiem.
Sl55s 4sjo ShoningeT. 500 500 Nose, S325, sssJ
Sobmer. $50. square Pianos, 81 Up. Easy
payments. =. J. peMOLL & CO., lg5I q
ST deIz-tf
FOR SALE
THREE UPRIGHT PIANOS;
SJ59.00 Stlen lusedg .........S S250.GG
s5O0.uJ SteinWuy tlsed) )............S S258. O.
$4,000 kuabs tusec1 ...- Gee. ..-..sr. 500. W
ChAS III STIEFF
81 uth ~. n ~.
J c CO%LIFF. Manager deZ-tf
FOR SALE-Go0d qualify Opaque shades. 1T
ted t. your indows. only 55c the best quail
lty oil opaque shades. 59c. hung free viii
call with samples. kLEEBLATT s. nth and
II SIS. ne. Phone East z5-k. uo25-tf
FOR SALE-The Old Antique House. n.
kFupsaW, prop, is now ready TO supply ycu
with Old COI1uials. ChippEu1ale and curI8s
which our men managed 10 collect IN the
past s.E months about the county dzI Penn-
- lvGnia ave. Ew. n02l-S0t
kETS-We call and make Keys anywhere IN
the city fCI z0Ci prompt service electric bells.
burglar alarms, and electric gas lighting our
spsClaIties. drop postal phone North Z3IJ.
PERCY >. ANGLE & CO.. 49, 18th -. nv.
aolJ-2
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NOn-MediCaI Healing

THE JCSOD (yacuum) treatment. q Euaran-
teed cure for rheumatism, paralysis, loco
mOtOT-aJaXia. BTighIs disease. diabetes and
other painful, deDiliJaJfng, inCuTable $50
ealled} diseases, BOTH SEXES; no knife
OF medicine PROF PARKER. 1424 New
York ave. de20-3t
NON MEDICAL. PHYSICIANS. send me your
name and address; object, society Tor mutual
benefit and promotion OF the science. Prof
II. X. d PARKER, I424 New York ave NV
de2U-3L
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OWING TO CONTINUED ILLNESS, VIII sell
drug store, corner 7th and II me- cheap TO
quick buyer. de2l-2t
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Miscellaneous.


STONE CLEANINI-Lrt us clean and point
Up the stone work ou your house steps anu
trimmings made 60 zoos like new. alI green
mold ana ulTt removed can uT phone - T.
PULLMAN q 90. Ifl8 st. nv. deZI-3I
WANTED-AII kinds OF general house repair
tnBi stove and tln work gutter sud epoatius.
lSC foot. also brick WORK. roof painting WItu
best mcIaIlC paint. s1C square. damp walls
guaranteed CuTegs estimates given. Drop
card, 1 Wlu cali M L. ELKkUEGHz.
504 A 81 FhOue EasI aG5-f deJ-Sgt
ELEGANTLY ittlng skirts made fOs $. aIs9
aJylIsn- coats. -. Iurs Temudelea into fasH-
.ousbls shapes. lll4 q g. NV. de4-tf
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO sELL2 You
viii be agrceaBly surprised II you viii iet
ne sell IL IOr you. MARCUS NOTES. AZ Stl
81. nv. Phone Main 0ili. nolJ-tf
A-OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO hus ar,
rugs. only weaving concern here WASH
INGION HCd CO.. 80 5Lh 81. Phone 45-5.
ap5-tf
YOU CAN Run YOUR BUSINESS with TOO
few employ es-ir you are satisfied 70 make
little mouey-Cr even 10 IOse a little. But
you may able % date your prosperity
from the time yyu published some Help
wanted zc5.
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WHY PAY MORE? We store for zoe a load !
UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. as 47O s22
10th ST. nv. Phone MaiA l229. de3-0t
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WANTED-A driver for milk wagon. r. l.
SIMPSON, 1@T1 & ST sW II
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NORTHEAST.
FORSTON'S BOTANICAL PHARMACY cor
l1th 81, and Florida ave ne.
CttAS II, bLCMEIt. \. Cap. and r sta. ne
AcCHESNEf < JOACHIM cor. d and u SIS
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TWO OR THREE simple stEtensnts OF fact
In q want sd-may Ch2nss sHa snlaEs . the
whole outiool. for y0DI
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Help Wanled-hal0.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn s75
10 Sl00 monthiy CORES pondlng for new spa pers;
sure steady work no C1nvassIng experience
unnecessary send for particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE, LOckpurt n \. ds-0-s0t
WANTED - Driver for laundry delivery
wagon; one with experience preferred, must
furnish cash bond SIS. Apply al once, CO.
LUMBIA LAUNDRY. 1su and q SITS NV.
de1Q-2t
XVANTED-Men TO learn hasbef trade; new
system, eight weeks completes; tools do
mated, diplomas awarded, board provided,
positions guaranteed when through Write
Tor free catalogue. MOLER BARBER
COLLEGE I3l Prince ST.. New York city.
oeIs-ot
NANTED-At once. oyster shucksrs; also
man 10 clean fsh. etc Apply 10 n KINS-
LOW 1879 81 dels-St
WANrED-one buss boy. two dishwsshers.
a. once, Apply 1906 Pennsylvania ave.
deIs-st
WANTED-Three experienced walters; good
wages. Apply I206 Pennsylvapla ave
del&-St
WANTED-Five good collectors ca open ae-
counts; permanent position TO right parties.
Call OIL hh St nv. deIs-4t
NANTED-Young white man TO work in gro
cery store chance a. learn business. 1881
18Th 81 nv dels-at
wANTED-Mea 20 Try our Buehu Gin. for
AL kindney and bladder troubles preScri ption
Of the iats Dr. Warner, OF Baltimore sod
only by THE JOHN WEDDERBCRN COM
PANY. 6l6' els Z 81. nv. 2ulz-u
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TWO cents a word Tor all other classified
advertisements foE less thaa three iqseTtiOns
II inserted Tor three uF more consecutive
days. cent word for each insertion.
These rates do not apply ~ Personals
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help W Wanted-Female.

WANTED-Girl. Is TO II years. Tor upstalr-
work, family ot three adults. references Iss5
j 81. NV. n
WANTED-A girI about Ii. years TO car fo,
baby sls c 81. NV, IL
wANTED-woman for nouseToT- ~ -
ave NV. T5'.s1 "a
WANTED-ExpsrIenced waitress for cafe
b 'liG Sth ~. NV. n
wANTED-A housegirI and a Co.'S A. oTc-
- ------ .l ne IL
WANTED - First-class szirtmaIer. expert
deeI-2I
wANTED-cIean, neat girl to do housswork
ana ana plsiH cooking no washing; small family.
1870 'th ST. nv IL
WANTED-Womau 10 cook ana do general
housework, 6Ss East Capitol ST. II
WANTED-Colored gtrl for general bo,,sg-
Nofh Ia nat stay nights preferred. so, I0th
81 nv. on second floor. de-I-2t
WANTED-A white settled ,v9nag g-I- :
plain cook. l@27 New York a7-. nv il
FyANTED-Young lady in confecrionerv store.
yth
WANTED-Girl for general h5uEeu-orJ- NJ
nv. r.
IL
WANTED-A Woman Tor general -F7-,s-T-c--I-
cook, wash and iron; 80 home nights: WAGES
$l-- Apply al l45s St, after pm. il
WANTED-At once. colored girl Tor general
L'Gse"'iAi no cooking 2o-1 Il 81. NV 1t
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON NAV earn s7s
To Slt0 monthly corresponding Tor newspapers:
sure, steady work u0 canVazsiug, e.lprriencs
unnecessary; send for particulars PRESS
= Inc
WANTED-A white ehamberInald. with good
references. apply Ih Florida ave dezo-5t
WANTED - White chambermaids Apply
hOI SEkEEfEE, 81. James hotel dr2O-2.
NVANTED-Cue white ehalnbermaid ApDi,-
AT once. RICHMOND HOTEL, 18th aad II
ue-o--t
wANTED-Tauoress, AZ once. AppIv Ifs5
,1onnocllcut ave de20-9t
wANTED-Tallor. at once Apply i525 con
necucut ave de2j-st
WANTED-Two experienced white wait
Tesses. INTERNATIONAL. CAFE 500 18Th 81.
WANTED-Coiurrd OF white EirI for ren
eral -hpusework: good home for honest girl.
1855 Columbia road dels-5t
WANTED-Gir who knows how to cook.
stay nights I5u5 T 81 NV. dels-SJ
N An II A-4' -1--us ctiLlN aaselAt y 10 50 per
day 10 solicit subscriptions for the new
paper, Voices from Darllaud." published by
the blind. Apply al 1903 Il 81. NV. delg-3t
WANTED-A young lady bookkeeper IN real
estate onice; permanent place; good future,
stale experience and amount or salary eX-
pecred. address BOX so. Times ONCE.
delS-4t
wANTED-Women to Try our Bucnu Gin. for
all kidney and bladder troubei prescription
Of the late DR., Warner. 0f Baltimore Sold
only b. THE JOHN WEDDERBUR% COM
PANE. 6l6-6lS 4 ST. NV sal2-tr
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Bicycles.

TIE BICYCLE! THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS
GIFTl We carry the largest and best as
sOrtment OF mems and boys bicycles in the
city. Deal where satisfaction fs guaranteed.
ANY boy would appreciate Il bicycle Tor 4
Christmas gifts bes Ges its handy 10 run
eTT3nds which is great help 10 every
mother Our prices are the lowest. C. T.
HUNTER, The Bicycle Men. iiS Pennsylva-
MA ave NV. aeI2-9l
WANTED-To buy every second hand bicycls
In Washington. c T. HUNTER The Bi-
cycle Alan. 1lS Pennsylvania avn. NV. ocz4-tf
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Wanted-RO0mS.

WANTED-At once table board and one
Weu-heated furnished room for man, wife,
and two children. 20 and u years: convenient
to Government Printing Office; state terms.
D. A TAYLOR Dayton, Va. de2l-2J
GENTLEMAN wishes warm room in fiat.
January /. five minutes walk from Treasury.
Address BOX 4Z9 Times Office 1t
WANTED-By young man, comfortable room
and good board in private family. $50 month.
Address 430 Times Office. II
WARTED-Three furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. well heated: near Government
Printing once. state terms. Address BOX
III, Times Office. del9-St
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TIr1ES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
ONE GEM A WORD FoR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
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Floor Oil.

TRY HUNTERS DUST KILLING FLOOR
OIL. 2sc gallon this week Regular piee 50e
Drop postal us Pennsylvania ave NV
no2s-S0t
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Wanted-AgentS.

ACENTS-Canyassers mixers. peddIers, street
men. solicitors. mail order people. etc. should
buy ERAMERS BOOK OF TRADE Sc
CRETS. Regular price $500 but bal. OF last
edition is being sold for s.. = long as they
last Every person who is Cut ot en- ploy-
meut can make more out OF this book than
person in ordinary business can capital
0f $40. 90. Order quick. SIOUX PUB. CO.,
Sutherland, Ia de2-S1t
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FIVE male FOX terriers. six weeks Old Ap-
ply 226 18th 81. de2l-3t
BROWN LEGHORSS, ready for laying. also
two bull terriers for sale reasonable stamp.
Address BOX 42I, Times Office de20-3t
AN XMAS PRESENT for all the family
and one that viii be appreciated by the little
ores, IS a sweet-singing canary; and we have
them at all pricesi also parrots aquarium
with gOidhshes, rabbits, guinea pigs, mon
keys dogs cats, and fancy poultry all at
low prices. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. ~
18th St NV. de5-tf
TRY LEES BIRD STORE. 1901 5th St NV
Yellow heads Amazon, Panama, Isle OF Pines,
Cuban. red neads and dwarf parrots. monkeys.
mCrmOsitis. goldfish. canaries. dogs no2l-u
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For Rent-StableS.

FOR RENT-Large. new stable, with 3
stalls; elevator and fine loft; rear of ga
"a 81. NV; open al day. Apply 2 X CHA
CONAS & CO. 9th st and Louisiana ave.
dsz-tf
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For Rent-Flaes.

REDUCED 10 5000: beautiful 5-r0cm rat
near Lincoln Park all bright rooms. prst-
lilly decorated. tiled bath furnace hezE
COLLIEs-aUEZzx CO, c2I 18th NV.
de1I-3t
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For Rent-StOres.

FOR RENT-s5tore and dwelling 1910 1sth
NV, rent, $3.50. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
612 14th ST deIg-3t
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Wanted-Furniture

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNIT. RE. a-r-
pets. stoves. brIJ-s-BIaC. ana a.. Kinds of
household E59us- BAUM = Ft stNIIERE
SHOP 18Th and z sts nW. Phone North
1913. Formerly sun and T. deI5-5HT
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For Renf-Omces.

DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS in the Evans
building. lAIs 20 l424 New York ave. rent
very low. including heat light and jsnitol
service, JOHN Q, EVANS. i424 New Yori
ave. NV. nos9-S3t
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Situations Wanted
Female.

WANTED-By reliable c0lored woman. work
by week day. 15Io 9Th 81. NV. de20-Zt
WANTED-By c0lored woman place as
lady's maid or general housrwOrI=r. or plain
cooking in small family. 1910 5th st. nv.
lL
WANTEp-Hy young lady beginner, place
as sIen0gTap pEsT ana typewriter Address
BOX AS, Times office. II
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HOuSefurniShingS.

WE HAVE 500 cooking and heating stoves
new ana secondhand. Of all descriptions: you
can save soc the dollar by buying from US.
sNITZER & LA PORTE. tl3l 18th St ncl7-tf
g. ss FOR SANITARY COUCH: heating ana
cooking stoves. paFlsr and bedroom suites
81 per week. gO-cartE. $3.50: lowest prices;
cash and credit. REpAOSp'S. 3l3 9Th st.
HW. no2-u
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FOR REST-Five or six rooms partly fur
nished. IN suburbs steam heat, gas IgE cook
iGg and lighting; private Bath, complete
kitchen. unlimited -eispbOI. Klti-ul mod
eru house and grounds .-aE city. high.
healthy lawns, lits ..s.l only 50
during winter and 20 duTi4 -..u4er. ilcIud-
Ing everything aEO. e. Apl re 6l3 Penn
sylEauia ave SC uel6--L
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Cleaners and DyeTS.
THE CLOTHES DOCTOR will send tho
wagon any part in the city for your clothes
ana deliver free or charge. suits cleaned
and pressed, SOC: pants. IUC; oVercoat. SOC.
Telephone NJ. 14S9. 1850 Pennsylvania ave.
de1-30t
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For Rent-Apartments.

"a N~A kSsAA AAAACAAISs
FOR RENT-Superb new second floor apart-
ment. 5G2 n st ne. i've rooms: porcelain
bath; owing 10 advanced season, VIII rent
at the very low figure Of SIS 80
WILI-IGE, GIBBS & DANIEL. 6e3 & Cos lSth
de2I-At
es 90 SI2 for two aud three rOoFn aps rtm eats
in The Dorchester. corner 18TH ST and Mary
iauc ave. sW.s handsome baths: steam heat;
hot and cold water janitor service su5-tf
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Rooms and Board.

GENTLEMEN; good home cooking: plenty
TO eat 81 weekly Southern family, 20 X st.
NV. de2l-3t
SECOND STORY front room. suitable for
two; good table board; phone IN house terms
reasonable 5I9 1. 81. NV deIg-3l
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL 18th ST
and New York ave; half block from White
Reconsideration view: double and single
rooms from SIS 70 $50 Up. with good board.
deIq-f5r
The Washington times., 1906-12-21
For Rent
FurniEhet Rooms

l2l G ST NE, near Capitol-Second third
floors; nicely furnished; light housekeeping,
II
The Washington times., 1906-12-21
Help Vented
Male an, Eeuaaie


" WANTED-Eou 70 know we teach ali stand
ard systems OF Shorthand aud typewTiting
AMI can prepare pupils for positions in % 20
So DAYS, special afternoon sessions for Gov
eruUIeut employees. STEM OGRAPHIC ACAD-
EMX. Colorado building. de4-aJt
The Washington times., 1906-12-21

WASTED-A young man to work in grocery
store ". L. WARMER, l2s Florida ave.
NV. call Friday i
The Washington times., 1906-12-21

wANTED-In patent lawyers Office. Central
OF Technical high school graduate having
knoWfedge OF sIenugraphy. ROOM 21s Nc
gill building II
The Washington times., 1906-12-21

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