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For Rent
Dnfurn shed Rooms.


FOR RENT-Three rooms ana hath for fight
y - eplIs' GAS; furnace heas. Apply 1l2l
ONE unfurnished back eoon sa,ona door.
., pa'n5 n p month"; references. OWNERl 30 K
FOUR distinctly separate; gas. heat. bath:
olo s'iu@Ie car, ElOokland; 10 young married
100. Times once. 4.
THREE ROOMS. unruTnished. on second
floor; modern improvements; slI with eas-
no children ss3 st. NV. 1t
FOR RENT-Threo unfurnished rooua ana
1St1, % On second noori light housekeeping 655
F'OR HENT-TwO or four rooms; light house
hsFpIhsi water gas, and BATH near Lincoln
PARK and cars new house. los 18th St ne. 1t
THREE InrurIished rooms for light house
keeping. 6zS q st. na jyl5-St
go 2lsr 1yw.-Thrse rooms ana bath; rea-
sonatIe. II
ENTIRE FLOOR, three bright rooms; pri-
law. 5yi5-st
THaE- unrurnished rooms; cool and bright;
-ee-1, floor. 61 New Jersey ave. NV.
ruI.Es ICONS second door: heat. sas. ana
batii tIU.5o. s5l nth ST. Sc 1yl5-St
TOR RENT-Front and back parior: also
other rooms; convenience 90 B 81. sW. Il
UNFURNIsHED. four bright cheerful second
floor mont rooms. separately or together all
cooking s4s. two car lines half square: large
front yarC slc shade Trees. IA lst ST. nv,
-FOUR unz.4ulshed rooms. second floor: heat
gas, bath; SIS. 7ls NJ ct. NV Jyl4-st
FOR RENP-Tvvo rooms and bath. second
floor. light househeepingi Eeats no Children
SIS: references. AZ n. !. ave NV. Jyl4-2t
FOR RENTDr7go unfuTnizhed second floor
rooms, next 20 BATH Light housekeeping. sI2.
one third fo0T 'front.' So 'front.' paTlor $40
FOR RENT-Two large rooms. ban. gas
heati references required and given. 457 I'd
- 50. jyl4-st
FOR RENT-Two rooms. second ho0T: gas.
excepting sl4 lZl6 ID 81. ne. tyl4-2t
FOR RENT-Three unfuraisheA rooms heat
gas. bath; light housekeeping. 5o7 y 81. sw.
iyI4-St
second no0r; gas ana bath: }l5- AS q 81 nv
jyl4-5t
THREE ROOMS. third noor. heat. gas. bath
On second floor. SIS. I7la eth nv. jyls-st
POUR unturnished rooms. nrst floor. light
housekeeping. as5 "a 81 ne Jyla-S
z04 INDIANA AVE. SW,-First floor and
basement. unfurnished for housekeeping.
heat. gas, ard porcelain bath jylS-sr
FOR REesT-Thrse large rooms. second floor;
southern exposure heat. gas. bath light
housekeeping. iszs - 81. ne. lylS-lt
FoR RENT-Thres OF four rooms. third noor,
cooking gas, heat 1919 1Ith s. NV. 5yls-st
FOR RENT-TWo unfurHlshed rooms; refer
ences exchanged no children. Sgz Maryland
ave. JSi4-at
THREE unfurHishsd rooms, gas aud bath.
s5s 1lth st. 5yls-St
For Rent
Furnished and UnfurRished Rooms
FURNISHED OF unfurnIshsd rooms, at re-
duced rates IlJ4 5Jh ST. nW- 1yI5-1t
FOR RENT-TlVo large front rooms. second
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Situations Wanted
Female.

A WIDOW owning her own home would be
glad 10 board and care Tor four good chill
dren of respectable parents. healthy country
pleasant. quiet homestead. Address MOTHER
Cedarviile, Nd II
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Birds. Dogs, Etc.

FOR SAI4E-IAver-colorsd water spaniel pups.
males. s.; females S. 6l5 9Th 81 nv. 5yI5-st
SOME fine setter pups; breeding the best.
a c MORAN 1872 Sgh St NV. Jyl4-3r
FOR SALE-Three thoroughbred white
PCmeranian puppisss one male. two females.
81 Rhode Island ave nv. 1yl4-3t
FOR sALE-Great dane pups. go Hst ST.
NV. JylA-st
FOR INSECTS on your plants We sell to-
bacco dust, suIphur-tObscCo soap. lemon oil.
whale oil soap. Flora Vitae We also have
new lot Of canaTies. dogs. golddshes, etc.
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. ~ 18th St nv.
1e29-u
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flowing
Dancing.
E1usiC and El0CutiOn.

VIOLIN, PIANO-Expert instructors viii
take summer pupils sec lesson Address
BOX 169 Times office. Jylb-leJ
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For Saie-Automobiles.

AUTO for sale, very cheap. HO--~ECKER,
I596 Sew deFsay ave, JyI4-3t
IIAYnEs AUTOMOBILE at forced sale;
price % agit cash buyer win demonstrate.
ETANLisKa u - e. Nv. 1yis-st
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Wanted Miscellaneous.

Wanted-ni Miscellaneous.
wANTED-Fo BUY, WRECK. AND
REMOVE BUILDINGS or ANY
KIND. PROMPTLY AND EXPERT-
LA HEADQUARTERS FOR NEW
AND sECoND-HAN BUiIDfNG
MATERIAL Oh ALL KINDS A
LAttGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
ING LINE
T. EDw. CLARK,
BULL.DEIS. sUPPLIEs-HE1ADQUAR
TIERS FOR SECONDHAND
MATERIAL.
100 NEW JERSEY AVE N. "
PHONE n. 2l9. Jy1s-IOt
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, car
psIss stoves, bric-E-brac, and al kinds OF
SHOP. l&th and u sts. nw. Phone North
l4l4 Formerly SIN and u te26-sot
WANyTED-Pair field glasses: give make
and price. Address BOX i6s. Times Office
Jy15-5t
YARTED-Addressss OF persons who saw
lady knocked down BY ladder carried By I4tE
st. car. July 2 II am DIR. WBRBER, 1853
= st NV. iyl4-sot
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid Tor worn
garInenta. ladies' OF gentlemen'E- Also shoes
ana hats address postal and W4l call any
hour. y. TAitSHEss ls0s 7tn St NV. Phone
North 4g2. my2s-s9t
A 5000 CLERK II the San Francisco Agency
would like y transfer with same GRADE oIerk
ip Pension Bureau or Census Bureau. Ad-
dress 1883 o'FARREIsIs. san Francisco, Cal
iy14-Zt
WANTED-sIighuy used motor cycle: price
right. address BOX 10. Station II. jyI4-st
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Don't -put
away your old clothing. shoes hats and
shirts be1oge seeing ne as ] pay highest
cash prices Tor them. Drop postal Wiu cali
~ GEWlRA. LIS lth ~ NV tyz-I5t
WANTED-PURCHAS FOR 690. OJ0
SECOAD-iiAND BRICK. 20, 900 FEET
SECONDHAND LUMBER; DOORS
SASH, BLINDS. ETC. ETC I BUY
AND WRECK BUILDINGS OF ANY
SIZE OR KIND
T. EDW. CLARK.
IuuQsrg 6upplLes
l505 New Jersey ava. nv.
Phone y. It Jy12-et
WANrED-gour carts. ;z.E per day. NON
ROE BRICK CO. 20th and sts. Sc. tyi0-6t
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture.
carpets VIII pay TulI value for stoves IN
good condition. once furniture and S1use-
hold goods u AL kiudsi contents especially
d NOTES, tZ5 louisiana ave. Phone n soGs
jez7-39t
WE PAY READY. CASH: bring your cast
or clothing 70 me. VIII pay the very highest
cash prices for them phone 23ss; drop postal;
VIII call l. KESSLEE. 1904 7th st nw.
Jy4-S0t
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BROOELAND, D. c.
ARTHUR Il. r. LUERSSEN. DRUG storA
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FOR ENr-Three rooms ana bath for lgh
4S i4lSouseAeeplhg: as sas; furnace heas. Apply ~
II Of ne IT
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

AAclp w oAALCS SAAs~AA~"
LADY sEwERs-ro anish on shields at
home: so per 100: can make two an hour.
work sent prepaid 20 reliable womeni send
VzRSAL REMEDY Co. Desk A. Walnut
st, Philadelphia. Pa u
WANTED-Neat colored woman for general
houseworki no washing good hours ana pay.
800 East Capitol St 1yl5-2t
wANTED-A sood cook. at Oncs. Apply AIS
Maryland ave. sw. u
VvANTED-ReliabIs girl FOR houseworz. Ap-
ply 1514 9 st NV. II
WANT lsD-Dishwasher. female. II 81. nw.
WANTED-A respectable white woman NOT
over 81 years Old 10 keep Office cIegn and
ateIlLlLe Instruments must dress neatly, be
active ana Eenties and bring good recon-
msndatlonsi don apply unless YOU mean
business, C4ll Monday after O'clock. pIe
T. - PIGEON. 4Jl 9Th 81. NV. northeast
CORNER, 1t
wANTED-ConhdentiaI clerk as stenographer
IN the oIlce OF the general manager OF a. large
commercial house, desirable, permanent p0-
slntiOn is offered 70 a lady. not too young
who IL rapid and accurate with her notes and
typewriter. who has good judgment. and has
had considerable practical business expert
ence- Address, stating qualifications and ex-
perlenoa. BOX 1b9. Times ofica il
WANTED-Thirty good-looking coIored girls;
must be good singers and dancers. for q IraV-
cling show. Call Monday, July Is. at True
ReforIners Hail. Room 10, at 7:So pm. 1t
WANTED-Canvassers for -installment; sal
AIRY guaranteed Can between : 30 and $3.50
and c. j, ID. PAILNEILE s. CO, 702 Z st.
NV. fyI5-3t
WANTED-SeveraI good white ice handlaral
Etsady Jobs Tor steady. sober men. HOME
ICE CO.. 18th ana sts- NV. 1t
VYANCED-An experienced saleslady Tor mil
Lnery ana fancy goods. permanent position
Apply s12i NJ NV. 5y1s.I5
WANTED-Girl for general housework 20
st. jyIE2t
WANTED-Colored giF1. chamber WORK and
waitress. 3l2 g Nv. jyl3 -
WANTED-White woman 70 cook; salary $50
pee month"; must come we'll recommended.
Apply 6l8 L -. NV jy8-tf
ANY Intelligent person may earn so 10 $50
monthly at home IN spare time corresponding
for newspapers no cAnFasstng; experience
unnecessary send for particulars. PRESS
SYNDICATE. Lookpcrt. ~. Y. mylz-g0t
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A4NANG5 H.
BURys PHARMACY. corpsr sdonzoe and
JEFFERSON sts.
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FOUR distinctly separate. raa heat hath.
one square car, Rgookand: to young married
Soup5s, ,Sa 5t tfoteltants, $3.50 address BOX
4e's A'nie5 ONCE. 1.
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oNE uniurnished back roon. secondg floor:
81. Ne ~
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Wanted-BicyCIes. W

-VANTED-To buy every secondhand binyol.
n washington 1Is Pa ave. NV. 1y2-30t
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Advertisements wiz De accepted at any OF
Ghe fOlloWinE branch on1ces a. regular once
fates. " lt Is l.eouysnieut - leave aGVeF-
GiEeneT - a. eitE-er a branch oruce or ne
Times business once. they may pc teie-
phGned direct - The Times Main o2eu). And
= messenger VIII eau 10. collect without au-
GitiOnal charge ~ the advertiser.
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IttltEE ROOMS unrunished. on second
-IoOi modem improvements Su. with gas
no children sS 6 81. nv. ia
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Lost.

LOST-Conis dog color. yellow ana white:
mas collar with address, answers 10 name
Leo Reward II returned 10 1873 Ontario
place nv. 1ylo-St
LOST-Saturday evening, plain gold watch.
with diamond. marked II. T. c. Reward,
return TO Gz3 N ST. sw. Jyl5-3t
TAKEN from refreshTnsnt stand, ZeolgicsI
Park; growing fern IN form or monkey
Suitable reward for its return. Jyl0-2t
LOST-In Anacostia, on Grant 10 Monroe
ST. pocketbook and contents. Return 20 81
Grant st. and receive reward Jyll-3t
IOST-White irish bulldog, male, six
months old; black spot on nOses long ears
and tall Liberal reward return 1910 Kalo-
rama road. 9YlS-St
LOST-Watch charm; gold and enamel key
stone: u. Parsons Mt. Vernon, Wash. ID. c.
on back Return 10 DEPARTMENT OF COM
MERGE AND LABOR reward. tyl3-3t
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LADY sEWERS-ro finish on shields at
home. SO per 100. can make two an hour.
work sent prepaid 10 reliable womeni send
reply envelope Tor fuu information TO UNI
VERSAI. REMEDY CO. Desk A. Walnut
ST. Philadelphia. Pa u
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bOh ItENT-TwO or four rooms: light house
heeplhsi water, gas, and bath; near Lincoln
Park and cars; new house los 18th St ne. Ii
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ENTIRE FLOOR, three bright rooms; pri-
Vlte family; central location. llo5 18th ST.
-aH- 1yI5-3t
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ALEXANDRIA. Va
r. l. CARNB 3 CO.. 70s King st.
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go 2lsr Nw.-Thrss rooms ana bath. rea-
s0nakIe. IL
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THREE InfurI.ished rooms for light house
keeping. 623 Q st. ne jyl5-St
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TIMES WAN IS
AND OTFER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT a woED ron

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents q word for AL other CLASSIFIED
advertisements Tor less than three inseT items.
II inserted for three er more consecutive
says, one cent word FOR each insertion
Ihese EaLea 90 not apply % Eersonala.
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Enunn.

FOUSD-Ice cream. best in Washington. Z
zoe per gallon. LACEY. COZ New York ay
NV iy7-tf
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7
4 z. POWELL 4th ana East Capitol ats.
pDONNALL DRUG CO.. eth ana q sta Sc
q. 5. EEALY. NV, cor. 11th and Pa. ave. Sc
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souTHW EST.
Y. HUGO EIsENBEIss. ia and 3 sts. sH,
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TH 3 =: unfurnished rooms; cool and bright;
=ee-1, noor. 6ll New Jersey ave. NV.
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FOR REsNT-Three unfurnished rooms ana
batn, on second floor, light Housekeeping COS
81 ne- jyi5-st
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For Kent
Furnished Rooms.

LARGE. COOL ROOM: delightful location. on
car line; sumner rate: ideal for Navy Yard
einploye; private house. so stu ST. Sc. corner
Eennsyi yiyania ave. 1vls-gt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-02

MIS-. Hattie henner
Maggie McKenney
Mrs. Florence Boyd
Mrs. L. V. Branson
Miss Bertha NJ. Clark
Mrs. Mary E. Updegraf
Mrs. Gussie Crow
Mrs Mary L. Hambleton
s. It. Burdick
NJ NJ. Campfeld 'i,
Mrs. NJ. e. Brooks
Mrs. 8. E. Piper
Mrs. Charity Ridgeway
Mrs. Mary J. Scriber
Mrs. Mary G. Jory
Mrs. Felicia 8. Holt
Mrs. Alice Rotzien ii
Mrs. Mary w. Rhodes
Mrs. Mariah M. Goode
Miss Margaret Selby
Mrs. j. R. Reigleman
Mrs. w. P. Miles
Maude Vandevert
J.
Mrs. L. V. Lehman
Mrs. E. Gillingham
Miss Lizzie Starkey
Mrs. A. j. Basey
Mrs. NJ. Barrett
Mrs. Lila Jerman
Mary d. Stinson
Sarah w. Stinson
Dora B. Delaney
Mrs. Minnie P. Smith
Mrs. d. D.. Olmstead
Mrs. L. w. Acheson
Mrs. NJ Cummins
Mrs. w. DeLoug
Mrs. A. L. Harvey
Mrs. L. A. Evans
Mrs. E. G. LANCER
Abbie 8. Bliss
Mrs. Leonora b. Powers
Mrs. Laura A. Wommelsdorf
Mrs. Nina B. Rowland
Mrs. d. p. Robertson
Mrs. $. j. Culver
Mrs. U. S. Rider
Mrs. J. d. Moore
Miss Frances Moore
Mrs. Luella Engstrom
Miss Sarah Davis
Mrs. Maggie 1. Ramp
Mrs. Cecilia Schrunk
Mrs. C. M. Hike
Miss Minnie A. Schwartz
Mrs. s. A. Jones
Mrs. Amelia T.. Stockton
Mrs. Willeta b. Mott
Mrs. Daisy Irwin
Mrs. Emma A. Byars
Mrs. Edna A. Herren
Mrs. Louisa +. Hamilton
Mrs. Luella l.. Fisher
Mrs. Fawk
Mrs. Anna Culbertson
Mrs. Fannie Gouley
Lon Carey
Mrs. Virdie Van Patton
Mrs. Isabella Martin
Jennie Cunningham
Mrs. Dora Berry
Miss Laura Berry
Mrs. G. Stolz
Mrs Il. w. Hazard
Miss Clara f. Smith
Zella S. Fletcher
Adella Clough
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-02

Some Opinions oshka
I believe in the latAl
just as much as Iitxt
and in fact a littAM foe
| THEODORl NE'ed
] hope and belieu irt t,
4 Oregon women will m ~
JAMES VIII
/ hope that Oregon NAf<'
the ballot, and that sTWs -
so.
GOV. GEO. E. CHANssr
Under existing cOnaiila
it to be less wrong 70 az Z
men than to deny then
choice. Therefore ] shaA u
amendment. RUFuSA
Er-Msnbs u
Ours ought to be -
the whole people, insia
people. JUDGE H..H. NJ
I have always favOredF = Re
particularly On account
who work for a living
SENATOR c. ". NOFl .
There is no valid ress' 'ua
suffrage and there ais 80 ,
for it. DD'
I see no reason why = -
not be given equal risA - =
and hope to see then ~.
rights in the near fnls, 1TsIve,
Even the women vA' ~
erty upon which 70 O' 's,,inh,
have a vote to prOtee' '. ~,
honor. DIR. srEfnn
Ny mother my
great grandmother ss' ''sseI
oregon and crossed i'' q
OK team. I will als'l ~
honor of women and g. !. III
privilege that | have s.. :
CONTINUED OF P'
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THEY HAVE
A RIGHT
TO VOTE

Open letter to the voters of Saler
and Marion county. Gentlemen:
In view of the fact that the Or
gon Equal Suffrage association has 81
cured by initiative petition the sui
mission of the equal suffrage constitt
tional amendment to the voters at tn
election on June 4, we, the unde-signe
women of Salem, Marion county, desir
ing political restrictions to be remove'
from women so that those who wis
to vote and those who do not wish t.
vote may enjoy equal liberty to ac
according to their own convictions, d.
respectfully and earnestly request yo,
to vote in favor of the equal suffrag,
amendment:
Salem.
Mrs. Florence Byrne Cartwright.
Mrs. Irene Smith Calbreath.
Mrs. Thankful d. Thompson.
Mrs. Mamie M. Hayden.
Mrs. Sarah Il. Moores.
Mrs. Carline Business.
Mrs. Isabella II. Geer.
Mrs. Harriet A. Woodson.
Mrs. Caroline w. Jackson.
Mrs Thomas Trice.
Mrs. William Johnson.
Mrs. Robert Hopland.
Mrs. A. w. Schrunk.
Mrs. Lizzie A. Ryan.
NJ 8. Fannie Cole.
Mrs. p. s. Knight.
Mrs. J. Q. Wilson.
Mrs. James Bachelor.
Mrs. Olive Kyle.
Mrs. N. j. Holm.
Mrs G.. X. Bryant.
Mrs. II. Bartlett
Mrs Lydia Bowerman
Mrs. l.. +. Grandy
Mrs. Ella Crozier
Mrs. w. +. Crozier
Mrs. Lydia knight
Mrs. Elsie Stroud
Mrs. A. NJ. Mccormick
Mrs. Mary Jory
Mrs. X. Gamble
Miss +. Gamble
Miss +. Gamble
Mrs Ella Jory
Mrs. Sarah Oliver
Miss Barbara +. Oliver
Dellie Presnall
Buelah c. Presnall
Mrs. T.. 4. Tucker
Miss Ivy Porter
Mrs. j. d. Walton
Mrs. s. Heene
Miss Stella Campfeld
Jessie Beauchamp
Annora M. Welch
Olive B. Welch
Anna Bentley
Luello Stowe
Bessie Warner
Mrs. NJ. C. Lewis
Miss q. Randall
Mary II. Rice
Lyllis Anderson
Mrs Lena Kapphahn
Mrs NJ. A. Ramp
Jennie Driver ,t
Mary Montgomery
Pearl s. Culley
Mrs. Josie Symer
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Mrs. Lucinda Summer ,t
Mrs. d. Gibbson
Mrs. H. B. Patterson T..
Mrs. B. T. Swart
R. P. Swart
Mrs. A. V. Davidson
Mrs. D. H. weyant
Mrs. A. G. Banker
Mrs. f. M. Palmer
Mrs. E. NJ. Lamkin
Mrs Mae Lamkip
Mrs. T. J. Cheshire -
Mrs. M. w. Counts
Mae Carlton
Mrs. W. ]. Carlton
Mrs. Minnie G. Cooper
Mrs. L. j. Brown
Msr. J. E. Watson
Mrs Nellie Washington
Miss E. B. Elder
Mrs. j. N. Starr
Mrs. L. A. Frazier
Mrs. A. Kapphahn
Mrs. M. I. Capps
Mrs. G. o. Matlock
Maria Cone
Mrs. A. Massey
Mrs. Ollie Wilson
Mrs. J. Shantz
Mary Hill
Mrs. L. Buell.
Mrs. j. B. Cooley
Mrs II. L. Huffman
Mrs. b. s. Drake
Mrs. NJ. A. Worick
Mrs L. H. Anderson
Mrs. C. H. Streeter
Mrs Minerva Savage
Mrs. Paul Traglio
Mrs. Louisa Walker
Mrs. w. H. Ringo
Nellie Ringo
Vernal Anderson
Mrs. Alice Unruh
Mrs. E. G. Minton
M. +. MINERS
NJ. E. Fairchildes
Mrs. p. A. Anderson
Mrs H. A. Richmond
Mrs. w. s. Needham
May NJ. Sanders
Mrs. julia Parsons
Mrs. j. A. Gwinn
Mrs. Il. Brown
Mrs. w. II. Selleck
Mrs. j. II. Ackerman
Mrs. Roy Burton
Julia II. Round
Mable Taylor
Helen Calbreath
NJ. Z. Haley
Edith Southwick
Mamie Waterman Fontaine
Etfie Black
Helen NJ. Southwick
Hattie +. Cameron
Lizzie Smith
Maria Thompson
Ella Drager
Mrs, A. f. Reeder
Elva Winslow
Iva West
Mrs. II. II. Vandevert
Mrs. NJ. A. Meredith
Miss Pauline Adams
Mrs. L. NJ. Vandevert
Mrs. r. C. Martin
Miss Jessie Martin |
Miss Rosa NJ. Martin
Miss Amy Il. Martin
Ella Watt
Ida Godfrey
Virginia Milne .
Mrs. j. w. Harritt
Mary r. Davis 20, /
Mrs. A. ]. Krantz /
Mrs +. A. Stewart
Mrs. f. b. Macy
Mrs. Fenly p. Robin
Mrs. r. p. Boise
Mrs. II. A. Adkins
Mrs. Laure Adkins
Mrs. NJ. S, Roberts
Mrs. Alice Hanson
Mrs Beryl Turner -. q
Mrs. John Doreas
Mrs o. w. Pagne
Mrs A. Miller
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l. \ I IL.
Mrs. Amy Cornelius
Miss Lizzie Cornelius
Mrs. Edith Landguth
Mrs. C. w. Peterson
Mrs. c. f. Peterson
Mrs. Matte Morris
Mrs. NJ. G. Peterson
Mrs. L. o. Harrington
Mrs. s. l.. Hulin
Mrs. w. M. Hilleary
Mrs. G. A. Bear
Mrs. s. o. Baker
Mrs W. G. Riches :.
Mrs. M. E. Dozier
Mrs. G. Z. Crandall
Miss Beryl Crandall
Miss Ruby Crandall
Mrs. Allen Wilson
Mrs. Thos. Edwards
Mrs. Elizabeth Mckay
Mrs. Elizabeth Swank
Mrs. Ada Swank -
Mrs. Emma Speer
Mrs. Mary Mckinney
Mrs. Olive Shafer
Mrs. Mida Hoyl j..
Miss Ann Mckinney
Mrs. L. Barr
Miss Maude Barr g..
Mrs Addie Herrick
Mrs. M. E. Herren
Mrs. Emma Herren
Mrs. Rose Smith
Miss Emma Smith
Miss Powell
Miss Hattie Looney
Miss Gretta Looney ..
Miss Gladys Riches
Mrs. Jennie Van Nuys
Mrs. M. E. Bloore
Mrs. A. N. Busby
Mrs. Bell Houston
Mrs. Tolie Osborn
Mrs. D. A. Osborn
Mrs. c. w. Stafford
Miss Mamie Stafford
Miss Jennie H. Cunning
Mrs. Cunning ~,
Mrs. Maggie Wittschen
Mrs. o. G.. Cole @ies
Miss Zella A. Cole
Mrs. James Robertson
Mrs. A. V. Burge
Mrs. Sarah Cook
Miss John Mckinney
Jefferson.
Miss Frances Cooper
Miss Olive Cooper
Mrs. c. H. Cusick
Mrs. w. b. Russell
Mrs. M. Lyme
Miss Pauline Looney
Marion e. Campbell
Mildred M. Looney
Bernice Adams
Mrs. Dora Humphrey
Mrs. Emma Thomas
Mrs V. ID. Looney
Mrs. l.. Hogan
Mrs. j. j. Vaughn
Mrs s. f. Roland
Miss Esther Roland
Mrs. j. A. Aupperle
Miss Fanny Wied
Mrs Edna Parrish
Mrs. Z. Racey
Mrs. Jennie Jameson
Mrs. d. z, Wolfe
Mrs. Sarah Smith
Mrs. Lima French
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Turner.
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Mrs. H. G.. Strobe
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The evening world., 1906-12-03
WORST ECZEMA
DOCTORS EVER SAW

Spread Rapidly Over Body Limbs
and Arms Had to Be Bandaged
and Scalp Looked Dreadful =
Suffered Untold Misery for Three
Years : Better in Two Months
The evening world., 1906-12-03
SAYS CADETS SOLD
GIRL GIRL TO SLAVERY AVERY
Mother Of Nettie' Moos Stirs
Up Police by He-
Charges.

The charge of Mrs Margaret Moos
of No. 234 East Tenth street that east
side cadets shave stolen her nineteen
year-old daughter Settle and sold her
into white slavcry in c5e Tenderloln
has created considerable excitement
around Police Headquarters. Mrs.
-Moos says that In a saloon in Eas,
Fourteenth street regular auctions are
held. and young girls are sold 10 the
highest bidder.
These girls. according to Mrs. Mo"s.
live In the nelgh6orhood and are spot
,edNoy cadets as they are on their way
to and from work in stpres and fac-
tories One OF the cadets IS detailed 10
get acquainted with pretty girl ard
turn her over to the orEanixation, where
che Is sold
Nettle lest home Thanksgiving Day.
pa ytnx she was going TO be married
Mrs. Moos, in reporting the disappear
ance OF the girl 10 the police. says
tha, she has been told that the man
who promised Nettie 10 marry her Is
A notorious cadet Nettie according 20
Mrs. Moos, has been seen in the Ten
derloin In the company OF this man.
Detectives will make thorough
search OF all the Tendcrloin dives for
the missing girl There seems to be
more than usual interest In the case on
the part OF the police. Indicating that
Mrs Moos has made some revelations
of a coalition that Was not suspected
in Mulberry Strsat.