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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27
BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
Current Talk about Things Present
and to Come.

To commemorate the bicentenary OF Benjamin
Franklin. Houghton. AIifiin & Co. are prepar-
ing special limited edition Of the "Autobiog-
raphy," which viii be made under the personal
supervision Of Bruce Rogers and illustrated with
reproductions Of the most notable portraits Of
the author in photogravure. In its general style
and Typography the volume viii resemble the
Life Of Cardinal Wolsey," recently issued by
the same house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27

American Men Of Science" is the title Of a
biographical directory just issued by The Science
Press, New-York. The work was originally
begun as a manuscript reference list Tor the
Carnegie Institution Of Washington. and was so
much in demand that Il was determined 10 en-
large its sphere Of usefulness by printing It for
general distribution. More than four thousand
names are recorded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27

Francis Bisset Archer. the treasurer OF III
colony has written a volume on The Gambia
Colony and the PTotectorate." which win b
published February l by the ST. Brides Press.
London Besides the matters OF local interest
which form the main theme OF the book. tn
author undertakes TO give at soma lepxth ~.
history OF al OF West Africa In its relations To
the colony from the time or the nrst explores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27

been for many years secretary OF the Iunixra-
ton Restriction League. The publishers state
that neither this nor the volumes which ara 10
follow are designed TO present any particular
theory or to uphold any especial doctrine. Each
VIII aim to CONAN complete history OF TIA
question treated IN its political and legislative
aspects the available facts pertinent % Il,
and an impartial discussion OF the policies Advo
Gated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27

truth Of the legend IS asserted TO be as little
vital as the. sawdust anatomy Of the presumptu-
Gus Fordhan bird. The statement Is made on
satisfactory evidence that The Raven was
published as early as 1915. while Poe did not go
to Fordham to live until 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27

ioped of.
One Of the most pathetic traditions OF the war
handed down from generation to generation
about Kinsbury Camp shows the White King
seated on a stone there. after weary disas-
trous march. one Of the young princes with
childish impatience asked his father when they
should go home Il have no home to 90 TO- my
SON" answered the tired man.
At Banbury the author went in search or the
cakes which as he reminds us. were famous IN
the DAVIS of Camden and Ben Jonson. There
was the original shop with it's small paned WIN
dows. shop which has been in the hands Of the
same family for some generations. Title deeds
IN their possession prove that the premises date
~ least from 1916, and the present proprietor
.,I1 sboyv Won with legitimate pride the pake-
house now converted into parlor' III "nlt"
tho cakes Of those days were MADE 1H'
scuire's house Of the region too oIIeh IeNS"'S "
story less cheerful than that OF Ihe cane 80
Great number Of the beautlful Ola iAal-7'''
have not only passed from the deScel'.l'l''-
choir original owners, but have gone i"'o
hands of tenant farmers who nave oe9'Lo - -
-,,,r,Ia5 bouse and pIeasaunce alike. GIle'' Jus
.,,.,,eas-grievous also are the desc
.,.. Of tho magnificent old churcAes III IiV
g ,,,odarn progress. Mr.. Evans co"'li'
-, "a with reason laments the TdFase9 VI
,, victorian restoration. TOO nuch' We "
49,. has been left the discretion OF Hul' ~
-, -toars who lacked taste and knowledge IoI
- - 70 the lover Of antiquity II Is HuIS
l,.,.a,i,y in read OF the scraped walls the en-
,.,,s,fo files stained deal and fiat ceilings ul@'
bo,a taken the place Of the solemn o4u'iiN7
ut, one Of the most satisfactory reslol1-
! ,,,,s of the district is that OF the pINHI1
oraraI ~ the Tudor manor house at PostAp -
r,ae bput IN the twelfth century and has-a TAI c
| s,,-y,vaI-the original Norman windows III Iiie
"a. rails "rnare Sits in the wall without Du'
! widely splayed within" II has, too the siilai'
o-sr,rg high I'D in the south wall OF the nave
| ubarstD long before the Reformation. poor
so,,l Ught" was burned every night-a light IN
tended 20 remind pious wayfarers and neighoors
I - rrav FOR the souls Of the dead. The ire
,.,do,slv thick walls and the fact that IT served
q practical purpose sheep pen prevented
tbe obstruction of this fine chapel and II Is
-laasant 70 remember that It has been perfectly
rsstor.d by the owner Of the estate, Mrs.
! Stewart Forster
! In the series OF Highways and Byways'' q
! +rpIv invaluable one, there is no more agreeable
volume than this It's stores Of tradition. legend
historical incident and picturesque description
/ are accompanied by admirable illustrations. II
the book has q fault II is that 1t will inspire In
the reader a restless desire to search out for
himself ali that IS therein described as strange
3 venerable and lovely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27

The original drawing Of John T. McCutcheon's
cartoon, The Mysterious Stranger" which rep
resents the first appearance OF Missouri in the
Republican ranks, now decorates President
Roosevelt's study in the White House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27

Instead OF the maxlms with which the schooI
teachers OF not so distant days sought TO COM
bine moral and economical instruction with
progress in chtrography. in setting copies for
youthful penrnen and penwomen, the coming
generation is TO be RECALLED and gently led along
the paths OF penmanship by means Of selections
from the poets and Mother Goose. and even by
original tingles by Carolyn Wells. "Berry's Writ
ing Books" published by 3. d Berry & Co.
Chicago. have instituted this innovation. or the
hooks for younger writers. that containing the
Mother Goose" extracts is Illustrated with tuu
page outline drawings by Lucy Fitch Perkins
and the Jingle copies set by Miss Wells are Illus
t-ates With colored drawings by Fanny Y. Cory
T+bal Franklin Belts VIII Vawter and B. Cory
Kilvert-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27

After several years or preparation Henry Holt
& Co are about TO begin the publication OF a
series Of books on contemporary political eco
nonicaI and social questions, 70 be Issued under
the general title Of American Public Problems.
and under the general editorial direction OF
Ralph Curtis Ringwood. or the New-York bar
and author Of Modern American Oratory." Tho
first volume. which Is now IN press and viii be
issued shortly. is entitled Immigration, and Its
Eject Upon the United States" and IS by
Prescott F. Hall. A. B.. IL. b, who is the
author OF several legal treatises and who has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27

The original drawing of John T. McCutcheon's
cartoon, The Mysterious Stranger" which rep
resents the first appearance OF Missouri in the
Republican ranks now decorateS President
ROosevelts study in the White House.
Upton Sinclairs forthcoming novel, The
Jungle" is announced for publication by Double
day. Page & Co.. on February 10 The scene is
laid in Packingtown. Chicago. and the book is
said TO treat with absolute frankness OF the con
ditions In that suburb. from the point OF view of
the workman. The revelations in the story were
so astounding that the publishers commissioned
a lawyer TO go 10 Chicago to make a personal
investigation OF the authors representations
and statements. On the strength Of his report
they decided to publish the novel.
It was enormously announced in this column
last week that the anonymous author OF the
Iapers From a College Window" and OF The
Upton Letters" was Thomas Benson, whereas he
is, ii fact-although, as then stated a brother Of
L. F. benson. and a son Of the late Archbishop
of CONTEMPLATING c. Benson. The blame
for the confusion Of cognomens must be laid at
the door Of the correspondent, who was evident
ly too eager to give the friendly tip to be quite
thorough in his inquiries or quite sure Of his
own sources Of information. From a College
window is 10 be brought out here shortly in
book form by the Putnams. with the addition Of
six articles that have not appeared with the
others in The CornhIll Magazine" The win
dow" is IN Magdalene College. Cambridge
There is TO be full and careful edition. pub
lished by John Murray, OF Moments great
work entitled Venice: Its Growth from It's
Earliest Beginnings TO the FAN OF the RepublicV
Horatio F. Brown. the author OF Venetian
Studies" and Life on the Lagoons." two charm
ing books well known by reading people on both
sides Of the Atlantic, IS trans the work
II is to be brought out In six 3, and each
volume VIII contain coloreC -Ontispiece and
forty full-page photogravurs plate.
Another old landmark gonel For years the
legend that Poe wrote The Raven" in the cot
tHge IN FordhRm was supported by the exhibit
ton there OF a stuffed and dingy raven. the
veritable incarnation OF the poets fancy. mutely
eloquent Of an historic claim and doubtless
sufficiently convincing TO the literary pilgrim.
Now, however. in the Introduction 10 the new
four volume india Paper Edition" OF Poe's
works published by A. S. Barnes Co.. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27

safe; she then entered the room, opened the door
OF the hiding place, and conducted her HUSBAND
downstairs. He proceeded at once 10 the STABLE
and finding that his own horse had not recovered
from its fatigue, he mounted that or the com
nander NJ tho party and rode of When the pur-
suers awoke next morning they discovered that
their prey had eluded them, and that too, with
the aid Of The best OF their own animals As 10
the Identity Of the malignant who had made so
free with their property, they were however, none
the wiser They stlIl believed him to be tho youth
Charles Stuart, and after threatening Mrs Jones
with all manner Of pains and penalties they StA-
ioped of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27
OLD ENGLAND.
Historical Scenes and Incidents in
the C0tszcoLdS.

THE COTSWOLDS. Bv Herbert a p711ans
Win illustrations by Frederick L GriESs
Crown Svo, pp. 4o7. The Macmillan Compspv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27

The Just published biography Of the Margra-
vine Of Baireuth summarizes from one OF her
own letters WiIheImina's description OF her in
Production to her husbands subjects immedi-
ately after her marriage:
"Au OF good family. and some very rich. mostly
Teitzeustens with faces 10 frlghten cnlldreIl W.
5rssseJ in dirty old wigs, and ancient ancestral
robes furnished and ragged. with manners 10 corr
snOnd Then she introduced 10 animals OF
eofber sUecies the clergy, with great runs as pig
as baskets round their necks, and such speeches..
she sar down TO dine with about thirty OF the most
IyIITorfant OF these NOah's Ark folk; the ante
diiiIvans were -nonosyllabic till she began - tax
S,rr,inr when the wits caught fire, and INDUCED
In dispJtes on the relative merits OF plain or noun
taiT sheen TN she nearly went to sleep. Inc
Eaaitb drirl,in. woke her up. and went ill., vi n
ber hack aching from bowling. she found herself In
the company OF thirty-fOur drunkards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-27

~ eaftiral points OF Oriental ethics are LOYALTY
49, Ilelg Of these two hlial piety takes
s,s.-sLce il China. but greater stress Is LAID IN
- ~ loyalty. This is where the difference pc
sssa Chinese and Japanese ethics is most notice
f--. -1eIs again. IN Japan. side BY side win
f-Ss2 re doctrine Of patriotism Is rlgloly en-
rs,5-hl iE OF much later development As q
ee... o. Tact no such word finds place IN the emu
- -9 u -iIereLt virtues IN the COnfuclan tedCil-
- &C X seems never 20 have taken any hold OF
Ert,-s chinese nation believed itself 70 stand so
oe-t y De practically alone, and took no account
e.. - -es-a belief which was fOstered by the
-, vi which q was 10 absorb any venture
q - peoples who threatened its bOrders-the Split
IS ), 4yhAl rivalry, which IN great measure gives
Or" patriotism. entirely lacking IN ancient
Frses- Moreover. as the Chinese. wholly or In the
fs-fLL Psrt. fell IN succession under the sway o.
h - cynasties the Lao KIN. Yuen and CHING,
IitsgsE OF those 6ynssties that patriotism should
''-heo among china's millions.
40 leSs favorable 70 Japan Is the account OF
1As War in the Far East" given IN the volume
- iorth By the military correspondent OF The
OF London The book is made up OF the
iefponoence contributed 10 THE Thunderer''
-. ne suthoT during the events recorded. and
,.- .Ess equally OF the advantages and diEad-
- 1~tet Of history 20 written. Moreover, the
t,E'f Was restricted IN the full expression of
- ''s"s BY the necessity, frankly acknowI-
80 o. keeping before his eyes the terms Of
@1Ag-o-Jspansse alliance OF 1902 and OF
,.,. ,-'Ag nothing which might directly or indi-
q, seFFo the cause Of Russia or injure that
~ @aA But. as he cheerfully adds, III
q s,l'a not back our friends when they we're
44ueS. the value OF friendship would
The Washington times., 1906-06-03

bOU HAtsI-
A. E POWELL. 18th and East Capitol sts
ODONNELL DRUG CO., sth and G. SITS Sc.
II s. FEALY, NV. cor. 1Ith and Pa ave. Sc.
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Pension Vouchers.

PENSION VOUCHERS executed without
charge. Immediately sent TO Pension Agency
1424 New York ave. 1521 CorCCran ST Phone
II. 1881. N 257S-Y- Additional charge 25c IL
called elsewhere 1e2-3t
PENSION VOUCHERS EXECUTED. I5c
ROOM ., second floor. 14I5 G. NV ODeo
Sunday, IL pm 1t
PENSION VOUCHERS EXECUTED.
ROLAND c. BOOTH.
Notary Public,
Removed 10 OURAY BUILDING.
7o4 Sth St y. W, First Floor. je2-tf
ROOM 40 Commercial National Rank huflS-
inE-PensiOn vouchers executed and immedi-
ately sent 70 Pension Agency. Office open at
S am fe9 o.
COL 9TH NV. 18th and F)-Pension vouchers
executed for minimum fee and Immediately
sent 10 Pension Agency, without charge; two
expert notarles. Ofice open night and day
1el-3t
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Wall Paper.

WM- V MAHONET. the Progressive Paper
hanger. reliable. prompt. cheap legal guar
Entee covers al our work Send postal for
free samples and estimate Main store. COS
Pennsy lvana ave. Sc. telephone East ia f.
or following agencies: De Maine & Co s9O7
n st NV E.dlayitch's store, Bowie Nd
10 Monroe st, Anacostia, EoWler's store
Congress Heights so7 New York ave. NV:
1890 2 St Sc: COnaway's store Laurel Md
General Store, Glendale: PostOfice. Colonial
Beach. Va; Rogers & Farden. HyattsvilIe.
Nd; Shaws Store. Twining City. New
agency. Just established. Lloyd's store. Sea-
brooke. Nd jeI-Tt
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Found.

HATS RENOVATED equal 20 new: straw
and panama; hat bleaching a speciality.
Phone Main S4SS-M. KANDEL & CO, Z21 7fh
st NV. and S02 14th St NV. jeS-30t
BEST ICE CREAM IN WASHINGTON at
Toc per gallon. and bricks In quart boxes,
25c: were 40c: will keep two hours LACEYS,
607 New York ave NV. Phone Main S33-
FOUND-How to get rid OF rats Phone
BARCLAY. The Ferret han. North 11s3-N.
my1S-o
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For Sale-hiscellaneous.

FOR sALE-UsED PIANOS OF VARIOUS
MAKES.-We're making short work OF the
exchange and OF those that we have had
rented out during the winter. You can
pick NJ a bargain II you're quick. Knabe
small grand. every working part new; regular
$3.50 INSTRUMENT. special. $500. Knabe up-
right. beautiful mahogany case; latest de-
sign: carefully used Qike neW) special. S450.
knabs upright; fine rosewood case; thor
oughly repaired and in fine condition. Spe-
Cial. S325- Starr upright; fine mahogany c. sA.
just returned from short rental; regular $50
instrument; special. $3.50 Hartman upright
fancy art case; largest size. and IN perfect
son upright. large size: latest style ma
hogany case; very slightly used: special. $3.50
Smith Barnes upright. mahogany case;
has been used but a few months; special. 500.
Heller & Co upright. large size: mahogany
case Very slightly used. special. 500. KIM
ball upright eboniZed case, good condition:
special S175. WheelOck upright, ebonized
case, IN splendid condition. special. 500.
Square Pianos. $40 to $50; easy terms WM.
KNABE & co, l21s-1o ST my2T-tf
FOR SALE-CHEAP.
100. 900 second d-hand brick; 200 loads bats tim
Der, doors, windows, and all kinds Of building
material 1l5 zth st sw- or on Job. Tth 81
and Virginia ave sw. LOHR WRECKING
AND CONSTRUCTION CO., lis lst St sw.
FOR sAI.E-Lady's two-wheel cart; fine con
diuon. MRS. PRETT NICHOLSON, Bright-
COMBINATION brass electric and gas chan
delier; good as new: can be seen at l254
Florida ave. ne. Phone 2ls r. Jest
LET Us PUT your typewriter in good order
after tho winters work Prices reasonable;
CHANGE AND OFFICE OUTFITTERS. I4Il
G st myg-U
THE TRUST IS trying 10 kill competition IN
CASH REGISTERS. but We are selling Hall
woods at 500 below TRUST prices HALL
WOOD CASH REGISTER AGENCY, s01 Z
st. NV. my17-tf
FOR SAIE-Making a complete clearance OF
all the second hand pianos and all the rental
pianos in stock now at sensatiOnally small
prices Here are a few OF the bargains:
Chickering upright 500. Hazelton Bros up
right s125: Kirnball upright. $685. New Eng
land upright $780, Chicberins upright, $50;
Gabler upright $50. Mathushek upright Sl6o.
Irving upright Sis; NOse & sons. SIS Stod-
ard upright S175: StieI upright. 5000
Knabe upright, S255: Sohmer upright. $685.
and over forty others Easy terms O. J.
DeMOLL & Co, 1881 G ST. my3l-o
FOf sALE-Two carloads window screens
and doors: screens I2lzc up doors. SIC up;
extra wide doors: carload n stock: knock
down frames sc: wire. 1zc square foot:
screens made to order. 75c- kLEEBLATT' S.
1ltb and II sts. ne. nyl-smo
FOR SALES shares OK stock IN the Wash
ington Nat Building and Loan Associa-
tIon: par value OF each share. 500. This
stock pays 5 Per cent interest. and paid
semi-annnaIly. Apply ROOM sz4. Bond build
ing ny2s-st
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

ANY Intelligent person nay earn $40 10 SO
monthly at home in spare time corresponding
unnecessary: send for particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE. LockpOTt n. Y. my14-9Ot
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE-New
system; eight weeks completes; $40 weekly
guaranteed when through; excellent oppOr-
tunity for poor men: write for free cata-
Iegge. MoLgR's BARBER COLLEGE, Isi
Prince st. New York City. my2O-st
HALLS BARBER SCHOOLS. PhiIadeIpbia
Pa Wages while learning; instruction.; tools;
board; room: railroad ticket free by Co
operative plan Get particulars Immediately.
rny2s-l0t
WANTED-Men and boys 10 learn plumbing.
piastering. ortcklAying; special oner life
-l scnlolarSnlp. 80. easy pasI2ents; position and
COYNE BROS. TRADE SCHOOLS. New
York. Chicago. ST Louis ny14-tf
BOYS. BIZ INDEPENDENT-OW your own
for the Evening and Sunday Times. and you
VIII make good money For further in
formation apply CIRCULATION DEPART
NENT. The Washington Times. AP2s-tt
WANTED-Boys with bicycles for nessen-
ger servicej industrious boys earn 81
be employed from s pm. 10 N pm aE1
on sundays and holidays. MUTUAL DsS-
TR1cT MESSENGER COMPANY. Basement.
wANTED-Experienced man to take charge
OF restaurant at night must have good rcf-
erenee address BOX 10. Times once.
te2-3t
hANIED-A boy with one or two yeb-S
experience in papsrhanging- c. Q SILENCE,
30 = st. "a Massachusetts ave. nv. 1e2-2t
wANTED-Experienced night dishwasher.
40 Per week MARYLAND QUICK LUNCH.
elO Sth st NV. jest
WANTED-ExperieIced walter. SO per week
Apply AZ once. 60 eth NV. MARYLAND
QUICK LUNCH Jest
WANTED-Two good paperhangers Monday,
between and a m. Room 212-2 CORCO-
Ran BUILDING. Steady work Je2-2t
WANTED-COlored mGn for general work
around bar. 6o4 Pennsylvania ave- NV.
Je2-2t
WANTED - Photographer at Chesapeaka
Beach; one who thoroughly understands max
Ing tintypes- J. NJ. FREEDLET ie1-st
WANTED-Twenty hrst-class coat hands
Apply GEO T KEEN. 1910 F st NV JeI-3t
wANTED-At once. three nrst-cIass an
round men az cornice. timing, and heating:
good wages; steady Job 70 good men HENRY
VIETT. Kensington. Nd. je1-st
wANTED-A basso for church quartet. Ap-
ply 8. F. HARPER, Droop's Music Store.
jel-st
wANTED-Plurnberss helpers and appren-
tees state time served and salary expected.
Address BOX s.. Times ONCE 1eI-3t
wANTED-Baker's helper: some experiences
IN bakery required b2s Sth st. Sc tei-St
WANTED-Caterer 70 run cafe and boarding
house for owner Apply SEAT PLEASANT
mn. at Chesapeake Junction, Nd. jei3t
wANTED-Ambitious sober young man to
operate small printing otice on shares. ~
X ST nv jeI-9t
WANTED-GoOd collector and outside sales
man for instsiment house; married men only.
1920 7th ST NV my5l-5t
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ONE CENT A WORD FoR
BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST


GoLDENBERG s. 9Th and h SITS. NV
s kANN,SONS CO, Sth and Market space.
ERYIN'S 5 CIGAR STORE, 18th and Fla ave.
ERNINS CIGAR STORE. 2sI2 18th st NV
ROBERT T. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy 18th and Harvard SITS. nv.
A M DANIELS. cor lgth and T SITS NV.
i. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th St. Rhode
Island ave. and r 81. NV.
CHAS- C HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy,
sw. cor 1th and NJ SITS. NV.
DOM & SANFORD. New York ave. and
horth Capitol St
r. A. YEITCH. 10th and II SITS. NV.
W. d. BRACE. cor. 90th and II sts. NV.
oUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 21st and @ ats.
GILLETTE & CO. 18th and L SITS. NV.
g. II. WAGNER & CO, 1st and II sts NV.
II T BUTTS cor 4th and Mass ave. NV.
l. =. TAYLOE. cor. 9th and Z SITS. NV.
EUGENE X. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave. NV.
J. D. COBLENTZ. Fla. ave and n. Cap. st.
NORTHEAST.
CHAs. II. BLUMER, n. Cap. and r SITS. ne
McCHESNEH & JOACHIM, cor. I'd and z SITS.
SOUTHEAST.
A. E. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts
ODONNELL DRUG Co, sth and G. sts. Sc.
II S. FEALY, NV. cor. 1Ith and Pa. ave. Sc
SOUTHWEST
V. HUGO EIsENBEISs. eth and sts. sw.
ANACOSTIA
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
BROoKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR II T. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L CARNE & CO. 7Os King St
-
The Washington times., 1906-06-03

Ice Boxes and Chests Made TO Order
and repaired H Preusser. sos New York
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Rooms and Board.

TWO large, cool front rooms; bath sa7,e
moor; with or without hoard: terms ,er,
reasonable l2S3 9Th St NV. II
WASrED-Txo boarders for nicely Furnished
bay window front room with frst-cIsss h(s-f-
Datn' - Per week each. los 22d 81. NV
PLEASANT front room. GOOD bo7T5 T7-7-
a9ie tor Two reasonable II p 81 ne near
North Capitol te2-sr
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL I'm a1T
New 1ork ave, overlooking White House
First-class family hotel. double rooms Es5
Up. single room, S25 per month; good board.
translents. 81 per day and up nyS0-I5t
ROOMS. with board southern exposure.
home table SO r 81 NV jeI-st
Je1-5I
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Finest Home-Made Pies.

Gratify your liking for good pastry by
trying Holmes genuine hOme-made pies
Inc most delicious pies that clever home
pastry cooks can turn out Every pie IS
generously hlled and baked just so All
MIX Bread, fresh from oven TO table
&c Holmes Bakery, 1st and i sts
Phones L. 144O and I441.
The Washington times., 1906-06-03

Case Lager Beer, Soc; Rebate on Bottles
10c. Beavers. 423 ~ St sw. Phone II. 51s2
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Carpet CIeanine.

HAVE YOUR RUGS AND CARPFTS
CLEANED by the best and most caref,1I
methods Work ey1,arantee Oldest estah
lished firm In Washington. AMMONIATFn
STEAM CARPET CLEANING co. 5OT IIth
st. NV. Carpets taken up, cleaned, stored
and laid. Phone Main sOL 1t
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Lightning Rods Erected and Repaired
J. H Kuehling. SOP 18th st. NV.
The Washington times., 1906-06-03

MADAM MARTHA. New XorH's wonderful
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The Washington times., 1906-06-03
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