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Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-20
ny BEssIE BEATTY

Not every aspirant for histrionlc
honors can make her debut with Bern
hardt.
1 did and there were six others who
also bowed. OF course, there were four
times that many men, all dreaming of
the day when they should play oppo-
site to Bernhardt. but they don't count.
You see. they were only part of the
mob, while | was one of two who wore
ieweled costumes and followed the
queen. Then | was also nun and
wore a baby blue robe with white
cross that made me feel very much
a bove this earth.
Oh, it's great to he an actress! Every
critic ought to be a player some time.
please, sir, will you tell me where
the supers are to go?"
It was o'clock. My friend and /
We're told to report at the Venice au-
ditorium al that hour. | said II in a
very meek little voice.
"Out there" My informant pointed to
n door and we gathered all our courage
and made a bold dash for 1t.
Meets erutf Frenchman
II we had known what was behind
that door we never could have faced it,
There was a mana Frenchman-the
biggest and the most forbdding look
ing Frenchman have ever seen.
There were dozen other men, but
he was the only one who could be
seen or heard. The other men were
running in all directions in answer to
his commands, couched i'm French and
broken English. Some of them had
struck-put down their trunks-and
demanded to be told in English what
to do.
/ ventured a query.
"Se-van o'clock. ladies'; se-van
o'clock" was the only answer and then
there was a volley of French.
We did not move.
"Se-van o'clock. se-van o'clock,
say" This time he was even more
emphatic and there was another volley
OF French.
Don't you mind him he's one Of
these Frenchmen and he does not
know what he wants. He Just means
slxiddo." said a good natured looking
chap. who gave us a reassuring look.
"Skiddo. skiddol Oui!" said the
Frenchman and something almost like
smile came over his face. He was
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as the mob scene in the fifth act of
LA Sorciere" was the scene on the
stage at that hour.
Suddenly there was hush over the
stage. In a moment what was a scene
of noisy disorder became one of abso-
lutte quiet. Then Bernhard came.
Leaning on the arm of one of her
assistants, she ascended the steps and
crossed the stage to her dressing room,
merrily chatting the while in that most
beautiful of all voices. She wore a
green gown with cloak, and large
hat with green ostrich feathers.
Her dressing room was built on the
stage as is her usual custom. 1t is com
posed of portable canvas partitions
hinged together and equipped with mir
rors and all other conveniences.
Reappears as sorceress
While Madam Bernhardt was on the
stage no one spoke. 1t was Bernhardt
the actress; Bernhardt the genius; she
who was the idol and the wonder of
the stage. Her presence was command
ing.
Hardly girl was there who has not
had wide-awake dreams of the time
when she will be as great as Bernhardt.
1t was little that we saw of her-just
a glance and then the door of the dress
ing room closed. not to he opened again
until on Bernhardt. 1t was the sor-
ceress that we saw next.
The stage manager resumed his task
and in thirty minutes he had succeeded,
in spite of being handicapped by not
knowing English, in giving each super
some idea of his part. What he suf-
fered in the making of those actors. he
alone can tell.
Once or twice he shook his hands and
said, Non non non, tres mauvaisl tres
mauvais, eet ees no good"
Here, your on my foot, you get up, "
one youth less awed and more ir-
repressibe than the rest, cried. why
don't you stop hollering at us and tell
us what to do?"
It is safe to say that the French
man did not understand English we'll
enough to comprehend the young mans
remarks. for the young man was alive
two minutes afterward.
Find Awful Old Woman
Twice he left us. took out his
watch and went to the door of
Madames dressing room.
"Demi-heure. he called once and
then when there was only fifteen min
utes left until time for the curtain 1t
was quart d'heure"
At that signal we We're turned over
to a French woman and told to dress.
Her stock of English consisted OF
about six words. and in addition to
this she had a vocabulary of French
swear words that could only have been
acquired with years OF practice in
dressing supers.
She looked like nothing In the world
but scrub woman. Her dress was
caught up to her knees, her thin gray
hair brought straight back from her
head and knotted in the back, and an
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Her Voice Is Music

those who saw Sarah Bernhard yes
terday as the apotheosis of dramatic
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-20

art.
Her Voice Is Music
And that voice! Sarah Bernhardt
does not speak, does not declaim-she
sings!
The keynote of her voice is minor
tone that recurs again and again, until
the reiteration becomes hypnotic and
the ear waits for it to return.
To watch Nine. Bernhardt is to Won
der at her great vitality. Whence that
power which finds her, after the most
eXhausting scenes, calm, self-poised
and smiling? Not an atom of force
is wasted. She is mistress of the little
known art of conservation of physical
energy.
Bernhardts little mannerisms in re-
spending to curtain calls are as dis
tinctive as everything that pertains
to her. She folds her hands against
her cheeks and bows her head, ever
SO slightly, and smiles. The next time
the curtain goes up she Is discovered
gently smoothing back the frizzly vel
low hair that falls into her eyes. Again
the smile and the arms are flung out
with a little gesture of fatigue and it
is ''au revoir, Bernhardt"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-20
PRETTY GIRL SUPERS
MEET FLIRTATIOUS MEN
Volunteers Shine With Reflected Glory, After
Stage Debut With Nine. Sarah Bernhardt
in Sardou's LA Sorciere"

M. Peron, Nine. Bernhardts stage
manager, and whatever else he forgets
about California he will remember
''skiddo." That word kept the per-
formance of the supers from being a
failure that word cleared the stage
many a time during the evening when
everything appeared to be hopeless.
Even the most stupid knew the mean
ing of skiddo
We obeyed willingly, gladly. and the
good natured chap followed us to the
auditorium to give us more reassur-
ing words. He was our good angel.
Once when the prospect of having to
go on without a bit of makeup stared
us In the face he made trip to some
body's dressing room and borrowed
some. Again, when the stage manager
looked just as II he was contemplating
annihliating my friend for getting in
his way, he stepped In between. and
every now and then he told us how
splendidly we were acting.
Are Given Star Parts
At seven o'clock we once more dared
approach that formidable looking
Frenchman, and this time the other
girls were there
There was one with big brown eyes
with a scarable look in her face.
IT am so afraid l don't know what to
do" she said. That man looks so cross
that It makes me shake"
One In the party was an old hand
at 1t. She had appeared with several
stars and on her superior knowledge we
leaned.
Lime up" the stage manager COM
manded
He ran a quick eye over the seven.
you page" he said to one. mo, you
too tall, you be court lady"
you page" and he picked out the
shortest and chubbiest girl in line.
"You two follow the queen" he or
dered, addressing me and my COM
panion. Then ii was that we knew what
a really good stage manager he is We
forgave him all his sins, for he knew
real talent when he saw it, We were
given the star parts.
Bernhardt Appears
The men came next. and in quick
order ne had them all assigned TO their
places. II was half past seven by
that time and thirty supers We're all
clamoring for directions. Almost as bad
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BERNHARDT SPEEDS
EAST IN SPECIAL
OF SEVEN COACHES

The Bernhardt special. consisting of
seven cars, left for the north over the
Salt Lake route at / O'Clock this morn
ing. The train was made up of four
Pullmans. one dining car and two bag
gage cars.
The train was brought up from Ven
ice by the Southern Pacific and deliv-
cred to the Salt Lake route shortly
before 1 o'clock.
Nine. Bernhardt will appear Monday
night at Salt Lake and then continue
the tour east.
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SOCIETY THR0NGS
VENICE. TO SEE
BERNHARDT MATINEE

Among others of the society people
noticed in the audience at the Bern
hardt matinee were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Cosmo Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Fielding
Stilson, Mrs Mary Banning, Mrs. Helen
Eaton Hadibaugh, Mrs. F. Haversham,
Mrs. William Richards, Mr.. and Mrs.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-20
Bernhardt Appears

The men came next. and in quick
order ne had them all assigned TO their
places II was half past seven by
that time and thirty supers We're all
clamoring for directions Almost as bad
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-20
Ashes Flood Country
By Assocla ted Press

BY AssocIdIeu FFeb3'
NAPLES. May 19.-Torrential rains
recently have washed ashes and cin-
ders down the slope of Mount Vesuvius
and have flooded the country around
the volcano, carrying away several
peasants houses and drowning many
animals.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-20

Are you a hustIers Then volunteer
90 hustle for few days Ia the inter-
Report at room, SS1 o. +. Johnnon build
lag.
The Washington times., 1906-06-21
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B-Foilowing schedule figures published
only as information. and are not guaranteed
..S5 4. NJ DAILX-LOcaI for Harrfsorb, b,,,-
WarrenJon. Danville and way stations
1o:5l A II. DAiLN-Washington and Florida
Limited. FtrsJ-claSs coaches and sleeper Ia
Columbia, Savannah. and Jacksonville
Dining Car Service
Il l-l5 =. NJ. DAILN-Cnited States Fast MAJ
Ftrst-class coaches and sleeper 10 New or
leans. Dining Car Service.
4-Ol L. NJ WEEK DAG GS-LOCal for Harrison
burg and way stations on Manassas Branch
400 L. n DAlLI-Local for Ws;rrenton and
Charlottesville Week days FOR Straspurq
Z:3O Z. NJ. DAILN-New York and Atlanta
Express. FIrst-class Coach to Atlanta
Sleeper TO Columbus. Ga, via Atlanta
Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper Washington
TO san Francisco Mondays. wedne 5iays.
and Fridays.
$50 L. NJ DAILY-New York and Florida
Express Through Coaches and SleeperS 20
Columbia, Savannah. and Jackson Vile
Sleeper 10 Augusta and Port Tampa Din
ing car Service la Carte.
1000 p NJ DAILN-NeN York and Memphis
Limited (via Lynchhurg)- FIrst-class Coach
and Sleeping Car to Roanoke. Knoxville
Chattanooga. and Memphis: Sleeper to NeS
Orleans. Dining Car Service.
IO:45 p N. DAIL-Y-Washington and South
western Limited All Pullman train. OBJ
servation Car 10 Atlanta and Macon Club
Car to Atlanta Sleepers 10 Nashville, At
lanta. Macon. Birmingham. New Orleans
Dining Car Service
H e Spencer. G. N ). II. Hardwick. P M /;
w II. Tayloe. c. p A: L $ Brown. c. A
ny17-tf
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Commissioners Notice.

OFFICE ASSESSOR, DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, Washington. d. G, June 20.
19Q6.-Notice Is hereby given that on the
THIRIlETI DAY OF JUNE, 1906 will
expire all licenses granted by the Asses
sor OF the District OF Columbia TO the
proprletors Of automobiles. autovehicIes.
electro-vehicleS. hacks. cabs, omnibuses
and vehicles OF all kinds, for hire: used
FOR the transportation Of passengers;
also, private banks and bankers mot in
corporated). brokers. note brokers, and
the Washington Stock EXCHANGE Said
licenses must be promptly renewed by
al persons desiring 10 continue business
aftor The above named date H II
S)ARNElLLE, Assessor. D. c. Je20-SI
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CHESAPEAKE AND CHIC RY.

2:30 p. M--CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS SPE
CIAL- Solid Vestibule. electric lighted.
Dining Car Train. with Pullman Sieepers
10 Louisville, Cincinnati Indianapolis
Chicago. and St Louis. Connection for
Virginia Hot Springs. Dining Car
II 10 L. Nj F. V LIMITED-SoiId YES
tibulc, electric lighted. Dining Car train
with Pullman Sleepers to Cincinnati, Lex
ington. ard Louisville. Commandment
Sleeper TO Virginia Hot Springs daily
except Sunday. Sleepers Cincinnati to
Chicago and ST. Louis. Dining Car
Reservation and tickets at 5I3 r. vlvsnia
avenue, COG Fourteenth street, 4
~ the Station Telephone $3.50 for
vania Cab Service. II. W. FULI.ht
Telephone Main le66. Gen'I Passenger AKt
Ry16-f
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY

For Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington Co
lunbia savannah. Jacksonville. tampa Al
lanta, Birmingham. Mobile. Pensacola. and
New Orleans.
1850 A. N DAILY-Seaboard Maii-Thro,!gh
Pullman Sleeper 10 Jacksonville Fla also
through Sleeper Washington to Birmingham
Ala. Cafe Dining Car Washington to Ham
let. " c
6:25 Z. NJ DAILY-Seaboard ENpress-SoIid
train. with Pullman Sleepers. TO Jacksonville
and Tampa Through Sleeper 70 Atlanta
birmingham. and Memphis; also through
Sleeper to Pinehurst daily except Sunday
Cafe Dining Car.
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Trustees Sales.
THOs. J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers.

THos- J. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OBJ BRICK DWELLING
No lS2S THIRTEENTH STREET y w
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust duh,
reco[ded in Liber No. 26iO. folio PAS ct seq
OF the land records Of the District OF CO.
lumbla. and AT the request OF The party co
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees win
sell. Al public auction. in front OF the prem
A. ID. 1906. at O'CLOCK p. N, the fol-
lowing-descrtbed land and premises. situate
In the city OF Washington, District Of Co
lumbia, and designated as and being lot %
IN square Us, with the improvements thereon.
he eTIns TsoSTed TI 5is cash ti deposit of $50 win
ancing. recording. etc, at cost Of purchaser
BERNARD 2. AIIAiMACK.
HARRY 5. WEIGH.
yeS-d&ds-exsu Trustees
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
ESTATE.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust recorded March
=. 1901, in Liber 1854. folio 43 OF the lad
records Of the District Of Columbia the
,rGssees viii offer for sale at public auc-
,lon. in front Of the premises. 10 the highest
bidder. on FRIDAY. JULY g. 1906. at 4
O'CLOCK p NJ. all OF blocks Nos IS and p
In tract Of land known as Marshall as
v II appear by reference 70 Book g. page p.
n the office Of the Surveyor Of .he District
OF Columbia; said block IS. containing lots
numbered l to 30. inclusive, situated be
tween Baltimore and Alexandria avenue S.
Palm and Beech streets, each lot contain
ing 4. 900 square feet Of ground. said block
% containing lots numbered ! TO 30 in
elusive, situated between Alexandria and
Richmond avenues. Lombard and Palm
streets. each lot containing OO0 square feet
OF ground. Terms Of sale-One-half cash:
balance IN one year, with per cent t6cc) in
terest, secured by deed Of trust on property
sold. all cash, At option OF purchaser.
Terms 10 be complied with within fifteen
days from day Of sale. property may be
resOld at risk and cost Of defaulting pUr
chaser. after five days advertisement Of re-
sale in Times. Examination Of tit, con-
veyancing. recording. and notary fees at
cost Of purchaser. $500 deposit required at
- - IN A. md
r 5. DOUGLAS, Trustees, Colorado build
ing. je21. p. jy5
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Found.

HATS RENOVATED equal to new: straw
and panama. hat bleaching q specialtv
Phona Main 34Ss-M- KANDEL & CO, 72I I'm
st NV. and 302 l4th st. NV je3-3Ot
BEST ICE CREAM IN WASHINGTON al
sOc per gallon, and bricks in quart boxes
z5c; were-40c; Will keep two hours. LACEY'S
COZ New York ave NV Phone Main g3s
myIC-f
For ND-How 20 get rid OF rats P6o1e
BA'' LAY. The Ferret Man. North IIs3-M
@-
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For RenG-Flats.

FOR RENT-The Westoyer- bouseleo,t,r
apartment. furnished or unfurnIshed: fouT
rooms FOR summer months ApUIv ROOM
SS''. 5ona 19lIdlns. at o'clock je2I-3t
VERY nice hve-room fiat in an extremely
well built apartment house: well located
IN Northwest rent only $50
CHAS- ) MUIR & co. Onc).
1875 New York ave. je2O-3t
L HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE FLATS
OF foCr rooms and bath: all modern i'm
proFeincnts. located half square from cars
(GTtheGst; rents. S15 TO 1850 per month
JoHN l. EDWARDS, 705 I4th st. NV 1els-6t
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Honey to Loan.

MONEY advanced on household goods stored
IN this warehouse at rate Of per cent Der
annum FIDELITY STORAGE Co. 1870 U
at. ieS-tf
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS. District of
Columbia Washington, June 49, 1905
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
at this Office until y NJ, JULY z. 1906
LOT tIThlShIg E6 ct-Iron water pipe
necessary information may be obtained
at this Office HENRY 3. T. MACFAR-
LAND, HENRY L. WEST. JOHN
BIDDLE, Commissioners, d. c.
je20-6t-exSu
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Summer Resorts.

GOULD'S NV SUBDIVISION. in the cen
ter OF Colonial Beach. Va; - lots 20 be sold
at once 20 the highest bidders send postal
for circular giving fuu Information J JAY
GOULD. 4ZI Sth 1elq-sr
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For Sale-IOtS.

Two LOTS. each 5Oxl50, on Superior st
near 18th st. NV: in Meridian Hin not
line.
LOUIS Z. SHOEMAKER. 6l2 18th St NV.
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For Rent-StabIeS.

1 %. tSl~-\ g-tine two-stOry brick stable ami
carnage house. rear S24 y ST Sc = onI,- e -
+" Lice, GIBBS * DANIEL. COS & COS 13tb
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For Rent-CottageS.

FOR RENT-CoIonial Beach six-roo0l ,7o--
cottage, furnished; one block from wharf
address S05 Florida ave. NV te2i-st
The Washington times., 1906-06-21

Wanted-Suburban.
WANTED-To rent suburban place: terms
moderate. one car fare. COLLETTE. 1904
r ie20-3t
WE want desirable acreage for subdivision
CAN realize cash for your old or new
subdivision; quick action.
Owners and exclusive agents call AZ once
GREATER WASHINGTON REALTY COR
FORATION.
fII Colorado Building 4erq--t
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING.
TREASURER'S OFFICE. SOLDIERS
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until 10 O'CLOCK y. NJ, FRI
DAY. JUNE %. 1896, and Immediately
opened, for supplying the Home with
the following clothing: 1000 oVercOats,
and as many more as may be required;
l.uD black felt winter hats; 90 dark
blue winter coats, with $50 vests and
loo pairs trousers to match; 2.2O0 win
ter undershirts: 1000 linen bosom shirts;
400 linen collars; 200 pairs high cut
shoes; 5000 pairs wooden stockings, and
1.7O pairs G. T. drawers. All articles TO
be furnished in different sizes as re-
quired. and, as about per cent-hats.
shoes and stockings eNcepted-wiH be
needed fO- men of unusual size the con-
tractor will be reQui ed to supply their
garments by measure with names at
tached- All articles to be delivered AT
the Home on or before October l. 1906
The right IS reserved 10 reject any and
to Maj H NJ KENDALL, u s. A,
Treasurer. te21, ,25.2S
PROPOSALS will be received at the
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts, Navy
Department. Washington, y. c. until
10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. JULY 10 1906, and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter,
to furnish at the navy yard, Washing
ton. u. C. a quantity of naval supplies,
as follows: Sch. 3: Steel rivets, motor
generator set, brass wire. pine. poplar.
steel DAdNeSs angles ana DCsAIllS- mixed
acid. oil for making gas.-Sch. D: Corn
brOoms. linseed oil. Applications for
proposals should designate the sched-
ules desired by number. Blank propo-
sails will be furnished upon application
to the Bureau. II. T. 3. HARRIS, Pay
master General L. S n. je2l.2
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Washington, d. c, June 16. 1906-Sealed
proposals. in duplicate, VIII be received
az this Department until O'CLOCK p.
NJ, MONDAY, JUNE %. 1906. and will
be immediately opened thereafter for
furnishing Anthracite coal for the De-
partment during the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1907. All bids accepted and con-
tract awarded subject TO an appropria-
uOn by Congress to meet the expenSe
Bids must be made on Government
bl;-Ehs. Forms Of proposals. etc. will
be furnished on application. All bidders
are invited TO be present at the opening
Z. a. HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
je19.2l,23
OFFICE COMA AiISSTONERS T;~,-t.. =.
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For Rent-Omces.

HANDSOME OFFICES for rent IN the
Munsey Building. z st. facing Penn
sylVania ave. between 13Jh and I4th sts :
moderate rents; heat. light. and janitor sery-
ices free. fe91-ff
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Colonial Beach.

BRAN-NEw COTTAGE. furnished. Ss0 sea-
son. best bargain at Beach. DICKHART.
1905 c sw- 5,2l-St
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I@OSI-Monday. child's necklace with raDgI-
ued Win blue ribbon, Maryland ave NJ
near Ifth st, or on Elliott st. ne Reyyari
u returned 20 6l Elliott 81. ne. M
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For Rent-HaIlS.

FOR RENT-Fourth noor, 9Os-gI0 PennsyI-
vania ave NV $40
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 6l3 18th ST. NV
ap27-tf
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PHOENIX

Virginia Avenue near Pier and AmusernantA
Cuisine uneNceucd- s. and up per day.
L & J. ZIPPERLEIN-
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I-OSI-Ioday, in st. market Il hack
purse contents. $50. Finder can bsTc
money by returning purse to I7lS Corco~an
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For Exchange.

FOR EXCHANGED building lot at Wood
mont Md; fronting electric car, for suite
OF furniture Address BOX 37S Times Office.
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LOST-Lady's gold watch and silk fob he
Reward, return to 226 r st ne II
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CHETWOODE,

Pacific and Illinois ave FaHfaEs for Supe-
nor Menu and Service ILLUSTRATED booklet
Coach meets trains s. per day so per wk- up
Mrs 2. A DEMPSEY Owner & Mgr
The Washington times., 1906-06-21

The Beresford, 56z MaEyl92a 9Ts axe e;ss second s
Boardwalk. One block from Steel Pier
Newly furnished. ocean View. cuisine and ap-
HUXLEY PEASE. lare Of Richmond Hotel.
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Lost.

i]-' tIoS I-Lady's gold watch. EIgir Increment
Hhuntlng case. on Wednesday after pm
nv Return TO T. +. r. 1885 r - aD5
receive reward. So anu
The Washington times., 1906-06-21

LOST-June -. cameo scarf pin in enyeIoDe
on or near + st. between 9TH and I4th Re-
ward II returned to q. ID. NOORHIS Tbe
Cairo. S.so ,.
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Wanted-MOney.

WANTED-To borrow $500 for eight months;
will pay 10 per cent and furnish Al Sc
curity Address BOX 3sI. Times office.
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HOTEL MAJESTIC 80, =

Favorite House FOR Washington People.
Capacity. 500 Elevator and all CODveniences-
Excellent table so per week End upward
SAMUEL h ELLIS
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WaDted-noLSeS.

WANTED-A modern residence Of about ten
rooms IN the northwestern section. must have
hrst-hoor kitchen Price. $50 70 So a month
Address BOX 400. Times Office. je2I-2t
WANT INVESTMENT PROPERTIES-St
homes. Nothing too small or too large.
HARRISON REALTY CO,
s07 Street n. W. no5-tf
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For Rent-Suburban.

FOR KENI-FOr summer. HyaIIEVilie six
soOm house. furnished. three squares west Of
car line. II. c. BURTON. Hyattsville. Nd
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For Rent
Furnished UOnSeS.

COOL. central location. splendid table board
Ing opportunity half rate 10 desira Die party
or might share Address CATERER Times
once te2O-3t
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LOSI-Thursday night. June II, by poor
widow, on S2d st, Georgetown. chate.afna
bag Finder can have half Of money. pleas.
cave bag. with other contents. AT BON 3ss
lines office. ie8o- -
The Washington times., 1906-06-21

7-5O A II DAILY-PiTTSBURG EXPRESS
and CHICAGO SPECLAL-Parlor and Din
ing cars Harrisburg to Pittsburg- Con-
meets for Chicago, Cincinnati. Indianapolis.
LOuisville. and St, Louis. Buffet Parlor
10