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The Socorro chieftain., 1906-06-09
Reward for Lost Horse,

Lost, near Magdalena last fall,
one bay horse, branded OS on
the left hip. Will pay ten dol
lars reward for return. Notify
J. II. Nations, I'll Paso, Texas.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-06-09
Marriage Lieenses Issued.

Marriage licenses have recent
ly been issued in the office of
Probate Clerk b. A. Pine to the
following named persons;
Antonio Lopez, aged p years
and Romantic Mora, aged 10
years. both of Cantarecio.
Jose +. Miera, aged 2l years,
of San Antonio. and Teresa Zim-
merly. aged 81 years, of Socorro.
Jesus Benavidez, aged 23 years,
and Telesfora Jaramillo. aged 1s
years. both of Magdaleua.
Samuel Sais, aged 2l years, OF
Casa Colorado, and Francisquita
Olguin, aged 10 years, of Socor.
rO
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-06-09

John Mcintyre Of the Allaire-
Mcintyre Company Of San An
tonic has been sojourning in the
city this week on grand jury
duty.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-06-09

The board of county commits
sioners have been in session this
week as a board OF equalization,
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-06-09

Frank b. Shaw, born in So
corro So years ago and a resident
here for many years, died in Chi
huahua, Mexico, two weeks ago
today.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-06-09

w. M. Berger of the Belen
Tribune, one of New Mexico's
veteran editors, was among the
throng of visitors in town Mon
day.
The Socorro chieftain., 1906-06-09

Capt. B. Ruppe OF Albuquer-
que was in the city the first Of
the week in attendance at dis
trict court now in session here
as a witness on several cases in
which the law governing the
drug business had been violated.
Mr.. Ruppe had just returned
from a trip through the southern
part OF the territory in his capac-
ity as president of the Territor-
ial Board OF Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Geisler
were visitors in the city the first
of the week. They we're on
their way home from a wedding
tour on the Pacific coast. Mr.,
Giesler left Socorro IL years ago,
then a boy II years OF age. He
still owns considerable real es'
tate here, but is now in the mer.
camille business at Newkirk
Oklahoma.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-03-04

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New-York tribune., 1906-10-07
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER T. 1906

in going back especially when there were other re-
cruiting offices right there in Jersey City. L got
another three hundred, but my soer clothes was
spoiled when | fell off the transport in the dark the
was easy enough those days, before lot of buffers
took to the business. But 1t got so arter awhile
that we professionals had to keep away from
cities and play the country stations Com
mittees, Women's Aid Associations and the sub
sttute racket. Sometimes | did the farmer boy
with cowhide boots and hayseed in my hair and
told about the mortgage on the old place and the
kid that expected; and there wasn't anything
they wouldn't do so / could leave the folks COM
Portable when went off to the Oh. those were
great timesl In one day, out the neXti'
"And-and was the getting out easy his
nearer asked
Not quite Budd admitted; Il but pretty
Say you were at a camp of instruction; then 1t
might be pass little something to the sentry,
brckbat in the dark, if you could throw straight.
l gave teler fifty to let me through once and then
the sucker peaChed me, the low down sneak!
New-York tribune., 1906-10-07

other. My, brother found it on battle field and
sent it home to me
Il take it you wasn't there yourself, the Scorcher
chuckled
No said Professor Sands. Il was in bad
health at the time
so was lot of Others" sneered Budd Il
wasn't feeling what you might call well myself; but
| stuck it till they bfed me in the eg-the
hounds and put out of business.
"Of course you draw pension ventured the
professor.
No said the cook g. never asked for pen
sion. They've given about every feer what
wasn't dead when the broke out, but there
hasn't been a bill passed yet that takes me in.
"Indeed?" His listener politely observant.
Yes that's the truth, went the cook. Il
declare feel real dopy dotty something. They
pensioned every beat that came back with KNAPP
sack full of rebel watches, but they left out old
Jim. He don't medals he don't parade on
Decoration Day to scatter posies; he don't get no
free beer while the band plays Georgia = Hurrah
for the flag that makes us free he chanted
New-York tribune., 1906-10-07

never argued over tritles-and shipped me back to
Pennsylvania. But maybe YOU won't believe it
by that time | had sorter lost my nerve / got
notion IN my head that every who looked nv
way was spying on me. / couldn't pass the time of
day with anyone who didn't seem to talk about
deserterS. | was afraid to get gold piece changed.
for all the gold out of sight about that time
and just 10 have one suspicious. So what do
you think | did | walked right into a recruiting
station and enlisted without getting cent Rah
tor the flag! | says. Gimme gun / want 10
hight. That was in Pittsburgh
The professor start too slight TO break the
narrative but possible his watchfulness deepeneC:
he leaned forward and his eyes held those of Budd
Yes. the cook continued, in Pittsburgh Same
old band; same old handkerchiefs waving; same old
God bless YOU boysl' | thought at first | was all
right and twould be the same old game but II
wasn't They had me spotted with lot of others
and they kept us guarded like a parcel of Wild
beasts, for all we enlisted regular in the 10Th
Pennsylvania.
The goth Pennsylvania: repeated the pro-
lessor slowly.
That's what / ssidl' BuCid resented the in1e--
ruptlon And | tell YOU II was no way 10 trea1
men. There must have been forty OF us shut nm
in baggage with no light or air hui from one
door open at the end, and there We was for ,avs
and nights. and a tough lot, tool Bounty men and
substitutes and drafted truck, Slammng along ~
New-York tribune., 1906-10-07

About an hour and a quarter the first time
Budd replied. 1t happened i'll New York and
when Id signed the roll they put me in a squad to
march Oft somewhere 10 get our uniforms. The ser
geant was tall guy, greener than spinach who'd
drted down from Maine week before and didn't
know no more about New York than a bull calf
knows about the New Jerusalem; but he made
bluff and asked the feller next me, whose name was
Butch, to give him points at every corner Well
Butch directed and His Nibs kept on comman anding
Column left! and Column right till we got down
to the toughest sort OF distrct-gas works and
lumber yards and such. | didn't know the game
but dropped to 1t quick enough when Butch SAYS
IN whisper Here's our Chance! and it happened
10 be the neatest chance new beginner ever had
You see III those days when there was a fire
pretty near everybody welcome to catch hold
and help pull the machine, and there was always a
crowd that come along to holer and keep up the
excitement Well, that's the sort of outfit we come
up against They hled the whole street yelling and
pushing, and feller either had to turn and run
with them or get knocked down. | didn't stop to
see what became of the balance OF the SQUAD |
Sloped up one street and down another going like
jack rabbit, till found myself before a Jerry boat
paid my fare and crossed the river, Just 70 get a
chance TO think
Quite so the professor sympathized.
never meant no harm, the cook protested
not then There wouldn't have been much sense
New-York tribune., 1906-10-07

Tree beer while the band plays
for the flag that makes us
hoarsely. Hurrah for the
Devil that's what ! say.
Hurrah for the man without
a pensionl"
You interest me-" inter
posed Professor Sands.
oh, do T." cried the cook.
BY blood! I've half a mind
TO interest you more. But
. 1T look at me like that-l
ten YOU, | don't like your
eyel" He tried to shield him
self from that unmOved
gaze. You're interested, are
vot, You'd like to put my
case before your influential
frienu5 back East? You with
Your little bag of rocks and
your lii, lie hammer and your
gloves Did you ever in your
life see .nyone who wasn't
a nickel plated angel2 Did
You ever run across a real live
blackguard out OF a story
paper? Dior you ever see q
man who couldn't show his
face in a settlement by the
light of day, and had TO take
up any job that kept him out
Of sight? | don't know why,
hut I've got to shoot my
mouth off now if it hangs me
I've got to blab or 90 starN
mad!"
L understand, - SAID the
professor,
Il was one OF them pa
triots," Budd went on, speak
ing almost mechanically, as
though hypnotized, who en-
listed for the Doodle and then
skipped out to work the
racket somewhere else. "
4" In point OF fact, a bounty
Jumper, his listener put
in.
Yes" agreed the cook,
that's what | was. They
were paying three hundred
gold for likely men to go down
South and head off bullets,
and that beat getting drafted,
80 | joined. Oh, those were
Areat old days. great old
days."
How long were You in
New-York tribune., 1906-10-07

- N+NA-
later on. So | went march
ing out of Philadelphia
with the band playing and
the women crying and the
men what was too delicate
TO go themselves singing
out God bless you, boysi'
| tell you what professor,
fora a moment / come pretty
near to wishing | was play
ing square.
y passing sentiment,
I'm sure. said the geOlO-
gist.
Sure!" cried Budd, de
lighted with his hearers
sympathy. I'D like to
see the sentiment that
would hold out after a
couple of nights building
intrenChmentS in the rain,
How could / help it If
when the sentry'S back
was turned the pick flew
out of my hand and clipped
him right behind the ears
1t was the same cuSS who
had blocked my game the
week before,
" Good" laughed the
professor.
He dropped, went on
the cook, and tnaS was
all | wanted. | lit out and
lay around in barns and
corn cribs, living on raw
carrots and what eggs |
found in the straw, till |
guessed they must be tired
looking for me, and then
one morning early | crept
out and scared an old black
aunty who was feedin
chickens into fits. But |
reckon | wasn't the first
strange bird she'd seen
that summer, for she fed
me, and that night she
steered me to a friend of
hers who was in the cloth
ing business and did a lit
tie barbering evenings
He charged a hundred for
a suit of hand me downs
and twenty for a hair cut
and a shaVe-we enliSters
Skinned me hack tO
The Washington times., 1906-07-25
For Rent

Furnished or Unfurnished Houses.
TTFG ANTIY LOCATED. two car routes.
iTa5 n NV. special terms. buying furniture
optfoual: splendid for table boarders- Jy25-S,
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Dentistry.

CUT-RATE DENTISTRY SPECIALS SET
Cf Teeth, $3.50, $40 Sets. S. Is, SS Gold Crowns.
s.; BridgeWOrk, $3.50. Filings. 50c. All con-
situations and extracting absolutely free.
ARMY AND NAVY DENTAL PARLORS.
COR. ITH AND r SITS. NV. Entrance $50
= 81. Phone Main 432f-M. ieg9-ar
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting:
40 pain. look feel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth. shTuuken faces made normal: +:
painless nlliug. DIR. J. L WILSON. 1908 +
Z. nv. fegT-8lr
FIRsT-CI.AsS WORK, LOW PRICES-get
SiI,nss TF' e. &c. ,,5T. 80 lP' eola
guaranteed; no pain DIR. GEO. /. ED
MONDS SO II ST. NV. je2I-g0t
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Wall Paper.

WM. Y. MAHONEY. the Progressive Paper
hanger. reliable. prompt, cheap legal guar
antee covers al our work. Send postal for
free samples and estimate Main store COS
Peuusyl ylvanla ave Sc. te ephone East ia f.
or following agencies: D. Maine & Co. S207
81 nW.i Ec'aVitchs store. Bowie. Nd
10 Mon 'Oe ST.. An1cof dai Newcombe's drug
st0Ie, Congress Helgf's c.. New York ave.
NV. 1870 = ST. Sc; o-s ysy's store, Laurel.
Md, General SroIS. e. Fadale. PostoIice
Colonial Beach. Ne.as-s rs Real Estate Of
nee Hyattsvie. NJ. sb-~'s store. Twining
City. New agency. just established. Lloyd-s
store. seebFO0he' Md s1ya7st
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Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED-First-ciass coatmaker; steady
work. SCHWARTZ. 2-14 18Th 81. lyz2-St
WANTED-dood White barber. 800 II st. ne
WANTED-Whits boy TO serve paper route
and be generally useful lst hoor 6lS L NV.
WANTED-SeJtIed white man on dairy farm.
also one farm hand Apply o. clock An
DERSON BLACKSMITH SHOP Anacoatla'
jy25-5t
YFATTED-Boys with bicycles 70 serve the
Baltimore sun IN the Northeast. Southeast.
and Southwest must be at Pennsylvania
Depot before "a. m, Apply % WM. SMITH,
Z4 Arthur place NV one square IfuIn =.
a o deDot. jy25-3t
WANTED-CoIored man % operate elevator.
S. Per week. DARBY PRINTING CO. sos.
50s 18Th ST. NV.
WANTFD-Tygo b6y9 10 work an lunch room
I'm Bureau of Printing and Engraving Ap-
ply 3u I4th ST. sW.s from lp 10 a. Iu.. and
1880 10 2. ~ ly-o-1l
WANTED-B0otblack az GERHOLD's. l2th
and g sts. nv, II
FIREMEN ana brakemeu on Maryland and
Firemeu. 500 become engineers and earn
500 monthly. BTakemen. Sl5. become Conduc-
competent yoLng men state age. send
stamp Name position preferred RAILWAY
ASSOCIATION, I- 258. 227 Monroe ST,
BrOoklyn, n. y. !y-..-s
MHNs ava ~ ED-AF'an' o'' ''l FeH"5y jy-it .zel'a
WANTED-Eugiueer HARVARD LAUN-
DRY. 731 9th 81. ue
WANTED Experienced man in wash room.
Apply at once. BOSTON LAUNDRY. lst
and NV. 5y-3-2t
WANTED-A plumbers apprentice. Answer
G.. N. Times office 1y25-2t
WANTED-Colored man to cook. one that
understands restaurant work. III 9Th st. nv.
u
WANTED-Cemcnt worker. Call 6l0 9Th ST.
nv. MARYLAND QUICK LUNCH jy25-2t
WANTED-Porter 6io eth st. NV MARY
LAND QUICK LUNCH. Jy25-2t
/ WANTED-B6y o. learn uDholsterlng. 10
/ ath ST nW. II
! PRIVATE SECRETARY. young man Of good
1 personality must be rapid stenoErapheF, eK-
| perienCed in dealing with men. Call. write,
| HAPGOODS. 1l05 Pennsylvania building.
PHILADELPHIA
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Observation-Disclosures

wANTED-Twc secondhand pool tables So
II st NV. jy25-4t
SPOT CASH IAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets stoves bric-a-brac. and all kinds OF
household goods. BAUMS FURNITURE
SHOP, 14th and L sts. NV. Phone North
YANTED-Highe. cash prices PAID for worn
garments ladies' or gentlemen's Also shoes
and hats Address postal and / II call any
hour Z. TARSH5s. IS0s 9Th ST. NV. Phone
North 40 my29-sot
SPOT c tsH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. s19ves. bTic- a-Drac, ana ali kinds 0f
household goo Is BA0MS 5 FURNITURE
SHOP, .4.h and u 5ts. NV. Phone North
1913. Formerly sth and u jeZ5-30t
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture.
carpets: VIII pay full value for stoves in
good condition; Office furniture and house
old goods OF all kinds contents especially.
ID. NOTES. 6z5 louisiana ave. Phone n. 5000.
ieg7-sOt
WANT ED-A or 8 horsepower 55O-volt mo-
tor. in good condition Address BOX 265.
Times Office Jyzi-St
WANTED-At once. 500 feather beds by the
Southern Feather Company; viii pay highest
cash prices for same. 30 6th 81. NV ly24-6t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away your old clothing. shoes. hats, and
shirts before seeing me. as l pay highest
cash prices for them. Drop postal viii call
II. GEWIRz, 1908 7th ST NV Iyl9-l5t
WE PAY READY CASH: bring your cast
OF clothing 20 me; viii pay the very highest
cash prices for them; phone zSyS; drop postal;
will call. /. KESSLER. l204 3th St NV
5y4-s0t
WANTED-Addresses Of persons who saw
lady knocked down by ladder carried by 14th
St car. July nae IL assz aSsss5-ss tsEK' .t @ 1855
% EG-pW >a547SSt
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Have a Case OF aRoHal Pnseno

I'm the house so all can enjoy its delight
ful flavor and purity. For case phone
w 436, Abner-DTury Brew. Co.
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Country Board.


HOME COMFORT-DeslrabIe country home
IN the mountains, 90 miles west Of Washing
ton, on y. x o. convenient % station, post
OlilCe. phone churches. etc. bathroom COM
pletei fresh produce raised on place. terms
moderate Mrs. T. PARK WILLARD. Knox
Vilie Nd. lyZj-7t
THE RAN6E-Good board on farm: plenty
milk and vegetables location high n0 mos
quitoes; s. a week MRS. H. l. CAN'T.
x. = ID. 60 Laurel Nd 1y25-zt
WANTED-B0ardeFs. 10 minutes walk from
Chevy Chase Lake private family. Mrs. l..
B. COOLEDGE, Bethesda. sd. 1y24-3t
SUMMIT PARK HOTEL. Gsithersburg Nd
Mrs. CHARLES CULLEN Manager High
healthy location; cool and shady. - miles
from Washington on B. e. .. railroad mod
eFu plumbing ana steam heating. fine tennis
court and other amusemeuts5 excellent table.
rates so per month special rates % families
and permanent guests open an the year
5y14-50t
BREWSTER PARK HOTEL. LAUREL. ND.
Prices reduced % 81 and S. p1T week send
FOR circular. Nights always cool. !e28-25t
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Help Wanted

nelp wanted
Male and Female.
WANTED - Starchers. RALEIGH STEAM
LAUNDRY. 54 stn 81. nv. 5y25-3t
WANTED-A cook and a country boy for
COIored lunch room. Sg5 y ST NV i
WANTED-Man and wife. German preferred
for work on small farm near city wife 10
cook. man 90 farm. Address BOX 2s7. Times
Office. II
WANTED-Iou CaE learn the Syllable system
Of shorthand IN Is hours. attain a speed OF
IS 20 100 words in $50 hours. and win pro-
cure a position for vou, We teach also Pr
man. Graham. Gregs, and Barnes systems;
typeWriting, and Spanish. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY, Colorado building. Phone n.
ne ty5-2Gt
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Hotel Johnson Cafe.

Business Mems Noon Lunch, Table
a HOte Dinner and Service a Ia carte.
Choice fruits and vegetables. New York
meats and sea food.
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-, Jaiey Peaehes Are 80

in making our peach ice cream. R0sen.
field S. Sl2 II 81. ne. Phone East 1903.
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LOCAL MENTION.
NotabIY Fine Floral Work.

Guides designs for funerals are always
In good taste. Excellent flowers. 1214 +.
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For SaIe-nOuses.

STREET NE, near sth st., rooms
and bath; stable. PRICE. e. g5o
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The Fresh Fruit Is Used to Make

Reisinger's Straw berry and Peach Ice
Cream, Only $l-0O gal, SOC la-gaL Orders
Tor earlier than o'clock delivery sun
day must be IN bv 1880 p. IN. Saturday,
% q ST. Phone NJ. 1851.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG' ). 9th ana h SIS. nv.
4. kANN, SONS q co. ALn ana Market space
.ERVIN'S CIGAR STORE. l4th and Fla. ave.
ERVlN'S CIGAR hEoRk, zsl2 ltth -. nv.
~. y. McNULTN, Cigar store, 14th and 4 NV.
ROBERT 4. PETZOLD. The Harvard Fhar-
macy, nth and Harvard sts NV.
Nv A. DARLING, cor. l4th ana 4 sts. NV.
H. FRENCH SIMPSON cor 9Th ST. Rhode
Island ave, and II st. nv.
EHAS c. HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy,
sw. cor. 9Th and NJ sts. nv.
DOM 4 SANFORD. New York ave. and
North Capitol st
R. a. VEITCH, 10th and NJ sts. NV.
QUIGLEY'5 PHARMACY. 2lst and @ ats
nv.
GILLETTE & CO., 18th and L SITS, NV.
s. n WAGNER a. CO. lst ana II sts. NV.
J. 7. TAYLOE, cor. sth and sta. NV.
EUGENE x. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave. nv.
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Dancing.
Wanted-RiCyCIeS.

Y VANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycle
g. Washington. 1l3 Pa ave. NV. Jy2-Sot
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WANTED-By man and wife. three unfur-
nished rooms, communicating; second floor
state price: Capitol Hiu preferred. MRS.
DAY, i53 3 81 Sc. II
WANTED-By gentleman. neatly furnished
room in Northwest section, convenient %
street car lines. Address BOX Z69 Times
YOUNG MAN wants small furnished room
In private family; must be very reasonable
Address BOX 272, Times ONCE. u
ANTED-FuTnished room. near Library OF
Congress. by young man. private family
1y.3-3t
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY 20 buy cigar al
Fnlt store, good location. l5S3 l. ST. NV.
jyZ5-7t
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Cottage Lamps, Lanterns,

Many styles. bottom prices.
Gle 18th. G. A. Muddiman * Co. 1904 G ST.
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| " VVANTED-Woman for general houseworlI.
| wi,h reference. 500 nth ST. NV. iy25-gt
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II STREET NE. near 7lh; good business
section PRICE,. ...............s q 81
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. l. CARNE g. Co. 7Os King 81.
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BRooRLAND. d. c.
ARTHUR II. F. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
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For Rent
Furnished and UNFINISHED Rooms.
FURNISHED and unfurnshed rooms. oppo-
site Jadiciary Square; desirable location. 421
9Th ST. NV. 1y25-st
TWO front rooms, newly papered. unfurnished
or furnished Ter hogssksaptass cheap SS9
sth e. e. tZ4-st
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-First-class coatmakers steady
work SCHWARTZ 2304 18th 81. iyz5-St
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WANTED-Light. eolored woman 20 cook
wash, and iron. Apply 1851 Euclid ST.
1yg5-3t
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One-half Price Sale Fancy Half Hose,
25c and 35c, worth double. Joseph Auer-
bach, 623 Pa. ave.
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BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts-
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WANTED-Young lady TO attend in confec
u3nery store. 1929 North Capitol ST. 1y25-2
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SOUTHEAST.

"A. z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts
~ DONNELL DRUG CO.. Sth and q sta. So
~. s. FEALY. NV. cor. 18th and Pa ave. Sc
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EOr SaLe-rypewrifers.

FoU CAN BUY THE LATEST
ssS4- model Wellington Standard Type
s4 writer on easy terms. 81 down
A and 81 uer week; no better ma
sFsslA chine made; hundreds IN WASH
~ ington. once. 80 llth St M.
5yS-90t
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$500 Melons Just Arrived From North
Carolina consigned 10 j. r. Faunce,
Eleventh street wharf southwest.
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Wanted-BOarderS.

WANTED-Boarders for August; no children;
gentlemen preferred. For rates apply J. q.
l., Wellington, Va Il
WANTED-Three boarders: sober men only:
heat. light. and bath. navy yard men prefer
red. Apply 1&6 18th 81. sc. jyZs-Bt