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Help Wanted-hale.

NANIED-B0ys with bicycles for moqean-
ger service, industrious boys can earn 81
per day and more. boys attending school wlI
GA Sundays and holidays MUTUAL. DIS
IEltI MESSENGER COMPANY. Easement
li9l i 81 NV. auI4-m,w.f-tf
WANTED-Bookkeeper 10 take charge OF "a
small ONCE and Salesr0uma OF furnace, range
and Tin shop references required. permanent
position. state salary expected Address BOX
l... Times once. aul4-2t
WASTED-A timers helper. d. J. MUIR
FHhl llgt connecticut ave. auls-2t
WANTED-CoIored boy who rides wheel H.
deliver hurried orders Apply HENBY'S, 1923
Feur1y lNania ave. aulf-2t
WANTED-Boy 10 drive order wagon ana
work around bakery t2z p 81, nw. aul4-St
WASTED-ReIabIe and experienced can
Eassers 10 sell suburban lots. salary and com
mission. COLUMBIA HIGHLANDS, 6z5 r 81.
INV. Gull-al
WANTED-Two young men ia mercantiIe
store as helpers with wheel. q. A. MUDDI-
Man az CO, 6l6 l2th ST. aul4-zt
wANTED-Colored boy as dishwasher at 1912
lth ~. nv. II
WANTED F.rst-cIass c0Iored prcsser an
once. Apply 254 + ST. sw. STEVENSON
COOPER. II
IEWELRY SALESAIAN-O1ly hustler DseI
apply. capable Of giving bond and able 10
eoutro! 5000 trade man able 90 make SEQ 10
$50 a week IS the kind We want Apply Nan
ager. CA5TELBERG' :. $50 Pennsylvania ave
mh2l-tu IN sa-tf
WANTED-Five hrst-cIass cement fnisheTs-
steady work. Apply ROOM II. 1913 q ST. NV.
wANTED-Route boys with bicycles 70 serve
the Baltimore sun, leave Baltimore Station
Arthur place NV. au12-st
WANTED-Good white barber. Apply s5l G
81, NV aul3-3t
WANTED-Two stout white BOYS about 20
years Of age as experienced timers helpers.
Apply at once, ll4 sth 81. NV. aul3-2t
wANTED-White man TO work In coal yard:
must understand care OF horses rent free. j.
J. CoNNELI-H, "a and 7 Sc. NV. aul3-5J
WANTED-Two oolored BARRIERS guarantee.
WANTED irst-class barber; steady lob
with wages, 2956 NJ 81 NV. aul3-2t
WANTED-Porter in grocery store. answer In
own handwriting, stating experience. Address
I BOZ ISL, Times Office. aul5-2t
wANTED-Three experienced walters. no
dish washers. RADY'S CAFE. COG Pa. ave.
NV. aul3-2t
WANTED-Young man to work in market
store; must know how 90 cut meat bring city
references. lbs 18th st. NV. aul3-8t
WANTED-Head walter hotel: house man.
hotel yard man. FISHERS AGENCY. 4lg
lolA 81 NV aul5-2t
wANTED-First-class laborers: best wages
paid good men. BARBER & ROSS Iron
Work 9th and SITS. ne. auls-at
WANTED-Thoroughly honest. reliable vOunr
man 10 clerk In store; must furnish refer
euces. Apply ERNIn|S STORE, 2S06 l4th 81
NV. aul3-gt
WANTED-A driver for milk wagon Ap-I,,
HARTING'S DAIRY. los Florida ave NV.
aul3-3t
WANTED-A man who can sell sewing ma
-E.fr fafF ses4fF
BOX J. a, NJ, Times ofhcs. au13-2t
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR SALE-YoguE horse. surrey, and haE-
ness. OF viii sell separately. 45s 1 ST. NV.
arrf4-rt
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Found.

PRyNTING-By one that knows how guar
auraF satisfactory or your money returned;
IL Years practical experience; 1000 business
cards 81 80; 500. s. HAYS. Sd and X SITS.
NV. dua-ouL
FOTrND-That hats renovated equal 10 new;
straw and Panama a specially. VIENNA
IEAT Co COS 18th ST. NV. Jy2s-3ot
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WANTED-FoF general homework in family
OF two neat colOred woman. Apply before
~ am Wednesday z701 Ontario ave II
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LOCAL MENTION.

Chris Xanders Pride of Virginia Port
q delightful and most beneficial summer
wine Invaluable for cOnvalesCcuts. zoe
o. only at 500 an. IL
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WANTED-Boys with bicycles for messen-
ger service Industrious boys can earn 81
per day and more, boys attending school win
Pc employed nom pm 20 II pm. and
o. sundays and holidays MUTUAL. DIS
IElCI MESSENGER COMPANY. Easement
1901 i 81. NV. auIl-r1 ID. 2 tf
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Country Board.

on THE Washington. Arlington and Falls
Church railroad. about j miles from CITY
you can get rooms and board Tor $3.50 a week
Apply to \. y. HITE Oakton Va. auIa-3t
Mrs. CHARLES CULLEN, Manager. High
healthy location. cool and shady. 20 miles
from Washington on b. a. q. railroad. mod
eFh plumbing and steam hes sing: fine tennis
court and other amusementss excellent table:
rates. $50 per month. special rates TO families
and permanent guests open all the year.
iy1f-30t
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GANTZ's SELLING OUT; SIS bike runsbout.
f45; Sl35 cut under surrey. So, $l25 lady .
panel SIDE grocery wagons. S6S- s3l and 12Js
u St Je%S-o5t
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For Kent
Furnished Rooms.

go NEW YORK AVE.-NieeIy furnished large
,lIli aiiiiil rooms porcelain BATH terms mod
-N-tNs aFtf4
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Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED Special delivery boys with blcy-
Giles. Apply 10 superintendent, HEIGHT &
CO. 5l3-5l5-5IT Ith g. aul4-2r
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FOR sALE-Four very special values in
Enabe Pianos These Instruments must he
closed out al once The reputation Of the
Knabe when coupled with such remarkably
low prices guarantees a quick sale Tor these
rIan..
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There's Health in Good Malt

And Hops. The finest are used in brew
ing ROYAL PiIsen light beer. For case
phone Abner-Drury Brewing Co.
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Observation-Disclosures

WASTED-HlEhest cash prices paid Tor worn
garments. ladies or Eeutiemeu's. Also shoes
and hats. address postal and / WI call any
hour. ,, IARS!iEs, 1865 ith st. NV. Phone
North 4y9 usvzs-glt
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture
carpets VIII pay fun value for stoves ia
good condition Office furniture and nous
hold goods Of ali kinds. contents especially.
u. NOTES. GO Louisiana ave- Phone ~ slG5
aLI-11L
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. DON'T put
away your old clothing. shoes. hats, ana
shirts before seeing me- as ! pay highest
cash prices Tor them. Drop postal, wiz cali
II. GENIiiZ. los 9th ST. NV au8-I5t
WANTED-At sINCLAIR's. css louisiana
ave NV ysHe only man in washington who
buys everything. pianos. organs showcases.
any piece q good furniture. roH-t1u desks.
stocks OF groceries for spot cash Auction
sales twice a week. auI4-st
ED-Tausp0rabIa baking oven. aIE6
furnishings FOR bakery, Address BOX as.
Times cfuCe. auEg-gt
WANTED-At once. 500 feather beds nv tho
southern Feather Company viI pay hirhest
cash prices Tor same $40 6IG ST. uU. alI3-gt
WANTED-Fumiturs Tor cash: sell your
goods 20 the man who gives SOU the most
money, See HOLLYWOOD Slh ana X SITS
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lust the Place

For all gas or oil supplies.
6l6 18th. q. A. Muddiman q Co.. 1901 G..
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ANACOSTIA.
BCRY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe an
jefferson SITS.
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SOUTHWEST,
Y. HUGO EISENHEISS. 9TH and , SITS HW.
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS papered S175 up. house painting low
est prices; place your order now for your fan
work 20 avoid being disappointed CHARLES
auI3-3t
VIM V MAHONEY. the Progressive Paper
hanger; reliable prompt cheap. legal guar
antee covers AL our work send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store. 5l3
pennsylvania ave. Sc telephone East III IT,
or following agencies. De Maine & Co. G2J7
n ST. NV; EdIavitch's store. Bowie. Sid
10 Monroe ST.. Anacustia; Newcombe's drug
store, Congress Heights. Coz New YORK ave.
nv: 1880 Z ST Sc. COuaWay's store, Laurel.
ND. General Store. Glendale. lastut1ce-
Colonial Beach. Va. Ingalls, Real Estate OF
fee HyattsvIIe. Nd: shaW's Store. IWluiug
City. New agency just established. LLOYD
store, Seabr0oke. Nd aul9-lt
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HzEERza A 49, - s g
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CHAPTER XIII.

This is the agent; a hustler from birth.
He'll sell sou q cottage and give you the earth.
His good deeds have brought him fortuneand fame
IN Classified Town everyone knows his name
He will rent you warehouse. home or store;
He's posted on values and bargains galore.
How DO folks know him, and how does he know.
When seeking a bargain just where to go?
It doesn't require the mind Of a sage.
To answer at once It's the Classified Page.
Watch Times want ads and keep up to date.
You'll learn much Of interest about real estate.
If you wish 70 buy. wish TO sell or 10 rent;
A Times want ad will be money well spent.
Ito be continued toDoyyozt)
Copyright. 1906 By George II. Gould. Chicago
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New Frrnitnre and New Rugs

10 be sold By auction Wednesday. 1880 a
IN. Wilson a Mayors. 122l and 1923 q ST
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEsT.

GOLDENBERG'S 9Th and X SITS NV
S. KAHN. SONS g. Co, Sth and Market space
ERNIN'S CIGAR STORE 18th and TIA. ave
EENIN'S CIGAR STORE. Zsl2 lith 81 NV
". y, MeNULTY. Cigar store, l4th ana J.. NV"
ROBERT u, pEILOLD, The Harvard mar
macy, nth and Harvard SITS. NV.
w A DARLING cor 1fth and T SITS. NV
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th st.. Rhode
Island ave. and IL st. NV.
CHAS. &. HORNTFNG. Chrisuani Pharmacy
sw cor 9Th and n sts. NV,
DOM & SANFORD. New York ave. and
North Capitol 81.
IL. A. NEITCH, Goth and 81 sts. NV.
QUTGIEY'S PHARMACY, 2lst and @ sts.
NV
GILLETTE e co, 1fth and I. SITS NV.
g. NJ WAGNER & co. LIST and II SITS. NV.
J.. T. TANLOE. cor sth and + SITS. NV.
EUGENE u. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave NV.
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BROOKLAND. d. @.
ARTHUR II. j. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
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Help Wanted
Male end Female.

WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand in 10 hours, attain a speed Of
IS 10 100 words in $50 hours. and we viii pro
man. Graham Gregg, and Earues systems
typewritiug and Spanish. STENOGRAPHIC
u42 au4-SJt
WANTED-Pupiis 10 learn face and scalp
massage: terms reasonable; diplomas given.
5l6 18th So. NV aulf-dt
vANTED-Boy or Eirl for cigar store. 200
Trh ST. SW. IL
yANTED-Man and wife. with no children.
on small farm near city +. A. LOGAN.
Sligo Nd. aula-zI
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A. Z. POWELL. 9Th and East Capitol SITS.
ODONNELL. DRUG co. 8th and G SITS. Sc.
IL 81 FEALsY. NV. cor. nth and Pa ave Sc,
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BEST ICE CREAM ia washington. an fruit
fiavors. 81 gal. fine candies at Lowest prices.
The Greater n. y, Confectionery f-o 7I2 7th
NV. 1922 9Th ST. NV. Main z21l. Eu5-u
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Storage.

FIDELITY STORAGE Co,
142O You Street.
INDESTRUETIBLE.
c1G rooms: silver vaults: mothproof rooms.
money advanced at e per cent per aunum on
goods stored in this building. Let our esti-
fuat0r cali
PACKING, DRAWING AND SHIPPING
ly-I-LI
WY PAY NORE7 We store for -5C a load.
TSITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4ls-420-A21
f6th 81 nv Phone Main 49, mYl-J3t
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Advertisements viii be accepted at any or
the following branch offices at regular once
rates. il 10 is inconvenient TO leave advertise
meuts az either a branch once or The Times
Business Office, they may be telephoned direct
20 The Times Main 5-60l. and messenger
Z. the .ILUIIisrr
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WANTED-A girl for general Homework
must be a good cook stay nights; references.
l23 Sth 81. NV. II
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. J.. CAKNE & co. 50S King 81
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
80 49, a WoRp zoe

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word FOR all other CLASSIFIED
advertisements for less than three insertions
II inserted for three OF more consecutive
DAYS. one cent a word for each Insertion
These rates DO not apply 10 Personals
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Personal.

wORKINGMES. you viii be more coutented
after you have saved half of your wages
by coming % US for a good, aII-W01I suit OF
clothes. tailor made FUSED a uJJIe1. IL VIII
pay yCu 90 cali JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6lJ
ID. AUST
COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG,
CONSULTING CBAIREDYANT SPECIALIST
~ Ninth street n. W.
Washington most reliable CiHiryOyant and
paImlst Without asking a question. she tells
your name, names OF friends and enemies
Who YOU WIN marry reuUites the separated
removes spells, and gives luck. Her iufarma-
ton SIS clear concise. and o. the point in an
love. marriage. and business affairs. aulg-7t
NINE. THEO. Medium. P8luist. and Cart
Reader. g-j il ST. NV. German spoken.
auI3-8t
0IME. ZEN1TA. card and palm readings.
luck removes spell 1916 9th RI. NV aul5-7t
MONEY TO LOAN AT REASONABLE
RATES, FROM s. To $50. JOSEPH CAIN
ROOM fnf. JENIFEH BUILDING. It'll AND
j. SITS. NV au3-sJt
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WanHed-Rooms

WANiEL-Iwo furnished rooms for light
LelseAeeping. must De within five squares of
t't ana - -Ls. IN.E terms must Dee moderate.
A-eirsA h0A @j4. Times Office IL
WANIEb-Smau apartment or TWO unr1r-
nlshel rooms Address BOX slg, Times Of
~, il
NANIED-Hy gentleman and wife. three
large second uolr rooms uufuTuished. or far
Tor HEht housekeeping. iu Northwest Sec
ton of city state price. Address BOX fs5
lures .-Ll-, aulf-zJ
WANTED-By a lady Ia Office two OF th~ss
unturnlshed rooms in a private family.
Northwest preferred. Address BOX 500 Times
Office. srTfa+
WANTED-Three unfuTuished C1mmurirqt-
ing rooms, with heat and gas. for houseke=n-
ing. tWo adults address 80 p 81. ne auI8-St
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Z HOuSefurniShin@S B}

u SzSS=y ~ $50
~ EAchl-F
@l2PA,s&E y
81 So FOR SANITARY COUCHES; SO. IS
metal folding beds, parlor and bedroom
suites. 81 per week; stone water pitchers Zoe:
go-csrts. $50. REDMO%D'S. S13 7th St NV.
JylI-f
SOME OF OUR SPECIALS for this week:
Sanitary couches S24S; iron beds. 81.
chairs, 10 cents and up. reduced prices in
all lines Of new and secondhand furniture.
See LONG & MATTINGLH, 9Th and Z SITS.
NV, and save money. au5-I
HERE'S a chance 20 buy a cook stove for y
its value: 100 varieties to select FROM house
furnishings OF every description at very low
prices. SNITZER & Ia PORTE. 1129-31 7th
81. NV. eu5-u
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Lost.

LOST-If the person getting tile straw grip
gust l3 viii return the manuscript 10 BOX
80. Times office. no questions Will be asked
aul4-at
LOST-oa sIst ST.. between NJ and p, a lady's
p1-ketbooitr containing $3.50 Return 300 II
ST. ana receive reward. II
LOST-August j.. 10 Southeast. one Iady's
ring. SET with TWO ruhies. one diamond ring;
both attached % small gold neck chain SO
reward IL returned 10 ln &c 81. Sc aul4-3t
LOST-saturday evening. cameo pin carved
with ladys head, set with four pearls and
mounted in gold, reward 1850 Kenyon 81.
I.OST-WhIte and black fox terrier. male.
about Two months Old reward. 49, l-th ST.
%
LOST-Gald watch and Georgetown College
fob Reward, WINTER, Naval Hospital 9th
81. and Pennsylvania ave Sc auI2-3r
LOST-A T. s. Government pouch. containing
q T. T. revolver and glass. Finder viii De
rewarded by leaving with MAJOR BELL
City Fostofhce. Capt. W W COOkSON.
auI2-3t
LOsT-BctWeeu II ri. T~. and nw.. one
chain, with three hearts. one heart with
pearl the others from Couey Island Liberal
reward II returned 10 MRS. ROSE ROCKER.
East fayetteville, nd. auL--si
LOsT-Black pocketbooI. $50 Saturday after
noon containing $3.50. Reward return %
1895 18th ST. aul2-St
TOST-Saturfav morning. I'm or near Center
Market lady's Euld-mOunJeI blue SILK UNI
breIIa Reward Il returned 90 HoJSIo on,
Room S4s. Patent Once, 4uL--sL
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Wanted-AgentS.

A RARE CHANCE for good. live subscrip
tion agent, big money. Call 3S4 st. NV
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FOR sAIE-Going out Of business traps,
LugEles. and harness. two large work horses.
CAPITOS STABLE. between "a and Cd E
and r SITS. NV aull - Il
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For Sale-FliSceIlaneous

"a S1AG-EE4SCCAt
SPECIAL SALE or
SEWING MACHINES
FOR THREE DAYS
YOUR CHOICE OF THE
STANDARD, DOMESTIC, WHITE. Or
WHEELER & WILSON, $3.50.
These Machines are IN perfect condition and
guaranteed for FIVE YEARS W. 40 a. az
pairing at very little cost Renfine h. -
OF our specialties.
0PPENHEIMER'S,
514 9th st. N. W.
auI4-3t
FOR sALE-shafung. hangers. pulleya enc, /.
/ bargain. 5l2 ath ST. nW. aul4-3t
FOR sALE-one pool table at 1928 II st. NV.
aul4-3t
$3.50 UPRIGHT PIANO, sI7s.
Here's one Of the many tempting bargains
in high-grads Pianos offered during this Au-
good condition. excellent tone special at $40.
+. G. SMITH PIANO CO.,
| 1925 Pennsylvania. Ave. Phone II 747.
FOR A!.E-Cheap, a hot-air furnace. JOHN
PHOTO STUDIO. Denver. Col; best corner
( location; good business. low rent. glorious ci-
mate. snap. old age. 5l0 18Th 81. au1i-5t
FOR 6AIE-l5-foot drop awning, good as
new. 81. Address BOX 4ss, Times ONCE.
FOR sALE-Four very special values IN
knabe Pianos These Instruments must be
closed out al once The reputation OF the
{
low prices guarantees a quick sale for these
pianos.
Remodeled Knabe-
Grand rosewood ease.,,,.,.....s.....S SUI
Knabe Nah Upright era
Reg price $5l5-.---.---......... y q y ID
Kuabe Rosewood Upright cAOn
Regular price ...,...,,.s,sts y 4 u ID
Knabe Rosewood Upright C0EO
cd HAND Z = "
WA KNABE q CO..
uull-tf l2ls-z9 + street.
FOR sAIE-Ice boxes for grocery use; also
I'VE Ice chests DON'T bug box made by a
tinker See HOLLYWOOD. sth and K aulz-s'
FOR sALE-Two-chair barber shop. complete
/ also ~ FAMILY hiHe ice boxes at cost. SEE
HOLLYWOOD. 9Th and K. auI2-5t
FOR sALE-Organ. $3.50. cost $50: also 10.
sample mattresses. a good chance 20 save
money. See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and X SITS.
aulZ-3t
/ FOR sALE-CoHee mill. $3.50. cost $3.50.
| also two pairs scales. Save money. see HOP
WOOD, sIh and X auIE-5t
FOR SALE-Teu showcases, five counters
/ also Eve gas ranges. See HOLLYWOOD. SUI and
X auIZ-5t
FOR ALE-RefrlgeEat0r. s.. folding beds
So bedroom suites $40. carpets. iron beds.
I hair mattresses. rockers. sldebosrd. tables.
library and parlor suites. contents j. rooms
sacrifice; departure As Lth 81. NV.
aulZ-5t
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For Rent
Furnished and Unfinished Rooms
FURNISHED or uufurnished rooms at $50
/ ST. nw. auIf-2f
tOtt ItENI-Furnished or unfurnlshed rooms
st. NV. sr,rs o.
FOR RENT-ROoms, furnished OF uufur-
nlsned, at 1913 @ ST. NV. Apply on premises
Suitable for business. auI4I6lR
FOR RENT-One large first floor front. one
large second floor front; apply for inf0rma-
ton 55I T st. NV. auI3-2t
FOR RENT-Rooms, furnished or unfuruish-
ed, IN well kept house. go III ST. nw.
auI3-3t
l0l4 12TH ST NW.-Furnished or unfur-
nished rooms; Commodi0us house spacious
bathroom; convenient car lines. aul2-3t
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NORTHEAST
CHS. Il ELUAiER. n Cap and Il SITS ne
MCCHESNEzy 8 JOACHIM. cor "a and p SITS
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Gsa Bicycles 6s5l
" G0

NANTED-T0 bay every secondhand bicycle
ia Washington. bicycle Tires and Repair
Work at lowest prices
q. r. HUNTER. lib Pennsylvania ave. NV.
nr--fF
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Wanted B0arders.

TWO MEN can have plain board. home COM
torlsi clean home. l9l7 Sth 81 NV. aul4-3t
LADY WOULD LIKE q boarder. lady or
gentleman. % help 90 care for house Ad-
dress BOX 40 Times once aul4-qt
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1882 10TH ST. NW.-Room and board. $50.
TWO IN room. so. auI4-gt
LARGE furnished rooms: good table board.
terms s. a week telephone. 1921 9Th ST. NV
II
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. with or with
out board apply al TAULELLE'S =, l#7 New
York ave. NV. From today on. new manage
meut. aul4 I6,IS
1I3 X ST NW.-Delightful rooms. good
board tTansients accommodated. auI3-3r
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. with board
ll20 New York ave. NV. auIz-sy
LARGE front rooms. with board. szs K ST
NV. Phone Main 1851 aulO-5t
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Wanted-ROoms q Board.

WANTED-By gentleman and wife. pleasant
room, with board. in private family. on Co.
lumbia Heights Address BOX 500. Times
once au14-3t
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For -Typcwriters.

THE ROYAL STANDARD VISIBLE: high
grade practical. universal keyboard. Mghtest
running. most elastic touch. Let demon
strate. Call 1895 81. NV. or phone 1898.
5e2t-tf
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FOR sALE-Good, seTvlcsabIs small work
horse. sc. ga - 81. he. aul9-st
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-18
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To Fielding Belts and his unknown
heirs at law; Mark Rutherford and
Sparlotta Rutherford and their UNI
known heirs at law; and the unknown
owners and claimants of the nL SEA
In section 8, and the eL neL the neI
seZ In section II, and 5 rods off the
west end of the swM of swH of nwM
nwL In section IS; and 8 rods off the
west end Of nwI nwN swM nwM In
section 10, all In township 10, range
IL, west Of 9th p. M. Mahaska County,
Iowa.
You and each OF you are hereby
notified that their will be on file in
the Office of the clerk of the district
court of Iowa In and for Mahaska
county, the petition In equity OF Evert
Tysseiing, plaintiff, claiming that he
Ia the unqualified owner OF the above
described property, that he and his
grantors have had peaceable and un-
interrupted possession OF said prop
erty for more than 10 years last past.
That q mortgage dated October 3,
1865, on the property first above de-
gcribed, given by Nicholas ten Bosch
and Elbartj hts wife, to Fielding
Betts, has not been released ofrecord.
| That by warranty deed dated April
80, 1856, Mark and Sparlotta Ruther-
ford, conveyed the e% Of the neI and
the neM OF the seM, In section II,
| township rs, range IL, Mabaska Coun-
| ty, Iowa, to James McCrea, that said
| deed does not Ia any way stipulate
| what relationship the grantorg there
In bear to n another. That plain
tiff believes that the defendants or
some Of them, make some claim to
all or part Of the property, hereinbe-
| fore described, adverse to plaintiff,
| that the residence OF defendants and
their unknown heirs, and that of the
unknown owners and claimants of
said property 10 unknown to plaintiff,
although he has diligently sought to
learn same. That whatever interest
you or any of you may have TO said
property, IL by reason Of the ever
sight or negligence In not releasing
the mortgage above referred to, and
by falling to stipulate the relationship
OF said Mark and Sparlotta Ruther-
ford, and by other minor errors.
Plaintiff therefore asks that q decree
may be entered against you, and all
Of you, confirming his title In and to
said land, quieting title as against all
OF you, and ordering the satisfaction
OF same upon the records Of this coun-
ty, but asking no personal judgment
against any OF you for costs, unless
You appear and defend thereto. And
unless you appear and defend there
to, before noon of the second day of
the February term, 1905, Of the dis
trfct court to boz begun and held on
the 9Th day of February, 1905, ct Os-
kalooga, Mahaska County, Iowa, your
default viii be entered, and decree
rendered against you az prayed for.
Gro. q. GAAss,
20we Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-18
(By John R. sipes.)

Phil Scott was taken quite sick
Thursday night.
The two children Of John Haywood
who have been sick, are improving.
John Moore, Of Bussey, has beer
visiting his sister, Mrs. John Haywood
Miss Pansy Jamison returned Il
Buxton Wednesday after spending .
week mere. f.
Mr.. ami Mrs. Chas. Jolitz, Of oska
loosa, were guests at the G. r. Harper
home Thursday.
Eddyville Lodge No. 342, Modern
Brotherhood Of America, installed OF
icers Thursday night.
Ben Riggs returned Thursday after
noon from a short visit with oskaloo
sa relatives and friends.
Fred Berner has moved from thu
Dye farm to VIM. sharp's small farm
about a mile north Of town.