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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

Miss Nettie Stackpole left yesterday
for a visit to Rumford Falls.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
WINTltk,n

+. p. Libby has gone to New York on
business
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
MARRIED.
KENNEBEC.

Chelsea-March Is, at the, residence sof
the town clerk, by N. NJ. HemerrwaY J.
p. Harold E. Mosher and Alice Marie
Ahern, both Of Chelsea -'.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

6ASkETS-The balance Of our Rama
hand baskets, to close, only So eSeh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

Miss Carrie Murch Of Augusta passed
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. John Wy
man.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

Perley Thompson of Skowhegan is
visiting friends in town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
Chas. E. DinSm0re
Cash Clothier, Halter and
Furnisher.
HALLOWELL. MAINE.

We're recent visitors to Hallowell rela-
tiveS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

~s'' S5s$, :slEs.<l,is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
Wolfe

1llumine, 30in. wide, worth Is ant
~ cents, special per yd ............ 6,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

Mrs. F. l.. Edwards returned to hel
home i'll Waterville yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall Of Windsor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

Miss Bessie Lugrin of Lewiston
passed Sunday with friends in town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

FANCY SCRiM-36 inches wide, a..
sorted stripes, green. yellow and I'D,
marked down from 25c to INK. 50 VI.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
cordon's Syrup of
Hypophosphites

is the great NERVINE. 1t is the med
icine that makes nervous folks calm,
serene and atune with life. 1t gives
to dull, listless people a desire to en-
JOY life and gives them the energy to
get happiness. 1t makes abnormal
nerves right. Our Price 97c, regular
price, $1.25.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

Harvey MetZler returned home Mon
day from the woods.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27

The remains Of Patrick Ryan late
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
This Week
-AT-
Beane's
'it.
The Pain Relieved at Once

WHITE FERN LOTION relieves the
pain of sunburn as soon as it is applied
nothing else gives such quick relief.
.15c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-27
cCNCENSED DISPATCHES.

Al = ecial meeting of the stock.
holders ot me Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing Co. Monday at
PittShurg, Pa, 1t was decided to in.
trease the ca rit2l stock from 325. 900. 900
o SIC 600. 0OO.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-20
FROM FREDERICA.

Miss Cooper Manlove, who has been
critically i'll for the past five weeks with
typhoid fever, is in very grave condi-
ton at this date, as hemorrhages have
started again. DR.. w. F. Hoey, her sis
ter and another trained nurse are in con-
stant attendance. There is but little hope
for her recovery.
Carp have been noticed in the Murder
kill for several days. On Tuesday morn
/ ing Master Harry Harrington went fish
ing for the same. His success however
was very gratifying as he caught twenty
FOUNDER Being unable to land the fish
alone, he summoned assistance, and
Master Harvey Jester helped secure the
fish, and also ran the fishing hook into
one of his fingers, which was removed by
DR.. Bradley Grier.
A sixteen year old colored boy in the
employ of Mr.. Green a farmer near town,
was drowned last Sunday, in the Ole
Bonniwell Millpond. The Coroner held
and inquest
Some people are very careless about
their horses while returning from an
evening at Bowers; as proved to be the ,
case last Sunday, when two teams nearly
'un together, just this side of the beach. ]
The girl seemed to be very much fright i
med. Don't depend to much on YOUR a
lOrses bovs-
Caleb Williams is improving his prop
rty by having a new roof put on, and L
ther repairs being made. C
Miss Katie spurry is visiting in Phila- o
elphia. !,
Miss Lizzie Lank is visiting relatives in o
lilton. r
Mrs. Elma Townsend and John Carrow. ii
f Camden, were the guest of their BROTH A
r John Carrow on Sunday. fl
Mrs. Hester spurry is visiting her
aughter Mrs. Arthur Clark, of Dover fl
Mrs. Thomas D. Conner is visiting in Il
Mrs. Charles Secord is i'll with malaria. G
Thomas Reynolds aud family, of Phil IL
aelphia, are visiting ]. S. Reynolds. 81
Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Jester
nd Mrs. Fisher are tenting at Bowers.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-20
GREENWOOD.

Frank Conway and Laurence Hayes
have secured employment in Phila.
Miss Emma Hayes is the guest of
friends at Annapolis, Md.
The Greenwood bail team completely
outplayed the Harrington team last Sat
urday. Beating them 20 to 5.
Miss Maud Hollis is visiting her sister
in Philadelphia.
Miss Violet Morris is guest of relatives
in Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolf, entertained the
Aid Society OF the NJ. E.Church, at their
home the Grove, Thursday evening.
The farmers are busy engaged in
threshing wheat; from all reports the out
put will not be as large as last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weirey of Charles
ton, West Virginia, are the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Abe Richards.
Edward, William and John Hollis are /
entertaining their brother David E. Hol- |
lis, Of Hunterville, Missouri.
Misses Mary J. Morris and Delema
Andrews, are visiting friends at Sharp
own, Nd. and Deals Island.
Golden Rod.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-20
HOUSTON ITEMS.

Mrs. Winifred Simester, widow of the
Rev. James Simester, who at the time o.
his death was president OF Baldwin Theo-
logical Seminary, Foo Chow, China, and
sister of Mrs. Rev. d. f. McFaull, oi
Houston, arrived in that town on the
14th inst, where she will remain two
weeks. During her stay she will deliver
several addresses on her work in China
Her first address was in the Harrington
NJ. E. Church on Sunday evening, July
10Th. Mrs Simester is a very pleasing
and interesting speaker. On Several oc-
casions, she will be attired in the cos
tune of a Chinese bride and will also
sing in Chinese. Any society desiring
her to relate her experiences while in
China will please correspond with Mrs.
McFaull.
The grove meeting to be held here on
Saturday afternoon, beginning promptly |
at l O'Clock p. M, promises to be an in
tellectual treat. The speakers will be
Mrs. K. E. Smithers, President Kent Co.
W. c. T. T.; Rev. Ralph Coursey, Del
iware's Consecrated Temperance Orator;
llso Thomas Clayton Murphy,of Virginia
who comes as the youngest platform ora
or in America. Mr.. Murphy hopes to
as one of the speakers, his father
Ym ]. Murphy, world famous temper
nee apostle The music is in charge of
'rof. julie Reybold and Miss Lizzie John t
On Everybody come. !
Myral Thstlewood and Wilbur Jump,
no have been in Newark, n. J. have 4
turned.
Miss Linda Burris who has been quite i;
ok is improving.
Contractors Manlove and Pusey have il
mpleted the buildings on the Short and
all farm, and are now erecting a build tC
2 for Almond Wilson.
Miss Jennie Jump has returned from p
extended trip to Philadelphia, New to
'rk and Coney Island.
Jake Counselman and son Gordon, are
iting r. E. sCounselman.
The School Board have been fortunate l..
secure Miss Mae McFaull as principal '''
the school. Miss Edna Counselman E.:
! again teach the primary department.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-20
BOWERS.

Neal Ochsler, of Camden, Del, who
was employed on DIR. T. D. Hubbard 8
new house, fell from a scaffold, on Tues
day, and broke his collar bone and re-
ceived other injuries.
A little girl that had just arrived on
the Steamer "Frederica", on Tuesday
while walking along the dilapidated board
walk, from the landing to the Kent Cot
tage, fell overheard in deep water; but
was rescued by young man from Phila
This board walk should be repaired at
once, or more serious accident will
likely. happen.
Once more the law is being broken at
Bowers, as intoxication drinks are being
sold under the name of "seltzer'' and
"Ambrosia" on Sunday, and an effort
should be made to stop it.
Frank Truitt, t,agent for the "Chroniele"
has been with us, and has secured a num-
Der of new subscribers, and he also made
and effort to have our merchants adyer-
Use Bowers, but with exception of one
If our business men, did not receive anv
encouragement. The Chronicle has a
vide circulation and Mr.. Truitt should
# received the support of our merchants.
David Humphreys, Of Phila., was Wis
tor at Bowers on Tuesday and Wednes-
ayr
Quite a number of Milfo-dites are now
ttending the dances at Il. 4, Sasino''.
Nrhaf
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-20
HEADQUARTERS 1sT. REG. INF, !
N. G. D., WILMINGTON, DEL, !
July. IA, 1906. J
General Orders No. II.

"S@As IL Aoous J
General Orders No. II.
l. The various organizations of thi.
regiment will report in their respective
armories one hour previous to time
scheduled for entraining on July DIST,
1906. Companies f and H will report to
Major S. P. Doherty, and Companies B
and G to Major ]. w. Reed Immediately
upon arrival at camp.
II. Company and detachment com
manders will prepare payrolls in tripli-
cate, which will be filed in the Adiutants
Office by noon on July 27, 1906. Morn
ing reports will be filed in the Adjutants
office at s O'Clock sharp each morning.
RatiOns will be issued for two DAYS at a
time, and ration returns must be in the
Adjutant's office at y O'Clock noon on
the day preceding day of issue.
III. Officers will berequired to register
their departure and return to camp, in
the register in the Adjutant's office.
". The following enlisted men of
Oo' Ist' infantry are discharged from .
the military service of the State, by rea-
son OF expiration of term of enlistment
sergeants, L. Ste Pie, G. R. Lynch;
Corporal, H. 7. Roberts.
Priyates G.F. Dobson, Frederick Doh
son, +. J. Ellison, w. J. James.
'. The following promotions are an
nounced ::
Sergeant. ~ '0
Private James Squires to be CORPORAL
20. "C' Corporal Charles F,McCleskey
to be Sergeant.
Privates Arthur J. Hambleton. Edw. A
Senlseman, Gilbert G.Jenbins, L. F Cooper
to be Corporals.
They will be obeyed and respected ac-
cordingly. ~
By order of
~ ~ COLONEL TOWNSEND.
Z. NJ. DILLON
Adjutant.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-20
HARRINGTON.

Mrs. Walcott and Miss Amanda Shaw
are visiting Niagara and other points Of
interest.
Mrs. Satterfeld and Miss Roth, Of
Baltimore, have been the guest Of Mrs.
Cora Wroten.
Miss Merrickson,o of Phila., is the guest
Of Mrs. G. A. Harrington.
Miss Lizzie Jump spent part of the
week with Viola friends.
Rev. Mullineaux and wife have been
entertaining Miss Noble, of Conn.
David Hudson, aged about sixty-three
years, died suddenly, near town. The
deceased was a Christian, a worthy cit
izen, and a member of the order of Hept-
asophs. Funeral services were held by
the Rev. Beauchamp, interment made at
Hollywood Cemetery.
Miss Minnie Smith and VIM. Chisin
were married July Sth, at the NIP. Church
by the Rev. F. H. Mullineaux. We
wish them many happy days of welded
lite.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Longfellow spent
Sunday at Burrsville.
Mrs r. w. Ross and Miss Harrington
'eturned Monday, from a visit with Mrs.
Walter Coverdale, of Houston.
Miss Grace Ross is entertaining Miss
Ruth Thawley, of Wilmington.
Mrs. Abbott and children, have been
he guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
|. J. Cain, Of Milford.
Miss Nettie Ross has been entertaining
liss Ruth Wilson, of Dover.
Miss Mary +. Smith, of Philadelphia,
the guest of friends in and near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry O'Neill are visiting
Baltimore.
Mrs. Maud Hill has been a Dover visi-
r this week
Mrs. Mary Harrington and Mrs. Tiny
DWELL have been the guest of Whining
n friends
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-20
c. D. ABBOTT co.
{. D. ABBOTT co. CD. ABBOTT co.
JULY CLEARANCES
An Event That Brings Absolutely the Lowest Pr

attractive and wanted merchandise that will prove interesting the
small the wonderful bargain greatest
r IT lyo
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-20

an excellent driver. S'''
single carriage I dearborn. Lot of harness
Flows. Harrows, Forks, Hoes, Etc. A SET OF
acksmiths tools. Entire outfit.
A full set OF Carpenters tools.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-20
Sheriff's Sale! f!
BY virtue OF a writ of venditioni Exponas to
me directed. will be exposed to Public Saloon
SATURDAY.. Aug. 5th, 1900.

at o'clock P. NJ. at the Hotel OF Harry B.
Windsor in Milford in Cedar Creek hundred
the following real estate to wit
All that certain lot, tract, piece and parcel
Of land, lying and being situated in Nanticoke
hunrded. Sussex county, and State OF Della
ware, and lying on the public road, leading
from Staytonville to Greenwood, adjoining
lands 0fJOshua +. Short and wife, lands late
of Rowland Buell. and John A. Collins and
others, containing Thirty-four '3i" acres of
land, more or less with a dwelling house, barn
stables and other outbuildings thereon. See
deed record Q, C. 6. No. 1872. page 875, .etc.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop.
erty OF Richard NJ. Berry and Margaret Berry
and will be sold by
ELIJAH c. LYNCH, Sheriff
Sheriffs Office Georgetown, July 9th. 1906
20 per cent. OF the purchase money will be
on the day of sale
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-20
rIOnday, July goth, 1000,

commencing at I o'clock, prompt but iftha,
day should be very stormy, then sale the fol
lowidg Saturday, as follows
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-20
HOUsEHOlD ooODS

aOUSEdOID GOODS.
Consisting Of Stoves Beds, Beading Ia blea
Chairs, Dishes,in fact all the household goods
and many other things. Jane Morgan,
Terms Cash. VIM p Tefferson II
" m. hickman, Auct. Administrators.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-20
MEMS CLOTHING
REDUCED OR NOT REDUCED.

Every man who contemplates the purchase of
Clothes to-day will find it to his interest to here,
We have what he wants and whether reduced or not,
what he gets here will bethe best value to be had
Special bsrgaing in the big stock of Trousers and
Fancy Vests, just reduced. Trousers for dress sior
business, for tennis, beating, fishing for the board
walk, for any and all uses, at little pric7s.
Special reduction of 40 SUITS in Single and Double
breasted two piece suits, in WOrsted haunels and
homespuns S. $40 and So suits for s5 co. half of these
sulls are IN the new gray efecls. All placed on one
table ana marked with special tag so can easily be
Splendid values and unmatchable assortment in
suns not reduced, but fresh new stock Serges ALWAYS
uresSy and appropriate WOrsteds i'm all the desirable
eolors Outing suits that are maryes OF comfort and
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-20
Administrators Sale

AS Administrators OF W. B. Morgan we win
sell the personal property at his late residence
IA miles nom Slaughter Beach on road lead
Ing nom Milford to Slaughter Beach.
Milford chronicle., 1906-07-20
BARGAIN QUITTING SHIRTS.

About Ninety Cluett Sl5O and Monarch 81 90
mems shirts on front table door that we are selling
for 75c Hadn't you better see them,
Bathing suits and Trunks. Wash Neclwear and
the new Collars Straw Hats and all the new Cans,
will find here '
The Washington times., 1906-10-05

- R-FoIIogqing schedule figures published
ssfv ss Information. End are not guaranteed
- a II LAILA-LOc2l IJr HarTisUnburE.
WarrenLUu, DaEF4ile. an1 NAy Etauons-
"a u A Il DAILI-If aslInEI0a sCd Florida
LIMITED. Elrst-CIass Coaches and Hlseoer -
Columbia savannah. EnI IaCEsOnFlllA
Dining Gar service
- n a II DAlEE-CnIted states Fast NAsl.
First-clsss coaches aud EIeeLer 70 New Or.
leans DiuluE Car service.
4.CI T. n WEEK DAAS-Local Tor HaKrlsoa-
burg and s-ay stations on Manassas Branch.
Ak j NJ DAILE-Local for WarTenton and
- ~ DAILY-New YORK and Atlanta
Evrrezs Ftrss-class CCacn 20 Atlanta
EIrFper 20 Columbus. Ga. VIA Atl-nlas
Errse. Route TosrtsL Sleeper Washington
- gaa FrAnclsCO Mondays. " MvaEszasys.
ard FTillys.
a. IL A. DAILT-New York and Fser!da
Exlress Through Coaches and SleepeTs %
T-igmbta savannah. anu Jacksonville.
el.eyer % Augusta aad EsTt aLGPz- Dtl-
- car servlSs . "a Carte
,r--- = u. DAILI-New ICIk and Memphis
= ilntttu tvia Lyuch0Urg)- First-claHs Coacn
80 Sleeping GaE 70 Roanoke, ku0Gylils.
t~Iat1aRoCEa and Memphis. Sleeper ~ NJ y
OrIesus B4ninE Car Service.
1r-a5 p n DAILI-hhshlnEt0 and South
g.esIeFn Limited. AL Pullman train Oh
ErT,atton Car % Atlanta and Macon. Ciun
Csr 20 Atlanta Sleegers - $ashv4Ile. At
lanra Macnn, birmingham. &sW OTlua1A
T4ninE CaE Service
Il Is SLencer, G- II. 4: y Ii. EArdw F.T.M
y IT, Tay.Os u p ~ L S BroHh y. a
egiI-lE
The Washington times., 1906-10-05
Legal Notices.

COTTEBIs holding q Probate Court No
IS gas AdWinisrTa TatiOu.-This is 90 give notice
that the subscriber, 4 the District of Column
bis has obtained from the Probate Court Of
the District OF Columbia, letters II admin
istration on the estate uf James r. Bryan. late
Of the District Jf Columbia. deceased. All per
sons having claims against the decease are
hereby warned 90 exhibit the same. with thl
vouchers thereof legally authenticated. 20 the
subscriber. on or before the 2oth DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. A. y. 1907; otherwise they may
b,- law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate Given under my hand this 26th day
OF September, 1905. WILLIAM J. HASIE
Iia rzt 81 NV Attest. tSeau JAMES TAN.
MFR. REGISTER Cf Wills for the District o
Columbia Clerk Of ihe Probate Court. ALEX
u REFI. Attorney. SEES oC5. 70
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ann OHIO RY.

tscneduls IA effect July 4. lsJ5J
..Oo y M-OLD DOMINION EXPRESS
DAiy-Stops AT lTIuCIp pa points IN Viz
Eiuia and Vest Virginia Nestibuls train:
Stsndard coaches parlOrs cars % Virginia
Eot Springs and E0ncevcrte- Pullman
s7-eDers Hinton 10 Louisville. Cincinnati
Indianapolis ST Louis, and Chicago din
ing cars d "a carte service.
An D. M-NEW c. .. LIMITED. DAILY.
Fast new VestlOg4e Uain; stops only a.
t5ordcnsxil.e, ChEIlOttss Vile. StRunton.
GlfJon Forge and Covingt0n. Va: White
lg!Uh-r RoncevsTte, and Hinton. ". Va
I,y.,E,au s!eepers 10 Lexington. Louisville
ClrcluHau Indianapolis. 81, Louis. and
CEica 70. Dining ears = Is carte seryisS
one u ght Outs
ma p Nj F. y. LIMITED. Daily.
solid Nestlbule train Pullman sleepeFH
20 Cincinnati. Lexington. and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 20 Nira mia
Fot Springs week days Dining CATS a
il carte service. 6leepers Cincinnati .
chicago and ST. Louis and LouisviIls %
Memphis Nashville and Southwest.
Reservations end tickets at Chesapeake and
Ohio offlce~ 5ls pennsylvani1 ave; 609 lslh
81 near +; and Sixth Street StEgion. Teis-
phone. Main Szg9. for Pennsylvania p z
Gao Service 4Rd Main l06s fsE 6, & -
Ticket once eell-u
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SEABOARD Alb LIEE RAILWAY

Ticket once, lt2l Penna, AVG.
For Petersburg RaleiFht Wiln'ington, Co
lumbia. savannah, jacksonville. Tampa. AZ
larta. Birmingham, Mobile, Pensacola, and
New Orleans.
1000 81 DAILY-Seaboard Mail-Throush
Pullman Sleeper 20 jacksonville. Fla, also
through Sleeper Washington 20 Birminghars
Ala cafe Dining Car Washington 70 Ham
let y. G. ,..
6.25 P N DAILY-Seaboard Express-Solld ID
train with Pullman SIeepers. to Jacksonville
and TAMPA Through Sleeper 70 Atlanta
birmingham, and Memphis. Cafe Dining Car
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Auction Sales.
THOMAS BOWLING q co. Auctioneers.
6l2 + Street northwest.
ATTORNEYS SALE or VALUABLE

ATTORNEYS SALE OF VALUABLE
BRICK DWELLING 80 e45 SOUTH
CAROLINA AVENUE SOUTHEAST.
on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18TH 1906 AT
4.s0 O'CLOCK p. II. / viii sell al public
auction in front OF the premises the fol
loving described land and premises, situate
in the cty Of Washington. District OF CO.
lunbia, described as the east twenty feet.
four Inches front by the full depth thereof
Of original lot numbered ten Q0j in square
numbered eight hundred and seveuty-six
tS.6l together with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of saie-One-third cash and balance
an one and two years With interest and Sc
cured by a deed Of trust on the property,
or all cash at purchaser 8 option. SlO0 de-
nosIt required at time of sale and all con-
vevanclng and recording at purchaser s
cost.
40 Fifth street northwest.
dSdheeNSu-I0t
The Washington times., 1906-10-05
AUSTINS BUSINESS EXCHANGE
AND REAL ESTATE,
eIs F St. n. W.
Phone Main 400.

Phone Main 800 ocl-lt
PART OF THE ORIGINAL. ESTATE OF
GEORGE WASHINGTON, two miles from
Mt. Vernon. Fine farm Of l95 acres. I50
clear balance IN good timber. I0-roOm house
wide halls, attic. cellar under whole house
well Of water in kitchen; beautiful shady
lawn. bank barn 50x60; room FOR eight
horses and p cattle; large carriage house
two corn houses. sll0. and all necessary
OutbuIdiuEs This IS "a fine dairy farm; &
s divided into seven 20-acrs helds, well Wa
tered and fenced; beautifully located. and in
a nigh state Of cultivation. For quick sale
60 800 buys. One-half cash. balance 10 suit
Sell personal property at reasonable price;
consists horses. mule. 20 COWS. young stock
s hogs, co tons hay. growing crops. ] hay
wagon, ] cart, covered wagon. carr age
sleigh, harness, saddle and bride, milk TX
lures grain binder moving machines. hay
tCdder rake. hay loader, corn binder, I-hOTss
corn cutter. cutting box. tread power; hay
fork and rope. corn shelter, grain drill. rid
ing cuItivat0r, all kinds Of plows and har-
rsHs corn planter ana flaming miiL This
place must bc seen 10 be- appreciated. II
YOU want a nice farm now Is your chance.
oc8-ot J. +. JERMAN. Fairfax. Va.
Farms. stores. and village homes In north
em Virginia. near Washington. address
BOX g. Hernioa, Fairfax county. Va
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AT WALTER B. WILLIAMS q co.'s Auc-
ton Rooms. corner 10th and d sts. NV.
en- SATURDAY. OCTOBER g. 1906. at 20
O'CLOCK viii be sold an goods stored in
the names Of c. II. Bowles, AIRS, n G.
Fowler Percilla Baker. p. c. Johnson. C ".
Richardson. I. 3. STORAGE NO'
ee29-6t-exsu
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PronosalS.

PROPOSALS for Cut Granite-Ofice OF
Building for Nau0na. Museum, Library
Of Congress, Washington. d. c.. Sep
tenn %. lgl6.-Sealed proposals for cutting
and delivering the Bethel white granite
from Vermont and for furnishing. cut
ting and delivering the Milford. Massa-
chusetts. pink granite required for the
south pavilion Of the new building for
tF- National Museum. in this city. Will
be received at this Office until TWO
O'CLOCK r. NJ. on SATURDAY. the
THIRTEENTH DAY OF OCTOBER.
1896. and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter Specifications. general in
struCtious and conditions and blank
forms OF proposal may be obtained on
r. GREEN. Superintendent OF Construc-
ton se2G y. .LOC4.5.
The Washington times., 1906-10-05

Sometimes it may be as i'm
nortant TO one man TO find a
quick purchaser for a second
hand desk as it is for another
man to find a purchaser for a
carload OF perishable freight:
In either case it usually hap
Mons that a want ad. is the
best broker
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For Rent-OmCeS.

HANDSOME OFFICES for rent in the NUN
SEY BUILDING, on St, facing Pennsyl-
yania ave, letween 18th and 14th SITS. Nod
crate rents: heat. light and janitOT service
free. Inquire II. H. FULLER REALTY CO.
9l2-l4-15 Munssy Building. sel4-tf
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For Sale-Farms.

FINE FARM FOR SALE-I have a fne
farm near a thriving town of 2 100 inhabl-
tants, eight minutes drive. "a acres; fiae
d"eiiing good Juthouses. easy terms. no old
stagers need apply: / mean business, the
price - right; sell with or without stock
Address LOCK BOX l. Clifton Station, Va.
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Dancing.

THE ORDWAY. 4s1 llth St y. w.-Every
Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday even
ing: beginners class. 1880; advanced, $50,
Lady assistants. Proper discretion used IN
admitting scholars 70 our academy. Lesson.
50c six lessons, S250 Private lesson by ap-
poingment. Hall for rent night OF day
Ee21-Sot PROF. CHAS. N. WYNDHAM.
The Washington times., 1906-10-05
For Rent-FIatS.

" a SuI1~A ttti - Y llAe lp5lil -ldl
not over six months, Northwest. west Of
Sth St: must have cafe in building. Ad-
dress BOX $50 Times Office. oc4-3t
SHENANDOAH. four or five rooms and
bath. ll6 ID ne. oc4-st
The Washington times., 1906-10-05
Personal.

WORKINGMEN, II is nonsense TO 90 and
give up a lot Of money for your needs. when
YOU can come 10 US and get a good tailor
made suit Of clothes at prices 90 suit any
man JUSTHS OLD STAND, Cl9 u 81.
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The Washington times., 1906-10-05
Found.

TEST III bv trial: satisfactory printing guar
anteed; l. 600 business cards. $50 HAYS. 227
X 81. NV. oci-5l
FOUND A dun horse; owner may have
same by proving property and paying cost
of advertising and feed bill. Apply B, BEN
son. us Auacostia ave. oci-St
FOUND-That hats renovated equal 20 new;
straw and Panama a speciality. VIENNA
HAT Co. 500 18th ST. NV se2I-3n'