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help Wanted-MaIe.

W NANtED-Honest, reliable. energetic young
iilaA 10 hoiu position a clerk in cigar store
must nave good references Apply ERWIN s
ot,I-1A 1A oIORE, 23O6 14th st NV. feast
WANTED-Young man To learn drug bust-
ness. ness A9dress BOX 15l. Times Office. feast
WANTEp-A good white man for general
Iaih work and milk also man to attend
aalLy @ ana washing cans and bottles. feat
WANTED-Route boys with wheels to serve
the baltimore sun, southwest and northwl =. .
ualiN anu sunday, start at / 80 "a M. s. per
month. VIM. SMITH & co, agents, 2o4
Arthur place NV, one square from B. & o.
station Phone East 146l NJ fe24-st
WANTED Experienced bussnaan: good wages
paid. MAINLAND QUICK LUNCH. go sth
IT, NV feast
WANTED Experienced white counter men
" EItN CAFE. Tth and q sts. fe23-St
WANTED-PoIisher and buffer and Iaaue er.
Apply 200 18Th NV. fe2s-S
WANTED-A tailor for new and repair work
l6ol Connecticut ave. feast
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn good
rtence unnecessary. Send for particulars
PRESS SYNDICATE. Loesport. ~. Y
no3-lS9t
WANTED-Boys with bicycles for Inessen.
ger service. industrious boys can earn 81
per day and more; boys attending school wifi
De employee from pm, 10 u pm and
on sundays and holidays. MUTUAL DIS
TRICF MESSENGER COMPANY. Basement
If9i st NV. oc4-tf
BOYS, BE INDEPENDENT your own
newspaper routes Get a list OF customers
Ter the Evening and sunday Times. and you
FORMATION apply CIRCULATION DEPART
MEN4. 4he washington Times. ap2s-f
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Music and Elocuti0n.

COMPETENT piano and violin teacher vii
take few pupils. soc per lesson Address FOX
20l, Times Office fe24-
ORPHELLA J. HART, 442 MASS. AVE. y
W, teacher of plano, harmony, vocal cui-
ture. sight singing. elocution, and dramatic
art
Recitals dramatic performances and or
eras given during the season Large stage
for reheaTsals
Piano graduate: student at Peabody Inst
Baltimore Nd Pupil OF Carl Gaertner and
Richard BurBeisteT Charges moderate
Phone Main 9S5-M fe14-3Ot
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DanCf-g.

SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES.
THE ORDWkTS 4S1 18th ST y. W.-Every
Monday, Tuesday, Friday snd Saturday even
ing; beginners class 80: advanced. $50
Lady assistants; six lessons s.. 30. Private
lessons ty appointment
EaAe-&sf PyssS. CILAS. ii. WYNDHAM
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FANCY BREED Of chickens of all kinds
cheap; incubatoTs bTo0ders. collie and 81.
Bernard pups: pigeons. Cauaries, parrots
lawn grass. flowers, and garden seeds, etc.
SCHMIDS BIRD STORE, ~ 18th ST. NV.
fe24-tf
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Storage.

FOR RENT-621 B st NV. two large upper
floors, 30x40. Inquire OF W r TURNER. on
premises. felb-5st
WHY PAY MORE? We 81 ore for &c load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4ls 420-42t
ieth ST NV. Phone Main 422S. .a3l-90t
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Gas Stoves. zoe To SO.
Chris. xander's Pride of Virgin

1905 @ st. ASruddiu1en & Co. SIS 18th st.
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Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc,
Phiia, oyster & Chop House. SIS I1th NV.
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For Rent
Uueu~n;ohax pcanae

VERY DESIRABLE FLAT Of three rooms
Dath, and closets; half block from cars
i05 Sth st. 1t
ONE or two unfurnished rooms: basement
prefeTreds central location. Address, stating
price BOX zss Times Office feZ5-5t
ROOMS on second floor suitable for light
housekeeping; unfinished objections to
paby. @iS6 pennsylvania ave. nv. 1t
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. with
an modern improvements, for light house
keepinsi southern exposure 2034 I st NV
fe25-3t
FOR RENT-Tbree large second floor rooms:
heat gas. porcelain bath on same: light
housekeeping; SIS. 239 Sth st. ne. fe25-zt
BEAUTIFUL first noor front room with
sinall kitchen attached very desirable. 70g
TWO unfurnished rooms. with aIcova. on
StLolu moor neat. gas anu hot water
bath adjoining, 1913 llth 81 NV. fe25-3t
TWO large unfurnished rooms tor light
holsekeeplng. sls K st. NV. fe24-sI
TWO UNFURNIsHED rooms. thigd floor.
heat, GAS, bath. 29I 10th st sw corner 10Th
and ~ s. per month fe24-2t
FOR RENT-Two large rooms and bath, for
light housekeeping; cheap Owner living in
the house. heat and gas. 1873 sth st NV.
fe24-5t
BRIGHT dining room and Kitchen; reason
aoie; good location SIS New Jersey ave. nv.
4e-4-St
TWO NICE Iarge unfurnished rldgns; lighi
housekeeping; - per month. l4S Morris road,
Anacostis. fe24-2t
THREE or four with bath and every CON
Yenience; heat, gas. aud bot water. 1135
18th NV. fe94-st
THREE or four rooms and bath in the sub
urbs, gas range IN kitchen. az or 81 per
month, including steam heat and gas; beau
tful grounds, lawns fruit trees, 10 rose
bushes, high and healthy. Apply MA
HONEY WALL PAPER STORE, SO Peau-
syivauia ave, fe24-3t
il2s LAMONT ST. Nj Pleasant; three
bright rooms. second floor heay, gas, and
BATH reasonable to desirable party; Lth and
I4fh ST cars fe23-3t
WITH or without board or light houseksep-
ing. so H ST NV. feS3-3t
THREE unfuTnished rooms SIS month"; heat
light, gas, and bath 81 1sJ st nv. fe2s u
ONE unfurnished back room. second floor;
light housekeeping: Sc. so F ST NV fe23- 81
THREE uRfurnished rooms southern ex-
posures hea1 and gas. SO per month. Ap-
Ply Il OWNER, y 81. nw. fe2s-st
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For Sale Miscellaneous.

fOR SALE-See our large ice bo,as g, =
~ eS ana meat stores. sold on easv -tse1cs
~ dssIEed. II you don't know the diift Tenr,
a tinker and then. e you have trouble bisC,-..
no no one but yourself. See HOLLYWOOD. Sth znS
- 80
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Situations Wanted
FeHaIe.

' -NNTED-By first-class laundress wash
ing TO take home. best OF references. 4s4
= 81. sW fe25-2t
WANTED-By a neat coiored woman. wash
ing 10 take home or day work l524 New Jer-
sey ave. fe25-2t
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FOR SALE1cheap, six roii-top desks en-
cashier Gesk, tWo wall cases. ten counters
zen showcases, six silent statesmen cases.
ara Ie-t long three electric fans four
biades; money drawers, 95c, kitchen taf,Ies,
aci S,ci iane-seat chairs. 59c. See HOPHOOD+
sth aad K SITS F5=
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A9o" the Only Sure Cure for Colds
and Grippe Sold at all druggists. %
cents.
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Notary Public.

DEEDS. affidaviIs, pension vouchers, civil
service papers executed. and dispositions
taken: night or day. 601 9Th st. NV. Phone
Main 340S-W. feS-34t
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Fer Sale
Horses and Vehicles.

Horses and Vehicles
FOR sALE-Fine bay horse, six years Cd
me driver and saddler; sound and gent E
LADY can drive him owner leaving city. price
sl9v 10 quick purchaser. a rare bargain Can
st. nv fes5-st
ALL CHASE ROBES and 5 A horse blankets
az lalt price 70 close them out. BARKER
3 kE-l-L1' 455 fennsylyania ave. fe25-5t
TWO HORSE ice wagon for sale cheap lzI4
Biadeusburg ROAD. fe24-3t
FOR sALE-Ers~ster buggy. rubber tires
ana harness, Monday morning. z2ss II st.
nv Nv fe24-3t
CHEAP, gentle driving horse runabout, har-
ness ls 4th 81 ne. fe24-3t
FOR SALE OR EXCHANCE-Y fast
fez4-3t
BAY MARE. Sz5, if sold at once 4s4 @ 81
ONE big. sound work horse: one vou7g sore
mare FARRELL. T@ining CITY 50. fez5-2t
BIG SALE TOpAY-Fifty head Of hoses
mares and mules, suitable for All purposes
rare chance for everybody needing any
class OF horse to call and see this stock
All out q hard work also three fast PAGERS
Apply OLD GOVERNMENT STABLES. in
rear Of liz5-zZ-z4 21th 81. nv. fe2z-7t
RUBBER TIRE RUNABOCTs. SIS 10 $50.
top buggIes, 50 70 slS0i harness. frcu $ 10
40 ASA for MEICALF, The Buggy Aan.
4
horses, city ana farm broke six surreys. four
traps. three phsegons, f0Jr lauda0s, two de-
livery wagons MURPHY's STABLE, az 81
and Virginia ave sW. fez0-7t
CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE to bug Blankets
and Robes. All SI2 and So Chase Plush
Robes, SJ-59- All $50 and SO Plush Robes
81 All Blankets at y regular prices Large
stock Of slightly used Wagons. Buggies. ana
-u-reys great bargains.
). .. WATERS & SON. $40 Pa ave nv,
fes-tf
COGSWELLIS IS THE PLACE. To make
room for new goods. VIII sacrifice l56 wagons
ouggleS. traps, FUnabOuts, daytons, and
sleiEhs. also about zoo sets Of harness. robes
blankets and whips. Te,. If77. 209 IIth 81
NV. feI5-tf
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Attorneys.

ADVICE FREE-Damage, disorce. and estate
cases; no charge without service best law
yeTs, all courts: everything strictly conf
Dental Address p o BOX Z. Station A.
City IelA-sSa
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Found.

HATS RENOVATED equal tc new; straw
and panama: hat bleaching a speciality.
Phone Main 4S54. KANDEI-, TSI 9Th ST NV.
POUND-February q. one bicycle Gail MIR
ERNEST. Adams Express Warehouse 9th st
and Virginia ave. sw., after pm. fe22-St
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Rogerson's Specials,
Old Mahogany Furniture and Oriental

Rugs al auction tomorrow, II a. m. at
the Washington Arr Galleries. 1903 II ST.
This session Is held by request, and is
positively the last in connection with
this unusual sale. Brown 4 TOIsOn.
Auctioneers.
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Rooms and Board.

so II ST.-secOnd story front: four win
do"s for two gentlemen telephone. fe25-st
ROOM AND BOARD for man In private fam
ily. ssl5 per week as 10Th 81 81. fezs-3t
FOR RENT-Izzs I2th 81. nw.. two second
moor rooms. with board. fe25-St
5l7 NEW JERSEY AVE.-Csentlsmen board
ers wanted. pleasant home. II
THE CHAPLIN. 1n5 Chapin 81, nW-- Two and
three room apartments. furnished OF uufliT-
uIshed or single rooms in apa-traefsts. suaa-
mef rates, excellent cafe delightful location
Tor summer. fez5-5I
CAPITOL HILL-Room suitable Tor tvso5
coffsnient e. alt car lines. hot water heat.
80 Maryland ave. ne fez4-2t
WE'LL FURNISHED single and double
rooms. with and without board. hdt and
cold water each room. steam heated. best
hone cooking terms very reasonable. 2
Grant aiace NV fe24-2t
FOR RENT-Secoud floor, s0ush room Win
board. rates reasonable SIG Massachusetts,
aye nv feast
AT IIs sT.-Yery desirabia room WIth
board southern exposure, terms ressonabls.
board. telephone 1895 N st. NV fe24-2t
5-CRTIsHEp room with board Tor two, Go
Sew YORK ave te-A-st
HT IoTH ST. Nw.--Sice rooms. with board
fe24-2t
GEORGE WAsHIN l5TON FfOTEL.-l5th an4
Sew EOTk ave. eTlookiI.S White House.
ETs--class Family Dtels dDIhle roUms, 81
up. single room, So per aa,sath: good- eJard.
Lransients. 81 per day and ". fe-3-i5t
ROOMS-Twe nice furnished. communieat-
ing rooms, with OF witb4st board. suitable
for four gentlemen, telephone in house. 2l55
X St fe22-4J
THE LTTCHFIELD. sa6-ql5 ian st. nv. OPP
rooms. two and three ruoEl suites private
baths, special rates now. transieRts- fe2i-st
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FOR SAILED cooking ana heating stoves.
99SDlle as good new. cheap See HOP
WOOD. 8th and K sts fe25-3t
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Sunday Hours. S P. n. to II P. N.
Phila. Oyster & Chop House. 513 11th NV
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An invigoratfng tonic for malaria or
spring fever soc quart. Only at s09
Seventh street.
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Wanted-BiCyCles.

WANTED-To buy every second hand bicycle
in the city. 113 Pennsylvania ave. NV,
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED, SI.75 up. house painting;
lowest prices CARLISLE BROS, 64S Il st
ne Phone East 1857 fe25-5t
WM Y. MAHONEX, the Progressive Paper
hanger, relis ole. prompt, cheap, legal guar
antee covers all our work. send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store 500
Pennsylvania ave. Sc; teIepno1so East ia F,
or following agencies; De Maine & Co. 3201
NJ ST NV; Ediayitch's store. Bowie, Nd ;
10 Monroe St, Anacostia: Fogfer's store
Congress Heights, 607 New York ave NV. /:
1890 r. st Sc; Conaways s store Laurel Nd. :
General store, Glendale; new agency Just es-
tabIisb cd. Postofice. Colonial Beach, Va.
fe23 It
ROOMS PAPERED. 2oeo cheaper than other
fiiH7s-. work guaranteed II. HEWITT, 6Il
East Capitol St feast
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FOB Sale gas ranges as good as new.
c.ea.p. See HOLLYWOOD, Sth and X sts.
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

Male and Female.
WANTED-3ou can learn the Syllable system
q shorthand in Is hours; attain speed of
20 70 100 words In 80 hours. and STs vii pro-
cure position for you. We teach also Pit
man. Graham, Gregg, and Barnes systems.
iypeHrltlng and Spanish. STE&OGRAPHIc
ACADEMY. Colorado building Phone NJ
I1z2. fez-2et
WANTED-Music pupils. by experienced
teachef, terms reasonable. Address BOX 209
Times office. fs25-2t
WANIED-Young ladies and gentlemen for
dramatic company, playing only largest
cities; great chance for good amateurs. Ad-
dress BOX 2l2. Times ofhce, II
WANTEL1-Tvo women preSsers. one man
presseE- ANTON LERCH SO 18th ST. NV
WANTED-Ladies and gentlemen to devote
al or spare time 10 interest small investors
in one Of the best local Industrial corpora
uousi rare oner. ADDRESS BOX $50. Times
ofIice- fe23-2t
WANTED - Competent stenogTaphers and
typewriter operators 10 register with US +;
positions Obtained FOR same without charge
THE MONARCH TYPEWRITER, Is2I + 81
HW. fe2I-7t
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For Sale-T -TypewriGers.

FOR SALE-No. , Densmore typewriter in
perfect condition. Address BOX 1S3, Times
Office. fe23-3t
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Free! Free!
Costuines-Eavors.

You are invited to attend the free en-.
broidery classes. 519 9Th st. NV
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} FOR SALE-VeTy ane tone square piano -.
/ COSY 500; good as new z2g 9th st NV.
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EtJE sALE-I-arge oak bookcase. glass doors.
-, lady's Heating bicycle fine condition Isl
~ Harvard NV. after IN fe2G-sf
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EOR sALE-EgEs for Matching; Thoroughbred
ottfvF laced " yandoIte. 81 per I5 s. per
! ~. =. : BAlON. EerMEn- AId reZ5-.-
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IL BOXES and chests that give satisfac-
! 'fli faasa56. a5e Dalt az So3 New York ave. nv.
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EACEI>LENr square piano. carefully used.
lakoma Park. y. g b
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FOX SALI--faiF fve-year-old mules Buffalo
chopper, sausage grinder and stuffer- lard
press antique mahogany Clock farming i'm
p-slaeHts. and wagons. Address EDMUND
HILLS late residence. laurel nd fe1z-gt
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We Store and Sell Furniture.
Brown & Tolson, -Aucts.. 1909 H St NV
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ss5 s1I' 5AllE--A few more Of those 81 81 toilet
see NORWOOD. sth ard X SIS fez5-st
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''oe' Win Do the Trick. zoo.

The sure cure for colds & grippe.
Sold at ali druggists, . cents.
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Observation-Disclosures Over Plaster

or steel. It Is better. warmer. more
durable quicker. and easily applied.
Thomas W. Smith, Lumber Dealer
WaShlngton- y. c.
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FOR SALE-Large oak office desk. cheap
Iz55i2 9Th St NV fe24-2f
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t. A@Ol hER shipment Of those fine felt mat
AZ SO s25 Louisiana ave feas14t -
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For Exchange.

FOR ExCHANGE-s9O clerk. Commerce nd
Labor. with same grade in Postoffice or
Treasury. Address BOX ia Times Office
PIANO PLAYER and IS rolls Pianola t-usIc,
$500. l241 GiTard St. after pm. se24-5t
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a-Ai a-et'I5E 5 walnut rack. heavy plate mIrror-
go 80 make offer- 625 Louisiana ave
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PARTIES LEAVING CITY viii sen New
Home sewing machine. cheap: in good condi-
ton must be sold by Monday noon CO.
Morris 81 ne fa9sqr
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FOR SALE-Cheap, corner grocery. with Iiv-
Times office. fe9s q
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4 AAI IIN6 10 burn. but not aamaged 6T
o4iel' 70 tot S9c mating. and fine variety
70 select from 6z5 louisiana ave So5S-sr
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FOR SALE-203 feet partition, go feet IxI2
rough, four doors. IWo screens good condi-
ton cheap. Call after s pm, 24I4 1sth st.
nv fe2s-7f
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No SOLID mahogany chairs. ans Condition.
from White House; with plate marked -.F.v..
ecutiFe Mansion, President .Wm. McKinIeZ.. ,.
ttc-f mahogany stand kidney tea table silk
lamp shade neW Smyrna rug. never hee1
useQs bNs, 80 pair p0Ftieres, 81 music stand
81 800 sheets Of old and rare music g
cacn5 20 novels, &c each several plated
t@bIe trays; engraving, easel. and machine
bench and wise. ali must b.. sofa ms So
Basement, 7G2 10th ST NV fe25af
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FOR sALE-Cheap, about I50 feet Of sheir-
ing Apply SIS s-h st. NV fez4-zt
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FOR SALE-Ciimax barber chair. shovTcss1S
ana 20. counters, cheap 2l5 9Th 81 NV
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S%N' brown q simpson upright, SiJ0s Shcn-
lIser upright, S325, and more than forly
others You can buy any OF these iustru-
!Esnts Tor cash. OF on easy payments O. J.
DeMOl.L & Co. lZ3l q Il fee4-tf
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Baltimore and Return, s1.zs, Baltimore
K Ohie r, r., every Saturday and Sun
day. An trains both ways. both DAYS,
except Royal Limited
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aRovaI Pilsen' Delivered to Home.

When you order your next supply Of
table beer try this superb light brew
Phone w. 4a8, AbBer-Drury Brewing Co.
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NUstH HFOIS.
Gundiaeh, sl2 7tb st. NV. Phone 45s7-Y.
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EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENCY for d q
{ open 10 responsible and capable man. inxa1
tion new, easiIy marketed yields iarge
/ profits SEABOARD MANUFAC,F{rR rRTSss
AND SALES COMPANY. 62i 18th 81 NV
Ask for Mr.. PUReELLE. II
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FOR sALE-Stock fixtures, and good VIII
I o. cigar store; well located IL Northwest
Old and profitable stand. best OF reasons
Tor selling: only those meaning business need
inquire. Address BOX 1873 Times Office.
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ANACOSTIA.

BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson stss -. -.-
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a STANDARD MACHINE, $3.50: earns SO
weekly Particulars. stamp. CONCRETE. Isl
/ NIlianf. NeM YORK IL
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4 FOR RENF-Store. suitable for ffrst-cIass
NV fez5-3t
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED--Fhr solicitors for popular Cath
Ole magazines: handsome premiums; liberal
salaries to workers. Address BOX 217, Times
Office. 1t
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Sweet Violets, 25c Bunch.
a FleY9s n16 T ST NV

PhiIa. Oyster & Chop House. 5is nth NV.
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THIS BEATS NEW JERSEY-Charters cheap
Tor mining. milling. manufacturing rail
roads, or aay other industrial pursuit; Laws
blanks free. PHILIP LAWRENCE, former
! Asst Sec State. Huron, S. d. 1t
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WANTEDAColored girl or settled woman for
general housework- Apply 40 r St ne,
fe25-3t
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80 s,Ia.OehHi. confectionery and stationery
store surrounded by four schools. rent in
cIualng gas. IS; viii take sl50 il sold at
oIice, IeaEing city 34z Sun 81 Sc II
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+ VERY DESIRABLE FLAT Of three rooms
pain and closets; half block from cars
70S Sth St ne. II
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- A. E1L-At once partner with few hun
oISd 9oitrss oy hrst-class millinery trfm.la et-
and buyer best reference Address f9OX
2l1 Times Office s>9
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W NANtED-Honest. reliable. energetic young
man 10 hoid position clerk in cigar store,
must nave good references. Apply ERNfN' $
CItAR STORE 2306 14th st NV fe24-3t
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

TWO ROOMS, th3rd floor; light housekeep-
ing heat, gas bath; 81 pc massachusetts,
ave NV, f4es-2f
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Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED-A good white man for general
farm work and milk also a man to attend
dairy and washing cans and bottles 1851
ST. nv. fe25-2t
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-23
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Sept. 22.-Weaker cash mar
kets in the northwest and the easier tone
In coarse grains caused a break in the
price OF wheat here today after the mar
ket had opened firm and active. AT the
close December wheat was unchanged 10
sc lower. Corn was down Hc. oats were
off &c to &c Provisions were 21zc TO lOc
higher
The market opened higher of light re-
ceipts i'm the northwest and reports from
Argentina that the crop there is being
extensively damaged by locusts. Under
these influences December wheat adj
vanCed to 15hC. but local traders sold
actively on the bulge and the market
dragged somewhat until the close. OFFER
tngs. however. were scarce, on the de-
cline and prices rallied quickly. Cables
were reported heavy as the result OF yes
terday's market here. Minneapolis re-
ported that cash houses in that market
were selling December wheat and also
sent a report that northwestern shippers
are storing wheat because Of their in
ability to get cars. It was also declared
that the firmnesS of wheat during the
early part OF the week had checked in
some degree the demand for flour. These
| things together with the weakness Of
the coarse grains had the effect of maxi
ing traders cautious The close was
steady. December wheat opened UNI
changed to &c lower at 7424c. sold be-
/ tween 74izc and 75isc and closed at 74%c
Corn was quiet for the greater part of
the day. fears that there is dCnger Of n
squeeze in September corn keeping many
| brokers out of the market. The Septem-
Der option declined &c. but the loss i'm
other months was small. December corn
opened &c TO Ad2sc lower at 42Ssd422ic to
| t27sc. sold between 425sG42S4c and 427kd
/ &c. The close was easy and quarter low
er at 422c.
The oats market was quiet The range
Of prices kept within sc December oats
opened lkGp14C lower at 3315c to $3.50. sold
between 333sc and 3SSsm39aic and closed
easy at isdi5c lower at 33iad33SsC.
Provisions ruled higher on small run
OF hogs and on an advance Of Sc in the
price at the stock yards There was eX-
cellcnt buying Of lard throughout the
day. At the close January pork was
l9c higher at s1322iL. Lard was up 2iLc
~ $50 Ribs we're 2ihd5c higher at S707i6
al ~.
The leading futures ranged rs follows: