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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
CRYSTAL FALLS. MICHIGAN, DECEMBER 90. 1906

marking the true beginning Of sum.
mer will occur on June 22. The au-
tumnal equinox marks the opening Of
autumn on September "a
Then on December % the winter
soistice begins and winter is on.
Four eclipses of the sun and moon
are scheduled for 1907. two in Janaury.
on the iith and 29th, and two in July,
the 10th and ON the 2ith. The star
event Of the eclipse line will be a
partial eclipse of the moon visible from
9;O4 to II al on the night Of July gath.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29

explained 10 the guests the meaning Of
the spread. " He had made a promise,
at the opening Of the season, that Il
the captains Of the several mines
equaled the task laid cut for them that
he would take them ON trip to Mil
waubee and Chicago after shipping
season closed Owing TO his illness and
10 other intervening conditions. he
was unable 10 carry out bis promise as
10 the trip 50 he decided TO give the
heads of departments the spread. -
When he closed his remarks. the hearty
cheering showed plainly that the "Old
Man" is thoroughly endeared 10 all his
employees
Captain VIM. Trevathern was then
introduced 10 give his famous version
of Harry Davey's temperance lecture
and IL ellcitied a hearty laugh.
Thos. Conlin was then called upon
by the toastmaster to tell how he gets
his mining news but as Pat 'Brien
had anticipated this topic and given
the snap away, he had 10 acknowledge
that the "pumpman" was his source
of supply. John Mackin explained
where he got the. red baby on the
Hurry trip last year and then Asst
Supt. Jas ID. Vivian waslc lead upon
for short talk.
I III Hendricksou, whom il was stat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29

Easter will come early noxt year
falling on March gi aud all of tic
other days iu cunectiou with % ars
corUspond.u early Palm Sunday
comes on March 90 and Good Friday
CON March 1p Tho first sunday M Leni
IS February IL and this makes tbe
sociai season quito short
Tho holidays ~ most cases Alway.
come on the same dates Thanksgiving
and Labor day however, are two shat
sot differently Thanksgiving next
year comes on November - aud Labor
LAY on September g.
The venal equinox which marks the
beginning Of spring comes ON March
.ei inst ten days earlier than the
monthly division. The summer solstice
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
CORRIGAN-M'K KINNEY
employees FEASTED
NOTABLE BANQUET AT LOCKWOOD
SATURDAY NIGHT.
WAS GIVEN BY SUpT. RICHARDS
Seventy.iive Captains and Heads Of De
partmenb We're Fed and Christmas
Pay Checks Distributed.

An event in the history of Crystal
Falls was the banquet given to the
Corrigan Mckinney q Go. employees at
the Lockwood House last Saturday
evening. 1t made deep imprint in
the minds Of those present ana serves
20 more firmly cement the ties that
connect the loyal guard" that super
vises the affairs OF this concern 10
their employers and particularly TO the
giver of the sumptuous affair-the
best captain Of them all -Wimam J.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
EIGHT YEARS or SERVICE
John {. Mcculis Retires Next Tuesday With
Fine Record.

On next Tuesday morning John T..
McGillis will surrender his Office OF
county treasurer 10 Louis A. Henry
after having had charge OF the finances
of Iron county for eight years. four as
deputy under NJ. H. Moriarty and four
as treasurer. Mr.. McGillis surrenders
his office to his successor with the
knowledge that his WORK has been well
done ana with that fact universally
acknowledged
IL is doing no one an injustice 10 say
that Mr. McGillis retires from Office
with the best record ever made by an
officer Of this county.
While Mr. McCiillis term ends Tues
day, IL Is not probable that he will
leave the Office on that date. He will
have to be checked up by Accountant
Dresser first and get his receipt from
the county board but that IL merely a
matter Of form. Mr.. Dresser is expect
ed here on the second so that the books
will probably be transferred about the
tenth OF the month
Another reason Of his not retiring
Tuesday is that he intends 10 stay with
Will Reynolds couple Of weeks until
Mr.. Reynolds gets the work well IN
hand an evidence Of good will on the
part Of Mr. McGillis
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
BURIED IN POTATOES
Man viii Lose Both Legs as Result Of
Railroad Accident.

Man Will Lose Both Legs as Result oi
Railroad Accident.
Osterberg x Co. purchased carload
Of potatoes over on the east shore OF
the lower peninsula several weeks ago.
The potatoes were loaded. I, 200 bushels
in "A car, and stove placed in the
middle OF the car between the two bins
to keep the potatoes from freezing. A
man was sent along 10 keep up fire and
the fellow rode in the car most of the
time.
The car got into a mix-up OF some
kind in transit and must have received
a severe jolt for the ends OF the bins
were stove out and the potatoes which
were piled nearly 10 the roof, allowed
to flow down upon the stove and the
man in the middle literally burying
both.
The man must have been sitting
close TO the stove when the jolt came
for he was pinned down with his feet
80 close 10 the fire that both legs were
badly burned and he had 10 be- taken
to hospital at Milwaukee where, il is
reported, both legs will have TO be cut
off.
The stove was. OF course, overturned
and so hot was the fire that many
bushels Of the potatoes We're roasted.
The whole carload was spoiled when
they reached this station and were
refused by the consignees.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
SUBSCRIPTION sa.oo PER YEAR

down hole here that win suffice 10
test the ground thorougly
In the mean time Mr.. Gibson ex-
poets 10 receive am ontht 20 unwator
tho old mine with. lt is said that the
old workings will be unwatered and
more exploring done down below.
oGLEBAY- NORTON.
This concern has commenced work
on the property recently optioned in the
vicinity Of Tulins spur One Of the
drills sent mp by the Sullivan Machin-
cry company for work ON the Gibson
lands near Amasa has been secured and
crew will be sent out there this week
to commence stand piping.
The commencement OF work out In
that vicinity will be very important
thing for Crystal Falls as IL IL the fore
runner of the opening up OF new
section Of this district that a. long been
neglected. There is every indication
that mines exist out in that vicinity
but no systematic work had been done
10 prove up the ground.
The ore is similar 10 the Mansfield,
n Bessemer. although close TO the
limit.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29

Richards.
The affair was confined. in the
main. 20 empoyes Of the concern, there
being but three persons present who
were not, on the payrolls Of the COM
pany as head OF some department or
in n legol, surgical Or clerical posi-
tion.
The whole affair was planned by
Superintendent Richards as a sequel 10
a very successful season SO as 10 show
his gratitude to the "men behind who
had lsbored faithfully for twelve
months and through whose efforts the
figures set at the opening Of the season
were greatly exceeded and to Mr.
Richards alone is due the credit for the
successful carrying out OF the affair
The guests assembled at . 80 in the
parlors upstairs and shortly afterwards
marched into the banquet room TO the
strains OF Castles orchestra Of six
pieces. The sight that met them there
exceeded all expectation Mr., Brown
proprietor of the Lockwood, had ex-
ceeded all expectations In preparing
: for the affair. Two long tables ON
either side of the room were prepared
to receive the hungry men They were
beautifully decorated with nut flowers
So elaborate had been the preparations
that Il is safe 70 say that the Lockwood
banquet room had never equaled the
appearance that II then presented.
A five course banquet was then sery
ed that occupied the guests until nign
unto midnight. The menu of which
Is as Follows
Blue Points On lial3 Shell
Chicken Bouillou
olives Lettuce Ctltry
stuffed Turkey Cranberry sauoe
Mr. Potatoes Sweet Potttes
a SeapoHan Punch
Green Peas Cabbage With Dressius
lobster salad Chicken sslaa
Mince Pie feaaon pie---
English Plum Pudding Bmndy Sauce
tmperial NheeAe
Tutu rutti lce Cream
Oranges California Grapes Bananas
assorted Cakes Walters
Punch Mixed Fruits
Wines Nabisco Walters
Cigars were lighted at midnight and
the toastmaster. Chas H. Watson, in
troduced Supt w. J. Richards who
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29

Nathan Warshawsky wishes us 90
Announce tnat he has made arrange.
ment for receiving tho return by
rounds of the Herman.Gans fight
which IS 70 be- pulled on at Tonapah
Ney on New Years day
Considerable interest Ia evidenced ia
The fight by Crystal Falls people az
"Kid Herman or Herman Land6eld,
as he Is known ontsi Of fight circles.
is well known ahOul lere.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-12-29
SUSQUEHANNA TAKES
THE COE PROPERTY
WILL SINK SHAFT AND PROVE UP THE
ORE BODY.
CRYSTAL FALLS INTERESTED
Most Of the Fee to the Property is Owned
in This City indications are Favor
able to Big Deposit.

The Buffalo * Susquehanna Iron
company through it's subsidiary CON
Germ. the Munroe Mining company,
has secured another iron property in
Iron county. Negotiations were closed
last Saturday for the acquisition by
shis concern Of the exploration on
the NV Il Of sec. i3, 43-35 This is
the property which we mentioned
several weeks ago as having been drill
ed by Messrs Coe and Morrison and
their cutting about 40 feet of ore
formation with a churn drill. The
property lies TO the north OF Iron River
about mile and half mile north ON the
James mine at which ore was recently
cut in q drift.
The property is owned in fee largely
by Crystal Falls people. Senator
Moriarty, John McGillis and Thos.
Conlin owning about a of it.
The Susquehanna people will begin
the sinking of shaft Immediately.
There is good working shaft now
down to the water line which IL only
22 feet above the ledge and as the
character of the overburden is not such
as to indicate any great difficulty in
getting down the existence or. non-ex-
istence of an ore body there ought to
be known early in tho spring.
The property embraces whole
quarter section and the present work
ings are on the extreme east side with
the formation running west so that
should an ore deposit be shown up
there is plenty Of room 70 explore to
the west for more Of IL.
THE GIBSON.
The drill, on the Gibson property at
Amasa Is set up and standpiping is
progressing in very satisfactory
manner. II is located about midway
between the main shaft and the
boiler pit" IL is the intention 10 put
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Wall Paper.

WM- v. MAHONEY. the Progressive Paper
hanger reliable. prompt cheap; legal guar
antee covers all our work Send postal for
free samples and estimate Main store, COG
Pennsylvania ave se.s telephone East IL +
or following agencies. De Maine & Co. S207
81 nv; Edlavitchs store, Bowie. Nd :
10 Monroe st, Anacostla. Fowlers store
Congress Heights; 6O7 New York ave NV. .
lz50 z st Sc. Conaway's store. Laurel Nd :
General Store. Glendale: PostOfilce. Colonial
Beach. Va: Rogers s. Farden. Hyattsyllle
Nd: Shaw's Store. Twining City. New
agency. just established. Lloyds store. Sea
brooke, Nd je29-7t
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Help Wanted
knIn md EnrnnIa

WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
OF Shorthand in Is hours. attain speed Of
IS 10 100 words in l5G hours, and will pro-
cure a position for you We teach also Pit
man, Graham Gregg. and Barnes systems
typewriting, and Spanish STESOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building. Phone NJ
NR. i44-9ot
STENOGRAPHERS' ATrENTIoN-Regis
with The Oliver Typewriter Company En-
ployment Bureau for good positions. Free
practice rooms IN connection with bureau
S28 r st. NV. js2S-3t
WANTED-EXpertenced counter girl and two
walters POST CAFE. 1903 f St NV.
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For SaIe-nisceIlaneouS.

FOR SALE-We're forcing out the used
pianos under pressure of price. We would
rather sacrifice more than the cost II
storage than 70 store these instruments dur
ing tSs summer.
Two klabe Baby Grands. latest styles:
Just returned from rent Standard $50
Instruments ---..-.....--ss5o
hnabe Small Grand: just returned from
rent $50 instrument $50
Anabs Upright; latest style; mahogany
case A 500 instrument -..-.-..... $50
STERLING Upright: mahogany case In fine
ry~ts --.-------- 40
HStltf * % Upright; mahogany case 4
800 instrument 500
hsIier ,.. q 20. Cprighti walnut case. a 500
ms, instrument 500
Jesse french Upright: oak case 4 SS25
e,,I,si Instrument for 500
ol0ssr x UPRIGHT mahogany case; fuil size
" "a. ABE & CO
IgIg-20 i ST.. "a, -
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Lightning Rods Erected and Repaired.
J. II. Kuehllng. 500 18th st.
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DO women make men shoot each
other2' Il. Hez Sven, Sunday night, 2d
Baptist Church
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. ONE CENT A WORD FoR
BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

+
GOLDENB BERG ,, Tth and h Sts NV
&. kANN. SONS 6S CO.. Sth ana AIarret space
ERNIN'S > CIGAR SICtSEt, 14Ih and Fla ave
ERNIN'S CIGAR STORE, zsl2 18th st. NV.
W. T.. McNOLri, GigsE store. l4th and NV.
ROBERT i. PETZOID, The Harvard Phar-
macy. 18th and Harvard sts. NV.
W. A DARLING, cor. 18th and T sts NV
l. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 7th ST. Rhode
Island ave, ana II St NV.
IHAS- & HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy,
sw. cor. eth and NJ sts. NV.
DONN & SANFORD. New York ave and
North Capitol ST.
r A NETTCH 2eth and NJ sts. NV.
W. d BRACE, cor SOth and NJ SITS. NV.
OUlGLEH'S PHARMACY 2lst ana O SITS.
GILLETTE & CO, 18th and L SITS. NV.
= M- WAGNER < CO. 1st and II SITS. NV.
Il T BUTTS. cor. 4th and Mass. ave. NV.
L i IANLOE, cor. Sth and = SITS, NV
EUGENE X. NICHOLS, 1901 Pa ave. NV.
NORTHEAST
CHAS. II. BLUMER. N. Cap. and r sts ne.
AcCHESNEI & JOACHIM. cor. ID and Z sts.
SOUTHEAST
A. E. POWELL 4th and East Capitol stS
ODONNEl<L DRUG CO. Sth and q SITS. So
Al : FEALY. NV, cor. I1th and Pa ave. &c.
SOUTHWEST
v HUGO EIsENBEIsS, 7th aad sts, sw.
|
ANACOSTIA
BCRT'S PHARMACY. corner Morroa and
Jefferson SITS.
BROOKLAND, D. c.
ARTHUR H +. LUERSSEN. Drug Store
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L CARNE CO.. 7Os King St
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PaSturaSe.

HORSES AND MULES PASTURED. s. pr
month"; meadow wiki running water Ad-
dress SUPERINTENDENT, Linden Hii
Farm Rockville Ald- je2s. .So.Jy2
WANTED-Horses 20 pasture at 81 per month:
:ed on grain. S. called for and delivered /;
three good clover fields. with running water
". 3. BOWIE. Largo. Nd ieZ7-3t
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Chicago-JeweI Gas Ranges.

Best for home. Best bakers.
Water heated by gas
6l6 18th c. a. Muddiman & co. 1904 G.
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For Sale-BiCycIeS.

ST. JOHN CUSHION TIRES end tire trou
bles. light. easy riding; long service; s. IS;
genuine Diamond PunCtEre-p proof ana Hart
1cru special. 49, written guarantee SIX
months Front wheels. SLsz. back SeS
JONES TIRE WORKS. 6o2-604 Z 81
FOR SALE-Lady's bicycle new ste-iinr;
SO. Apply OFFICE. Metropolitan Hotel
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Sherwood Whisky, esc OF.

tull QUARTS BraddOck Whisky, 81 90. All
case goods at wholesale price. AT Whe-
Ians. III Seventh St opp. market.
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Fresh Peach Ice Cream Made From

THE RIPE FRUIT, 81 gal, soc u gal.
orders for delivery earlier than 3 Z n. sun
Gay must be received by 1890 d. m. Satur-
day
REIsINGER's. 2S5 C St. Phone NJ. 27s7.
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Situations Wanted
Femeie.

WANTED-By white woman. place as work
ing housekeeper. lz2s Sth ST NV. 1es0-2t
WANTED-By yoe:Sg lady with expressive
features and good mgurn. position AZ artists
model. Send answer 10 ROX al. Times Of
nee. teZS-3t
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FOR INSECTS on your plants we sen to-
bacco dust. sulphur tobacco soap. lemon oil
whale oil soap. Flora Vitae. Ne also have
-SCHAIIDS BIRD STORE. - I2th 81 nv
Je>s-u
wANTED-To by 100 large RABBITS: any
color and sex. also white rats SCHAIID'
BIRD STORE. ~ 18th ST NV je25-7t
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LOCAL MENTION.
Large, Juicy Peaches Are Used

In making our peach ice cream. Rosen-
teld S, NlZ II ST. ne. Phone East 1909.
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Wanted-SaIeSmen.

ALESMAN-Traveling or local: ability 20
promoSe $50. coo Washington. d. C. suburban
realty proposition; 3 per cent commission:
may be handled on side. W. LEE WHITE
& SONS, Minnesota ave. FioT1i HIll. d. c.
Phone East 1927. je2s-tf
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Assessors Notice.

OFFICE, Board of Equalization and
Review Of Real Estate Assessments tf'
the District OF Columbia. Washington,
D. Z, June %, 1910 IN accordance with
the provisions Of section II, OF the Act
OF Congress, approved August 14rh 1884,
a list will be completed by July 1st.
1906 Of all real property which shall
nave become subject TO taxation and
which is not now on the tax list. and
value liked thereon according 10 the
rules prescribed Tor assessing real es-
tate. This list Will include all new
structures and additions 10 or improve
ments OF old structures of over Ave
hundred dollars II value which have
not been heretofore assessed This
Office should be notified as 10 tho re-
nncval or destruction Of any structure
since the last assessment IN order that
the same may be deducted from the
valuation as IL now stands on the tax
list Complaints as 10 the assessment
referred 10 will only be heard and de-
termined between the first and third
Mondays OF July. 1906 II h OAR
NELLIE. Chairman les 80
OFFICE, Assessor. District OF Colum-
bia. Washington. D. C. June 18th. 1905
Notice is hereby given that The Assessor
Of the District Of Columbia has caused
to be prepared blank schedules for ptsr-
sonal properly subject TO taxation as
required by the Act OF ConEress an
proved July 1st, 1902. imposing a tax On
personal property IN the District -
Columbia; and that copy Of said
schedule viii be delivered to any ritf1sc
applying therefor at this Office. TSa
law requires such schedules 10 be rro--
erly filed out, sworn 70. and retisrrS7
10 the Assessor within thirty days aftar
the date OF the last publication Of fi,Iz
notice. Returns must be made ~, -.
before Augus+ lst. 1906 This Ia au ,,-slf
be strictly enforced by the BoaFa ~
Personal Tax Appraisers H H. DAR-
NELLIE. Assessor. d G 5e29.2osu2
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For Sale-AutomobileS.

AUTOMOBILES-One Oldsraobiie r7Iuabout
at Sl70. and one Steamobile at sB hoth
desired; other bargains EMPIRE Alto
AND MACHINE Co. 1873 L ST NV.
1eZS-1
FOR SALE-One 24-horsepower large Relay
touring car, seats nve: shaft drive; new
timer and carburetor 500; one 1904 Olds-
mobile. with top and rear seat $500. viii
demonstrate ENPIRi2 AUTO AND MACH
CO. 1913 L St NV 5e9e-St
SWINEHART CUSHION TIRES viii end
your tire troubles: very resilient; long serv-
ice. great money savers. JONES TIRE
WORKS. Agents. eo2-so4 St Phone Main
soSe je2o-l0t-exSu
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Remember, a Case of "Royal Pilsen'

IS good thing 10 have on hand in hot
weather. a perfect light beer For case
phone W 455. Abner-DrUry Brew. Co.
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Dancing.

LARGEST AND COOLEST HALL IL
TIE CITY ELECTRIC FANS
OPEN ALL SUMMER
THE ORDWANS. 4S1 1Ith St y. W.-EFe-y
Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday even
ing; beginners class. 7.s9. advanced $50.
Lady assistants. six lessons. s. 80. Private
lessons by appointment Hail for rent.
ie2l-30t PROF. CHAS. N WYNDHAAI.
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. 75c: guar
antce waltz and JwO-step. i've lessons
coaching In all English branches: special
rates Piano. 25c; quick mod methods
Address BOX 3. Times Office. 5eSo-5t
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Situations Wanted--hfaIe.

20 drive wagon for grocery and iiQuor store;
knows the city; has reference. Address BOX
As. Times Office. je2S-St
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Wanted-Country Board

-FOUR ADULTS and boy Of a want good
board on a farm. near enough 70 city and
car line for two Of party TO come IN 10
business daily state terms and when place
can be seen Address BOX 5. Times Office
u
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TEETH WITHOUT PL.ATEs-No extraetin.,.
no pain look, feel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunl1en faces made normal :
painless filling DIR. J. L. WILSON I29s =
st. NV. te91 a..
FlRSE-CLASS WORK Low PRICFS-Se+
OF teeth, 50 up; gold crowns s. up: gold
innings, y up; silver filings, SOC; work
guaranteed; no pain DIR. GEO. I. ED
MONDS, $40 + st. NV. te27-2Ot
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FireWorks
Gundlach's, Sl8 7th st. NV.

Colonial Beach Lots. 500 up. GouId's.
421 9th st. NV -
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Miscellaneous

WE DO all kinds OF house cleaning Old
Dominion House Cleaners. BAGBY & WIN
FIELD CO. 1217 18th St NV. 40 Franklin
81 NV 3ezs-et
A-OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO me art
rugs only weaving concern here. WASH
INGTON RUG CO. s51 sth ST NV Phone
Es25 aps-tf
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BIGAItOhDS DETECTIVE AGENCY Suite
"a. COLORADO BUILDING. I4TH AM -
Phone Main z25. Licensed and bonded Re-
hable, expert service guaranteed. Strictly
Tolitl-eil'idL fItAte consultation rooms
Delicate and intricate matters a specIaIryy
Cntmpeachable references. Establis1ed 1sS5
MORGAN BRADFORD. Jr.. Superintendent.
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Wanted Typewriters.

WANTED-A typewriter; must be cheau
Address BOX 45I. Times Office ie2s-3t
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Observation-Disclosures

=
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments, ladies' or gentlemen's Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and I VII cali any
hour. b TARSHES. l2Os 7th 81. NV. Phone
North Sy9 my29-sOt
BIG MONEY PAID fer desirable furniture-
carpets; VIII pay fun value fer stoves In
good condition: Office furniture and house
hold goods Of all kinds; contents especially
d NOTES. 615 Louisiana ave Phone 81 sOCs
je27-SOt
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. ca--
pets. stoves. bric-a-brac and all kinds OF
household goods BAUMS FURNITURE
SHOP. 18th and L SITS NV Phone North
1913. Formerly 9Th and u. Jez5-sOt
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Don't put
away your old clothing. shces, hats and
shirts before seeing me. as ] pay highest
cash prices FOR them. Drop postal win can
II. GEWIRz. 12os 9Th ST NV. Jels-I5t
We PAY READY CASH. bring your cast
or clothing to me- viii pay the very highest
each prices for thems phone 2s9S. drop postal !:
Will call l. HESSLER. 1204 7th St NV
wANTED-To buy a combination transit and
level Apply 70 o. B. ZANTZINGER, IA
McGiu building uyEl-tf
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ANACOSTIA-
BCRY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson SITS.
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FOR HIRE-New Tuxedo, full dregs and
Prince Albert suits THE FAMOUS, z2S 7th
st. NV. faSF- ~Ot
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Dentistry.

CUT-RATE DENTISTRY. Few davs 7Toss1I
- Cold Crown and Bridgework 81 So FiII.
ings, 50c- All consultations and extracfine,
aDsolutely tree. ARMY AND NAVY DEN.
TAI PARLORS. COR. 7TH AND f ST-S
y w; Entrance. 62S Z st Phone Main 4s24-M
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Wanfed-ROOmS

WANTED-One or two cool rooms, furnished
FOR light housekeeping In quiet private house
away from cars. under 50; viii care for
place IL desired reliable married couple:
give fuu description. location. etc. Address
BOX II, Times once. II
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BROOKLAND, D. c.
ARTHUR Il +. LUERSSEN, Drug Store.
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MONEY TO LOAN By PRIVATE PARTY
FROM s. TO $50. CONFIDENTIAL AT1
FER BUILDING. 7TH AND D SIS n w
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
r. L CARNE & CO.. 7O3 King 81.
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Personal.

OUR $40 Blue Serge Suit to order Is the
best value in Washington We personaIIv
invite you TO call and see the goods
MORTON c. STOUT q 90
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The Washington times., 1906-06-30

FINE PALMISTRY DELINEATTONS and
astrological readings from the stars at 72i
Sth St. at MME- DE LONGS Je24-Tt
The Washington times., 1906-06-30

SOUTHWEST
v HUGO EISENBEISS, 7th and SITS, svy
The Washington times., 1906-06-30
For Rent-HaIlS.

FOR REST-Fourth foor, eQS-sfG Penasyi-
vania ave nv, SO
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER. sl2 18th IT NV.
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