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Cook Expedition.

Brooklyn, N III, Nov. 16.-Dr Fred
A. Cook has arrived in this city from
Alaska, where he made q successful
ascent Of Mount Mckinley. The CHIEF
results Of Dr. Cooks expedition are
the verifcation Of the height Of Mount
Mckinley as given by the government
10000 feet, and the opening UP of d
hitherto unknown region Of about
5000, known ais the Yentna district
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ROOSEVELT is BUSY|PLAN is OPPOSED
FEDERATIoN's POLITICAL PLANS
ARE ATTACKED.
Warm Session of the Federation Today
in the Committee of the Whole--Po-
IiticaI Work Caused a Hot Time in
the Meeting.

Minneapolis, Nov 16.-The American
Federation of Labor convention went
into a committee of the whole shortly
after convening today to discuss the
political future of the organization.
Many delegates are opposed to giving
politics precedence over the advance
ment Of trades unionism and the dis
cussion pro and con was warm.
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PUclLisT DIED.


Grand Rapids Mich, Nov 16.-Mike
Ward. ii pugilist Of Sarnia, Ont, died
today as the result Of a knockout in
fight last night with Harry Lewis
Of Philadelphia.
Ward died from cerebral hemorril-
age, according to the physicians, who
attended him. The post nortem will
be held today to absolutely determine
the cause OF his death. Lewis and his
friends assert that 1t was not q knock
out blow which caused Wards death
but the heavy fall to the floor that fol-
loved 1T They claim the floor was
not sufficiently padded.
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PRESIDENT is CHASING OVER
THE lsTHMus.
He Left Early This Morning to Ex-
anime a Big cut-This Afternoon
He Is Receiving the Heads of the
Canal Departments.

Panama, Nov. 16.-President Roose-
welt left his hotel at 7 o'clock this
morning with Mrs. Roosevelt to make
an examination of the Culenba cut. He
returned to La Boca at noon and will
make the trip to Taboga. Later the
president will return to the hotel
where he will receive the heads of the
canal departments.
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NEGRO HANGED.
He Had Killed Negro Woman at
the National Capital.

washington. Nov. lis. Charles Il.
Grant. 4 negro. convicted of killing
Eva Barnes also colored, was hanged
|at the district Jail this morning. The
murder was committed Dec. lis, 1905.
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RECALLED
ONE is IN DISTRESS OFF ALLAN
TIC CITY.
Life Saving Station Reports the Yes
sci Anchored Seven Miles Out and
in a Dangerous Postion-The Sails
Are Blowing Away.

Atlantic City, N. j., Nov. 16--Little
Egg Harbor life saving station, about
ten -rniles north of here, reports e.
three-masted schooner anchored seven
miles off the shore flying signals Of
distress. The schooners sails are
blowing away and the vessel lies in a
dangerous position.
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VICTORY FOR sAERRIcK.
Indiana State Treasurer Can Have
New Trial.

Indianapolis, Nov. 16.-The supreme
court today reversed the decision of
the lower court by which David e.
Sherrick, former state auditor was
sent to prison on an indeterminate
sentence charged with embezzlement
Of state funds. He will be given a
new trial The court holds he didn't
embezzie the funds of the state as the
money belonged to the insurance COM
panies.
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Peary located.

Chateau Bay, Labrador, Nov. 16.--
The arctic steamer Roosevelt, with
Lieutenant Peary of the arctic expe-
dition, on board, which was delayed
here by fog and head winds, sailed for
Sidney today.
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SNOW AT MlNoT.
Seven inches Have Fallen in That
Section of the State.

Minot, N. D., Nov. 16.-There is a
heavy snowfall in Ward county Seven
inches have fallen and all trains are
late.
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lost some member through the rapid
advance of the treacherous waters will
not be known until the waters subside.
The Washington times., 1906-10-12

= SUITE Of rooms on parIor aoor. also. others
-'i a 81 So, 8cI2-9r
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WANTED-Diamonds, one a. four caraLfs; Sl00
carat up Highest cash paid for old gold
silver, dentist gold. platinum. Old coins. an
tique jewelry. and city pawn tickets. etc.
Money 10 loan. also LOUIS ABRAHAMs.
honded Broker, is3 san SC NV. Phone NJ lsls.
se5-6mos
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture
carpetsi WlH pay full value for stoves In
good condition, Office furniture and house
hold goods of all kinds. CUnteats especially.
y. NOTES. go louisiana ave. Phone 81. 3J)6
oc5-39t
IdE FRENCH say that Nothing is a foot
iess stocking without leg,H and that is
amour the ONLY thing YOU cannot buy or
sell through advertising
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YVANTED-Good barber for saturday. 81,
white or coiorCd. 18th and g sts sW n
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COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG,
PROPHETOLOGIsF.
rsrr- .asr ~rrr-g-.He- 4 u.-~-- w.

CONSULTING -CLAIRVOYANT SPECIALIST
Extraordinary clairvoyant power. cor binas
with superior knowledge OF palmistry en-
6bles me to read your life, infancy "a -TF
age, giving CommGn-sense advice in low.
marriage. divorce and family affairs how
90 fascinate one of y0uT desire. reunlte fhs
separated. reMove evil influence. true path
20 happy and fortunate HE. Information
clear, concise. and 10 the point. giving names
dates, and facts. ~ 9Th 81 \ ~
se80-tf
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NoHTHILEsll

AOAkAEi EleE.
COLbENBERG =. 7th and x sta. NV
5. kANN. SONS 4. co. Srh ana Market Spaca
E-hN ~ > CItfAk STORE, l4th and Ella. ave
EfA IN p CIGAR STORE. 2sl2 laIh 81. NV.
~ ,t, r. slS1s ~ III y tlsar store lith end L nv
hobEtt4 Il. TEIZOLD. The Harvard PhaF-
macy. llth ana Harvard sts. nv.
w q DARLING. cor. 18Th aud a sts,
l. thE+SCH SIMPSON, cor. 3th ST.. Hhod7
Island ave, and r 81 NV.
ChA6- C. HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy,
sWs COZ IN ana "a sts. NV.
DOEsN d SANFORD, New York ave anu
North Capitol st.
* a HElIcH. 20th aud ~ sts. NV
gU4GLLA,S - PHARMACY, Slst and ats. n@.
gAL4.t1 ~ a CO. ltth ana l. sts- NV.
3. a WAGNER d CO. Ist and * sts. nv
=, \, tAALOks cor sth and L sls- NV
tpHLENIH PHARMACY, North Capitol
a. and Florida ave
NORTHEAST.
r'ORsIOn's BOTANICAL PIfARAIACE. cor.
l<th 81 and Elorida ave. ue.
EHAS. u. BLUMEH n. Cap. and = stB. ne.
AicCtthsNEA q JOACHIM. cor. d ana y stz.
SOUTHEAST
A. h. POWELL. lth and East capitol sts
SDoNN NEIL DRUG CO., sth ana e sts.
SOUTHWEST
T. HUGO EIsENBEIsS, 7th aad b streets.
ANACOsTIA.
BUR- PHARMACY, corner MsaFes Ead
4enerBon ELz-
BROoKLAND. .. c.
ARTHUR IA r. LUERSSEN. DRUG store.
ALEXANDRIA. Va
RLA CARNZE j. CO. 7O8 King a.
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NINE. THEO. Medium. Palmist. ana cara
oc9I0.12.IEI5
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MN tlttstf7Ar
FOhsltlN'S IS BOTANICAL. PIfARAIACI. cor.
i2th 81. and Florida ave ue.
LAtAH. u. Blu MElt. n. Cap. and J. stE. ne.
AcCtfhSAs1 q JOACHIM. cor. q and y stz.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
oNE 0EHT A WORD FOB

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD .JANTED
Two cents word for an other CLASSIFIED
advertisements for less than three insertions
IL inserted Cor three OF more consecutive
Gays. one cent q word for each insertion
These rates do not apply % Personals.
Advertisements viii be accepted at any OF
the follewins branch Offices al regular Office
rates. ~ it Is ihconVenient 90 leave advertise
meHJs AT either a branch cnce OF Ths Timec
Business once. they may be- telephoned direct
90 The Times Main $500. and a messenger
O. the advertiser
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GENTIEhfAN wishes 20 meet lady of means
object matrimonv. Address BOX ia Zines
Office -.s1f-gt
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STRONG YOUNG MEN. good sight ana hear
ing. Tor hremcn and brakemen 0u Maryland
ana other raiToadss experience unnecessary,
hrenen. flV) m"athly. become engineers and
earn SaiJ, hFstkemeu, SO. become conductors
ana earn $3.50. name position preferred state
age; send stamp. RAILWAY ASSOCIA-
TION, care Washington Times ucl2-2t
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Kelp Wanted-Female.

NyANTED-TailoTess in tailor shop. 7l9 l4t
g u". uci2-8t
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A. = POWELL. 4th and East capitol sts.
oDONNEIL DRUG CO. sJh ana Z stz.
\ 3 FEALS. NV. cor. 1Ith ag. and Pa ave
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Rooms and Board.

TWO NICE .frsaf -EsssFas. with board y-au
heater second neoT. ll5S sun 81 NV IL
2-17 X s1I- Hty .-Iarss suaay front room,
ofrri1oking Washington circle: good fshIa
and cooking. Avenue car line oclg-Ff
ll5 EYE ST NY--EtGorn and board. also very
iaise, iisiios9nle parior on frst floor. ocIa-st
WANTETr-TY0 men 10 room ana board +,
II 6th So Sc r.fa :.
FOR hENT-ComrnrtabIe second -6tr.rv rr0r,
room. two gentlemen. private family. Win ,r
without soera. - 22th - R59= Fs ocn-zt
LARGE and small rooms home table Co.
iral- 80 81 NV oci0-st
on sTH ST NW--IeuFRfshsd rooms ,-i-b
5,a4'4' ff .s"-. ocI0-7t
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL. f5tb =
ana New YORK ave; half block from White
rooms from SIS 20 So up. with good baaTi
oC5lat
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Automobiles.

FOR SATE'-Canopy top for Locombile steam
surrey new. cheap, 1879 I 81 NV. ocli-st
FOR SAi-E-Stealu automobile. ezceIIent CON
diuoni very reasonable. Nh TUCKER. 1919
L ST. nv. ocIe-3t
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EOUIHW EST
y HUGO EIgENBEIss, 7th and b streets.
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WORKINCfMEN you ueys n5t be iflanciafi,.
fixed TO buy an expensive suit or oterr9sr
We'il surprise you with one OF our custom
made ones. slightly worn. al prfce tp sun
your purse. Can and see ghem JUCTH4S y
OLD STAND Ga D. e6e :.
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FOR SALE-Eere's a grand chance f.,- 7-o-4
20 buy me Piano way under vaIus.. Yy-e.-e
assembled az he slightly used pianos in
eS.l- 4iio All the Instruments that were
aA1 room ana ofler them al such -bareair4
prices as these. $500 SJien $40. $500 S6b'Ilr
LE.
80 ss1y Shohihserl s-toi $50 Hsraman. $3.50
aJty hUse a. sons $50. 5000 I0ga IL C-Tl
S1t9- square Pianos Rt SIS % $50 Easy pas-
ments accepted. O j. DeAlDL.I. 4 col 80
1871. l255 ana 1921 . e. oeih-fF
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Help Wanted-hala.

WANIED-TWo uaperhaugers. steady work
u the right one. Apply JOE MATTHEW'S
5ls Harrison st.. Auaalstla orf0-sf
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OK SAl-E-I-adies suits, coats furs. skirts
dress goods also house furnishings. On eaF9
Lay lhei.is. SEND postal I viii call with saal-
pies. HR- HERMANN. 6es Is 81 uW
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Musical.

FOR sAIE-A collection OF valuable old
violins by Italian, French and German max
eFs must be sold at once, 50zs 14th st. NV
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FULL household furniture. nearly new. ais,
Two blcycles for safe so Brewer. court NJ.
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FOR HIRE-New Tuxedo fnM dress srs
Frfu~a klbsr4 ~rl4es- rrzEzF sFF.rrsI-
st ms. Fssa-gas
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Wanted-RoOms.

BASEMENT furnished for light housekee7-
lngs not to- exceed SS per month. Addr. S.
BOX IA. Times sflica. ~
lF YOU WAIT your r0oms rented bring
theu4 Go GERSDN. DENT a CsD siI -.L -
nv. as We are the only reaI estate agents ~
the city who rent out furnished rooms.
ac5-S9t
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a DAVIS-Best for plain sewing. and the
only practical machine for euabrliderv.
DAVIS AGENCY, gI3 SIN ST. NV Phone Main
Boss. 0ci2-3t
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Miscellaneous.

EXPERT FURNITURE FINISHERs. OH
furniture made new, modern process used
estimates free. AddCess BOX -, Times Office.
OCl2-3t
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For Rent
UnfuruIshed Rsoms.


JNFGRNisHED, three bright rooms on thlr,i
Moor; convenient o. two car lines, no chill
.ren. rent Reasonable eo-T 81 nw. ocIs-2t
THREE bright rooms. Win heat. - -a,l
( balhi fi3 llll Nely Jersey ave. nv oci2-st
THREE ROOMS ana private tHed BAN. an
modern Improvements. can after 4.so lsiS
Kenyon 81. NV. ocia-sf
FLAT Of three rooms sec0nd aoor. 49,
gas ana Daih SO s7 ID st. NV. aol2-st
TWO LARGE ROOMS. large eIosefs- 49,
gas bath. Zlo u e. NV. ocIz-st
FOUR unfuuished rooms. second moor. $40
- Ll11 - b@. oel2-3t
THREE unfurnizhed rooms. heat and -
SIS second floor Is21 9Th 81 NV ocI2-st
TWO unfurnishei rooms heat and gas 7o5
81 S. me- oeIz-2t
I2l e ST. NE.-Furnished rooms. hrst ana
second floors. light housekeeping IL desired.
THREE DESIRABLE unfurnisbed rooms.
lsht housekeepins. references reasonable.
s4s 2th st. Sc. ocl2-3t
1901 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW.-Entire sec
ono moor, Two rooms, heat gas, and bath;
2lt ocll-St
lIo7 9Th 81. NW.-second floor. win hsst
gas and bath, for light housekeeping: negsiy
faptred. ocli-ft
THREE TT ..sa ROOMS Tor rent: bath and porch.
~ l9th o.. ne. ocil-8t
Two ROOMS for rent 5ls u g. uw. ocI1-st
FOR itENI'-F0ur rooms on second floor.
heat gas, bath. l0l9 2sd st. nv. oc1l-5t
THREE unfuniuhed rooms. ugbt noIgeleeD-
-af - '-' 20 a'' ""s Hcil-2t
TWO Rooms. thiTd noor. three rooms. sec
ina ho9fi gas. heat bath, 1870 Corcoran ST.
uN' ocI-5t
rHREE unfurnishea rooms. IL K a. ne.
DESIRABLE unfurDlshed second aoor rooms.
single or en suite. sis / ST. HW. ocII-4t
s2ssIsTH ST -sw. .-Unfurnlshed room. newly
pspered' t"o closets 1885. 0cII-3t
FOR REST-Entir4 =ee8nd fioor. -t,.l, Is---'
rooms; closets, heat gas. bah so. 1919 mn
oelI-2t
THREE large unfuruished rooms ON ze-oDd
floor. suitable for tight housekeeping. lIl0 ON
p, ~. "cil-5t
ONE LARGE unfurnished front room. ,rith
table board. convenient % two car lines.
.e.- y -, nw, ocil-2t
FOR REST-Unfuruishe rooms for light
a'lsesreIsnsi second fieori no children 5ls
oeio-t
THREE unIurnished rooms. SIGHT housekeeD-
ing heat, gas sJs I'D 81. uE aclg-st
TWO uufurnlshed. communicating rooms:
heat gas. and bath sIl p ST. sH 0cI8-st
THREE unfurnished rooms FOR light house
Keeping heat. sas. bath. I16 St ne.
o,i'-at
FOR LIGHT HoUEEKEEpTNf,- -rhrea bright
second floor rooms heat. gas baIh. 2zg ID 81
NV. ugl0-dt
INFl RNISHED ROOMS with heat gas
ana bath. lli-3 New Jersey ave. NV 1cI9-st
FOR R-NI-Three desirable rooms second
uocr. with rear porch. 70 family 0f two5 gas
tlled bath steam. heat me location. sl3
Maryland ave. ne. 8rq-5f
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EVENING CLASSES for note chain 10 learn
10 read music. Twenty lessons. $40 See ad
In Educational. ESPITA DAILY
se3J-g,.f Z Su-15t
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Situations Wanted-Ffale.


WANTED-Driving OF houseu ork.. by a r7t-
uTed boy. il6 Franklin sc. nlt. ocf5-zt
WANTED-By Young coIored man. pIsoe as
porter or any kind of work a.; Franklin ~
NV. %
W-NNTED-By honest yong man. place as
bellboy or house man Apply 1871 10Th 81
II
WANTED-By coIored boy. place 20 be use
ful about house before ana after school. 81
Zad 81. NV. II
WANTED-By a calored hoy. place % work
before and after school. 2-23 gth ST n
AIASSEUR - FIrst-cIass Swedish nasseur
wants position or patients. Address BOX
lUt Times Office. gcII-3t
WANTED-By reliable c7lared man. situa-
uon as cook. 9Il 1st ST. SIS. ocll-2t
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN. Q years
experience. desires position in aruhirerf's or
builders office, salary. SIS. Address Box S.
Times office ggIG-9t
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms

FURNISHED ROOMS. gas ana hest. for
gentlemen housekeeping s2o 6th 81. NV.
ocl2-3t
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Help Vented
Male ana Female.
Situations Wanted

Female.
DEEss1iAKER wants as. 9-r5-- ------T ----
ana III. tailoring Speciality. iSl GiurI Sd
ael---t
wANTED-Nyasb.n1 M homo 5- 5y The 1---
Appy al .-t ~ ST. HH N
v-ANTED-Hv O. cal1r.sl woman. ,gl-I----- -
l-.te nome. lls tmnstin 81 nW. ucI---r
WASTED-Br reliable c1rrrr4 r--T -,
h.lss""F I'D small fau-iiE. sl- IL 81 aa.
~
WANTED-Ig Erst-eIa-s Iauudrsss. sgo-7- -
A.li'. ar-i uI reference. Address 1923 Izsh m
'i---t
wANTED-I}y two vouus g.aite gT--T.-r. 7-7r--
good reference, places as s..ar4-fT.-zs---- -
wages. $50 prr day- Address U- erh sf Ill.
WANTED-By experienced waitress. T--I----
80 80 - N". ocu-aJ
WANTED-Eg a refined. uiaHe-ag@5 w.
giula laa5, a place as a companion lorl-a-
hreES. 81 o5 o. care f5i children. Address BOX
ucll-.L
wANTED-By "a white woman. clsanI7r ~
the DAY. Hats preferred. Address BOX no
Times Office .rrr
FASHIONABLE pEESS1fAKI2lG- Etau. IsIlrg
aAlrts- waists. ah1 evening gowns. reason.
able 6lS AassEcbusetts ave. uu.r 1rIf-er
pREssMAKING WANTED at home. Is5T--,
dudersarueBts, rhiidren'~ dresses. Y=4eru.fhI-
beIAsEo -I- lzt ST. uw- 5cI5-st
WANTED washing NJ home or uorr b,
Lhe day Apply sN 81 So. oeI0-st
DREssMAKING ana laaiezs taiorine. =.
home or out By ihe day lU4 ID g. ne.
oc7-lt
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NyANTED-A few more Office boys 20 run
errands So "A week. also more apprentice.
$3.50 s week 10 learn sign painting. BACK
Goldsmith 92{ - 81 nW N
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FoA SAI-E-Ice boxes and chests usads a. or
eeL ana IeIairea- eeS New YORK ave acs-6t.
PRINTED ENVELOPES. business size. BEST
MoIH. loo, 81. %. HAYWORTH PUBLISH.
lac HOUSE, 5I2 Sth 81, NV. 0e5-s0t
FOR sALE-Largs stock OF secondhand Ium-
Der, doors, SASH. blinds. brick eJc.. UUI pur-
chase and wreck buildings II auF Einl or
size and remove promptly Phone N- z-s. T.
EDW- CLARK Builders Supplies 1856 New
Jersey ave. NV ou5-I4t
FOR SALE-GOod quality opaque shades. a..
TED TO your windows. only Zlc. hung free viii
call with saTnI ies. ELEEBLATTS, nth ami
II sts. ne. Phone East 25-R, fasl-tf
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ENTIRE third floor three rooms. 4s7 st.
NV. gcf7-7r
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EntInd-

PROFITABLE BUSINESS printing. II years
experience; prompt reliable; 1.o50 cards. 81 90.
HAYS z97 X 81, NV. Ocli-3t
FQIJND-That- hats renovated equal 20 new.
straw and Panama speciality. VIENNA
HAT CO. 509 18th ST nv. se27-20f
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Personal.

sEANCE TONIGHT. 1921 Stb ST. NV. read
lngs daily. u
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WANTED-Ni:ht engineer. Apply 10 ENGI-
NEii The Olympia. 1lth and Euclid SIS. Rw
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WANTED boy 90 learn barber trade. good
salary. ZOOS 9th 81 ne Il
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1926 sTH ST NW.-Newly painted and ma
able prices. ocl9-sr
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BRIGHT comfortable front room. suitable
f9r young woman employed, reasonable. 81
y ST. NV ,,r1s-qf
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WANTED-A man as sculIun on bakers
helper. German OF ftussian preferred go sth
II. nw ocia-gt
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sAIE-Bv virtue Of !.

HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of 4
~ writ OF &. ia. to me directed, issued
out of the Court of Chancery of the State OF New
Jersey will be exposed to sale at public vendue
on MONDAY, THE TWENTX-NINTH DAY or
OCTOBER, 1905. between the hours Of u O'Clock
and O'Clock, Cat o'clock in the afternoon OF
said day at the Court House, Freehold, IN the
township OF Freehold, county OF aonihousn,
New Jersey.
All that tract or parcel of land and premises
hereinafter particularly described. situate IN
the Borough of North Spring Lake, IN the Coun-
Nv OF Monmouth and State OF New Jersey, Be
ginning at the Northeast corner OF IniId ana
line of Third Avenue Northward one hundred
and fifty feet; thence Eastward at right angles
To said T>hird Avenue one hundred and nifty feet.
thence Southwark at right angles and along the
line Of LOT of Eihcoln G. Nesbitt one hundred
and fflv feet to Brighton Avenue. thence west
hundred and fifty feet to the place OF beginning.
Also all that tract or parcel OF land and prem
isss hereinafter particularly described, situate
in the Borough Of North Spring Lake in the
County of M0nmouth and State of New Jersey,
Regiu5,iup at the Southeast corner OF Third and
line OF Third Avenue one hundred and nifty feet
southwark; thence Eastward at right angles to
Third Avenue one hundred and hffy feet; thence
ar right angles along the line OF lot OF Samuei
n Huey NoTthward one hundred and nffv feet
to ST Clair Avenue. thence along the line OF p.
Clair Avenue one hundred and fifty feet to the
place Of beginning.
seized as the property Of Evaiyn S. France.
et 81 taken in execution at the suit OF Samuel
peltx executor sc of Mary Bray Boyd Gfvens
deceased. and to be sold by
1sN>@'>'' - c Asa FRANCIS, sheriff.
Dated September n, Iyo6
FRENCH & RICHARDS, SOFT t$Aetl11
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1906-10-04
Our Bsrthright.

There are a Thousand evidences In
the very formation of our bodies and
brains that we were planned and
equipped in every detail Of our marvel
Gus structure to achieve great things
to accomplish something worth While
and it is disgrace not to live up to
our Success Magazine.
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1906-10-04

friend and adviser? You must answer
this plea and answer 1t now VIII thou
receive Christ as thy friend and coun-
selof?
copyright. 1896. by Louis KloDsch.l
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-16
HOW DEBILITY SHOWS
And Why Or. Williams Pink Pills
Are q Specific for Dangerous
Physical Declines.

The symptoms of general debility vary
according to the cause bat weakness Is
always present. 4 tendency TO pcrspirg
and fatigue easily, ringing IN the cars,
sometimes black spots passing before
the eyes, weak back, vertigo, wakrtul-
ness caused by inabIIItyt OPP thinking,
and unrcfrcshing sleep. The cause of
the trouble may bo some drain on the
system or il may bc mental or physical
overwurli, sometimes insufficient nutri-
ton due to digestive disturbance. In
the latter case there is gcucrallya loss of
appetite aud a coated tongue rs well as
general lnnguor and debility.
Miss Lula NJ MctIgcr, a stenOGraphcr,
iiyingnt II Mill street, WatcrtOwn, n Y,
suffered for over year from general
debility. at was caused by uvcrstudy, y
she says, "nnd had no ambition, didn't
want to go anywhere, my food didn't
taste good, was run down, lielc,s and
lialcss. tool. medicines but they failed
to help me. Finally friends recon.
mCndcd DR.. Williams Pink PI!lr TO my
mother and she got some for me. ] took
them for some time and was entirely
cured aud have had no return of the
trouble.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills cure debility
because they actually make new, red,
rich blood, and as the blood carries
uourshmuut tDull tho organs and tissues
Df the bDlv, nerves rs well rs muscles,
the new iIrni stimulates the organs to
do the worl; that nature expects of them
and normal health follows. Not only
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1906-11-16
parlslan Meat Supply.

The last year for which complete
statistics concerning the meat sup
ply OF Paris have been published Is
1903 From the reports Of that year
It appears that 267O27 cattle, 274,39O
calves and 2,0i7,770 sheep were
slaughtered at the city abattoirs and
produced l5G.007.S5O Kilograms Cor
3276lG,4s5 pounds) OF meat, Of which
123,712,180 Kilograms 25S,795,57S
pounds) were consumed in Paris, and
32.292 $50 Kilograms exported. Some
OF the choicest OF French beef goes to
England. where the fillets and other
prime cuts are in demand for clubs,
hotels, and the best class OF restau'
rants. During the same year there
were killed 2S2. sos hogs. which yield
ed 27,657350 Kilograms (5S,0S0, 1875
pounds OF pork, and 29,S7o horses,
which furnished 7.3O5,65o Kilograms
Cor 15.341.SG5 pounds) OF meat, all OF
which was consumed in Paris.