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The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-23
BRIpGE NEARLY FINISHED.
Orient Is Doing Considerable Work in
Oklahoma.

wichita, April 90 G. Burrows. com
mercial agent for the Kansas City, Mexico
& Orient railroad, has returned from a
trip over the Orient lines in Oklahoma
He visited Thomas, Clinton and interme-
date points Mr. Burrows said that the
company is erecting depots in all the new
stations on the line. He also said that
the big steel bridge across the South Ca
madam river was rapidly nearing compile
ton. The last steel girder was put in
place the day he visited the bridge It is
thought that trains viii be running over
the bridge by the middle of May or June I.
He said that outside of the earthquake
and fire in San Francisco the fine crop
prospects was the all-important topic OF
conversation down there.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-23
j. S. cADY QUITs SANTA FE.
Is Going in the Furniture Business
Other Changes.

John S. Cady, chief clerk to Super
intendent George Aver. of the western
division of the Santa Fe. with head
quarters at Dodge City, and well
known in Topeka, has quit railroad
work and bought an interest in the
leading furniture house in Dodge City.
He is succeeded in Superintendent
Ayers Office by W. L. LIE Baron. of
La Junta.
Agent Balfour of Great Bend has
been appointed station inspector and
w. R. Klindenst of Dodge takes the
agency at Great Bend. Agent J. F.
Dickensheets of Carbondale will be
appointed travelling relief agent.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-23

Saturday by Conductors scott and
railroad They communicated with E.
E. Clark. chief of the order Of railway
conductors, and suggested that gen.
erai request be issued that every union
railway man donate one days wages.
Chief Clark thought the plan admira bic
and agreed that he would make the re-
quest, for he felt confident of its sue
cess. There are hundreds of thousands
of railroad men who make on an aver
age 81 a dav
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Reason She Left.

Aunt EmeIine is the best loved wo-
man In Baymouth, for her charity IS
alike of hand and heart, says the
Youths Companion. Like many other
excellent persons, Aunt Fmeline Is not
q church member, but she is a regular
attendant at the village church, which
is SO near her cottage as to seem under
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-23
sew HoT sPRINGs LINE.
Kansas City Southern Enterprise In
augllrafefI in Arkansas.

Little Rock. Ark. April 23.-The state
board of railway incorporators have
granted a charter to the Hot Springs.
Ouachita & Mena Railroad company.
The capital stock is 1000. 600 and the
incorporates are James z. Read and
J. B. McDonough of Fort Smith, J. B.
Wood Of Hot Springs and ellison Wott
Of Mount Ida The road is a Kansas
city Southern enterprise and viii ex-
tend from Hot Springs through Mont
gomery county to Mena. a distance of
20 miles
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-23
very Low Rates to California

on account of the convention at Los
Angeles, Cal, May 7-1O, 1906 of the
Imperial Council Ancient Arabic Or
der Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine the
Union Pacific has authorized a round
trip rate to San Francisco and Los An
geles, Of $50. Tickets on sale from
April 25 to May 5. 1906.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-23
The Rfeht Road

from Kansas City to Chicago. St Paul
Minneapolis. Dubuque and Des Moines
is the Chicago Great Western railway.
Three well equipped trains daily. Best
of service For further Information ap-
ply to Geo. H Lincoln, T. P. A. 7
West Ninth street. Kansas City. No.
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-23
MEETING OF PASSENGER MEN.
social Gathering of the Handshakers at
Kansas City


Mr.. r. D. Johnson, chief clerk In the
general passenger agents department
of the Santa Fe. was one Of the speak
ers Saturday night at the social session
of the Midland hotel Kansas City, Mo-
in honor of the passenger representa-
tives who have recently come to that
city The meeting also took on the
form of reception to the visiting Off
cials of the Vanderbilt lines who have
been in Kansas City for the last few
days for the opening of the New York
Central lines Offices in Kansas City. 4
luncheon was served. followed by
speechmakfng. Colonel S. G. Warner of
the Kansas city Southern, H. d. Duton
president of the club, and w B. Betty,
secretary. alternating as toastmaster.
Remarks were made by H J. Rhein,
general passenger agent of the Big
-Four, c. L. Hilleary, assistant general
passenger agent of the Big Four: L. D.
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the same roof.

the same roof
When. at the close of a recent ser
mon. the minister requested all those
church to retire at the end of the ser
vice, everybody was surprised to see
Aunt Emeline start down the aisle.
Aunt Emeline," the minister called
softly. that does not apply to you"
THAT isn't why I'm going,' Aunt
Emeline responded serenely. II smell
my dinner burning up
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Is Just what every cook and housekeeper
has been waiting for
It IS better, surer and easier to make
than any other dessert you can place on
the table. Everything IN the package.
Add one quart milk, bring to boil,
cool and serve with cream and sugar,
fresh or canned fruit. It viii please you-
Five delicious favors Vanilla. Lemons
Chocolate, Strawberry, Orange.
70 Cents at iii Gyccers.
Order a package Of each flavor to-day.
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CONDUCTORS RELIEF PLAN.
Every Union Railroad Man to Give
Days Pay for Frisco Sufferers.

Sioux City Ia. April 28.-A movement
which bids fair TO materialize into the
largest single fund in the United States
for the relief Of the stricken people of
the Pacific coast was started here on
The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-23
Through Daily Pullman Tourist sIeep-
ing Cars. ST. Ioufs- Los AngeIes-

Through Daily Pullman Tourist SIeep-
ing Cars, st. Louis Los Angeles.
The Union Pacific has placed in ser
vice a through Sleeping Car between
above points, via the Wabash, Union
Pacific, Oregon Short Line and the San
Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake rail-
roads Cars to leave St. Louis every
day and run through without change.
6topover Is made at Salt Lake City.
thus affording passengers a whole day'e
sight seeing in the Mormon City.
This line is equipped with 16 section.
wide, vestibuled Pullman tourist sleep
ing cars of the latest pattern and first
class IN every respect.
Connections can be made en- route
with Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars IN
same train for San Francisco and Port
land Inquire of z. A. Lewis, city tick
ct agent, or J. c. Fulton. depot agent
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Building a Home.

we can assist you. Monthly payments
Cah for booklet.
me Capital Building and Loan Asso,p.
ks4 Kansas Avenue.
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Caney Gas Wen Finally o. X
Independence, Kan. April 2S-The Cailey
gas well. which was struck by lightning
February q. was finally and successfully
shut IN Saturday
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Montgomery ward & Co. 8

HfontgOnery Ward e cos
Prices given on watches. clocks and
5eweiry at c. II. Morrison's 5ewelry
store. los East Sixth street. Prices
average one-fuurth less than asked bg
other jewelrs.
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HALF OUR GEMS
FROM SNUGGLERS
Vast Quantity of Precious
Stones Escape All
Duty.
TOURISTS CHIEF OFFENDERS
Ninety Per Cent of Jewels Slipped
Past Customs Officials Are for
Buyers Themselves.
TOURISTS CHIEF OFFENDERS

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-Diamonds,
pearls and other Jewels are now being
smuggIed into the country in greater
value than ever. before, according TO
representations recently made to the
Treasury Department authorities by
prominent importers Of New York. The
rapid rise in price Of precious stones
Is given as the cause. the temptation
to assume the risk OF megiumate inn
portation growing as the prospective
gains grow.
Ludwig Nissen, chairman OF the Gus
toms committee or the Importers and
Cutters Association, one OF whose OBJ
1ects is 10 assist IN enforcing the law
against smuggling, said yeterday that
the eut precious stones and pearls SNUG
gied were equal IN value 10 the gems
watch paid duty.
Value Double Official Figures.
To. Mr. Nissen's mind. the Govern
ment statistics on the importation OF
gems give totals many millions below
the real value. In the fiscal year ended
with June. the cut precious stones and
the pearls imported were valued close
TO $50. 900. O00 this sum not including dia-
rnonds 90 the value of more than sl0.-
10000, which came in free in the
rough" Mr.. Nissen believes that the
actual value Of dutiable gems imported
was not less than S6O,O00o00.
while some of the gems smuggled
ind their way into the trade, Mr.. Ms
sen saws that most OF the smuggling
IS done by persons who visit Europe
and buy jeweIry for themselves OF their
friends.
In support OF his opinion Mr.. Nissen.
who returned a few days ago from
rEurope said that the jewelers. OF lne
Rue de Ia PaiN I'm Paris and I'm other
one-half of their trade came from
wealthy Americans travelling IN Europe
The value OF the annual sales IN the
Rue de Ia PaiN alone is estimated al
$50 900 20 $4,000 600 Besides what
Americans buy I'm this street large duan-
titles of feWelTy are sold 10 them IN
various other parts OF Paris ana IN
other European cities.
Jewels for Buyers Only.
OF the 1ewelry so bought. according
10 the New York importer. more than
go .per cent Is never seen by the Gus
toms authorities. Comparatively little
duty is paid on jewelTy except by regu-
lar importers.
Dealers in the Maiden Lane district
saw that many curb" brozers-men who
trade IN precious stones on the side
walks in that district make occasional
trips TO Europe. and while some OF these
men are above smuggling, others are
suspected of IT, Tourists not In the
jewclry trade also hide diamonds or
pearls In their clothes or baggage ana
then sell Them 10 brokers'
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.


GCLDENBERG'S 7th and X SITS NV.
8. hANN. SONS & CO.. sth and Market space
ERWIN CIGAR STORE, 18th and Fla ave
EltNIN.S CIGAR STJRE. ssi2 14th 81 NV
w. 70 McNULTY. Cigar Store. 14th and = NV
ROBERT T. PETZOLD, The Harvard Phar-
macy 9th and Harvard SITS NV.
W. A. DARLING. cor, 18th and T SITS. nv
j. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 7th ST. tthods
Island Ave-. and II 1t. NV.
CHAS, c. HORNUNG Christiani Pharmacy
sw- cor 1th ana n SITS. nv.
DOM s. SANFORD. New York ave. and
North Capitol St.
r. A. NEITcH, Goth and 81 SITS. NV.
OUlGLEf'S PHARMACY. 2lst and q SIS
gillette 8 CO. 18th and I sts. nv.
y. r. TAfLOE, cor. 9Th and p SITS. NV.
EUGENE r NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave. nv.
NORTHEAST
CHAs. II. BLUAIER, N Cap. ana r sts ne.
AcCHESNEN & JOACHIM. cor. "a and y SITS
SOUTHEAST.
4. =. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol SITS.
ODONNELLs Drug CO. 18th and @ stH. Sc
H = tEALA, NV, cor nth and "a ave Sc.
SOUTHWEST
Y. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 7th snd B SIS. sw.
ANACOsTIA
BURY's Pc ARAIACY. co.nsr Monros and
Jefferson SITS
RROOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR II. F. LUERSSEN. Drug Stora
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L. cARNE & CO.. Tos King st.
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FACED TRAIN AND SMILED,
AND WAS HURLED TO DEATH

MASON CITY. Iowa. Aug. 25.-With a
smile as the answer 10 the engineer S
continued whistles for her to get out Of
danger. Miss Maggie Hogan complacent-
" sat on the Milwaukee track, at
Austin. near here. yesterday. and walt
ed until the fast passenger hurled her
10 instant death. It Is thought that she
was demented as the result OF a love
AFFAIR
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Auction Sale.
WALTER p. WILLIAMS & co. Auctoneen

WALTER p. WILLIAMS & CO. Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A THREE-sT0RY
BRICK HOUSE. l0l5 LAMONT STREET
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF certain deed ~ trust dated
June O. 1890, and recorded IN Ldber PASS, folio
$40 We viii sell by public auction Tor ae-
fault in front OF the premises or TUES
DAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1896. al . J.. n, IN
the county Of Washington. District OF Co
luuhia lot numbered twenty-three M Edgar
q ReIloeg's subdivision OF part or block
tUsentv ~ columbia Heights and part of
block nineteen I'm Todd & Browns suodiFl-
sion OF part of tracts OF land known as
s.NotInt pleasant" and Pleasant Plains.
as per plat Of said ke.icSS' s subdivision re-
Co-,ie9 fr Ifber County no II. folio 10, Of tho
records OF the Office Surveyor Of the District
81 columbia subject 20 a building line. and
rT,obfhftfng manufacture or mechanical pur-
noses and sale Of sp.rituous liquors Terms
~ zaie- One-third cash; remainder IN one and
two years interest 8 per cent or All cash.
5000 deposit required at time Of sale. Pur-
CHASER has ten days % close,
TTfOS- q HENSE1.
WALTER II. HENSET,
Trustees, Colorado building.
auGs-eod-5t
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Advertisements VIII be accepted az any OF
the following branch offices at regular Office
rates. II it is lncOnvenient 20 leave advertise
ments az either a branch ONCE or The Times
Business once. they may DO telephOned direct
20 The Times Main b260,. and messenger
90 the advertiser
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wANTED-A colored man FOR dairy work
with reference. GA " 81. NV. Hue5-St
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business Opportunities


CORNER GROCERY. meat. and eonfectlon-
eryi ready money trade. $50 daily: living
NESS EXCHANGE" Room Is. s02 + nv
au-6-5t
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NsF v MAHONEY the Progressive Paper-
HANGER reliable prompt cheap: legal guar
antes covers an our work. send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store coz
Pennsylvania ave. Sc telephone East ia h
or following agencies; De Maine & Co g207
81 81. NV; EdlavitCh's store Bowie nd /.
10 Monroe ST.. AnacOstias NeWcombe's drug
store, Congress Heights; COZ New York ave.
nv: 1880 j. ST. Sc C0naways store Iaurel
Md General store. Glendale: Post0fnce.
Colonial Beach, Va. Ingalls, Real Estate or
fee Hyetts-ile. Md; 6haw's store TWining
City LlOyd's store. SeabrOOke. Nd. New
agency just established, Harrison Realty Co.
Rhode Island ave. and Goth St, BrOokland.
au24-7t
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Statesmen.

WANTED-EiEh-clas specially salesman. at
once. salary and commission. man capable
OF earning 800 per month no others need
apply. references. Address BOX 90. Times
once II
SALESMA N-EXperlenCed IN any line. 10 sell
general trade IN Maryland; an uneXcelied
specially proposition, vacancy September !.
for the balance OF this year and 1901 com
missions with SIS weekly. THE CONIINEN-
TAIL JEWEL Try Co, Cleveland, Ohio. II
IN SIX WEEKS you can become a successful
commercial traveller. We teach you free and
get you responsible position. TIE BRAD
STREET COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. BuGalo,
n Il
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LOCAL MENTION.
LIGHTNING RODS

hollow, twice the conducting surface Of
solid. All scientists say this. J. Il
Kuehling. 502 18th ST.
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Clever Home Pastry Cooks

are employed and the best materials are
used In making Holmes delicious home
made Pies. All the work Is done IN the
cteanest of home bakeries. Fresh fruit
and fresh berries are used as Filings.
Every pie IS baked just so. Delivered
direct. zoe each Wholesome homemade
''AIilE' Bread, &c loaf. Holmes Bakery.
1st s. y SITS. phones u. 1440 and 14i1
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Help Wanted-Female.

wANTED-Sminery apprentices and max
ers: pay while learning Apply August -.
SO I4th ST. NV II
wANTED-GrI Tor general homework; ref
erence. 1921 II ST. ne. au26-8t
VANTED-A oolored female cook for
small cafe. Apply at once 50l 18th 81.
NV. au28-3t
WANTED-Nurse girl. aged sixteen, 10 stay
nights, 1910 Sd 81. NV. II
wANTED-An educated woman past thirty
for position Of merit assurance OF pe-ma-
nency and Advancement 70 capable person.
Address BOX 45. Times ONCE.
yyANTED-settled woman as cook and gen
eral houseworzer for small family ia sub
urbs; good home. good wages. -sferonCea
required. Address BOX IS Times Office
., ~
work and small family. 40 I NV. II
WANTED - Experienced salesladIes for
housefumishiuB and grocery departments.
GOLDENBERGs TN and K SITS. auZ6-2t
wANrED-A settled white woman 70 assist
with the hUussWurlCs good hours. Call at
3t55 10th ne. Brookland. ID. G, IL
WANTED-Two grin Tor washing and label
ing oottle7- sI1AlAEs-kELLF co au2s-3t
vvANTED-woman for general housswork
Call after p. m, Is 9Th ST ne. II
wANTED-smart. experienced eoIored wait
Tess. Apply $40 NV. II
VANTED-settled woman as general house-
worker In small family Apply 1862 Monroe
ST.. first street north OF Park. Mt. Pleasant
au25-zt
WANTED Thoroughly competent glove, hos
i8ry and handkerchief EalesWumen. Only
n ~
etc, need apply. JULIUS GARFISRIsE &
co. 1926 81 NV. au25-tt
WANTED-Good cook. general houseworker.
Apply 1879 Columbia road. au25-2t
wANrED-saIesladies. good salary; perna-
nent position. THE FAIR SIS eth ST.
auz5-8t
wANTED-Two sslssladies. well recon-
mended. Apply at once, ELIAS RAFF
LIQUOR COMPANY, 204 7th st. sW. Ru25-2t
WANTED-Young woman for dining room
and assist IN store. 1928 North Capitol 81.
WANTED-An experienced saIeslady In dry
goods. THE ECONOMY. Coz - 81. sw.
WANTED-A colOred gil for general house
work. must remain nights. Apply to 1854
Irving st NV. au24-St
WANTED-Cook FOR family OF four. 1880
Euclid 81. NV. au24-st
WANTED-WHitrsss and second cook. II
NV. au24-st
WANTED--Neat woman for general house
work small family. III 9Th 81. Sc
au24-3t
wANTED-Five. good. experienced wait
resses. s. and S. per week. go Pennsylvania
ave. NV. auZg-6t
WANTED-WoTnen 90 try our Buchu Gin for
all kidney and bladder trouble; prescription
Of the late DR.. Warner, Of Baltimore. Sold
only by THE JOHN WEDDERBURN COM
PANY. 6l6-61B + ST. NV aui2-tf
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Wanted-ROOmS

WANTED-By young couple without chill
dren three unfurnished rooms for light house
keeping. In Northwest: state lowest rent. Ad-
dress BOX 43, Times once, 1t
WANTED-Furuished room for single gen.
tleman: must be walking distance to city
pOstOfiice. cheap and clean. Address BOX 81
Times office. 1t
WANTED-By single gentleman, sitting room
and bedroom furnished; vicinity Capitol with
non-inquisitive people, Address BOX So
Times ONCE au25-3t
WANTED-By young man. nice room and
board, with congenial family; Northeast. Ad-
dress BOX IL, Times onneA s125-G
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Dancing.

SEE TIE MOONLIGHT
AND SHADOW DANCES
500 FEET FLOOR SPACE.
THE OFDEAN- 45l nth ST. " W-Every
Tuesday. Thursday, au1 Saturday even
ing. beginners class. 1880. advanced. $780,
Lady assistants Lesson. 501- six lessons
$40 Private lesson by appointment Hail
for rent. ulr ht az dav.
au2l-51t PROF. CHAs. F. WYNpHAM.
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ga C0nfeCtiOnerS 6S
h-fs151 .

BEST ICE CREAM in washington, All fruit
hav0rs 81 gal. 3 gal. 50c. best ice cream
soda, with or shed fruit, Be- THH. GREATER
y T. CONFECTIONERY CO.. III It'll NV
Main 40II au1S-tf
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LIGHTNING RODS
aRoyaI Pnsen Is the Beveragea

OF steel rust, then worthless. J. H
Kuehling. 500 18th st.
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Found.

PRINT1NG-By one that knows how; guar
anted satisfactory or your money returned:
Il years practical experience 1.000 business
cards. si.5ei 500 g. HAYS. 90 and X sts.
NV. au3-SQL
FOUND-That hats renovated equal TO new;
straw and Panama a specially, VIENNA
HAT Co. 505 18th ST. NV jy2s-30t
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

-COLLIES
The finest breeding FIN the world Full
grown stock and puppies. one female Of rare
quality her sire traces t0 Atr. j. PIeTrout
horRau's 5000 champion Wishaw-C lnkar.
her dam traces % Princess de NontgIyou's
champion Barweu Masterpiece. q perfect
beauty. SO; others equally low I'm price.
NINECREST FARM KENNELS
II Falls Church Va.
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For SaIe-hisceIlaneOus.


FOR SALE-Large Ice box syitatlo Co. or,
eef55 tte KIND That is made By a mechanic
not . tlnAer- See HoPWOOD. san ana X
au25-5t
FOR sALE-Iargo coffee nil. f15- cost S74-
als' one 3o-Y'i eost $3.50 See NORWOOD
- - - au25-3t
FOR sALE-7lye cook stoves. 10 gas raDges.
also one o-Eall9n coffee urn See HOP
au-6-st
FOR sALE-RanRe no S. win vster5.,~t-
slz. cost tzl. See HOLLYWOOD au2s-st
FOR sALE-Two cash registers. cheaD- aIso
two organs. one. slL5 cost So. See HOP
WOOD. sth aba x. au25-3t
FOR sALE-Tv0 candy stoves CHEAP Sc
HOLLYWOOD, sth ana x. au25-8t
THIS CLEARANCE OF USED PIANOS
presents the best buying opportunities you
have ever had a number u high-grade iu-
ssruments are offered at "a fraction ~ regu-
lar values. Every plano IS ia perfect con-
dIti0n- Here are a Few OF the bargains.
Secondhand TNABE Upright. rosewood
case perfect condition. S3 b
Slightly used EMERSON Upright. beautiful
mahogany case. large size, worth $50.
for 500
Slightly used large size STIEFF Upright.
fine condition Special $50
WEBER Baby Grand, mahogany case care
fully used.
PIANOLAs-Your choice for 500.
VIM. KNABE & CO.,
I2lg-l2-0 T Street.
au25-tf
ron sAIE-At a sacrnee. larre Eftr5en
range suitable TT lHhSH ~ aIatNs room, IN
.4i7t Class -l--'+sio''- ~ 100 ~ ~ --7-
- - - - 90 49,
ed by , AnaTsT r5 Lan nS,. l 9 srs4 iu mex
81, Times office. It
can1e-abTa' s'-saF' cheap 40 IAN &c g"'
--L-- --------
ONE launch. thirty-two feet. four-cycls en-
Ei1o in nIal-clas1 c1nllloAi o. eAeiiaIss ssF
49, ------
FOR sALE-J-rsey COW and calf J. IL.
tp%(ltkr E4fattsF4lie- Al-1-aL
- $3.50, -,----------- y - - .
+.i' ete--,@ =. 49, - - - 80 - -. g-
2---- 49, ---- 3 ~ - ------ 80 49, -
Address EON %, Times once 1t
go. 1900 s. ,--,- 49,,
contents on IA rooms. bedroom suites IS. iron
beds $3.50. leather couch 81. large lee bax
S.. gas range. s.. fine carpets. rugs. mat
~ Cost sIz.. dining room and lfbrar, furni-
tlre Two flcveles. Immediately. sacrifice.
SIS 18th e. nw. au15-3t
FOR sALE-Three young. gentle bulls. one
t"a-E eaf-'-- ANlsLe-n cow ana one 9olti5
Jersey family COW address CHAS- HAN
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Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements for less than three Insertions
II inserted for three or more consecutive
days one cent a word for each insertion.
These rates 90 not apply 70 Personals.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD FoE

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
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For comfort and health Keep a sup
ply OF this superior light beer on hand.
Phone W. 456. Abner-DTUry Brewing Co.
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Wanted-ROOms Q Board.

wANTED-By young man % good habits
board and room with French or German
family, Northwest preferred not over $50 per
month Address BOX Is, Times oflce.
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LIGHTNING RODS

copper the best. J. H. Kuehling, 500
l2th st.
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Wanted-AgentS.

AGENTs-ve have an article which is an
actual necessity and sells % eight out or
every ten homes or places Of business can
vassed; $50 70 SIS weekly; investigate this
AMERICAN BRUSH CO. 109 S. sth ST. New
ark n. J. Il
AGENTs-Isarn 10 1T glasses: our eye book.
with rull information. FREE. JACKSOSIAN
OPTICAL COLLEGE. l6 College place, JACK
- Nst~b au5-su-tf
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guaranteed taIker: monkeys. canariCs. rab-
bits, pigeons. waltzing mice. cages. aquar-
iumE au2l-tf
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED, Sis up; house paint
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