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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-08-03

FOR SALE-One horsepower upright boil
or and 15-horse power engine in good run
ming order; horses weighing from $50 to 1850
pounds, prices running from $e5 to 800. JAIL In
good working order. Ssecond hand team Wag.
body we'll made, we'll ironed and painted All
Of the above will be sold cheap for cash. Ad-
So Huntington.
FOR RENT-The blacksmith shop in Hay-
win for thirty years. 4 good stand and plen
ty of business Tor the right man. For further
particulars inquire of Robert A. CLARK. Haw-
Ieyville, Conn.
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| Fred Brown, Jr., has taken q position at
aopewell Junction, N. Y.under Agent I.esher.
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Mrs Winters. who has been spending the
snrino and summer with her daughter. MRS
r. n DOLE returned to Philadelphia with her
daughter Mrs Snyder, on FRIDAY.
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EOR SALE--1 pair farm or business horses
l. sound, kind and true in all harness; price
$50; rubber tire top buggy, good one 40.
VIM. A. TatOr, Ridgedeld, Conn.
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Michael Kilbride passed Wednesday
in New Haven
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g. G., Oakley and family OF Mamaroneck. n:
w. arrive. next week, at their summer nome
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Mrs g. P. Lillis is seriously i'll.
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Capt Albert w. Peck of Mt Pleasant
returned, Tuesday, from a fishing trip
through Pennsylvania. He was accom-
panied by his son, Bert Peck. Capt
Peck will spend the remainder Of the
summer at his sons, DR. Charles Peck,
who purchased the Weaver cottage
m Mt Pleasant a wear ago.
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Charles B. Glover of Hanover caught
a bass, last week, weighing q pounds
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-08-03

Miss Marion Peck has been passing the
week in EaStOn.
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SILOSl
win furnish Silos 1Ox20 to
90x40: Best Silos in the world. the GREEN
Ellsworth FeBn,
Washington, Conn.
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IIIo Broad Street, 49,
Room Taylor Block. Bridgeport Conn.,.
IL the correct address Of CORSET PARLORS,
where you can find any Corset desired.
Ask for
Mrs Helen MacMahOn -SnOwden
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latter's son and daughter, enjoyed a
trip to Oxford, Tuesday.
William Egau has left the Rubber
shop and has taken position on the |
coal wagon of Michael Kilbride.
Michael Kilbride passed Wednesday
in New Haven.
Charles B. Glover of Hanover caught
a bass, last week, weighing q pounds.
Capt Albert W. Peck of Mt Pleasant
returned, Tuesday, from fishing trip
through Pennsylvania. He was accom-
panied by his son, Bert Peck. Capt
Peck will spend the remainder of the
summer at his sons, DR. Charles Peck,
who purchased the Weaver cottage
on Mt Pleasant year ago:
Attorney Enrol NJ. Augur and fam
lily returned on Monday afternoon to
their home in Woodbridge, after
weeks visit with their uncle, Mlnott
Augur, of the Hook. AS they were
driving, shower baths were in order
before reaching home.
Mr. and Mrs F. W. Andrews spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs S. w. Dibble
in Hawleyville.
Miss Bridget F. Honan is enjoying a
weeks vacation, part of which she is
spending in Merwinsville.
Sandy Hookers are not the only
people in town that see snakes. Ma
son Shepard of Gray'S Plain killed
young snake of the racer species the
other day. 1t was a fine specimen OF
black snake with white band around
his neck. He would have been six or
seven feet long if he had only grown
to it.
Mr. and Mrs George Parker of Haw-
leyville have another daughter, born
August l.
A number of surveyors, working for
the N. Y, N. II. & H. R. r. Co., are
occupying John Drew's apartments In
Hawleyville.
Ladies', men S and children's shoes,
fall styles, just in, at Taylor, Curtis &
Co.. s.
Mole traps for the lawns at Taylor
Curtis s. Co.'s.
Truman Pierce died on Wednesday
at the home of his sister in Pootatuck
He was 81 years and 10 months old
uC luuC1 al U0hOo PAcOO oAA = ANt~y -
l p. NJ, Rev J. H. George officiating.
Postmaster W. M. Reynolds has made ex
tensive improvements in the postoffice, cut
ting off the section from the public formerl
Used for a newspaper stand by Mr. Duncomoe
force The stands OF the rural carriers hav
Been turned around. giving them more room
and better light.
Miss Nellie kilbride has been visiting i
Bridgeport.
-&Ak-
Mrs James OLeary Of Brooklyn is visitin
Mrs Mary Kilbride In the Glen.
Michael Heating returned. Monday, ate
passing week at Passaic, M.
Fred Brown. :Jr., has taken position
aopewell Junction,N: Y under Agent leshe
Mrs G. P. Lillis is seriously ILL.,
Thomas Keane has a runabout, bought {
A. NJ Briscoe & Son.
H. NJ Smith OF THE BEE has handson
blackboard, bought Of a M: Briscoe & Son.
If your coffee fails to suit, buy ITS. Hermi
age or Special blend. They are all RICH
Taylor, Curtis s. Go. sci! them
Suit cases. trunks and bags for that vac
william Dayton OF Danbury passed Tue
day with his mother, Mrs o: W. Dayton.
Mrs Charles Payne returned, Monday. aft
q three weeks visit with her daughter,
Myers, in New Haven:
nice line ofmen's misses and boys tenn
shoes and OxfOrds. Also good line OF mel
rubber and leather boots for fafmerS.--lSa
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l. for wagon timber. Walter e. House.
BridgeWater, Conn.
DOR SALE-Devon and HOlstein cattle. In
= quire, with stamp. BOX 500. New Milford.
Conn
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-08-03

N1OTICE-Whereas, my wife, Mrs Margaret
IN Morris, has left my bed and board, will
pay no more bills of her contracting after this
date. August 4, 1906. Walter Morris, Quaker
| ENovuna N0nn
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Cattle For Sale.

Fresh Cows Speciality.
Working oxen and steers for sale. Buy, sell
or trade any day but Sunday.
FraDk Turkington, East Morris, Ct. =
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TNANTED-Experience Protestant man
w and wife to take charge Of 90 acre farm,
either for q salary or on shares. References
required Apply to L. Oohn, Long Hill, Conn.
B. f. u. 5.
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DOR SALE-1 square box wagons 1 DoIAvnl
+ separator; churn; 1 butter voFer. 3
tanks with cans for cooling mild Ad6rsA
L. Buck, New Milford, Conn. A.
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VXYANTED-A teacher for the Center dis
w trict school, Sherman. Apply to Leslie
E. Judd, Committee, r. F. d. l, Gaylordsville,
III
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EOR SALE-A pair of heavy work horses
Il Boston. Backer harness. and truck; all In
good repair and team true. Work anywhere.
single or double. w. O. johnson, Newtown,
Conn.
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NOR SALE OR RENT-A small farm near
II Monroe Center. For particulars inquire at
l02 Merriam St., Bridgeport, Conn.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-08-03

T. weight, pair roam driving horses 1900
weight. young. family broken, and nicely
matched; three year old colt and number Of
other horses, team wagons, carts and trucks,
5sets light double harness, single harness. 2
sets blacksmith tools. portable boiler and
square piano, lot Of household furniture.
wardrobes. folding bed. coach or rockaway
At for depot use. am open to buy or sell new
ma cows and bob calves, or win exchange any
Of above. Hay, etc. bought IL not to far to haul
or In quantities for baling and shipping OF
will sell on commission for any one. J. D.
Dixon, North Bridgeport. Conn.,, near Rail-
mad TelAnhone
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Wanted.
Few more cattle to pasture
seperAte lots for calves.
Edwards 8. Beardsley, Stepney. Conn.
Telephone Gall 1437-12.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-08-03

DOR SALE--A we'll bred horse coming FIVE,
il perfectly sound and gent Q. we'll broke and
not Afraid Of autos electric cars or eany thing
WEIGHT over 900 lbs Price $50. Address
Thomas B. Post. Shelton, Conn.
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VX1ANTED-A man in store and on delivery
w wagon. References required. w. N
Hurd, Long Hill, Conn.
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Situations Wanted-nale.

WANTED-By young man with experience
position as watchman- run elevators. tend
switchboard Address BOX z54, Times office.
my16-2t
WANTED-By young colored man. place as
porter IN private family, hotel. or store.
1913 New Jersey ave NV. rnvl5-gt
WANTED-Positlon; piano player. waiter.
clerk. summer hotel: good appearance So
ber. small salary JOSEPH LINDWOOD
General Delivery. Washington. y. c.
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EOLDENRERG's. 7th and X SITS NV
& RANN. SONS a CO. sth and Market space
ERVIN'S CIGAR STORE. ltth and Fla ave-
ERVINS CIGAR STORE. 29I2 l4th St NV
ROBERT T. PETZOLD, The Harvard PhAr-
macy, uth and Harvard ats. NV.
A N. DANIELS cor. I4th and sts. NV.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9Th st. Rhode
1Hland ave-. and X S. nS.
cHAS. =. HORNCNG. Christiani Pharmacy
BW- cor. IIh and ID B1. NV.
DOM q SANFORD. New York aYe. and
North Capitol st
r. A VEITCH. 10th and II sts NV.
w. d. BRACE. cor 8Oth and NJ sta NV.
QUIGLEI'S PHARMACY. ust and q SITS. nv.
GILLETTE & CO.. 14th and L sts. NV.
e. N WAGNER * CO.. 1st and II sts- NV
H 7. BUTTS. cor. 4th and Mass. ave. NV.
l. 7. TAILOE. cor. sth and sts. NV.
EUGENE h NICHOLS. lSOI Pa ave- NV.
. y. SOSAENTz. Fla. ave- and n. Cap. at
NORTHEAST,
cHAs- II BLUMER. N Cap. and r sts. ne.
AGCHESNEH q JOACHIM. cor ID and Z BIs.
Ne.
SOUTHEAST.
a E POWELL. lth and East Capitol sta
CDONNEt-L DRUG CO.. 18th and G sta
IL 6. FEALY. NV. cor. uth aad Pa ave,
SOUTHWEST.
y. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 9Th ana B sa. svs
ANACOSTLA.
suRTs PHARMACY. corner MonrOs and
5ensrBon Sts.
BRo0KLAND, D. c.
ARTHUR II F. LUERssEN. Drug Store
ALEXANDRIA, VA
r L CARNE CO. 7os King At
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Found

BEST ICE CREAM n WASHINGTON az
T0c per gallon, and bricks in quart boxes,
25c: were z0C: viii keep two hours. LACEYS
COZ New York ave. NV. Phone Main 9s3.
ny15-tf
FOI-ND-How 70 set rid OF rats Phone.
BARCLAY, The Ferret Man. North 1lS3-AI
my15-tf
HATS RENOVATED equal 10 new: straw
and panama: hat bleaching a speciality
Phone Main s4SS-M- KANDEL < Co, 72l I'm
ST. NV apS0-Sot
BUSINESS SUCCESS quickly attained AZ
small cost by using ny satisfactory print
ing; Il years practical experiences, come sea
me; 1000 business cards. $50 HAYS. 81
and x NV. ap26-S9r
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Dentistry.

CUT-RATE DENTISTRY. THIS UrEU- e
SET OF TEETH. So 20. Cold Crown fo-n3sS 80
" $40. now SS. Filings, 6OC- All constiite
tons and extracting absolutely free ARNTy
AND NAVY DENTAL PARLORS. cor S-rtI
AND F SITS NV Entrance, 639 + 81 fbo,1a
Main 4s24-M. ano6 a. St4e
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No errrpctIDo--
no pain; look. feel. act, and last longer tbsn
natural teeth shrunken faces made normal
painless filling. DR. J. L. WILSON 120s =
St NV. an27-21+
FIRST-CLASS WORK. Low PRICES ca,
Of teeth. So up; gold crowns. 50 up; gold
Filings. 81 UP. silver filli-gs 5Oc IN. vSori-
guaranteed; pain. DIR. GEO L ED
MONDS. $40 F ST. NV. ap27-50t
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Situations Wanted

Female.
WANIED-By a white woman. work ,g
pain cook. Immediately. Address Box 80
Tines Office. l-'
WANTED-By colored girI, place 10 r., ------
lAE ana evening or general housevyCrj<sr
Al15 Franklin st. NV. -
NANIED-By stenographer. work 10 40 -
experience; no charge. Address n r. Z 15g5
pierce place NV n
WANTED Sewing, al kInds5 nCTT7V dome
= week. .oc day. references. Address B0y
455, Times ofice.
CARETAKER-Lady would care Tor fur
nisned house OF apartment Tor frs usa d-rr-
ing owners absence Address BOX AS Ttrass
Office. r-1'---e 81
WANIE-L-By young lady. u place as cashier
IN drug store or clerk IN CoufsctIonerv store.
viii make herself useful Address BOX zs2
Times Office. II
WASTED-Ey a settled white widow. uI1ce
20 care for elderly lady Address BOX 4s3
Times Office. rnv1s-qr
WANTED-By an experienced double-eutr,
bookkeeper. a position; best OF references
address y. G. HAINEs. SIS X 81. ne. Iuyi5-2t
WANTED-By eoIored girl. place as cham
bermaid. stay at night. call 1919 1th 81. NV
myl5-2t
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Miscellaneous.

OLD carpets woven into handsome rever
Eible rugs Telephone East 55I NJ Non
PAREIL. I23 9th st. So. myI4-3t
THE ELITE CHINESE CAFE z0s 18th 81
NV. New management, with great improve
ment- Drop in; you viii find ths best
service: also private room for ladies' Opsr
from u N. to $40 am. Phone 4544-M
my12-7t
A-OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO hne art
rugs; only weaving concern here. WASH
Gs25. ans-tf
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANIED-Eou can learn the Syllable Evvre-n
q shorthand IN - hours. attain a su-e5 -
- 10 100 words IN $50 hours and .ye nm -
cure position Tor you. We teach also ptr-
nan SrahaIn. Gregg, and Barnes systems
y ypeHriting. and Spanish. STENOCsHA rrFrrs
ACADENE. Colorado building Phone N.
- my4-S1t
WANTED-PicJure agents: ladies' ard Ee1-
teInen. good money made 2gs 9Th 81 sv
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Reisinger's Strawberry Ice Cream

MADE FROM FRESH FRUIT
- gal-, Doc 1R-gas Z35 @ st. Phone NJ. 2767
TO secure prompt and satisfactory servfce
send In your Sunday orders on Saturdavs
Orders received until 10:3O p. m. Saturday.
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Wanted-Rooms

WANIED-Near Agriculture building. Two
rooms. furnished complete for light house
keeping; three IN family. Address c. 1850
~ St s.. IL
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Order Your Groceries at Johnston's
7s1 7th st. NV. Everything the best.
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We Store and Sell Furniture,
Brown & TolsOn, Auets., 1iO9 H st. NV,
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Wanted-Agents

- - ti.Ot IT'S permanent business prlce
monopoly IN engraved silver name ana --,r-5
Ger clor plates never before sold fgr les
nan > but you can now sell for 81 30 ari
t-1y 1y % Ne-ss eacA- only best families
bought when 50 Now everyone 5r-Ia-g ~
S4-oU Get our exclusive territory rr.r,-eI-
ton. NEW METHOD Co. $50 Prairie ave.
---Sa = myI5 %
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Order Rosenfeld's Pure Ice Cream and
sherbet; none better. s12 II ne. Phone
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Wilson & Mayors, Auctioneers,
Sell anything. 1927 and 1929 CT st.
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Rooms and Board.

ROOM AND BOARD. 22l2 I st. NV. myl6-8t
WANTED-One boarder; nicely furnished
han room with good board, S4 per week. Ie25
22d ST NV rnvIe-3t
GEORGE. WASHINGTON HOTEL, 18th and
New York ave. overlooking White House.
Flrst-class family hotel: double rooms S45
up; single room. S25 per month; good board:
transients. 81 per day and up. my15-15t
LARGE front room with home table: hall
room. $3.50 week 1892 10th rnyl5-3t
giant bath; good table, near both car lines
70S Tth St rny15-zt
room and board for one
or two gentlemen: pfvate family: lawn SIS
$50 l74l New Jersey ave, corner Rhode
Island ave. NV myI5-2t
FOR RENT-Large rooms. furnished. with
board. S. per week; private family. 421 eth
myl4-3t
ROOM. furnished OF unfurnished; board II
desired. 704 Que st. NV myl4-3t
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED-Cook. private family; general
w29rkers. works boarding house cook ehambermaid.
III 10Th ST. NV. IL
WANTBD--Colored woman for New York:
laIe paid Apply at once to FISHERS
AGSNCY, 4ls 10Th NV. l.
WANTED--white girl for generaI ho,.se-
work: no washing; stay nights 1914 7sh
-, NV. 1t
WANTED-White and coiored cooks; also
wnlte Mattresses Tor resorts. FISHER 3
AGENCY. 4l9 10th NV. II
WANTED-Settled colored woman 10 cook.
wash Gnd iron for family OF three: must
stay nights and come well recommended;
good home for right party. Call 1872 Prince
loh or Girard st NV. myl6-3t
WANTED-Twenty-f cooks Mattresses
ehaulbermaids; way paid. Pennsylvania As
bCrs Park. Atlantic City; white and col
oretL PHILLIPS HOTEL AGENCY 500 9Th
ST. NV. II
WANTED-Vegetable cooks storeroom girls
Mattresses for resorts. BURGESS HOTEL
AGENCY. sos 10th st. IL
WANTED-A colored woman cook. nurse.
ana general worker at 1747 Oregon ave. 1t
WANTED-A short distance IN the country
ten minutes walk 20 electric cars a colored
woman TO cook and assist with the washing
and ironing IN family OF two. Apply
thursday morning at II O'Clock SO2 c st
nv II
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When You Want a Cut
Of arything-JOycs Engraving Co. Star bldg
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Business Chances.

tSAAER "a Rf-Average 800 ioayes daily. so and
for ice so pies ana cakes: best stand in city
daafb siessl. cheap rent; sold on account Of
rny1s a. tEN~oEeSS BOX 464, Times ONCE
y rCf. sAL-E-Old- Established, good-payiug e.
n 60 ,apply 10 Manager, JOSEPH To-
---eSSO S09lfANf. 1903 Z St NV nlyIs-5t
70 TOR sALE-Casr4age repair shop: establisaed
Times once '4"le- address BOX f5S.
ny4G-st
tOR sALE-Tkree-chair barber sho-, T7e----
~ - ~r, .l-.1 S.sa[ stand combined. four lIv-
a.. a.s IVolIls attached; owner going away. Igs4
sHOEMAKER's SHOP. PennS-I---71, -
mating money; only SI75 New yC,rsLt
BUSINESS BROKERS. 61I + nyIs15f
CORNER GROCERY. West yT9-I7-7-7-----
Stlllg "a sales. 70: an cash; only $50. NEW
1Offh BCSANE-S BROKERS. Gil + 81
GROCERY and notion store; daIIv g97--
Slys with living rooms ~ desired. bargaFv,'
$50; NEW [ORk BUSINESS BROK ERs.
CORNER GROCERY: daily sales - -
cash; rent. 80; on account OF fl health VIII
sacT1hee. Nf.W YORK BUSINESS BROK-
FOR sALE-Saloon; price, $500; location
,sa Sel.sI a. oolns paying business. lease four
ysaTs 70 run; reasonable rent; owner going
abroad; no agents Address BOX as. Times
FOR SALE-Four pool tables. chairs and az
NV. v---15 a.
W1DE-AWAKE. widely Travelled. expari-
ShSed young business man. desires 10 meet
itAoy OF means who would join him in mar
AeunS rapidly-selling article FOR wornen's
Use interview confidential Address BOX
4sS. Times once ny15-st
SECOND HAND furniture business: excel
-eAt !oc&Ucn; cheap rent; making money;
only @lSo- NEW YORK BUSINESS BROK-
GROCERY and notion store: No-t5V-ezf.
oAlIy sa.es SIS; with or without living rooms;
y SAly s-5o: come quick NEW YORK BUSI-
NESS BROKERS. Gil F St myI4-st
FOR FOR sALE-LunehrooH; cheap. Apply 10 955
CORNER GROCERY: daily saIes Ss5- an
SSsA; ; ehsap rent price. $500 NEW YORK
GROCERY: daily sales 50. rent. 80. give
away az SO NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS. 6l1 F ST nyi4St
SALOON. Virginia ave NV: chance OF a
lifetime. DUGAN, 6l7 Louisiana ave.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR estabIishmenf: f77e
corner Northwest. DUGAS. 6i7 Louisiana
SALOON best corner Southeast; snap. s.. 500
DIGAN. 6Il LOUISIANA ave nly14-2t
GROCERY and provision stores IN even
section OF washington DUGAS, sI7 Louis
lana ave rnv14-st
SALOON; best business street Frs5sricx-
Nc, sl:5oo- DUGAN. sl7 Louisiana ave
myI4-5t
sALOONi hns section OF Baltimore; rent. so:
price, 1sJ1 DUGAN, e17 Louisiana ave
1yI4-st
FOR SALE-TVTenty COWS. retail route tIafrv
e9ulpnenL Address BOX as, Times ofscs
myl4-St
FOR SALE-CigAr store: business street low
rent no reasonable Oner refused INQUIRE
Sll 9Th St NV ---Ts-c-
SALOON; averaging so daily; god Stock.
lNo Poo4 tables ing lease. cheap rent:
price, o.00O- CAPITAL BUSINESS EE-
CHANGE. Atlantic Building. 1uyI4-st
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Wanted-ROoms q Board.

WANTED-By young man. room and board
IN private family convenient to navy yard.
Address BOX as. Times Office. my16-st
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Dancing.

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS, T5c; guar
anteed waitz. two-step, five lessons: class 81
month. special rates club; piano. 25c; quick
mod. method Address, with stamped en-
velope, BOX %, Times Office. my1s-6t
LARGEST AND COOLEST HALL IN
THE CITY. ELECTRIC FANS.
OPEN ALL SUMNER.
THE ORDWAYS. 4S1 11th ST. y. W.-Every
Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday eYen-
ing; beginners class. 1880: advanced. $50.
Lady assistants; six lessons, s.. so. Private
lesons by appointment. Hail for rent
apls-sot PROF. CHAS. II. WXNDHAAk,
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LOCAL MENTION.

Try 'ROyal Pilsen" When Ordering
your home beer next time. You'll find it
superior 10 all other light beers For
case phone W. 436, ,Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
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For Kent
Furnished Rooms

For Kent
Furnished Rooms
SMALL bedroom on third door and front
New yH1,, Iooh @ 70 quiet refined party. su
OIt RENT Handsomely fu-lisbe5- second
Lrtt--ts st--ts OF three rooms. conDlete for house
ciea77- go, range, bath; exceptionally
o'loL, every Ihlng first class 1904 J. nv
eS'l LEIELf furnished fat OF three rooms.
S+b -, oesiFaSlei light housekeeping. II2i
my16-St
81 81 = y ST NW.-Furnished rooms for men
tiIiHEE i.IEE NEATLY furnished rooms for II-5-
I-...5he hA,epihg' good neighborhood. ce14y.i
-oS1eIon. ~ + St NV. rnvI6sf
Two NICELY furnished front -oo-,,- - =
LanlIy 1913 9Th ST. NV 0-ii5 TN1e 70 .oE
4 4 LItNlSHi1D y rooms. suitable II95T -
AeeL-hg- rs G ST NV. TnvISN NIs
Two ROOMS. light housekeeDiDr- S7T- -
4 -. y ttNistiED rooms. single or doD67e 7--5,EE
s6 C,,l1,, ,,'aa I moor front; southern exposl1re
------g q. hs. naSIg-st
tOR KENT-Three second-no5r roo-,-- -
eeL IN Kitchen 5l3 % St NV rnvis-s.
/ IDItNlsHED y ROOM TO single yoDoe- -.
&C. 1'S pest reference Apply over DTT-S
2-0-SE-. 11Ln and Harvard sts- rnvis-st
IoS5 NEW JERSEY AVE. NW--Fo- F-,7--
-sS11lg. -'Sillg. three nicely furnished roms- SIs-
49, myl5-3t
tNICEL-l furnished room for Eenr7eT1g-,- -.
---e-se. % month eo2 o 81 NV. myi5-st
20 sls NORTH CAPITOL sT.-TWo Ia-ee 49,
r-t ~ -i--.ee rooms convenient Iocaiity. re-
s255-9-e rent TnyI5-st
Two or three cool. comDIeteIy 1-T-,I-I-o-1-
c--sl-s t.l-s mont housekeeping rooms: everl,
-e---ellee- l5lfl2 7th St NV rnv15-5t
80 50 . ST NW.-F1lrnIshed hail r5om- 3
7-,-- myB-3t
- - TIE FLOOR. beautiful rooms: newly T--
t----s porcelain bath. furnished Tor No..
..-otseKeeplng; 40. So 24lS K ST. near NaShiSg
Or RENT-Two large front rooms 80
---- YL-ees- 6ls 9th 81. NV. my1f-gt
OIt tlENr-F'urnished room. ca Sth 81 ,77-
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-,'JL EOIt ItENI-L-arge. cool. nicely furnished
: :. 1e1Ia5 private bath: s. per week. 5S4 ~
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EoE Ei,o,EH RENT-Pleasant. Comfortable Mons
s--oy. y and SL5J per week "a sth At NJ
FOR RENT-Furnished. a Ia-T- -
second story front room 9F7 "a. ave ~
FOR RENT-F,urnished rooms WITH 49,
~ y y ave NV. nyiS-s- -
YOUNG widow In offce desires % -e,- -
h4shed room Ia nat on heights OF C;eo-gerov-1,
--4eLess BOX ELs. Times Office. myIE-2t
FOR REST-Three furnished rooms II--7-.
3 I-seEeepias' y TO adults. so "a St Sc can
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FOR ItENT-SumEner rates; second Et0-v
furnished room: delightful IocatIoa. -
harvard 81 nw-s near 18th ST. cars
FOR ,sl I.ENT-oas large front room: first nooT-
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The Washington times., 1906-05-16
Country Board.

WANTED-Few adult boarders IN the rnoun-
tains. six miles from Markham Va. delight
ful air, daily mail. etc; eruit: excellent
table MRS C NJ MAIN, Hume, Fau-
Quier county. Va my13-7t
The Washington times., 1906-05-16
Storage.

FIDELITY STORAGE co.
1920 You Street.
INDESTRUCTIBLE.
Store your goods in the New Build
Ing. tree from germs. Rugs and car
pets cleaned Let our estimator call If
we don I get your business.
WE BOTH LOSE MONEY.
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WHY PAY MORE7 We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. s-420-422
10th St NV Phone Main 4229- rlyI-gOt
The Washington times., 1906-05-16

If you nave not
the time to send
or bring your ad
to The Times or
any of the fol-
lowing Branch
Offices, just cali
up Main $500
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
Ser(ice.
The Washington times., 1906-05-16

LOST-Ou May Is, a watch chain Cob with
medal attached. having French inscription
Suitable reward for its return 70 COLUMBIA
The Washington times., 1906-05-16

LOST - Lady's open-face gold rnonoErau1
watch. vicinity 9Th and X SITS. and New York
ave Return TO 800 Bond building Reward
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