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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-03-09
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Holiday
Case


GUS as mIs."
They nodded sympathetically. Plain
Iy they had been considerably impress
ed by their lodger.
$50" continued brazenly, "he
Knows at last that his condition Is very
bad, and he wishes to remain at the
hospital for some days until he has
quite recovered. In the meantime I
am to have the second floor back, which
was occupied by the ladies'
1 spoke the last word with seeming
nonchalance, without the culver OF a
lash, though I was inwardly a-quake,
for was risking everything upon 1t.
Then in an instant I breathed more
freely. I saw that I had hit the mari
and that their suspicious were gradual
ly growing less.
''They, Of course, are not coming
back" I added, "at least not for q
long time. So he has no further use for
the room. This is the fourteenth. can
take possession tomorrow"
They exchanged glance, and Nine.
Jourdain arose.
every well, monsieur" she said.
"Will you have the kindness to come
and look at the room?'
followed her up the stair, giddy at
my good fortune. She opened a door
and lighted gas jet against the wall.
81 am sure you will like the apart
ment, monsiuer," she said. ''You see.
it is a very large one and most CON-
Portable"
1t was indeed of good size and well
furnished. The bed was in a kind of
s,icove, and beyond it was a bath-uIl-
looked for luxury! One thing, however,
struck me as peculiar. The windows
We're closed by heavy shutters, which
were barred upon the inside, and the
bars were secured in place by pad
locks.
81 shall want to open the windows" !"
I remarked. "Do you always keep
them barred?
She hesitated a moment, looking a
little embarrassed.
you see, monsieur, it Is this way"
she explained at last. m. Bethune
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CHAPTER XII.
West Houston street,
. just three blocks south of Wash

VITA 4-coOA w 6Sh E1OuSLOu SJT00l,
II just three blocks south of Wash
ington square, was a narrow
four story and basement build
ing Of gray brick with battered brown
stone trimmings, at one time perhaps
a fashionable residence, but with its
last vestige of glory long since depart
ed. In the basement was a sQualid
cobbler's shop, and the restaurant oc-
cupied the first floor. Dirty lace cur
the interior from the street, but when
I mounted the step to the door and en-
tered I found the place typical of its
class. I sat down at one Of the little
square tables and ordered a bottle of
wine. 1t was NJ. Jourdain himself who
brought it-a little fat man, with trou-
sers very tight and waistcoat very
dazzling. The night trade had not yet
begun in earnest, so he was for the mo-
ment at leisure, and he consented to
drink Il glass of wine with me. I had
ordered the "superieur."
'You have lodgings to let, suppose,
on the floors above?" questioned.
He squinted at me through his glass,
trying with French shrewdness to read
me before answering.
'Why, yes, we have lodgings. Still, q
man of monsieur's habit would scarce
ly wish
'"The habit does net always gauge
the purse" pointed out.
''That is true" he smiled, slipping his
wine. Monsieur then wishes a loag-
ing?"
81 should like to look at yours"
"You understand, monsieur" he ex-
planned, that this Is a good quarter,
and our rooms are not at all the ordi-
mar rooms. Oh. no; they are quite su-
perior to that. They are in great de-
mand. We have only one vacant at
this moment. In fact, I am not certain
that it is y&t at liberty. 1 will call my
wife"
She was summoned from behind the
counter. where she presided at the
money drawer, and presented to me as
Mime. Jourdain. I filled glass for
her.
Monsieur, here, is seeking a lodg-
ing" he began. 'Is the one on the
second floor back at our disposal yet,
Celie?"
His wife pondered the question u
moment, looking at me with sharp lit
tie eyes.
II do not know" she said at last.
1--WE shall have to ask NJ. Bethune. He
said he might again have need Of it.
He has paid for it until the 18TH
My heart leaped at the name. saw
that must take the bull by the horns
assume bold front-for if they waited
to consult my pursuer 1 should never
gain the information I was seeking.
''It was through NJ. Bethune that l
secured your address," I said boldly.
"He was taken i'll this morning. His
heart, you know" and I tapped my
chest.
They nodded, looking at me, never
theless, with eyes narrow with sus-
pfcion.
Eyes, monsieur. we know" said
Jourdain. ~The authorities at the hos
pital at once notified us"
'1t Is not the first attack" ! assert
Cd. With . temeE1ty born Of necessity.
.He IN -ha1 otherAro bot noue - ssss-
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Invaluable for Rheumatism.

I have been suffering for the past few
Wears with sew. g attark 'h ltieurnaii,m
and fpund that Rallnt:'- Smow !.isiiment
was the only t,ting hat savr safi-f.c-
t'on anh tended IT, al evia;.- nay psiss
NJ ,rct y, '02, JoLn G. D. g,ar,. Kins-
man, Els, 25c, so AMI 81 IA. Graham
y Wortham
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House Decorating.
FOR PAINTING AND PAPERING SEE
w. E. Paul, Ind. 480 l4tf
The Best Cough Syrup.

S. L. Apple, ex PROBATE Judge. Ottawa.
County, Kan, writes: ''This is to say
that I have used Billiards. Horehound
Syrup for years and that do not hesitate
to recommend it as the best cough SYRUP
I have ever used" 25c, Soc and 81 90.
Sold by Graham & Wtrtham.
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Fortunate.
Gives Hea a'lh, Vig.r ana Tone.

Hertine il a t,orn for sufferers from
aneamia. By its nse the blood is quickly
regenerased and the color becomes nor
NAL. The dropping strength is revived.
The Ianguor is diminished Health,
vigor and tone predominate. New life
and happy activity results. Mrs. Belle
Fl. Shriel, Niddlesberouxh. III writes:
II have been troubled with liver COM
plant and poor blood, and have found
nothing to benefit m. like Herbine. I,
hope never to be without it. i have
wished that Ifhad known Of itan my
husbsnd'a lite time" soc. at Graham d:
Woithsm.
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FARM AND CITY PROPERTY-s.
L. Henderson, Corvallis. Ore. 1929
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MIN0RCA EGGS. 75c FOR Is. w.
P. Darhv. mile south of Inavale. 1924
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STEAMER POMONA

For Portland and way points, leaves
Corvallis Monday. Wednesday and FRI
day at 6 q. m. Albany a. m. Fare to
Portland, $1.75; round trip $500.
II. A. HOFFMAN, Agt
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Sure Sign.
When girl begins to criticise.
a young mans neckties he should
prepare for the leap.
Fortunate.
He-Did you have to pay any
damages to the man you ran over?
She-Mo; fortunately it hap
pened to be my husband.-New
Yorker.
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FOR SALE

VETOH AND GLOVER HAY, ALSO
one good Mammouth Bronze Tom. T.
A. Iogsdon, Corvallis, Or. phone 55,
Mt View. 21tf
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Caustic Critic.

"There is no doubt in my mind
that Hamlet was perfectly sane."'
eyes," answered Mr.. Storm
ington Barnes. "Hamlet was
all right mentally. But 1 would
not say as much for some of the
actors who think they can play
the art."-Washington Star.
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ATTORNEYS
WANTED

WAITED 500 SUBSCRIBERS TO THE
GAZETTE and Weekly Oregonian at
s2.55per year.
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PHYSICIANS
MARBLE SHOP.

MARBLE AND GRANITE MONU-
nents; curbing made to order; clean--
agents commission. Shop North
Main ST., Frank Vanhoosen, Prop. o2tt
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" Co. are agents for this district. sam
pies baking always on hand. 6I6 18TH 81
and l-O4 q ST.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Five Thousand More WatermelQns
JUST arrived al 18th st. wharf. CONSIGNED
10 A. Frank Evans.
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Enjoy Royal Pilsena at Home

Have case OF this superior light bee-
delivered 20 your door. Pure, deIicious
Aealth1ul Phone W 436 Abuer-DrlTI
Brew. co. -
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Lightning rods. hollow. twice the con-
ducuns surface Of solid. All scientists
say this kuehliug 5G2 18th 81.
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L., Juicy Peaches &c So

in making our peach ice cream. Rosen,
Ieid.s S. 81 II 81. ne. Phone East 100.
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For Rent-Typewriters.

No. . REMINGTON, 81; new No. c. 50 month
BOX 255. City Postodice. aust
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For Sale-Aut0mObiIeS.

OIDSA-OBILE. 1905. four passenger touring
car. without fault; cheap Tor cash. 6z5 st.
Sc. au5-5t
FOR SALE-LarRe tWo-seat Cadillac 1915 au-
tom0biIe. in good condition, good reasons for
selling: price, 500. Inquire az J.. =. DOR
SETT 18th anJ SITS NV aust
SWINEHART CUSHIONED TIRES speak
for themselves tire troubles ended. JONES
TIRE WORKS. Agents. 602-654 i ST. Phone
Main G05e. jyI2-th. .sa-l2t
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Dentistry.

CuT-FATE DENTISTRY-sPECT ~,
~ 4eetA, $3.50; $40 Sets S4 IS. IS cold crowns
80 bi.iuHV"oIh. $50. Filings. JJC All con-
situations and extracting absaI.IraIr 80
ARMY AND NAVY DENTAL PARI0RS
1oIt- lIH AND T. SITS NV. Entrance fg5
= 81 IIons Main 4az4-M- jy29SJt
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No EXTRACTING
80 PAIN look. feel. act. and last longer than
tf~tGIal teeth shrunkGn faces made normal
painless nlling. DIR. J. L. WILSON, I208 +
TT NV. t,.7- q1,
tIRsr-CLAss WORK, Low PRICEs-s-t
et Teeth, g upl gold CTOWus s. up. gold
innings. u up silver filings. soc, work
Ssstanteels no pain. DIR GEO / ED
AONbS. $40 y st. NV. 1yZ7-3Ot
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Help Wanted
Male and FeInaie.

NANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
uf shorthand in 10 hours attain a speed OF
Is 90 Ito words III $50 hours, and We VIII pro-
cure a position for you. We teach also Pit
man. Graham. GTegg. and Barnes systems
typevrltiuE and spanish STENOGRApHIC
ACGuENN. Colorado building Phone NJ.
ll42 au4-5ot
WANT ED-Nau ana wife 10 work At country
place, small family, good pleasant home
references Address BON 853. Times Office.
1t
1881 j ST IVA good white man and wife
man 20 do general Homework or tend dairy
COWS. wife 10 cook and board four hands
everything furnished all convenienees; good
place for proper man. au--sl
NyANTED-Boy or girl Tor cigar store 200
9Th 81. aust
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Found-Ice Cream, Best in Washington.
LOT Ioc per gallon. Lacey, coz New York
ave. NV.
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GANTZ'5 SELLING OUT; SIS bike runzbouL
t5i ass cut under surrey. SIS; {I25 lady's
and business phaston. S55. S95 full platform
panel side grocery wagons. S5z 81 and I2J6
y 81. nv. je25-50t
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For Rent-OmCex.

FOR RENT-Desirable Office room on second
floor. Warder building, corner 9Th and f SITS
steam heat. Apply ROOM /. Warder build
ing. 9th and + SITS. au3-tf
HANDSOME OFFICES for rent In the
Munsey Building. on Z St, facing Penn.
syIyania ave, between isth and l4th SIS. :
iSes free. segl-If
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Wanted-ROOnlS

WANTED-Three unfinished rooms, fathe
and two daughters reasonable: state price
Address W W, Times Office. AUST
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The Fresh Fruit Is Used to Make
Heisnger.s Strawberry and Peach Ice
cream. only S1ut gal, 50c 1a-gaI. Orders
Tor earlier than clock delivery sun
day must be Ia by 1880 D. ia. Saturday
20 q ST. Phone NJ. 2167
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One Vessel Load Of watermelous
JUST arrived - Eleventh street wharf
consigned = A Frank Evans.
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CHOICE FOR SUBDIVISION.

% a-rss very level ground. 18th 81 ne, 3
squares nom Rhode Island ave. electric cars.
Water sewer, and gas across the street. i'd
Joining land Of recent purchase By syndicats.
Fer price, etc, see
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Hotel Johnson Cafes.

a Ia carte service Noon lunch. Table
q Hote Dinner, Norfolk spots. sea bass
Nlan slzel, fresh mackerel. New York
meats choice cautaloupes, peaches. and
other delIcacies. Popular prices.
The Washington times., 1906-08-04

Lightning rods OF steel rust. then
worthless. j. II. kuehling. 503 lZth ST.
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Situations Wanted-hale.

PIANO AND ORGAN tuning and repairing
wanted by- an expert workman country or
ders promptly attended 20. Address 10 18th
81. ne. Phone T. il45-H. auA2t
WASTED-By a man. place 10 DO housework
cen az ll2- 10Th %. nv Gu3- u
WANTED-Houseman, SIS; boy. drive wagon:
man, work automobile shop elevator boy,
SIS 1883 18th ST. NV Il
WANTED-By colored man situation; sx-
periouced waiter. thoroughly understand Ia
carte system city reference. 1873 18th 81. NV.
IL
WAN lED-By reliable white man. place as
stable man or drive light wagon Call or ad-
dress 1915 a ST. sv. aug3-2t
WAN EDDY barber white position. two
years experience. small wages. Address
BOX $40. Times Office. AUST
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Situations Wanted

tIlatGs
WANTED-By a small Colored girl OF d
years. a place % assist ia general homework f,
sMau salary, reference given. Address COX
49, Irving 81 NV II
WANTED-By woman. place 90 cook. wash
iron. country general huuscWurk OF chamber
work 1885 llth st. NV u
WANTED-EeWing. all kinds neatly done. 81
week. T5c day references. Address BOX 8ss
Times Office II
WASTED-Washing at home or days out
Apply 455 q ST. nv au8-2t
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Advertisements viii be accepted at any Of
Gle following branch 0ulCes al regular Office
Fstes. ~ - Is LAl1nv eAlsAt ~ leave aaVsF-
titements at either q branch once OF The
Times business OulCe. they may DO teIe-
phoEed direct 10 4he = iIues MAN bz0JJ. and
3 messenger VIII call 10 collect without AL
GitilEzl clarEs 10 the advertiser.
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BROOkLAND, d. c.
ARTHUR II. i. LUEHSSEN. Drug StoFs
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Lightning rods. copper. the best. J. H
kueAllus ~ 18th St.
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Country Board.

"GRASSDALE''-An old Virginia home. 2iA
miles from Remington Station, Va: Southern
Railway large. airy rooms, brick house.
shade, mineral water. home comforts. several
choice rooms vacant. terms g. per week. Con-
veyanCe % and from station free. Address
Mrs. n J.. CLOPTON, Remington. FauQuier
Co. Va. II
PLEASANT country home; mountain breezes:
fine shade. good table. convenient to Wash
iugton THE MISSES PENDLETON, Della
plane. FauQuieT Co, Va. AUST
SUMMIT PARK HOTEL. Gnithershurg, Nd
Mrs, CHARLES CULLEN. Manager. High
healthy location; cool and shady 20 miles
Ifom Washington, on ,. q o. railroad; mod
ern plumbing and steam heating. fine tennis
court ana other amusementss excellent table.
rates, so per MONTH special rates TO families
ana permanent guests; open AL the year.
1y14-aot
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ANACOSTIA.

SOUTHWEST
v. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 7Ih ana 3 SIS, az,
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ALEXANDRIA. Va.
r. /. CARNE s Co. 7J3 King 81.
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BRANCH OFFICES.

COLLEEN BI1lsN .. 49, -.A4 SIS. az.
= AA-N4ss SONs - 90 st4i aua slarAeg space
kltk IN CJGAt S4OEtL-. tan AID Hla. ave,
h4tN ~ , C4%Att S1OItr., -yI- l4th 81, Nv,
". L. AcNL L14t Cigar STORE. I4Jn anu u NV
1tObEltL 4. PE4LCl-D, Ahe Harvard FhaT.
macy lLh and Harvard SIS. nv.
W. 4. DAhLlAG, cor. l8Ih ana 4 sts. NV.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. COZ. 4th ST.. Rhode
Island ave. aud Is IL Nv.
CHAS. 9. HORNUNG. GhT!sJiant Pharmacy
gW. cor 4th and AZ as. Nv.
DOM g. SANFORD. New York ave. and
North Capitol 81
II. 4. NEIICH. ZJth and n SIS. NV.
0CIGLEl-5 PHARMACY. Flat ana y ats
NV,
GILLETTE & CO, 18th ana L SIS. NV
3. ~. WAGNER O. Co.. IsI and II SITS nv.
y y. 1AALoEs. Ger. 9th ana + sts NV.
EUGENE x. NICHOLS 1901 Pa ave. NV.
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AutOmOJne Tires.

DIAMOND and Continental Clinchers, great
endurance prize winners, fun line Morgan &
WI ght. DunlOps, any put on while you wait.
no charge; Hartford tires. half price. Good
prices for your old tires Expert tire and
tube repairing. guaranteed work. Recovered
tires cheap. JONES TIRE WORKS. 612-si4
Z ST. NV. Phone Main $3.50 jy26-th.f II. sa-tf
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BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe an
Jefferson SITS.
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Miscellaneous

THE JINOD French enforced Circulation
Iaethod, guaranteed cure for all Rheuma-
lian-s painful, facilitating ailments locomo-
t1I alaAta, hrlgai5 disease diabetes all all
meata OF lee narVoCs system, Kidneys stom-
&et, bowels, diseases peculiar % females.
pains tu tAe back 90 any part az the body;
no medicine. knife. or delicate oXaI1InatIhns-
t'tinpalcts and free information PROF
PARKER, 14-t New York, ave. NV au3-3t
Add CARPETS WovES. MO nDe All
rugs. only Weaving concern here. WASH
1N9fON RUG CO., e2i ssh Sc. NV. Phone
80 Aps-tf
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

wANIED-Neat girl for Homework s2s
Maryland ave ns- au3-9t
| WANTED-woman "a cook and assist with
/ general h0usowoFE AT once. 633 East Capitol
81. II
| wANTED-A eoiored woman FOR general
J houssNo good cook; 90 homo nights call
} 1871 Coreoran 81, my. Il
wANTED-Two. good. strongs steady wash
/ women on oveaIls. half holiday $3.50 per
| week no other need apply Sl3 1. 81 Sc, il
! WANTED-Cashier al Ia FETRA'S. Ith
4 aud @ sts.; city references required. Il
WANTED-Colorea girl TO cook and do gen
| eral houseWork- Apply Sunday. 1872 Column
/ bia road. It
wANTED-A white kitchen girl. Apply
! AAiAN'S. Sl6 9th ST nv. It
/ NVANTED-E Experienced head waitress for
ladies'. dining room Go SIN ST NV. au4-2t
WANTED-Gln to do general housework:
stay nights no washing OF ironing. 1910 9th
81 NV. II
/ WANTED-A settled white woman as work
| ing housekeeper for small family. Apply
sunday, August 8. 22s 10th ST. me- au4-2t
WANTED-Colored woman for general house
{ work In nat. small family. 1862 Chaplin 81.
Il
WANTED -Flrst-class colored cook. good
reference. ll4l Connecticut ave. NV. II
WANTED-Glr one who knows how 10 cook;
say nights. 1905 ST NV. au46.7
WANTED-Woman 20 cook. 4gI eth 81. NV.
WANTED-Neat girl for general housework
IA small family. Apply tonight 1879 4th st.
NV. 1t
WANTED Experienced mattresses at the
WILSON CAFE. GIL 18th ST. au4-zt
WANTED-Two coIored women. a cook and
laundress, cha'ubeTmaid and waitress. can
between hours and and y. IA. at 2s1 = ST.
wANTED-At RIGGS HOUSE. white cham
bermaid. aul-2t
WANTEp-Womau FOR general housework
stay nights. good wages 1865 Willard 81. NV.
after - m. u
wANTED-W-hite girl for general housew,r.
~. n 81 NV au4-2t
WANTED-Young lady for ONCE work. Ad-
dress Bon Sa5. Times once. il
WANTED-Omce lady; must De quick az a
gTes anu good peuman Address BOX g7l.
| Times Office. auS-3t
WANTED-Whits woman for cooking and
general housekeeping. no washing or iron
ing Apply ll4O 18th St NV. aus-2t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. head waitress for
ladies' dining room. 5l0 sth 81. NV. au3-8t
] " An It.lb-A White cook and also white
waitress. both must he experienced: must
stay nights, also have good references. Apply
leit l+th 81 NV. august
WANTED-Lady as patent craftsman. pref
vfablE win experience give rul Information
In reply. Address BOX 23A Times ONCE
WANTED-TypeWTl and stenographer. VIII
be detailed &c branch ONCE In New York part
of the time. Address BOX 352. Times once
au2-4t
WANTED-White woman as housekeeper: one
willing 20 help with children. $40 Maryland
ave. s" aust
WANTED-A young lady cashier and book
keeper IN grocery. Gail 9Th and A SITS ne
WANTED-Girl for Homework and cook and
one Washerw0man. l-24 New York ave.
aust
WANTED-mmeiiateIy experienced book
Keeper and cashier references. Apply
FoSSER'S, s25 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
aust
VvANTED-Glove saIeswomau. one thorough
ly experienced. 20 be head OF stock Apply
BOX 541. Times ofice aul-tf
ANY intelligent person may earn $40 10 SO
monthly at home in spare time CORES p0ndIng
Tor newspapers no canyassing. experience
unnecessary send for particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE. Llockport. n \. my14 -30t
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a. Y. POWELL, AN and East Capitol sta
ODONNELL DRUG CO.. Sth and sta Sc.
~. 3. FEAL4s nv. cor. nth and Pa ave. 90.
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Wanted-Rooms q Board.

NANIED-By young man, room and board
In strictly private family. home comforts;
give fun particulars Address BOX 3Sf Times
office. au4-2t
WANTED-By settled couple. clean cheerful
room, with two single iron beds near New
York ave and North Capitol ST: home cook
ing Address BOX ISL, Times office auf-3t
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Storage.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO..
142o xou Street.
INDESTRUCTIBLE
100 rooms; silver vaults; mothproof rooms.
money advanced at per cent per annum on
goods stored in this building Let our esti-
matOr call.
PACKING, DRAWING AND sEIPPING
jy27-tf
=
WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c a load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. ES-4sG-4e:
i0Jh a nv Phone Main G229 myI-9ot
hsving-
lacking and Shipping.
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS,
81 LOAD.
TWO HORSE WAGON. s. LOAD.
{ LUMBIA TEAESFER COMPANY,
AZ Uth Sh IA W. 5e.o-ts
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Notwithstanding.

WANTED-Ruuab0gt auto in good condf-
t{oui mast bug with monthly payments of
SIS per month. VIII make note. Phone North
ZlS4-Y, S am. OF 10 10 pm. AUST
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Situations Wanted
Male and Female.

w NTED-By man and wife, situations. man
frs ass general hJuseworker and waiter,
wife frst-class cook. fIrst-Class city refer
euces. 1854 Z5d ST. NV. Rus-8t
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ONE-HALF ACRE lots, 500 10 $500. on
terms 10 suit YOUR pocketbook; located within
! fare Of any part Of city IN a high and
healthy country. at North TakOms Park the
aTettiCst suburb Of Washington fine gTaded
streets 10 f. wide; water. sewer. gas. cement
sidewalks. schools. churches. stOres-a COM
muHity that Is building up rapidly. COLLINS
GEERRl COMPANY, gu 18Th 81. NV. aul-3t
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NORTHEAsr
sOUTHEAsr

CHAs. II. BLUMER. y. Cap. and r SITS. ne
AcCHESNEH l. JOACHIM. cor. "a ana u sta
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For Sale-PianOS.

BEAUTIFUL mahogany upright piano 500
reduction. six months instruction free: 81 *
weekly. ga 9th ST. NV. auo-gt
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> H. kuehling
SOD Twelfth ~

Lightning rods, hollow, twice the con-
Quoting surface OF solid, All scientists
say this.