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The Washington times., 1906-10-30
COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG,

CONSULTING CLAIRvOYANT SPECIALIST
Her honesty, test OF time and twelve
years continuous practice in Washington
nave proven beyond all doubt that her ire
dlCtious are authentic ana her advice reIi-
able ZtTaoToinary c4alTyOyanJ Pow eH. COM
bined with superior knowledge or paAuistrv
enables her 10 reac your lie, infancy 10 old
age. and guide you IN the happy ana fortu-
nate path OF life. Her advice pertaining TO
love- business. wills, estates lawsuits buy-
ing or selling property. speculati0ns invest
Iueats, courtshIps marriage, family difficulties
divorce, etc, Is unequaled, Without asking a
single question. without previous ka5.gIssig.-
she viii tell you the day of the week sut
month OF your birth. your full name na.1es
Of friends and enemies. whom and when Won
viii marry, Bivins names, locations, dates
and facts.
~ NINTH ST. y. ". ~
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Roller Skates.

BALL BEARING Rink Skates with S1seI --5I-
lers. So pair plain bearing skates v,itb
steel rollers. $50 pair -
7TH AND CYCLE COMPANY. oes-sf
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Wanted--AgentS.

AGENTS WANTED-LIfe insurance agents in
all territories 10 represent a prominent New
York city company to place one OF the most
liberal policies ever issued 70 total alb
staIH-rs and moderate drinkers; so per cent
less than other companiesi excellent prospects
for producers, GEO. W. MASON, 2s3 Broad
way n Y OC30-nOI 8
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD roR

6lTUATIoNs WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
AOOAS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
LWo cents word Tor all other CLASSIFIED
advertisements for less than three Insertions
IL Inserted Tor three OF more consecutive
Gays, one cent a word for each insertion.
AAssS rates % not apply % Personals.
Advertisements viii be accepted az any OF
tne following branch Ortices at regular ONCE
setee- y IL - lnconFenlsnt to leave advertise
sncnts at either a branch cfiice or The Times
BUSINESS Once. they gnaJ be telephonsd direct
10 4he Times (Alaln $500, aud a messenger
VAL call 10 collect without additional charge
- the advertiser.
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Situations Wanted-Ffale.

WANTED-By "A cll0red man. "a place as eIe-
'ator conductor. Address il45 18Th S. uW.
NANIED-Joo as fireman. steam boiler.
Work net or day FRANK HOLMES s. ii
81. .,y.-r.
WANT ED-P0sltiou TO drive or run ras1Iene
auto car have been licensed oau or write.
lalI 2itE st nv. II
WANTED-A place as lau.t5r by reliable
colorea man, j. ~ GORDON. l5s5 Iitn 81
NV l-sI =
WA%TED-Wu pay 500 cash 90 anyone rrp-
curing nae good situation. Address BOX "a
Times once. 900 7.
PICTURE MAT CUTTER and ntter wants
permanent position. all-r-lul la4U- AfA--s-
BOX J5b Times Office. 0l-S-7r
DRAFTSMEN Cali brauchezl- civil ee-,,.r-
preparation u. i. u. BJEITCHER. .z11 g
81. ne oeg,-7t
BCOkkEEP EPEE-Haoks examined ,.l.ert.j
balanced etc. small sets kept GHIrAf-
AOND- 1ga Sear1u place ne g.1--t
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Wanted-RoOms.

IF YOU WANT your rooms rented hring
them to- GERSON. DENT & co. 6II -tb "a
NV as We are the only real estate agents lD
the city who rent OUT furnished rooms
oc6-20t
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Personal.

4 WIDOW OF 3 would like 10 meet middle
aged man OF means. object matrisu0ry- fr ...---
genial address BOX 4Of Times once It
WORKINGMES. .Atte1tionf NJ T-,- -
me OF tHlior-lIade gNsTCuats and sutt- gg
elothes tsHghuy used al much lover prices
li-aH READY made new stun. give Us "a .aII and
ID. -.-.' -
NINE RAY. worlds greatest eIair,grsr+
wiser on business. health, family trglbirs I-F.
Affairs
THE NOTED PEACEMAKER.
$50 81. NV. gczs-1t
READINGS in clairvOyancy and palmIstry-
CaIl 100 Sth 81. NV 6r1S N
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Situations Wanted
Female.

Female.
WANTED-By Pennsylvania lady. position in
office; good penmAn; operates typewriter.
1870 Sth 81. NV. Oc00-2t
WANTED-Posltlon as general houSeworker
ia small family SO Sd 81. NV. II
WANTED-By experienced laundress, family
laundry 10 take home. Call, drop postal 1144
SUh ST. NV. II
YANTED-By reliable coIored girl, place In
fiat, good plain cook or chambermald; good
reference. 22i6 d St NV. II
wANTED-situation by experienced white
woman; house cleaning by day. Call or ad-
dress $40 F St sw. 1t
wANTED-Position as cook and general
houseworker. 1881 10th St NV. oc30-3t
WANTED-F1rst class laundry work TO do at
home OF out. 1881 10th st. NV. 1t
WANTED-A place IN lunch room; hours
from 10 O'Clock by experienced waitress
$40 i st. ". 1t
WANTED-By a dressmaker. place TO do
plain sewing 04 9Th ST NV. II
wANTED-Laundry work $50 L St NV.
oc29-3t
wANTED-By frst-cIass laundress; washing
to take home AIS Franklin st. NV oc27-7t
Wanted-B0arders.
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Wanted-Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car-
pets. stoves. bric-a-brac, and ali KINDS ~
household goods. BAUM'S FCRNITT-RF
SHOP, I4th and Y SITS. NV. Phone North f1is
: 4o4L44eLiS 5lA AA4 T. ocl6-20t
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TWO OR THREE simple statements OF fact
in a want ad.-may change and enlarge the
whole outloolI for you!
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

FOR RENT-ThTee furnished rooms: bath
neat and gas; no children, Address BOX 403
Times Office. q oct
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wANTED-BOYs WITH BICYCLES. Is AND
IL YEARS OF AGE: ALSO BRIGHT
FOR FLOOR SERVICE. STOCK ROOMS
DELIVERY WAGONS. BUNDLE WRAP
PING. ETC. ALSO PACKERS AND An
DRESSERS. FROM IS TO 20 YEARS OF
AGE. APPLY BETWEEN S AND 10 A N
TO p. c. J. TREANOR. WITH WOOD
WARD & LOTHROP ocg7-ff
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Found.

SOMETHING NEW-''Arrowsquar Puzzle .,
great business setter copyrighted; l.O00 81
HAYS. Printer E22I x At NV oc2e-sf
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FOR RENT-Wen kept furnished rooms IS
fIo and Slz; second floor. 1903 9Th st. NV.
oc30-3t
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BRADFORDS DETECTIVE AGENCY. suite
"a. COLORADO BUILDING l4th ana d
Phone Main 2-1a- Expert Specialists Ia deli
cate and intricate Investigations, any cause
all sections. absolute secrecy guaranteed. F,r
night service. phone residence North ss42
OCZ56I
OUR BLACK Tibet SUIT 10 order Al
III % Is guaranteed ali wool and the best
suit Tor the money in Washington
MORTON c. STOUT q Co.
go + ST
SiME. ZENITA. Card ana Palm Reader. 1915
TIN 81. NV. oc2s- 81
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Wanted-niScellaneous

W lEb-itlgE-st cash prices paid 1lr worn
garments ladies. ag g.aJ.rl.eL's. Also shoes
anu mats tAI4fess postal ana i viii eau any
.-,-lI ., = -t--i-s+~4s 1910 tta a. Hw. th4us
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. D5n,t -,
away your old clothing. shoes. hats an
kAlE-s before seeing I-s- 4 pay highest
cash prices cor LLeu. Drop pl5tal. viii en-.
H. GL-" -ttL, --oa .tA ST. Ly.- JC11--5t
wANTED-Eighest cash prices PAID Tor wora
garments ladie5. or geHtlelleLs. Also shoes
and hats. Address postal ana I VIII calI sI--
hour, Is, 1Af,sHl-s, 1868 stn 81 NV Phone
North 4s5.
WANTED-smau second hand cgTes mil
cheap. Address i-5 a. g. s". 0cgJ-st
wANTED-Furalture for cash. sell your
goods ID the man ~ Ao gives sou iLe most
money. See HOLLYWOOD, sll aud il. oczs-sr
hOUSEkEEPERS. Attention. TGls veek.
gt @ 1Li+et> "-L4yns rf.vEllE cleaned g1 each.
Iosta-. ELLIOTT. I'D Ith 81 EW. oe2s-st
WANTED-By one person in apartment uss
of -prisat piano flg storage. address RON
o-a-s'
We PAY the highest price for old 80
silver, and Jewelry. BCHFEIND's. 7Is sth
81 nv. near C. agss-2t
wANTED-W0raea and men 10 Try our Buc,,y
Gin. t0r az Kidney ana bladder trouble. pre-
sCript4on of the late Dr. Warner. or Bard.
more sold onIy by THE JOHN WEDDEE
BURN COMPANY. 6lg-els r ST nv. seIs-tt
WANTED-DiamOnds. one =, four carats: 500
carat up. Highest cash paid Tor old god
silver. dentist gold. platinum old coins an
S2ge 1e~eiFy. ana city pawn tickets, etc.
Money @ luan5 also. LOUIS ABRAIANS
Bonded Broker ~ yta 81. A@. Phone 81 ass
se5-6mus
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture
carpets. VIII pay fuu value for stoves fn
good condition. office furniture ana housz-
hold goods OF ali kinds. contents especially
D NOTES. 90 louisiana ave Phone n gy5s
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Miscellaneous.


LACE CURTAINS Iaundered for s5 cents
10TH ST. LAUNDRY. IA 10th St nv.
0c29-3t
HANDSOME reversible rugs from old. worn
carpets sanitary. reliable. and prompt Drup
postal. ECLIPSE RUG CO. Laurel Nd.
Cc27-TJ
PIANO TUNING, $50; 20 years experience
JAS Il. DURITN. sos I2th 81. Sc. oc2s-2r
LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY, formerly llas
4th St NV now "a Sth -. NV, no lime;
30 cents pair mall 6tJt nded u. oc2s-st
MATTRESSES MADE OVER on premises
$50. like new. drop postal J. J. FEENEY
2o7 Pennsylvania ave. NV. oczS-st
A-OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO fine art
rugs only weaving concern here. WASH
TNGTON RUG CO.. S3l 5th st. Phone 4s25.
Ap6-u
YOU CAS RUN YOUR BUSINESS with too
few employes-lf YOU are satisfied 70 make
little mOney-or even TO lose a little. But
you may be able &C date your prosperity
from the time you published some Help
wanted ads.
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Wanted-ROOmS 9 Board

WANTED-By single man. furnished room,
ana board near Capitol Address l-s2 10th st
NV, city. II
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FOR RENT-Housekeeplng; four pleasant 1st
18th ST. NV II
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Help Vented
Male anu Female.

WANTED-You 10 know teach all stand
ard systems OF shorthand and typeWritiug
and can prepare pupils for positions in So
10 50 days: special afternoon sessions for Gov
eTnment employees. STENOGRAPHIC ACAD-
EMY, Colorado building. oc4-21t
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FOR sALE-Cheuy bedroom suite. ineludinx
spnhgs and mattress, SO. G. Z 81. ne
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WARNED TO PREPARE
FOR A TARIFF WAR

Associated Press Dispatch by special WireA
Berlin, Prussia June 2l.--At a meeting
of the Central Association Of German
Manufacturers, embracing most Of the
great manufacturer organizations Of the
country, held at Nuremberg yesterday,
the general secretary, Herr Bueck, refer
ring 10 the trade arrangement with the
United States. said the association sup
ported the temporary extension Of the
treaty. duties to the United States be-
cause German industry at this moment
was not sufficiently prepared for a tariff
war with the United States. A continu-
ance of the situation created by the tenn
porary arrangement however, would be
irreconcilablc either with the economic
interests or dignity Of the German EN-
pire.
The general secretary felt IL necessary,
therefore. to warn German industry to
prepare in good time for a tariff war,
which would be unavoidable II the
United States thinks II can continue
treating German goods unfairly.
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AMUSEMENT HALL BURNED.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Middletown, Conn. June 2l.-Fire
in the amusement hall connected with
the State Hospital for the Insane early
today, caused one death and nearly
created a panic among the inmates Of the
asylum, who We're removed from q dor
mitory nearby 10 another building during
the height Of the FIRE
The dead man Is r. L. Lchtenstein,
general manager of the Merchants Silk
Co Part of o falling wall struck him,
throwing him against n FIRE escape with
such force that bis body was cut nearly
in two Mr. Liohtenstein was about 81
yean old and came here a short time age
from York, Pa.
The loss on the building and its con
tents Is estimated at $4,000.
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l-ooI1Iod Pres Dispatch by speclai wlro,.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Washington, June 2l.-Exports Of
meats and meat products from the United
States in the II months of the fiscal year
1905 ended with May aggregated over
SioOOOOOOO IN value, according 20 a re-
port ISSUED by the Department OF Com
merce and Labor
These figures for II months. says the
report, show larger expectation OF
meats and meat products than in the cor
responding period Of any other year in
the history of the export trade and an
increase OF practically 90 per cent when
compared with the corresponding period
of 1896. The increase occurs IN an the.
principal products, but Is especially
noticeable IN lard. oleo oil, salted pork,
fresh beef and fresh pork.
For the 10 months ended with April,
up TO which time complete figures are
available. exports of the various articles
were; Lard, SOL 100000; bacon, S20,-
600; beef, fresh, practically $50, 100000;
ham. SIG 666 600; oleo oil and oleornar-
garne. Sl5OOO.OOO; saltod pork, S10,-
/ O0OO 600; canned beef, S25.750 900; salted
| beef $4,000, ,OOO talloW, a little less than
/ SiO0OOOO; sausage castings, 81 .225,O0O;
| fresh and canned pork, 81 ,00OO0O each.
Exports of canned beef and bacon show
but little increase during the last decade.
Great Britain, says the report, Is by
1 far the largest purchaser Of American
4 meat products OF tho Sz5.QQO.O 900
worth Of bacon, ham, fresh beef and
canned beef exported in 1908, the United
kingdom took $4,000 900 worth, or
practically 90 per cent Of the total; Of the
total exports Of meats, valued at SlOOi
100000, il took SS0,000,000 worth, while
of the S40,500O00 worth Of cattle ex-
ported in the same year, It took $50, $50, /,
600 worth. Oleo exports 50 chiefly TO
the butter-mAking countries, the largest
part 10 the Netherlands, which took
S65O0.O 900 worth ont Of the Sil 100000
| north n,-rnrinl In lOnh
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FouRrH OF July IN PANAMA.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special wircs
Washington, June 2l.- Employees Of
the lsthmian Canal Commission in the
Canal Zone will have on old-inshioned
Fourth of July celebration in Panama.
Special excursions are TO run 20 Panama
from all towns along the canal for the
accommodation of persons desiring "a
attend the exercises. Money has been
raised By popular subscription among
the canal employees on the lsthmus and
in Washington for fireworks, and Cover
nor Magoon and other prominent men
on the lsthmus win make addresses and
lend their assistance in making the day
q memorable one.
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KILLED FALL.
lod D. nI.nnLnh IL snncInI W.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Mauch Chunk, Pa, June 2l.-Dr.
Charles N. Ebert, "a years old said 10 be
the oldest pmcticing physician in the
State, fell down the stairs at his home,
here, during the night, and broke his
neck. He was dead when members Of
the family, aroused by the noise made by
the fall reached bis side.
A granddaughter Of the deceased was
10 have been married at his home this
evening.
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DAMAGE SUR DISMISSED.
.oInloa rro.. Dl-ra-ah bg snaaInI wI.a..

Assocated Press Dispatch by special Wires.
Chicago, H., June 21.-A dispatch to
the Inter-Ocean from Omaha, Neb., says:
ain the District Court here yesterday,
the sos 900 suit for damages filed by
Mae C. Wood a former clerk In the post
Office Department, at Washington, against
United States Senator Thomas G. Platt
of New York, and tho United States Ex-
nress Co. was dismissed for want Of prose-
rufion Miss Wood sued for services
alleged TO have been performed for Sena-
tor Platt and the express company IN
looking after matters Of interest to them
in the Postolice Department"
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Admire Success.

People admire success above all other
things. thev want the popular article;
tbev want 10 rst James NJ. Bryan's Paint
what evoryl ody else gets, and the merc
fact that ne makes and handles the best
grades of paint end they cost no more
than inferior grades ordinarily used, and
which are dear at any price seems %
carry on its face the stamp oi success
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AssAILANr TAKEN 70 BALTIMORE

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Baltimore. Md. June 2l-William Lee
a negro, indicted in Somerset county for
assaulting two white women, which
crime he has confessed, was brought
here today from Norfolk, Va, where he
was apprehended, and placed in the city
Jail for saiekeepng until his trial
This precaution was deemed necessary
by the authorities of Somerset county,
where the entire white population is
greatly incensed and threats OF lynching
are nnenlv made.
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PROBABLE pouRLE MURDER.

A soeiatod Press Dispatch by special Wires
Los Angeles, CAL June 2l.-W. T.
Retiring shot andprobably fatally wounded
his divorced wife and her niece, Miss
Bessie O'Day, at the home of the former,
early today.
Retiring had been separated from his
wife for the last two years. Calling upon
her last night, he asked her TO return to
him. She refused, and Miss O'Day
stepped to the telephone 70 call the police
As She did so, keiring fired at both
wnmon
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ALBRIGHT NoT GUILTY.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special wire1
Macon, Mo. June 2l.-Aiter deliher-
atine for 10 minutes, jury IN the Circuit
Court. this morning, returned a verdict
of not guilty in the ease of 4. Edward
Albright. a former member of the st.
Louis Municipal Assembly, who has been
on trial here for three days on a charge
of perjury in connection with the subur-
han railrnad franchise.
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M1LrAGE REBATE QUESTION.
.laloa rre.. pI.naloh bT sneoIaI W.

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Harrisburg, Pa. June 2l.-fh- mileage
rebate question will be argued before the
Dauphin County Court July llth, which
date WAS fixed today by One court,
Attonev-(ioneral Carson and the attorney
of the Pennsylvania Railroad and its allied
corpOrations.
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pAssrNeERs FRoM THE oRIENr:

Associated Press Dispatch by special Wires
Victoria, b. c., June 2l.-The steamer
fremont. which arrived here yesterday,
had among her passengers Asa Milala, a
Fiipino. bound to Washington on a poll
tical mission for the Filipinos, and two
Japanese jiujitsu instructors, who have
haen engaged bv Yale University.
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TIE pRYpooK DEWEY.

Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
Singapore, Straits Settlements, June
o1-The United States drydock Dewey
arrived here today.
She had a slight collision with the
Glacier and Cgsar while anchoring.
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fOr Ment.

,Ipl ZttHl.
II0R RFNT-THRFE STORY HOUSE. NINE /
II rooms hath and an convenience over Wash /
ington street bridge; large yard porch, ec. can |
be rented 20 right party during July and August |
ie2iSH Address p idI Every Evening Office
E'OR RENr-LARCE SECOND STORY FRONT
H. room, Two gcnuemeni use oi phone anl tAu
ie2l-5t Address ia Every Evening ONCE.
MO. 721 WARNER; HEAT. z ROOMS BATH;
~ immediate possession. ANN AlSENIKkk
je2i-2iS 2i5 West Twoniy-third street,
T1OR RENr-APARrMFNT. TWO ROOMS AND
II bath. s. +. Cor TENIH AND JEFFERSON.
ie20-u
EOR RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS
II for light housekeeping or lodging.
le2O-lm no. ~ r. FOURTH alhhEI.
NOR RENT - LARGE COMMUNICATING
irontand back rooms, furnished or uninlnsned'
le1l5is So KING alhhti'
DOR RENT-807 RODNEY STREET, 7 ROOMS
L and bath. front porch an conyonencesi pos
CARROLL W. GRIFFITH.
je2ou 6 West Ninth street
UOR RENT-NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS
j for light housekeeping on Lodging;
ieolm asl EAST THIRD STREET
NOR RENr-No. "a SOUTH CLAYTON STREET
L eight rooms and bath. house and stable. steam
heat No. 9l3 Gilpin avenue ten rooms and bath;
possession June 1ith. r. r. McENlLf,
West Fourth street. Both Phones icli-u
NOR RENT-FURNEHED FRONT ROOMS,
i nice location. eoi JEFFERSON si, iei-lmi
EoR RENT = FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
ieisusimS u2iKING STREET
EoR RENT-uNFURNIsHED ROOMS, ALSO.
jeisttsImS soi LOMBARD STREET.
NOR RFNr-TwO FRONT ROOMS FOR GEN
j ueman and wife. 2oo WEST 81. ieie-ttEimi
Tor RENT = COMMUNICATING FRONT
| T. rooms use Of phone bath and porch
iei6tssN 7ol MoNsoE STREET.
| NOR RENT-FURNIsHED COTTAGE on SURF
| j avenue. Rehohoth. Apply J. AUGUSTUS
] McCAULLEl SOP Market street. Wilmington,
Delaware. ieifuslm
ToB RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
It iel2-ts-lms SIS WAsHlNGloN ST.
TOR RRENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
i housekeeping. rs FRENCH my29-ttslmi
FURNISHED EIGHT RooNED HOUSE FOR
II rent during summer months Beautifully
myi5,tisa Ais, Every Evening oacs.
TOR REMITTANCE SECOND STORY FROM
II room furnished bath and phone.
ie2tts-lmo $40 TAINALL STREET.
EOR REMITTANCE FRONT ROOM. FUR
| II nished bath, gas and phone.
ielS6tS ZOE TATNALL STREET,
d DOM FOR RENT; WELL LOCATED AMI
iei5,a sos WEST STREET.
NOR RENT-THREER ROOMS, UNFURNIsHED
| IT on second hOor Apply
iel2lmS fls EAST SIXTH STREET
TSOR RENT COMMUNICATING ROOMS AM
II bath, 1907 WEST STREET my2+n
TlOR RENT-sTORE SOUTHWEST CORNEI
ii, Adams street and shancross avenue. suitable
for barber shop. Wh. o. TINDALL
ml2u 6ll West Ninth street.
UoR RENT OR sALE - no lm7 ADAM
L street, II rooms and bath, frstclass douhl
house Address
aprso-u sos WEST FIFTH STREET
IToR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
il for gentleman. Apply c. BAUER
asst Eagle Hotel, Fourth and French SIS
T,OR RENT-TWO FLOORS FOR LIGHT MANU-
| IL featuring, 40xl20 feet plenty Of light Addres
or call WILMINGTON PROVISION CO..
sepA-u Third and Orange streets
J T1OR RENT-ROOMs OR OFFICES.
IL jyl9-u 500 MARKET STREET
|
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EXPORTS OF MEATS
And MEAT PRODUCTS
In the Eleven Months Of the Fiscal
Year 1905 Ended With May
They Aggregated Over
SiGO,OOO,OOO.
THIS EXPECTATION LARGER
Than In the Corresponding
Period of Any Year In the
History OF the Export
Trade.
AN INCREASE OF 60 PER CENT
When Compared With the Cor
responding Period OF the
Year 1896.

Tho tnorense Occurs 10 All the rrinclpaii
Meat Products, Hut IL Especially Notice.
able Ia Lard. Oieo on, saited Fork,
tresh Beet aud Fresh Pork.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

...o,lotea Press Dispatch by special Wires
Washington, June 2l.--Weather fore
cast for Delaware
Fair and warmer tonight andtomorro"i
fresh southwest winds
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See sepenth Page for small Ads received
TOO late to CLASSIFY.
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9nsinrss Opportunities.

MANAGER WANTED - NEW YORK COR
M poraton manufacturing household necessity
lnonoplyl desires bmuch manager once iul
nlshed: salary 81 500 and commissions position
worm q 000 ner annum 10 right man. Addross
MR. COhpLAN
jsls,zs,so ioi.io5 Beekman 81, New York City
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
aost aud found.

0sr-GRIP CONTAINING SAMPLES AND
order book from in front Of Long restaurant,
Tlesisv morning. liberal reward ii returned 20
fVFRY EVENING OFFICE. No questions asked.
ie0As
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Edwards.
9oaraina and 4Oaalna.

DoARDING ASD LODGING.
ID ie2l-l2N S0i WEST STREET
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21
Situations ayanted.

| VoUNG MAN WANTS OFFICEWORK.
~ .e-i--9 Address Il 6, Every Evening Office.
/ W ANlhD-slIUAlloN AS COACHMAN,
/ W mousse man or driver for grocerVman
40 q. II. HARMON, s23 Wollasion street.
ltiHit ID. q A. Phone li23D.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-21

CtOMMUNICATING FURNISHED ROOMS ALL
\ conveniences. Also table board.
iel4usim 400 DELAWARE AVE.
The Greenville times., 1906-12-01

lbs ps4sFam f0r tic Wllk was m-
ierssiing and varied. Hundreds Of
iremea that fought So ,ananty 10
help save the cNi were the honorcd
guests on this occasion. and were
proud that they had been able to do
their duty when called apon, a few
years past
Civic and military paradcs. man
eonvres by the great ships Of our
navy IN the Chesapeake Bay. illumin-
tion OF the big sky-ssrapers: let alone
the genial hospitality Tor which It is
noted, made il indeed jubilee week
for those iortunatee enough to be
within its limits.
A new city-with up-to-date strue-
lures. peopled BY we'll respected
populaee. Welcomed thousands 10 re.
ioice with them aud help them sing.
Maryland, my MARYLAND