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Help WanGed-MaIe.

WANTED-CoIored night orderly for insti-
tuition. room. board; boy, drive for doctor
1888 nth NV. 1t
wANTED-Experienced walter; good pay and
short hours. $40 9th ST. NV. my25-2t
WANTED-First-cIass white barber for Sat
uTday' So guarantee Apply 200,2 9TH ST. sw.
WANTED-Good white barber, s9 for Satur-
dayi steady II suited 6th ana SITS NV. II
WANTED-CoIored man for permanent lob;
references required. DIR. FRENCH. us 12th
NV. my25-5t
wANTED-one job press feeder. 857 eth st.
NV nyz2-3t
WANI E-D-Boy. coIored, about sixteen. for
dining room work and make himself general
y useful issl v st. NV. It
WANTED-Strong. active boy 10 work in
candy factory; experience preferred. Address
wANTED-Good barber for Saturday, $3.50
300 "a St sw- 1t
WANTED-One hundred coIored laborers FOR
double tracking at Charleston. w Va. Call
q iot N II. aM-r ior information. meet at
5th ST depot, Sunday night, between and
10. way paid It
wANTED-Expereneed railroad foreman at
once. izlS New York ave. j
WANTED-One hundred colored railroad
laborers; double tracking c. & o railroad:
Charleston. W. Va. way paid: meet at Str
ST. depot between and 10 o'clock Sunda,
night. l0l6 ~ 81 sw- i.
WANTED-One hundred colored lab0re-g for
double tracking c. & o. railway at Charles
ton W Va. way paid. Call P J. LYNCH
for information; meet at 9Th st. depot sunday
night, between and 10; way paid It
WANTED-Barhars; two light colored. neat-
sober and strictly hrst-Class. SO and per
centaEe. r. J. PRIDE. 7S2 Broad st. New
ark. \. J. my25-2t
WANTED-Bootblack. ACME SHOESHIN-
ING PARLOR. 454l2 9Th st. NV. 1t
WANTED-A barber for Saturday at 10 H
St NV; $3.50 guaranteed. 1t
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We Store and Sell Furniture.
Brown * Tolson. Aucts.. 1903 II st. NV.
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So AnnapoIis and Return. Baltimore

and Ohio r. r Account Army and Navy
Base Ball Game. May 26th. Special train
returning from Annapolis. 600 p. N.
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Case Lager Beer, Soc; Rebate on Bottles
1oe- Beavers, 423 Az st. sw. Phone N 5ls2.
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FOR SALE-Sonethilg that kills bugs On
rose bushes for I9c. also fertilizer that aor-
lists Use 70 make plants grow and bloom, az
KRAMER'S, SIS + st. rnyZ8-zt
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- crnr A vzn. ID ZOE
BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.


GOLDEEBERC-S :. 9Th and X SITS NV
:. k2NN, SONS & Co. Sth end Market space
ERWIN s CIGAR STORE. 1fth and Fla. ave
EItNlN'S CIGAR STORE. 29l2 18th st. NV
W y McNULTN. Cigar store. 14Jh and ? NV
ROBERT ]. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy, llth and Harvard SITS. NV
A III DANIELS. cor. 18th and T sts- NV.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9Th St. Rhode
Island ave. and r St NV.
CHAS. g. HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy
sw- cor 7th and NJ SITS NV.
DOM & SANFORD. New York ave. aid
r A. vEITCH. goth and NJ sts. NV.
". Il. BRACE. cor. 30th and NJ sts- NV.
QCIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 21st and G SITS.
GILLETTE & Co. 18th and L sts NV
5. Nj. WAGNER * CO. LIST and II SITS. NV.
II. T. BUTTS cor 4th and Mass. ave. NV.
i. T. TANLOE, cor. Sth and j SITS. NV.
EUGENE r NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave rw.
J. D. COBLENTZ. Fla. ave. and " Cap. 81.
|
NORTHEAST.
CFAS- Il. BLUNIEB, y. Cap and r SITS. ne.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM cor ID and sts.
SOUTHEAST.
A. z POWELL. 9Th and East Capitol SITS.
ODONNELL DRUG CO, Sth and @ sts Sc.
II s FEALY. NV. cor. 1ith and Pa ave. Sc
SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EIsENBEIsS. eth and 3 sts. sw.
ANACOSTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts-
BROOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERssEN, Drug store.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. l. CARNE q Co. 7o3 King st.
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japanese Lanterns. SOC per doz. Gould's.
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FOR SALE-TWo carloads window screens
ard doors; screens 125zc Up; doors. SIC up-
extra vide DOORS carload IN stock knock
down frames. sc. wire. Ii2c square foot.
screens made 10 order. T5c- hLEEBLATT :.
nth and II sts- ny1-3ao
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

ANY intelligent person may earn so 20 $50
monthly at home IN spare time corresponding
Tor newspapers; no canvassing: experience
unnecessary send for particulars PRESS
S4NDlCAIE. Lockport. " y myI4-90t
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Baltimore and Return, sI.25, Baltimore
& Ohio Il r. Every Saturday and sun
day al trains both ways, both days,
except Royal Limited.
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANIEu-1ou can learn the Syllable system
of shorthand In 70 hours: attain a speed OF
20 10 100 words in $50 hours. and viii pro-
cure PoStion for you. we teach also Pit
Insa, Graham, Gregg. and Barnes systems,
typeWrltinK. and Spanish. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY Colorado building. Phone n.
I142 rnv4-s0t
WANTED-Settled respectable white gar
dener and wife. cook or iaundress. on coun-
Try place near city. permanent place Ad-
dress BOX 57S. Times Office. myZ5-3t
WANTED-Stenograp pliers and typewriter-s
Apply 10 the SMITH PREMIER TYPE
WRITER CO., 5l9 l1th ST. my25-3t
WANTED-PicJure agents; ladies ana gen
uemen; good money made POS 7th 81 sw.
uyl2-30t
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500 Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg;

W-'IN tIaIIi =
Sl.35 Berkeley Springs, and $500 Cumber-
land and return. May D. From Balti-
more * Ohio station, sos A. m Return
ing from Cumberland o p. m. Berkeley
Springs. Z ,. m. Martinsburg s D. m,
and Harpers Ferry, $40 p. m. same day.
Splendid opportunity for day in country.
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Miscellaneous.

MEALS SERVED in our dining room az
reasonable prices 1902 NJ ST. nv. Gail az
basement door. ruv2s-st
A-oLD CARPETS WOVEN 9TNsrO hne art
rugs only weaving concern here WASH
INGTON RUG CO.. 81 Eth s.. NV. Phons
80 -----------------.--- Ase-0
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Personal.

FOR EIRE-New TUXEDO. ful dress. and
Prince Albert suits THE FAMOUS. ~ 7th
st NV. myzo-5t
MARRY WEALTHY-Don't write other
agencies: get our free directory FAMILY
CIRCLE. Toledo. Ohio u
MRS WHITE holds seance s pm. l2sI sth
ST nv. Readings daily. Il
VERONA.
The worlds greatest PalInlst and Clairvoyant.
Without asking question VIII tel exactly
what you called for Who and when you
VIII marry. cal you 5y nance names ot
tell you whether husband. wife. OF sweetheart
IL true or false I VIII tell you how 70
gain the love OF the one you most desire.
even though miles away In fact, I viii
teu you every hope, fear. or ambition also
business ai.airs. lawsuits. and spcculatiOns.
what you -Ts pest adapted for 10 make
success IA Iifes he tells you Jour whole lie.
iet n be good or bad: satisfaction s-aaranteed..
LADY attendant Readings. 81 Once hours.
70 Daily and Sunday. 81 1ith 81. uW.
WORKING8fEN you do not know what YOU
lose by not coming 10 Us for a good suit OF
clothes tailor made. slightly used from the
house that gives you the best al the cheap
est possible price ICsEHs OLD STAND.
s19 D myI-It
COUNTESS MACHES-DE LONG, 72I 81 =
NV Phone 59s4-K Main Consulting pall2-
lister and cia1rvoyant specialist Advice and
assistance n love. business, and family
trouble Withou- asking questions. tells name
and what you called for. Ey5-s1t
MADAM MARTHA. Kew Yorirs wonderful
palrr3se and lie reader; tells yaur whole
life ike an open book, gives dates and facts.
fun life readlng. 81 cents 10 daily and
SUNDAYS s26 New York ave. NV my29-It
MME RITA, the worlds Greatest Palmlgt
and card Reader. only astroloEer IN wash
ington. Is holding receptions a. sZS 9th 81
nv. Fee. sc and SOC myl5-53t
LADIES SUITS. COATS. SKIRTS. WAISTS
IN Az ENDLESS VARIETY 10 SELECT
FROM On WEEKLY PAYMENTS. JACOB
KoHS--R. SO 7TH ST. y W. ap25-3Jt
AISIE. zENITA. 7Is 9Th ST. novel 70 507
2ed mn uly18-35r
AfAiE.. RAY, Paimlst and Card Reader. Con
salt her on past present. and future. luck
given. evil Influences removed PARLORs.
s3g Eye ST nv myZ2-5t
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Found.

FOUND-A watch on Maryland ave ne
near 18th St Owner win please call at 1f25
St ne myz5-5t
FOUND-A place 10 buy cemetery vases for
sc at KRAAERS. sI6 F ST my25-7t
HATS RENOVATED equal 70 new: straw
and panama. hat bleaching a specially
Phone Main SsSs-M- HANDEL & CO. ~ .7th
81. NV. and so2 18th st. NV. ap32-3lt
BEST ICE CREAM IN WASHINGTON at
Zee per gallon, and bricks in quart boxes
25c; were 40c: viii keep two hours. LACEY ).
607 New York ave NV Phone Main sSS-
ulyI6-tf
FOT-ND-T6e cheaDest place 10 buy hanging
baskets. at KRAAfERS. sl6 St NV
uy23-7t
FOUND-How to-Eet lid OF rats Phone
BARCLAY The Ferret Man. North 4lSS-Ad
BUSINESS SUCCESS quickly attained a.
small cost BY using my satisfactory print
me-; j. .Oco business cards. $50 HAYS. %
and K lp-h-@Ot
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FOR SALE-Hardy shrubbe-y. bulbs. seed
plants OF every description and al guar
alJeed 20 grow Or no pay. al KRAMER 5.
sls + ST myz3-7t
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For SaIe-AutomObiles.

TTRFS-AH makes, fresh from factory.
weekly VulcauiZing: retreading; guaranteed
work; reduced prices Rebuilt cases. cheap
T,,be repafring. Special testing. Quick
service JONES. 6o2-604 E Main Sc56.
rnys-th. IT. sa-12t
WTNTON STANHOPE automobile: seats I:
sacrifice sale viii demonstrate. Call at 20
I'd st. NV my23-St
FOTR-SEAT Haynes or Ford autouobile for
sale; choice $3.50. See value T =. STAN
LEY 50 II st. NV. rny23-3r
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CASH REGISTERS.

NEW NATIONALS FROM SIS UP.
REGISTERS AT A SACRIFICE
Several slightly used NATIONALS, FULLY
GCARA NTEED. exceptional bargains and OF
EASY PAYMENTS. We sell Second hand
Cash Registers CT all kinds cheaper and y
better condition thar any dealer
TIE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.,
517 NINTH STREET y. ".
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BROOKLAND. u. c.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERSSEN. Drug store,
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SOUTHWEST
V. HUGO EIsENBEIsS. eth and B sts. sw.
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For Sale-BiCycles.

HARTFORD SPECIAL. SIS; headquarters
for all Hartf0rds. Diamond Plncture- proof
Sl-s5; six months written guarantee VuI-
canizing. 40c; front wheels. Sl.6T. back. 81 IS.
JONES. 602-s04 E ST ny3. IN, frs .sa-I2t
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NEW sldebOard. worth SI5. SO; wEshsrand
with large minor $4-Jli s. oil heater, s. ~;
four rugs, 81. bed springs. TWO mattresses.
and two pillows. SO. couch mattress, and
cover. So address 5s3z Bates 81. nv.
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ANACOSTIA.
BURT'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
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BRICK FOR SALE-5o, 90 old. sound bricks.
81. 90 new irol-spot bricks. 50 pieces hoo-
5Oisr, SX-2XlS; go brickl2yers' UrestleS-
FRANK SWEENEY. Builder, new L. 5 Ma
rlne Earracks. MashLnEtOE. D. Z. n-y24-5C
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FOR SALE-Set OF harness, as good as new.
cheap Apply IS Lamont 81. nv my2s-SJ
EGGS. fresh from the farm. ar II G. JER-
SIAN'S 5 GROCERY. I0z st NV. my2i-5t
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Miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURSTTT-T175 ----
bC-Ss..,,,, ,sS,Nes, nTle-a-oTae. and an kinds of
SaOt.. Iitn and I SITS. NV. Phone North lgls
Formerly sth and q. rI-g5-slf
WANTED-Two secondhand cabinet man
1s'S. IN 5000 condition ard cheap on N
myZ5-7t
GOOD white caterer for d0,vntGwn T7U-Dg
ROOM twelve bOarders 70 conlr.enca ,-.-t9r
splendid opportunity. Address Bon "a
Times ofce mva7-St
WANTED-At sINCIAIR'S. cs3 I0giT77--
ave NV. furniture, r0u-Uop desK sb0Wr7s 80
Load fnvzS5-
WANTED-To buy. small saIIbaat fs - =
ieeti must be cheap and in good condition
Adlfess LOA 3 Times Office Huyz5-st
WANTED-To buy old feather beds II
MARKS. 90 9Th St r1v27-1f
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid f1r yvorn
garments. ladies' OF gentlerneu's. Also shoes
End hats. Address postal and 1 VIII car nDy
hour b TARSHES. 1sJs 7th St NV. Phone
North lse. fezs-s5t
BoTCE-S BABIES.
To advertise our specially
In up-tO-dats Photography,
The baby Wen perpetuate
Hy plcture-Word biography.
The cunning smiles and dimples. too.
are stamped upon tae work yCu see
And 80 the picture VIII become
A part Uf future history
Phone Engagemeuts-BOTCE. 1925 NV.
my24-st
WANTED-s- KEBESKY. 1876 7th St NV.
viii pay the highest cash prices for ladies'
gents. and chIldreu's CASTOR clothing and
shoes and hats address q postal and I WIN
call Phone y. S9s9-M- apzs-oot
HIGHEST CASH PRICES laid for oil, iror
brass, copper, lead. zine. md genera GER
chandlse- WASHINGTON SCRAP IRON
AND METAL CO., San and . sJs. NV. Phone
Norm zel1-M ap22-s5t
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture.
good condition. once furniture and house
hold gOod8 Of ali kinds. contents cspeCial Iy-
d. NOTES, - Louisiana ave. Phone n. go
ap2T-Z7t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away your old clc-hlug, shoes. hats. ana
shirts before seeing me, as 1 pay highest
cash prices Tor them Drop postal. VIII call
H GEWIltI, l2.s 1th St NV my-c-l5t
GOVERNMENT CLERK in washington
wishing 20 make a change (canuot .x-
result - bis securing another Government
ClcrkshiD paying sI.1l0 70 ST. 400 Address
BOX so. Times Office my2i-st
wANTED-Every sewing machine in Wash
ingtCn 20 repair, viii call for machine. pat
II IN nrSt-clHss running order. and return
week. OPPENI'EIMER'S 5s 9th 81. NV.
myz3-3t
WANTED-At once. 800 feather beds. By THE
SOUTHERN FEATHER CO WIN pay the
highest spot cash prices for them. Please
send postal 10 SOUTHERN FEATHER Co.
515 9Th st NV. my2l-6t
WE PAY READY CASH; bring your cast
on clothing TO me; VIII pay the very highest
cash prices for them. phone 23sS, drop postal,
Will call l. KESSLER. l2oi 9Th ST NV
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Wanted-BoarderS.

FINE shade and porches; convenient TO
steam and electric cars; moderate terms
MISS ELIZABETH HUMPHREY. Rockville
Nc my22-6t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. l. CARNE & CO.. 703 King st.
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Summer Beard.

A COOL. restfu1 spCt for summer board IS
the WASH NGTON COLLEGE Sd and T
SITS. ne Opens June I. ap27-30t
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FOR SALE-FIrsr-class BARRIERS chair. mir
ror and marble slab 1zlS 18th ST NV
rr1vZs-4r
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A. Z. POWELL. 18th and East Capitol SITS.
O'DONNELL DRUG CO, Sth and q SITS. Sc
II 8 FEALY. NV. cor. 1ith and Pa ave. Sc
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For SaIe-Launches.

FOR sALE-22-foot launch Myna: no reason
able offer refused REYNOLDS BOAT
HOUSE, foot S4th ST. NV. my2S-St
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WanGed-BicycIeS.

WANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycle
myt5-S0t
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WaHted-Board.

WANTED-By gentleman, wife. and small
daughter dinners: convenient to following
address. SIS 1Ith St ne. rny24-3t
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FOR SALE-Cheap, infants OUTFIT Address
BOX 554. Times once. my24-5t
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kOE SALE IQTlghI pianos IL unusually low
ug-res- IL 3 - pay yUU - see Us before de-
ciding- Aust sell laA used p1auosJ al a
sacriuce. one upright. 400. squares as IoS -
- CHAS. NJ SILErE. - LIN -. NV
j. c. CONLIFk. AanaEer. mh2s-u
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FOR SALE-CSED PIANOS:
hNABE Small Grand (renOdele6) every
working part new. Regular $50 IN
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For Saie--BoatS.

GASOLINE BOAT, q feet long: completed
with 3-horsepower engine Apply to RAGAN
BOATHOUSEs 18th and Water sts. my2s-Ss
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LET Us Put your typewriter IN good order
after the winters work Prices reasonable
work guaranteed TYPEWRITER EX-
CHANGE AND OFFICE OUTFITTERS. 14l1
c ST myI9-tf
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FOR SALE-SmaI stock OF groceries. cheap
for cash. CAN 1875 1Jh 81. NV myzS-st
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room suites. s. per week see goods RED
MOND'S. I'll and 2I3 TN ST NV fel5-u
FOR SALE-GOcd quality opaque shades. 1t
TED 70 yOuI WINDOWS. Only &c ms best quail
fty oil Opaque shades. Soc hung 1rees VIII
call with samples kLEEGI-ATT-S uth and
Il sts ne Phone East 25-R 5a-J-tf
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FOR SALE-Beautifui upright pianos $40
less than price, q monthly. six months IN
sIrUcJion free 50 SJh st. NV my2s-st
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For Rent

Or hCEL-
Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms.
MT PLEASANT. 1923 Park road, near end
Of Connecticut ave. car line fine bath; east
ern and southern exposure large grounds.
my24-2t
1910 I ST. NW.-Unfurnished and newly
furnished rooms fine location clean house.
my24-5t
FOUR or five unfurnished rooms. suitable
for light housekeepinsi adults only 1913
North Capitol St my24-it
SMALL FLAT. second floor. reasonable.
30 Q st. NV. my-5-5t
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Situations Wanfed=EfaIe.

WANTED-By responsible mechanic. place
70 look after machinery or men Address
BOX 5. Times Office. r759=-sr
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Rooms and Beard.

421 6TH ST. NW.-For rent, a large room
furnished: private bath SIS month"; also
a room, with board, s. per week; private
family. my25-3t
YOUNG man can be accommodated in
refined Jewish family; central Address l.
s. Times ONCE. my1j-2J
ROOMS for rent. with or without board.
123l Sth st NV II
T14-724 18TH ST NW--Furnished rooms. with
board; two in room. so and up; single rooms.
$3.50 and up; table board. SIS my2f-3t
SECOND FLOOR FRONT. furnished. I20 9Th
st. u1y24-3t
FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms, with
or without board. 326 John Marshall place
nv. my24-5t
LARGE front rooms with Virginia cook
ing; good home for mechanics; 81 weekly 22I
K St NV my23-5t
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL 10Th and
New York ave. overlooking White House.
FIrst-class family hotel: double rooms. So
up; single room. SO per month; good board
transients. 81 per day and up. uyl5-l5t
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SOUTHEAST

NORTHEAST.
CHAS- Il. BLUNIEB. y. Cap and r SITS. ne.
AIcCHESNEY * JOACHIM. cor ID and sts.
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kEABE Jprislr. large size mzguld-
cent mahogany case latest design care
fully Used liEe new Was S5I5. Now Szz5
KNABE Upright medium size: mahogany
case splendid tone. Was $50. .s0g.. S493
kNABE Plano. large size; magnificent
rosewood case II excellent condition
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Help Wan1ed-FemaIe.

WANTED-Fxperienc waitress: wages s.
and S.; aprons laundered and furnished free
6l0 9th 81 nv. my25-2t
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Business Chances.

SUCCESSFUL rOoming and boarding house
furnished complete; rooms fun income. SIS
month; viii sacrifice for $40 cash Ad
dress BOX 81. Times Office myZ5-St
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FOR SALE-Far planting IN cemetery. hardy
everblooming 5.ants that bloom andNa-e guar
auteed. too. At EFAMERS, SIS st mys3-st
mill. two , Jppers. for grinding and pulVe--
izlug. I5 volts. direct current. address BOX
521. Times Ofilce. my22-4t
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Young white girl 10 nurse child
and do light housework- Apply 24S0 4th ne.
r,lr.l.- u
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FOR HIRE-NeW Tuxedo, fun dress, and
Prince Albert suits. TIE FAMOUS. AZ 7th
81. NV. nyZ3-3lt
The Marshall republican., 1906-10-26
March of the
White Guard
,cep,rshs lev, ~ a FsRao q Col

had the honor Of lunehlng With her
majesty afterward.' And Late Car
scallen rubbed his left hand joyfully
against his ~blanketed leg and drank.
Cloud.in.the- skys thoughts were
with the present. and his Ugh" Of
approval vas one of the sense pure.
ly. Instead Of drinking to absent
friends he looked at the Sub.factor
and said: How" He drank to the
Sub.factor.
And Jasper Hume, the Sub-factor,
what were his thoughts?
His was a memory Of childhood:
OF a house besides a swift.fowing
river. where a gentle widowed
mother bTaced her heart against
misfortune and denied herself, and
shaved that her son might be edu.
Gated. He had said to her that some
day he would be a great man. and
she would be paid back a hundred.
fold. And he worked hard At school,
very hard. But one cold day Of
spring a message ami to he school,
and he sped bomeward TO the ho"se
beside the dark river down which
the ice was fioatlng-he would re-
member that floating Ice to his dying
day-and entered "A quiet oom where
a whIte.faced woman was breathing
away her life. And he fell at her
side and kissed her hand and called
TO her: and she wahtd for a moment
only and smiled on aim. and said:
BE good, my boy. and God viii
make you great And then she
said she was cold. And some one
felt her feet-a kind old soul who
shook her head sadly az the mother
and looked pityine;" al him: and a
voice rising out OF a strange smiling
languor murmured: 'l1l away. I'll
away 10 the Promised ~l.and-to tho
Promised Land! II is cold-so cold
God keep my boy" And the
voice ceased. and the kind old soul
who had looked AT him pitylngly
folded her arms about him. and drew
his brown head to her breast and
kissed him with flowing eyes and
whispered: Come away. dear. come
away"
But he came back In the night and
sat beside her. aud would 10 20
away. but remained there TIL the
sun grew bright. and then through
another day and night until they
bore her out Of the little house by
the river 20 the frozen hillside. Aud
the world was empty and the Icy river
seemed warmer than his heart.
And sitting here In this winter des-
olatlon. Jasper Hume b"h"'is these
scenes OF 20 years b" are aud
follows himself. q poor dispensing
clerk IN a Doctors ONCE. worn.
Ing for that dream OF achievement
In which his mother believed: for
which she hoped. And following
further The boy that was himself, he
saw n %friendlcss firsr.year mar at
college, soon, however. TO make q
friend Of Varre Lepage, and 10 see
always the best OF that friend. being
himself so true. And the day come
when they both graduated together
In science, d bright and happy day,
succeeded by one still brighter. when
they both entered a great Arm n
Junior partners. Then came. the
meeting with Rose varcoe; and he
thouFht Ct hcw b. .saised his uiepd
The Somerset reporter., 1906-11-15
Lum Der NIL sold.

The tim Of Bradbury Brothers, com.
posed Of ;. Il aud u. b. Bradbury,
have sod their saw ml at Ma bons
Mills to William L Walker Of this
place The transfer Includes the lum-
Der mil, with au annual capacity Of
something over seven hundred thousand
feet, the water power. and adjoining
lard, about one and one half acres. and
one small dwelling. Mr. Walker pnr.
poses to install shiugie machine, lathe
machine and p.aner Ia the near future.
There have been mills on this water
privilege for very many years The in
dustry first established on the western
bank of the stream was starch factory
and Abel Homsted operated saw mill
there for many years previous to 1872.
10 about 1871 Jos P Adams, stepfather
of Messrs. 5. II. ond ". .. Bradbury,
came from ST. Adams and bought an
cup and down saw mill on the East
ern bank, of Matthew Fowler and the
following year he bought out Mr HON.
sted's mill on the western bank. the
two purchases practically making up the
property now transferred to Mr.. alker.
Both OF the members of the firm of
Bradbury Brothers commenced to work
in the mill nearly 81 years ago and sue
ceeded to the ownership of the property
about Il years since The tim berland
which they own in the vicinity of the
Notch is retained by them and they pro.
pose to carry on lum bering operations,
having their logs sawed and marketing
the lumber themselves.
The area drained by the Wesserrun-
sett stream, on which the above proper
ty is situated is surprising in it's extent
to any one not familiar with the matter.
One important branch is the outlet of
Hayden Lake, another comes from
Wentworth Pond in Athens and a third
from Weeks pond in the northern part
of Brighton.
MIR Walker has ASP purchased the
) II Swain farm adjoining the Brad
bury mill property and extending about
one half mile down the Wesserrunsett.
Mr. Walker came 10 Skowhegan from
Stsrks and for nearly three years car
red on the mill at the head of the Is
land In this town, DOW owned by the
Skowheg gan Lumber Co. he also bought
of Mr. swain forty acre timber lot
near the Notch