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A CENSUS OF
Human Anxieties

With bent speculative mnd-reading." YOU make
sreet-car ride interesting,
Your fellow passengers-if they number
viii every phase anxiety
One viii be a man, worrying because valued employe
TO take better position" Sitting opposite to him
viii be capable filing place. but who
is struggling along hearbreakng position, not being
aetly whether it is Took another job"
Here is who been looking around for bet
ter which i've who has found anything
within her means Next her the of apartment
that weeust about the apart
the lady is looking"
a who dreams night about owning
suburban lots few
Just how about selling them, she
that automohie The her elbow is
looking a desirable real estate investments
Here is a of Shakespeare, but needs
him. corner owned Shakespeare
couple Of typewrting machines he longer
And thus it runs, through car-fuI. The
with anxiety sits looking into the face
Of could "oome his rescue'-IF HE ONLY
day people into that who need things
people getting that could cheruly furnish
Suppose all these could be introduced to each
simplify matters for theuand wipe
a great human anxiehes?
Well every these being introduced to
some of through And people
to usefulness little ads and
more of right people" will find each otherl
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Wall Paper.

WAI ". AIAHONEY. the Progressive Fsrs,
hanger; reliable, prompt, cheap, legal guar
free samples and estimate. Main store 90
Psnnsy lYaula ave se-s telephone East ia
OF following agencies De Maine g. Co. sal7
ii 81. NV, Edlavitchs store Bowie Afd .
10 Monroe ST., Auacostiai NeWcornba's dru-
store. Congress Heights; 607 New YORK ave-
NV. 1870 + 81, SCI ConaWay,s store. Laurel.
Colonial Beach, Ia InEalIs Real Estute or
nee. HyattsviIle. Mo- Shaw's store. TwIning
City; LIoyd's store, SeabroCke, Nd. New
agency tust established, Harrison Realty CO..
Rhode Isl8nt ave and 2Gth st.. Bro5hland.
oc5-Tt
LET Us ESTIMATE on your window shades;
lowest pricesi Will call with samples. Ht5N Nd
LETT S, 18th and Il SITS NV. ol5-et
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Dentistry.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-N5 ext-ac-fT--
no pain; look feel, act, and last longer thal
natural teeth. Shrnkcu faces made normal ,
painless nll.nE. DIR, J, 4. WILSON. 1913 i
St. NV. se5s-59t
FIRST CLASS WORK, Low -PRIyEs-Fet
OF teeth, s. upi gold crowns. 50 up. sold
nllings. 81 uD. silver nlnnEs 51c. Vur-
guaranteed no pain. DIR. GEO IT, Ed
MONDS, SO II 81 NV seZB-glt
DIR. OTIS ". EI.zEY. DENTIST.
s, ". Cor. 10Th and = Sts- N w
Gold Crown and HridgewOrk Specialist.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money positively
refunded; moderate prices Phone N. 4-52
sal--tf
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HAS. H. BIUMEIt ~ Cap. ana r Ets. ne
fcCHESNE1 d JOACHIM cor. ~ and j. sts-
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TWO GOOD. paying hotels price very Bow.
We have some grocery stores and otBer bukl-
ness places. See us and Calk lr over AUS
TINS BUSINESS EXCHANGE AND REAL.
ESTATE, a2 s. NV Phone Main -z55l
UC4-4t
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f. Z. POWELL 4th and East Capitol sts
D. 0DONNEL.L DRUG co., sJh and-a st5.
a. S. FEALT. uR. cor. lltl Sc. and Pa. ave.
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READINGS IN PAL8usTRYI cIairvoyanee.
Call 100 sta St NV. oc7-2r
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EROOKI-AND. d. c.
ARTHUR III, F- LUERssEN. Drug store
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BuRYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson sts5
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Dancing

THE ORUwAY. 4u uth ST. N w.-Evsry
Tuesday, Thursday, and -aturday eeen-
ing beginners class, T-5Js aafaHoed1 $50,
Lady assistants. Proper discretion used IN
admitting scholars 70 our acadenlY,l Lesson
soc; six lessons S250 Private lesson by ape
pointment. Hall for rent, night or day
seZi-sos PROF EfLAS- n ~ 1rtI1E1AAs
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. Z. CARNE & CO.. 7o3 King 81.
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Wanted-FfisceIlaneOus

W 0AARE A-- A4S 4S@EAAG4AAEU1
wANTED-Diamoudz. one % four carat=. sr05
carat up. Highest cash pald Tor old e1Ia.
silver. dentist gold. platinum. ola coins. au-
Money 90 loan, also LOUIS ABHAHAMS.
Bonded Broker fa1 9th st. nE. Phone ST. sS-s.
se5-6mos
BIG MONEY PAID FOR desirabIs furniture
carpets; wiz pay fII value Tor stoves So
coed condition. Office furniture and house
hold goods Of an AlulHs contents especially.
d. NOTES. 60 Louisiana ave. Phone A 3Jy9
oe5-51t
WANTED-Flruiture for eashi sch you-
goods ta abe man who gives son tha Hl,s.
money. See HOLLYWOOD. Ah aud * SIS.
HOUsEKEErERs. AtteutiaaI ThlA alla
ordinary windows, eEpart.y cleaned &c eshH
postal. ELIIoIsI. lz19 sth 81 nv .,e-3-
HATS MADE trimm~ds r-sue,i-ilna spe-
Cialtl, iu latest style, at lowest prices. 5.is
yVA9-TED-Grocery, Northwest or Northeast
VITA living rooms Address EDA ~, Times
Office og6-st
WANTED-Fac.sI massage; ysII pas -ae each
for tao treatments weekly Address EDN iI.
Times Office. oe6-5-
WANTED-EHghest cash prices paid Tor worn
garments, ladies' ol gzlueHeus Also shoes
aoar. 3. f'h'iEss. Us its St' z NV. Fh53s
North 4l1
ANTED-Vomeu and men % Try our Buchu
Gin. for all kidney and bladder trouble, pre-
Ecriptiun OF the late Dr. Warner Hf BaIri-
more sold only 0y THE JOHN WEDDER-
BURN COMPANY. Cl5-slS \ st. nv. seI5-tt
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Don't rgt
away your old clothing. shoes. hats. and
shiTtI before seeing me. as 4 pay highest
cash prices fsr them. Drop postal Hl.I eau
II. GEW IfE. Ilva 9Th e.. uW. ae--lst
DEEssAI AIEING. sewing UuugTs clothing
n specially, taStefuiiy. daiufiiy. aHd -trousir
made. Aalreas SIS lla d. ~ .-----
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For Rent

FOR Kent
Furnished cF UnfurHlshed R0oms.
FOR RENT-Furuished or unfurnIshed rooms.
WuH or without board. or f0r housekeeping.
40 r. St HVs oc1-2t
LARGE front room. fTst-Class environments.
reasonable 20 right party. APARTMENT 692
Plaza Washington circle. -.--- 70
I7I2 18TH ST.-TWo lovely second floor front
rooms. adjoining bath; adults only; DO light
house keeping. II
FoR RENT Furnished or unfurnished rooms,
Vlth or without board l-09 ath St NV
oC5-St-snd
l2H sTH ST. NW.-Rooms furnished or un-
furnished. 0c6-St
For RENT-Nicely furnished or unfurnished
rooUs ~ 1ll4 Sth At. nH-- enc fiat oc5-I4t
go NEW YORK AVE -fi~oms. first and
second moor. hight housaizre5ins. oc5-st
THREE OF four unfurnished rooms: also fur
uished front u8rlor. with or without board
Z30 O. 81. NV. oc5-8r
TWO communicating front rooms. 1900 Bel
mont 81. EiAI. oc2-7t
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SOUTHWEST.
v. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 9Th and d streets.
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Wanted-RoOms 9 Board.

WANIED-TWo or three uHfluishad Iadms
ana board private family preferred iu North
vest Tor man. wife. and TWO children ref
egeuas- Address EoE ss. Times ofHce 1t
WANTED-By single man. room and hoard
at Fort Myer Heights. Clarendon. OF Rails
ton. state price Address BOX q Times
office. oc6-gt
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For Rent
TIafnrnlahaH HaaEna

For Kent
UAfurnished RsomE.
THREH snfuraiahea roasaa. 'arat foor. II o
81 ne. t oc7-9t
THREH ROOMS for honsekeebing Win
Steam neat Szl H-ey ~. 1875 J. 81 uW It
THREE unfgFnished, bright, sunny rooms
.--a - ? = Nv II
THREE unfurnished rooms for gentIenen.
with or without board. convenient 90 car
line. me loea-icn Address BOX 81. Times
office II
TWO ROOMS. housekeeping; gas nam
heat iyft tssioms1e -, between sth and
10Th, ? and q oc7-zJ
TWO large front rooms. bath. light and
housekeeping 81 az GiEard 81. HW.
TWO nice large unfurnishad rooms. suit
able for light housekeeping Cali after 4-20
p-in-' " n 81. h". u
FLAT Of ave rooms aud reception han; hot
water neat. gas range electric lighters etc. .
newly paprred- all outside rooms; open f5r
inspection. KEYSTONE FLATS 8th and u
SIS Ho- II
Fiat ats rooms ana bath sss an 81 ne
9-'-I
FOR RENT -Unfuruished. four large rooms
on hrst hoori part of st0refoOmi bath. In
quire on premises, IzzI j 81. SW- IL
THREE uufurnisheI rooms for rent, use Of
gas, heat. and bath, reasonable. go -lst
st. Hw. il
TWO unfurnIshed rooms and bath: heat and
gaa. t15 Maryland ave EW- oc5-St
ONE very large front room, second no5r. s25
TWO second d1or rooms. ligHI housekeep-
ingi adjoining bath; well heated ~ l5th ST.
s---- - %
THREE ROOMS heat. gas, ana bath. south
sTn ana eastern exposure. 6sg @ ST. ne.
THREE unfurnlshed rooms on second daor;
neat eas, bath- - ~ ST. n8- ocG-3t
FOR REST-TWo large uHfaralshsd rooms.
second h1oft water on same no0rs newly pa
pered and painted cO0kinE gas and steam
helti So owner. 15g5 II ST. Oc5-st
THREE unfurnkhed trooms tor Iisht ho5ss-
keeping. vlfR closet. heat aas- sle 9Th 81
uW. oc5-3t
Isl5 sTH ET. EW.-Thres unfuruishsd rooms.
second n14f+ heat. gas and bath. for light
housekeeping adults. owner. oc5-at
FOR RENT-Four uufuruished rooms and
bath. $40 JIG Carroll St Sc. near Library.
-FOUR or I'VE outside rooms and bath. ar
ranged ior housekeeping good closets tl3 and
so. 2530 X e. uw- oc5-sJ
s23 ST NE.-Thras large arst noor rooms;
rent. $3.50 oc5-sI
TWO RoOAs. first Go0rs two ou third. light
housekeeping. 4sI q -. NV. .-- oc5-st
SECOND FLOOR-Tw0 large cOramuuIcat-
iuE rooms, with alcOvass heat. gas ba.l for
light housekeeping. EI95 9Th 81. NV. ut4-I.
DESIRABLE unfurnlshed rooms. gI4 l6th g.
Choice location OcI-7t
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Business Opportunities.

TOR sAI4E-IzIBeh room fixtures. corh hpIsts
~ q 20 gour p7es' Haye iPFn Monday. flY 81
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

SPORTING AND PET DOGS. cattle. shbtp
swine, pigeons. ferrets. and raffats; Ice So
page illustrated eatal0gue. c. fg. LLOYur
Sayre. Pa ses0-su-5t
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WANTED settled white woman 10 take
care of .lrz. l-l ON 81 nw- oc5-st
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Wanted urniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets stoves. bric-a-byac and all kinds Of
household goods HAUM.S FURNITURE
SHOP. Isth and u SITS. uW. Phone North ls.s
Formerly sth and ~. scissor
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HOusefurnishings.

THIS HOT WEATHER WON'T LAsT-Buy
your heating and cook stoves now. You'll
save soc on the dollar, HousefurEishinRs at
cost sNITZER & LA PORTE. l123-2I 9Th
ST. NV. se22-tf
g2ss FOR SANITARY COUCHEs; g10ss
metal folding beds. parlor and bedroom
suites. 81 per week stone water pitchers. i9ci
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Wanted-Rooms.

III YOU WANT your rooms rented. bring
them TO GEESON, DENT & CO., Oil 9Th St
NV, as we are the only real estate agents ga
the city who rent out furnished rooms.
oeG-2lt
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For Sale or Exchange.

FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A handsome
cabin cruising launch. 81X7 feet fuli"
equipped with toilet galley. etc Apply ". =.
,'REGAN, COZ Pennsylvania ave Sc oc5-3t
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NINE THEO Medium. Palmlst alid Csrd
Reader. s25 II 81. uW, German spoken
oc2, ASK
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TWO communicating rooms. third floor front
Llf5 ath go. IH oc4-sL
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COUNTESS MACHEN-DE LONG.
pRoPHFTOLoGIsT

CONSULTING cLAER.aYANT SPECIALIST
E5xtraordinsary .cIairz-oyant power, -eonbIned
with superior know ledge Of nalmi6fry en-
ables me 10 read yCur iifei infancy TO old
age. giving COmIgon-sellse advice ia love,
to fascinats one IL your desire. reunita the
seuarated. remove aEiI influence true path
to happy ana fortunate HIe- Information
clear. concise and 10 tao point, giving names
dates and facts. VI sItt ST. =. ".
EezJ-Lf
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Automobiles

I HAVE SI25 and wish party with like amount
to Join me in buying runabout. Address BOX
SO, Times office oc7-3L
FOR SALE-15-horsepowe 4-cyIinder. up-to-
date, air-c0olsd touring runabout fully
eQUippedi everything good order; cheap for
cash. SEB MULLER. SIS South Patrick
st. Alexandria va. 1t
FOR SALOONS gasolenei Locomobila steam
runabout; cheap; frst-class condition. Ad-
dress BOX q Times cifice. oc5-3t
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WANTED-By a lady, tive or three rooms.
Address BOX -, TiWes Office. oc5-zt
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
- - 3 80 roR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOH RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BoARD~ BOARD WANTED
Two cents word Tor All other CLASSIFIED
Edveftiseuents Tor less than three Insertions
u inserted l1E three 1F more consecutive
gays. one cent a word for each insertion.
These rates DO not apply e. Personals.
Advertisements viii DO accepted az any Of
the following branch offices at regular office
rates. III 90 is lEc7I5eEielE SO leave advertise
meDts 90 either branch once oC The Times
business once. they mag pe telephoEel direct
a. The Times lALstlu a-BlJ. ana a messenger
ssLl call % collect NJ th1uL additional charge
fo the advertiser.
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JUST RECEIVED, hne Mexican double yell
low head and Cuban. also Bee Bee Parrots.
singing canaries, collie bHlf teigieEs. IlN
terriers g0dhsbes etc
SCHMIp'S BIRD STORE.
EeI3-tf Tl2 18th NV
TRY LEES BIRD STORE. Isai ,sth 81. NV:
hand raised double and single yellow heads.
Isle OF Pines and dwarf parrots canarless
monkeys. thoroughbred fox terriers. male and
female sez4-tG
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WAN II-l-lsirls r1 work on coats. cali at
once. d3 9Th ST. uW.i tsiri floor. 1e7-1r
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Help Wanted-Female.

VyANTED-IcGus FlrI ~ attend cigar stand;
Nasez- sl week Apply 1as F So HH.
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Rooms and Board.

FURNISHED ROOMS. with board e. sunny
Neil heated raomsf home comforts. slI Rhode
-5'--'-- eve HN- IT
LARGE and small rooms, good nome tsl7e
'-' ~ ST. ""' Oc7-st
PLEASANT, cheerful home. near electric cars.
AiTsinia cooking private family. BOX III.
Faus Church. Va II
5a7 AND SOC SEWARD SQUARE sT-- ~,
Ohio has nne and newly furnished moons
heated by hot water; the table Is extraor-7i- -
nary IN TACT All The comforts OF "a Hrst-
class home are provided at reasonable rates
I
BEAUTIFUL. second foor room: hot water
heat bath. excellent board. terms raas5n-
FURNISHED or unfuruished rooms ana
9oaFa' or Tor Hsht housekeeping reasonable.
't'-t St NV. It
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL l5tb er
and New York ave. half block from White
House.-Besuufu views double aud sIuele
rooms from S25 20 Sls up. with go0d board
0e6-Et
VVANTED-FOur or i've men boarrters. ugvv
yard men preferTedi private family. 4l5 New
Jersey ave. Sc, oc6-3t
VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS; hrst-class
board; terms reasonable: telephone service.
lu-4 Ath ST. 4nsle7lde oc5-SI
LARGE ROOMS. with or without board mod
crate prices JIaasleats tailen. slS II 81. law.
0C6-2J
SPANISH WAR VETERAN. can eccoumo-
date several parties. Including breakfast, 81
per dag. I4i New Jersey areesBw. oc6-2t
.COMFORTABLE. bright room Virginia fam
ilyi excellent board and all c0nyeniences; 81
weeKly. 90 X 81. NY oe5-2t
ONE hall room and two large rooms and
table board Telephone 1904 N st. NV uc6-2t
800 M--Large front room for two; f0ur win
doWs; two closets telephone; hot-water heat
also single room. uCt-3t
FINE second floor 'front.' rooIn, with excellent
board 937 II ST, nv, oc5-2t
RooMs-Homs cookiag: reasonable. 1s2s H
* s0l-tk
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WANFED-Au experienced meat cutter anu
grocery clerk also a handy bu}- l4isN ~ Itth
81. ANA pennsylvania ave. 50. oc'--l
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~ NANIEu-lu uerlHrar manufacturing BUSH
mess. white grlz, - g. 80 years o.ai able 60
sew and irons no other eEu..fauce needed .
- He#s-f s.=a-E- EqrE ana increased pay
10 night IIIll5s- references T-.E uiEl1r state
ae-- Nl+i- laalaeliareiy ta. EEC>WEAE.
Times office. IL
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Musical.

FOR SALE-A collection OF valuable old
violins By Italian French, and German max
srsi mpFt be aold at once- 2o25 11th st. NV
as1s-set
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED-GHI for housework- Apply 2l6 80
ST.. pE.: also a scrubber for one day IN the
Week, oes--l
neutrality-suspicious. Tor French dressIuak-
ing. l1f2 y 81. NV IEMERCfER oc6-2t
VVANTED-Young woman with experience
in the notion business. AT HAliNs. tth
and X oco-St
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NnnIHM-Esr

NDLlL II "a
GOLDENBERG S. GIh and X SIS. nv.
tz1sN ies CIGAR STORE, lfth end tl4- ave
J-hklN s CIGAR STORE. 19lZ l4ll ST. NV.
~. h. 4tcN CLl1. Cigar store. 18th and I h".
4tOILI~- I. IEILJLL, The Harvard ELaF
macy. uth ana Harvard sts-- NV.
~. A. DARLING, cor 18th and I sts- u"--
p FRENCH SiAEsuNi clr. lth ST.. Rhode
CHAS. c. IOI,NUNG, CdrlsuaRI Pharmacy,
sWs cor. ttn aad Al s-s, uW.
DOM s. Sanford. New York ave ana
North Capitol 80.
r. a. NhIICH. lolh and III SITS. NV.
01L4l4i14- = O. CO., 18th and J. SIS. NV
3. III. WAGNER & CO.. Ist and III SIS. nv.
y, I. IANL-OE, cor. 9th and 4 stE- nv.
EUGENE r. NICHOLS, 1901 Pa ave lh.
NORTHEAST.
CHAS. H. BIUMEE u. Cap. ana r. Ets. ne
AcCHESNE1 d. JOACHIM. cor, - ana u sts-
SOUTHEAST
a. T. POWELL 4th and East Capitol sts
D'DONNEI.L DRUG CO., ath an1-G sI3.
IA S. bEALE. ua. cor. lltl SO. and Pa ave.
SOUTHWEST
". HUGO EIsENBEIss. 9Th and d streets.
ANACOSTVA
BuRY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts,
EROOKLAND. ID. c.
ARTHUR H. =. LUERsSEN. Drug store
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. T. CARNE & CO.. 7o3 King st.
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FqItNIsHED ROOMS. % II 60 nv.
0c7-st
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~ EXCEPTIONALLY wei kept home. TO
refined adults only; gas bath. light house
keeping permitted. 30 @ 50. NV IL
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For Rent
Furnished Rssms.

9u Nw.-south 'front.' rooms. with or With
out board oc3-5t
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Personal.

A CULTURED and refined young English
LADY, university graduate, whose aL1Ehs IS ia
one OF London s exclusive suburbs. and OF
highest social staining, whose H-astth allows
her the best. is desirUus Of visiting this. CUuu-
Jry 20 live for while In Washington and
travel extensively through the states ami
Canada Ia view % accom- pl-sLlng this. her
guardian IS d4slryus or engaging Iha we'll
paid services OF a Washington lady. uniu-
cuubered. refined fond of travel and having
entry 20 the circle OF the best class Ar-
TanRemsuJs Wilf be- made immediareIy- ueE0-
IiuIiGls and C1TTF sp0uar3se viii bo- treated
strictly confidential. full details ana refer
euces furnished at Interview Thar prompt
attention may be given, kindly rspiy with
full particulars. address TRAVELLER, BOX
40, Times Office IN
READINGS IN PALAusTRYI cIairvoyanes.
Call 100 sth St NV. ocI-2t
AiAE. THEO. Medium. Palmlst ard Card
Reader, s25 II 81. uW, German spoken
oe-'+,s''
WORKINGMEN, Il Is nonsense 10 90 and
give up a lot or money for your needs. when
you can come To US and get a sood Tailor
made suit Of clothes at prices TO suit any
man. JUSFH s OLD STAND. 6l3 y ST.
oc9-et ..a..
BRADFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY. Suite
ga COLORADO BUILDING. 14rh- and g.
Phone Main 1525. Expert Investigations. any
cause, all sections strictly confidential For
night service. phone residence. A1rrl 45f3.
OCZ-6t
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Bicycles.

FOR SAI4B-50 bicycles slightly used. all
makes. at very low prices Hartford, g.
guaranteed one year
c. J HUNTER. 1I3 Pennsylvania ave, NV.
oc5 II
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Help Wanted-hale.

NTANTED-A strong white driver. ainail
aud F ue. IL
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WANTED-Men and women % try our Buchu
Gin FOR all kldney and bladder trrubiei pre-
scUpton OF the late Dr. Warner. ~ Ealti-
more sold only by THE JOHN WEDDER-
BURN COMPANY. uIB-6Is + 81 uH. sels-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-31
L|NCOLNS HAD
ANNIVERSARY.
Banquet TO Celebrate Twenty.
five Birthday of Popular
Fire Company.

Lincoln Engine Company held their
twenty-fifth anniversary in Odd Eel
lows hall Saturday night. 1t was a
success, despite the disagreeable
weather and other circumstances,
which kept the attendance below what
1t would otherwise have been.
Although covers had been laid for
one hundred there was but about one
third of that number present. Invi-
tations had been sent out some time
ago to all the present city officials
and to the new officials, who will take
office tomorrow, but only one re-
sponded, B. Frank Henry, the present
comptroller.
A letter was received from acting
Mayor Pfeiffer, expressing his regret
at not being able to attend ON account
of another engagement.
Walter Martin, one of the charter
members, and also still an active
member, was present. An elaborate
supper was served by Caterer Holmes
and the members and guests thor
|oughly enjoyed it.
The committee in charge of the
affair was William Rankin, Howard
Cottrell, Walter Martin, Thomas
Cluney and L. H. VanHorn.
This company was organized on
December 20, 1881, in what was
known at that time as Martins gro
Gerry store, in High street, with ten
members, and but few of the old
members are still here. Some have
died and others have moved away.
The present officers OF the company
are William Mckenzie, president;
Howard Hope. vice-president; John
Danner, recording secretary; Frank
Rhodes, financial secretary; Thomas
Cluney, treasurer; Howard Cottrell
foreman; William Hinkle first as
sistant foreman, and James Duncan,
second assistant foreman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-31
HUNDRED MEN
HAD FESTIVAL
Christmas Tree and Dancing
Was Enjoyed by the Men,
berS Of the Society.

The Danish One Hundred Men held
their annual Christmas fe itival and
ball Saturday night in Washington
hall. The fore part of the evening
was enjoyable spent by the children,
who romped and played until 10
o'clock, when all the children passed
by prettily trimmed and lighted
Christmas tree, and each child re-
ceived some candy and fruit Fol-
lowing this, dancing was commenced
by the members and friends, lasting
until early Yesterday morning.
Refreshments were served during
the evening. The committee of ar
rangemehts was: Hans Jensen, chair
man. Helmer Christensen, Chris
Miller, H. Miller and William Poul-
sen. Three prizes were awarded to
the two girls and boy selling the most
tickets for the affair. A large dressed
doll was awarded TO Annie Poulsen,
girls sleigh was given to Mollie
Mathiasen, and an air rifle to Chris
IVerSen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-31


In nhal enor. 10 deieat unlteu
States senator John r. Dryden Ior
re-eiectioh al Inc coming session ol
lne ieglsIature' supreme court Juuge
Mahlon fithey' OF Morrlslowh, is ad-
Vanceo as d canoiaate Ior the piace.
III mas peen nsureu III poiitical circles
al aiong that Governor stokes Would
be the only opposltion 10 senator
DRYDEN, put yesterday the Newark
Sunday can, declared that the state
constitution makes II morally impos-
slble Tor the legislators TO vote Tor
the governor, no matter what con-
structlon might De put upon the con-
stitutlon from legal view point,
This declaration and the repeated
assertion OF the governor that he Is
not candidate are likely to ellmln-
ate him from further consideration.
The Call very strongly urges Judge
P1tney Ior tne plaHe ana declares tnat
while he himself IS not candidate
In the sense OF seeking the once ne
would accept tne place II IL were ten
dered 10 MIN. Judge Fltney mas
liking Tor polltlcs, says tne Can.
whlch also polnts out that ne mas had
the experience 10 make an exception
al senator. he has served In the state
senate several terms, III congress, ana
has been on the bench upward OF nve
years.
The advancement OF Judge Pitney
as senatorial candidate does not
alter the situation except that IL
would not be unlikely Tor all OF the
opponents OF senator Dryoen 10 mnlte