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valentineParty.

Miss Eleanor Irwin of pa East Sixth
street gave valentine party and dance
en- Wednesday evening. The oeoora-
ticus were handsome unique and appro-
pirate. Prizes we're awarded to Miss
Blanche Collins and Miss Dora Bpath.
Zach guest received a souvenir. Those
present we're. Mary Sohwab, Carrie
Eaton, Annie Cassidy, kntie Cassidy,
Nathalie Lubbehuser, Grace Minkle-
man, Blanche Collins, Winnie Maloney,
Grace Leland, Eleanor Irwin, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Clarence Burton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvester Miller, MIR. and Mrs. James
b. Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Collins, Mrs.
Frank j. BubbehuseT, Ralph Mustard,
Thomas Fox, Miss Mabel b. Scott, Mrs.
Celia, Samuel McCIea, Franz BARLEY,
Leslie Porter, Howard Schwartz, John
Celia, Joseph Hates, Lewis Burke, Viii
liam White, Carl Paynter, Clinton
Haynes, Charles McGuerk, Howard
Taylor Layton barnes, Frank Mahaily,
Lusby Greenwood, Louise WeisshaaI,
Anna Weisshaar, Florence Pierce, Dora
Spath and Mary Collins.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
Entert.lned hr ~. JOIN o. ar.r.

Mrs. John G. Gray entertained at
luncheon and bridge yesterday after
noon, at her home, 1908 West Thit-
teenth street, in honor Of her guest,
Mrs. William King Rogers of Colum-
bus, D. Mrs. Rogers was formerly
Miss Theodore Wormley of philadel-
phia. Those present we're Mrs. George
Gray, Mrs. Willard Salisbury, Mrs,
James A. Draper, Mrs. James A.
Draper, Jr., Miss Draper, Mrs. John
BiRgs, Mrs. John Bancroft, Mrs. II.
l.. FulenWeider, Mrs. q. A. Il. Flag
Ter, Miss Warner, Mrs. Edward An
drews, Miss Sophie NAPLES Of this
city Mrs. George koes Green Of Ger
mantoWn; Mrs. Samuel X. Skillern,
Mrs. koss hall Sikliern, Mrs. l.. l..
Green, Miss Green, Mrs. William 5.
Kimball, and Mis-. William Grantees
of Philadelphia. Mrs Rogers will be
the guest of Mrs Gray for some time,
and a number Of events in her nonor
have been arranged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
Under WHICH KING
aThe NJ ore Postum the More Food-th'
More CoGee the More Poison"

The president of the W. g. Il. U. in a
Young aiaAt State IN the Northwest says;
n did not realize that i WIS slave to
a. ffse till l lelt ut drinking It. tor three
or f.ur bis was ooliged TO lake a nerve
ION g every day. NOW / am free, tnanKs TO
Postum rood Oohee.
"Auer finding out whit coffee will do to
lis victims. / could hardly stand 70 have
NV husband drink 10 but be was not " i'll
nc to ouif. Iaudied for months TO find a
Wv induce him TO ieaye it of. Finally
fold mm / would make no more coffee.
III cot Postum Food Coffee, and made y
strong-boilsd il the required time, and
bsd him read the lirle book, The Road 10
Wellviile.s that comes in every package
9Todav Postum has no stronger huYo-
cate than my husband He tells our friends
noe fo make IT, and that he got through
,I.e winter without a spell of the grip and
bas moi had a headache for months she
nsed 10 be subject TO frequent nervous head
aches. ,.s..t. p,..,,r, tho
more food you get the stronger you drink
notIee the more poison you get. Name
civen by Postum Co., Battle Greek, Mieh'
These'a a reason'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
Elerated Railroad Nvork.

The Temporary trestle work which
was placed on either side Of French
street, between Water and Front, for
the purpose of placing thereon the long
bridge spans of the elevated railroad
and moving hem from near the Water
street side to their proper positions,
has been moved to King street betw cen
Water ard Front, along side of the up
right columns at that point, and will
be used there. lt is expected that the
Work of raising the bridge work at King
street will take place on Sunday when
there are fewer trains to contend with.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
Recnverea Prom Oneratlon.

Joseph Abbott, elevator man at the
Penney lvania Buildings, who has been
at the University OF Pennsylvania Hus-
pital, Philadelphia, for several days,
having bis right wrist operated upon,
was on duty at his station THIS morn
ing, and received a warm welcome from
the employees using the elevator. Mr..
Abbott was injured while at work for
the company at Ihurlow yards and at
the same time had his righs leg crushed
20 badly that amputation o. the limit
was necessary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16

Soap every day and used about six
or seven boxes of Ointment. 1 was
thoroughly cured of the humor in three
weeks and haven't been affected with
It since. use no other Soap than
Cuticura now. Iremain, yours respect
fully, II. J. Myers, U. S. n, u. S. S.
Newark, New York, July s, 1905.
p. S. Publish if you wish"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
CUTICURAGR0WSHAR
Crusted Scalps Cleansed and
Purified by cuticura Soap

Assisted by light dressings Of Cuticura,
the great Skin Cure. This treatment at
once stops falling hair, removes crusts,
scales, and dandruf, destroys hair
parasites, soothes irritated, itching
surfaces, stimulates the hair folhcles,
loosens the scalp skin, supplies the roots
with energy and nourishment, and
makes the hairgrowupon asweet, whole
some, healthy scalp when all else fails.
Complete exterIfsl and internal treat
ment for every humor, from pimples to
scrofula, from infancy to age, consisting
Of CuticTa Soap, Ointment, and Pills,
may now be had of all druggists for one
dollar. A single set is often sufficient
to cure the most distressing cases.
Soc throughout ihe world. Culcura soan 25c., Oint-
meni a end kssoytnt c (in form a Chocoiaie Coated
lls, lc per vial uf ill. Potter Drug Chem Curp sole
lropcs bosoa. o. Send for The Grtal HumoE Cure"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
10. out,inr Rsnnm.d.

On account of the change in the
weather and the consequent hardening
of the ice, about 100 men left this city
yesterday for the plant of the Pocono
Ice Co., 70 engage in cutting and stor-
inc ice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
wa.hlnrton.. nlrthaar snpper.

Washington's Birthday supper.
The ladies OF Bethany Baptist Church
VII give Washington Birthday Sup
pet az the Church, Elm and jackson
9Ttteets, on Thursday night of next week.
tL me proceeds will be for the benefit OF
tas church,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16

did me no good,
so I tried Cuticura
when my limb be-
low the to the
anllle was as raw
as a piece of beef.
All / used was the
Cuticura Soap and
the Ointment. /
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
Thrnire aIenIiuri.

John Riddle, the property man and
Homer Hanhy a stage hand at the
Lyceum Theatre, we're injured 10y iaii-
ing sceneyy last evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
i $4,000 CITY LOAN
Authorized by Council for The
Benefit Of the Street and
Sewer Department
GARBAGE DISPOSAL OFFER
proposition Submitted by A. o.
Wright of Florida.
rOLLEGT0R SAVERS EXPLAINS
SAYS Nearly $4,000 in Taxes
is in Litigation.
GARBAGE DISPOSAL OFFER
pyoposition Submitted by A. o.
Wright of Florida.
COLLECTOR SAVERS EXPLAINS
saws Nearly $4,000 in Taxes
is in Litigation.

r,sssurer Blaine Says lie win Employ An
o,her Assistant and Have His Books
Yroperly Kept-Request for an Addition
to the building Ordinance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
LIMB RAW AS
Piece OF BEEF
Suffered For Three Years With
itching Humor Doctor Did No
Good-Cruiser Newark, U. S. N.
Man Cured in Three Weeks.
SPEEDY CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

i suffered with humor for about
three years, off and on. / finally saw
doctor and he gave me remedies that
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-02-16
Imported DinnerWare

just arrived direct from the steamer.
We consider this the best assortment of
Austrian and Havilund dinnerWaro we've
been able TO offer our patrons.
We've two beautiful and dainty deoora.
tions on the very latest shapes for your
choosing.
We made both these open stock patterns
and il you want single pieces or half dozen
or dozen lots you should ses these before
buying.
By importing this dinnerwaTe our
selves, you get the benefit. We priced
them with this fact in mind and when
you consider the February sale reductions
the savings are especially interesting.
Art Floor
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

X B.-Foliowing schedule figures published
only as information. and are not guaranteed
T.& A Il DAlL1-LoCal IOE HaTEisonb burr
WarrentO1. Lauyllls. and way stations
I0.6I a II. DAILY-Ff asaiugton and F'I0rf5s
Limited. Eisst-ciazs coaches ana sleeper ~
Columbia, Savannah aud JacEsonFfIIa
Dining Car service.
lis a Is. DAILf-United States East Maj
First-class coaches and sleeper C New o.
ieEnE Dining Car Service
S.Cl =. Ii WEEK uAYS-L0cai Tor FFerrss...
burg ana way stations on Manassas E3ra-rS.
As =. III DAILI-LOcaI Tor Warrentcn 80
s.S > a UAILY-NsW YORK and Atlanta
Txnrsss Ftrss-cIasa Coach 70 Atlanta
Glrrusr TO Columbus. Ga. via Atlanta
sunset Route Tourist Sleeper Washington
10 san Francisco Mondays. Wednesdays.
sE IL III. DAmY-New York and Flerida
Express Through Coaches and Slezpsrs %
CClumbia Savannah. and Jacksonville.
E-feper 10 Augusta and Port Tampa Diu-
M Car Services 4 la Carte
400 =. Il DAILY-New York and Ae-nBhia
Limited (via LynChburgJ. Eirst-Ciass Coach
and SIseplnE Car 70 Roanoke knoxvile,
Chattanooga. and Memphis Sleeper - New
Orleans. DininE Car Service.
YC.E p n. DAILY-h ashingtou and South
western Limited. All Pullman train. OBJ
eervation Car % Atlanta and Macon. Club
Car 10 Atlanta SleepsFE % Nashville, At
lsnts Macon. Birmingham. New OTlsans
Dining Ca Service
Il b SLencsr. q III: J. II. HardWick p. I. & :
" II. Tay4os- G. p -. L = brown =. A.
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CHESAPEAkE AND OHIO RY.

tscheduIe IN eject July l. Is06D
200 p Mold DOAIEIOS EXPRESS.
Daily-Stops at princi pal points In Viz
Elnia and West Virginia. EesIibuIa train.
standard CCaChesi Pariors cars 90 virginia
Hot Springs ana ECG-sseIte. Pullman
sleepers Hinton 90 Louisville, Cincinnati
Indianapolis, ST. Louis, ana Chicago; din
ing cars, q "a carte service
AZ +. NEW c. s. o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast New yeStibule train stops only ~
GoTdonsyile, Charlottesville. Stanton
Clifton Forge, and Covington, Va; WAITE
Sulphur, R0nCeveTte. and Hinton, " "a
Pullman sIsepers 10 Lexington. Louisville
Cincinnati, Indianapolis. st. Louis ana
Chicago. Dining ears. Ia carte service.
One night out
MO P MI F. Y. LIMITED. Dsny
Solid yestibule train Pullman sleeperS
10 Cincinnati, Lexington, and Louisville
Compartment sleeping car 10 VirE ynfa.
Hot Springs week days. Dining cars 4
lR carte service. Sieepers Cincinnati %
Chicago and ST. louis and Louisville 10
Memphis, Nashville and Southwest
Reservations anu tickets at Chesapeake ana
Ohio Of1CeG. 5I2 pennsylvania ave; 669 ian
St near r; and Sixth Street Station Tels-
phone, Main 3I20. for Pennsylvania r. u
Cab Service. and Aaia l06s far c. o.
Ticket Office seit-tf
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SEABOARO Air LINE RAILWAY

FOR Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington. Co
Ivubis, Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa. "a
ianta, Birmingham. Mobile. sslnsaooia. ana
New Orleans.
1000 A. II. DAILY-Seaboard Afail-Througb
Pullman Sleeper 10 Jacksonville, Fla also
through Sleeper Washington 10 Birmingham
Ala. Cafe Dining Car Washington 10 EaIa-
let n. c.
SIS p. M DAILT-seaboard Express-soI,4
tain, with Pullman Sleepers. 20 Jacksonville
sal Tampa Through Sleeper Atlanta.
Birmingham and Memphis. Cafe Dining
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For SaIe-HOuses.


VERY DESIRABLE HOME. in fne condition.
in the Southwest. two-story bay-window
brick; six rooms and bath; lots OF closets.
LOT lbxl0o; rear alley. PRICE. $4,000.
CHAS. S. MUIR & co, QNC),
1t 1908 New York ave.
FOR sALE-Investment. S. SEQ: rented $50
MONTH neat. modern Hat fTst-class neigh
Dornood Northeast. always rented 70 good
Co. 62l 18th NV secS-st
500 CASH CASH 500
Balance $40 Per Month
Brand new, modern, six-room bricks South
east Deep lots TO alley; near navy yard.
Hardwood finish. porcelain tubs dressers in
kteheni tiled vestibulei never occupied.
LIE ROY MARK
THE OVAL SIGN lao n. W.
NoRTIIwEsT-On ID St, near U st. Two
condition. Rents for So PRICE. 81 $50
CHAS. S. MUIR & co. Inc.),
It I4Og New York Ave
FOR SALE. INVESTMENTS. FOR SALE.
Fine home north side X St, near New
Hampshire ave. rooms. bath; renting $3.50:
cheap az Leo.
slE-room house. 9Th St. near o; renting
-Four small brick houses sw; renting $50:
price. s., $50. Make orsr.
-
always rented S25.H; rooms, BATH price
-Four small bricks. c st. sw.: renting $50;
North side P. near 9Th, wide ana deep lot TO
alley rooms. bath: renting S25.5oi price.
IN BlooningdaIe a two-story seven-roon
house. renting yS2-50: awnings. screens, etc.
small cash and monthly payments; price.
LIE ROY MARK
THE OVAL SIGN lgO @ n W.
FOR sALE-Handsome, new house. Just from
hands Of the builder; II rooms, baths: large
colonial porches. south front Etairways;
double back porch FIRST floor In CHARTERED
oak; second and third in birds eye maple
guaranteed hot-wGter heat; highest part Of
NJ Pleasant and Inglesde. Easy terms.
PERCY H RUSSELL.
Russell Building 81 G 81. n. ".
FOR sALE-FINE INVESTMENT
e. ooo, Wen located two-story. siX-room brick
WIN net lz1s%-
CHAS. S. MUIR & co. QNc),
1t 1903 New York ave
SOME REAL BARGAINS FOR SALE.
sth St. y. T.. 6 rooms. bath. brick. q. 600
AaaryLa Ave, n. "a e rooms. bath.
brick, stable. -...................... 2 900
st. \. E. rooms. bath. brick: FUR.
ST \ 2. near Lincoln Park rooms; -'''
bath. brick -.. ? f50
mn -. y T.. near H. rooms. bath,
2 10
brick -. $50
ton. rooms bath. brick. newly
LehcI - .-...s-.- 500
So Bath 3 brick: Iot i5izsa . ,-'e' 'o 400
eIh - y W, near r. I. Ave rooms.
hath. good lOt-----.-... .........-.. l01C
= 81 y. ", rooms bath. fne lot. 3 800
n. W. good section; 9 rooms. bath.
brick fur heat .....-. 2 $50
Terms 20 suit purchaser
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. QNC).
62l 18th St. n. ". seE-st
PIERCE ST. NV. brick and frame:
renting slA50.....-.. PRICE. 81 90
K ST. E, near nth 81. car line: six
room brick water. sewer PRICE. s. 500
LOT DEN COURT Sc. bricks. renting
4'' fA7'0pr rsss.r.. PRICE 1000
TIL 81. sW,. near ST. six-ro0m
ira .-..---- PRICE. $3.50
Il ST. Ne. near 18th street brick
SO S'.---- PRICE, g 30
MARYLAND AVE. Ne. 6 rooms and
BATH bay-Wind0w brick. PRICE. s.. 800
I'D ST. Sc. near Il ST. siz-room
+'N'''S7F rFssErsrH fsststrssttssrFhlCEi S3l5V3
MARYLAND AVE. NE. near 9Th 81;
70 rooms and bath--.---.-...-P PRICE. 81 go
THE HARRISON REALTY CO.
81 C ST. y. W.
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Found.

DIEING, cleaning pressing: ladies' and gen
uemen's garments; moderate price; good Work
guaranteed H c. WILEY 1905 Seaton 81
NV. So %
JUST AS ADVERTISED-Sa Satisfactory, rrIn+
ing; Il years experience: !. 900 business "a 5s
S1.5O- HAYS. 227 X St NV sa3S ~
FOUND-That hats renovated equal to new.
straw and Panama specially NIENN a
HAT CO, SOC 18th st. NV. se27-s0t
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BOX KEN T.
S.Z9.Is..6l4-Sl6 + NV stu
Sl5J..l405 T. nv W house
Sl25. TheMarlbor0ugh.6I
SlO0....5o1 l. NV. Office
SlU0. -.Il05 n NV. store
SIS. The Marlborough. G.
f65.1gll Pa. ay. NV 81, dE
rehabilitation pl Office
$40. 1892 CoLrd.uW, Ut
SID. 225I - NV, III
Sl5.--.lsO6 n. Il. av, 14I
SO. The Marlborough, 81
2I5-----..-1l1 lsJ ne. l8I
$3.50. 1900 5th NV. lIf
$6J--....l7lz = NV, 81
S55..lOli N-H-av NV. l2I
flt....l6Z5 18th nv, l2I
500 The Eeuslugtou, q
{5J----ZOs DeLaV-ue. III
s55.55.lsI5 Belm't I'd, l2r
SS5-.-.IZ44 nth nv, Tor
so. 30 DeLav.us. 81
s53..-..-.l6lb 5 nv, 15I
f35..,,....l2v6 q NV. 6y
sa5- The Cumberland. On
2uJ-.......s6j u NV, l5T
$50. f9..-l925 K uw, llF
$500. l35S Kenyon. lr
SJ9.E5.22Il Washer, 81
Syy6J-...lgi5 Z2d nv, g.
Sl5.-.---,.2y4 u NV, Igr
S5g. The Cum berIaud. 81
$50. ZJZ6 II nv. lJg
S50......21l5 18th NV, 81
S4S.25-...lS19 X nv. Ilr
$500 1908 N-H-ay. I5r
S4J-Ihe bennington. 81
Sf5...The Brunswick. Il
S45.The Marlborough. 81
&45..ll03 DeSaIes nw.Ilr
S45.....The Victoria. 5r
f45--.- The Wyoming, Il
S45. The Cumberland. 6r
So ...6ll2 18th NV. l8r
S45-.-..The Phoenix. Oh
S45---.IS19 oath NV, lIr
t5Z- 60--.--Thg Miller. a
SO 30 The BrunsW' k, IT
si2. 51......7O5 9TH NV, ST.
S4L65----..S38 p nv. Or
s+770.I007 21th nv. 81
$50. 70-....-.140 A ne, sr
$40 70-....I5ls r NV, lIr
49-G0-.--1G2T ore -av.I6r
$40 SSH u nv. lgr
TO-. 202 18th. w house
$40 The Cambridge Ar
$40....-The Milton. Or
For complete list OF
FOR weekly bulletin.
SWARTZELL. RHF
OF
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Steamboats,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY

Every day IN the year from foot OF 7.h
- 81 for Fort Monroe. Norfolk, Newport
perb powerful steel palace steamer
- Newport News. Norfolk - ana
'sEVashington-''
Lv. Washington :30 pm Nv. Portsmouth. 5 IN,
Nv. Alexandra. 200 pm Ly. Ncrfolk. ...6 IN
Ar TT Monroe. = 100 am .L4v TT Monroe an
Ar. Norfolk. 500 am Ar Alexandria 6 -sG an
Ar. PoTtsmouth-s-9o ann Ar Washlngton...7 an
Ez-Thr0ugh connection made az Nor-
folk with steamers OF old Dominion
Steamship Co. for New York and Nsr-
chants and Minefs Steamships for Bos-
ton.
~ For further information apply ct
- general ticket cf3ce Tl5 18th ST C1I-
- Orado Building telephone Main-2zsO
-. 9Th 81. wharf telephone Mafn-e-e51
JSO. CALLAHAN
% Y. Pres. & Gen MGR.
". II, CALLAHAN, Gsn Psss. A..
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Bicycles.

FOR SALE-ChaiHIess Columbia. WoIT-A-,ar-
lean, Rambler. Barton. Iyer-Johnson smell
and Fifty other bicycles, - up rs Pennsvl-
Vaula ave NV sa7C- -
TIRE~TROUBLEs ENDED by 81. John Ct,sh-
Toned Tire no punCtures. To pumpir z no
time lost, easy riding, light, cong service. Sc Y
put ou7 reter TO 4J1 users in city fit any rim
Hartford Special, SI75. Diamond puuctura-
proof Sl-s5. JONES TIRE WORKS 6Ge-s7s
J. st. NV sels-f, sa IN. tL-IZt
DOES YOUR BICYCLE NEED REPAIRTNG7
We are experts. Low prices. Call, phone
or drop postal
c. 7. HUNTER. Ils PeansyIvanis ave. NV.
se25-tf
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Music and ElOCutiOn.

PIANO AND VIOLIN, expert instr1ct9rg
rapid advancement guaranteed; reduced rates
to those entering fan term. Address BOX
476, Times Office 500
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Wanted--Farm

FARMS WAN ED-WANT A SMALL. FARM
sonew hat elev ated with small creek
springs. plenty of large trees. some cleared
land, and r ait trees; dc not want any build
ings on LAS whatever; want 20 erect build
ings.
AUSTINS BUSINESS EXCHANGE
AND REAL ESTATE,
sIs F St. n, W.
Phone lain 900. se25-st
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Storage.

WANTED-RUOm for storing furniture fpT
storage house or basemenps not TO exceed 80
per month. Address BOX 49, Times once
se26-3t
WHY PAY MORE7 We store for 75c A load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 41s-420-425
10th ST NV. Phone Main 1929 s-sOt
FIDELITY STORAGE CO..
1910 You Street.
INDESTRUCTIBLE
I.0o0 rooms: silver vaults; mothproof rooms;
money advanced at per cent per annum on
goods stored IN this building. Let our estl-
nat0r call
PACKING, DRAWING AND SHIPPING
WILT
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For Rent
Unfinished Houses.

ISSLt0-..l25I SIN NV. I0r
.sto sS5.5o.4sl Fla.av.nw.19r
use so. y0,.lfjI COTCOran. ST
as6ri So. TO-. 1920 " nv, Sr
nee s85- 60147I Monroe NV. sr
ore soJ-50-lz42 Irving NV ST
b, CT $50 ...--- The Milton, Or
DIV S35.....The Phoenix. or
ice So. SIS Il NV, cor. 18th
lir and II, 5r
14rlS55..-...Il05 n NV 5r
lar SSe The Moutgom' y 5r
b. Sr $50 l0J1a q Sc. 7r
lar $50 JJ-----5IJ . nv. n
llTIsSJ......l25S Sth NV. or
Sri $50 s. $50. .Bfl X NV sto
.l2rlS5J The Montgomery. Ar
l2ri S5J....ta2 9Th nv. hau
% 5rl fs0-.--5oI u nv, offices
1Zr 2j0----l40lla l4th nv, sr
, l2ri 800 SOC gth nv, ofhce, er
Tor SIS -5O------.6Il 81 ne. Or
81 y-l.J0-ZZZ4 Decatur u. Or
lJE so. 4J-....-655 A Sc. 7r
O. $50 ,5.......l25 G. ne, ST.
d. 6rI fz3-yu-.l8l0 Vallach. 6r
l5rl sZj.j0........630 A Sc. or
llrl y27.59--I3Il y NV, sr
llrI SO. J0-....l3Jj L NV. 81
srlS25. 50.blS 10th NV. store
. 81 i}-5-4y-.-..2ll2 X nv. 6r
lyr sz5,-l174 Willard NV
l,5r A1o-----.....-...5 9I r. 5r
lJri SZl-----..-6 sos 9Th nv. 81
, 81 S25....--1Z5S sth nv. or
llr Sz5-...l363 Md.av.ne. ST.
lOr Sl4--------5uZ4z 20 Sc, Or
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b, 3r so so, g45 Md.av.sw. sr
llrl JZ2- 5O.....I835 3 Sc. 81
sri 1916 1lsh nw.5r
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. 6rlSlS.50- 222 Mass. aV-nw Or
l5ri Il8--.-...-Zf3I n NV. OF
5rllb..-....-5235 7 NV, sr
llrIsl6-50 325 Mass az. ne, 6r
zTlSlj-40- 1929 I7th nv. OF
4, IT SO, 500 + NV, office, Or
6rl3l5..60 G NV. rear. shop
BTliI5--.---501 D uW.ofice
SrISlz.S0......2324 y nw.6r
8rlSl2-50.....-SII 9Th ne, Or
llgl slZ. 40....435 10th sW .5r
.l0rlgIG.50-.-.--a8 K ne. 4r
l3rISl0. 4O--6I1 Morton nv, 5r
usel S1O.SO.9l6 21st nw.sto. II
4rl2lO------6i0 Z NV. Office
6Ti
OF property for rent. send
HEM & HENSEY Co.
SIC +. sell. 20. IS, oc3
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Dancing.

THE ORDWAY, 4sI uth St n W.-Everv
Tuesday, thursday. and Saturday even
ing. beginners class. 1880; advanced san
Lady assistants. Proper discretion used In
admitting scholars 70 our academy. Lesson.
SOC. six lessons, $3.50. Private lesson bv an
p0intment- Hall for rent. night or dav
se2f-50t PROF. CHAS. NJ WYNDHAM
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. sc. rps-
waltz and 2-step. 3 lessons: class 81 Dsr
month. Dancing hall for rent. Address. win
stamped envelope. X Y. z. Substatlon %.
se20-9t-eXSu
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HANDSOME OFFICES for rent IN the NUN.
yanla ave. between 18th and 18th sts Nod.
crate rents' heat Hght. and janitor service
free Inquire II. II. FULLER REALTY co
5l3-i4-l5 Munsey Building. se14-tf
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RAILWAY.

Trains leave District Line Station for Ches-
apeake Beach daily at $50 and 9.25 a. m and
$50 p,
Returning. leave the Beach at s:s5 a, m. 2:s0
and & 90 p.
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For Rent-Flats.

FOUR ROOMS and BATH hot and cold water;
heat and gas SIS; Ell on one floor. 1901 5th
-. NV se2s-2t
UNFINISHED or partly furnished, fat OF
three rooms, bath. heat. and gas. second
floor. 215 O st NV. sez7-3t
FOUR light and pleasant rooms; bath;
porches: I40 142l z st. ne. se27-st
THREE ROOMS ana bath. with heat 1914
18th st. se24-5t
FLAT for rem, Ils D 81 ne hvs rooms ana
bath. sel2-7t
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR SALE-Br0Wu horse. sound and a nn5
driver suitable for buggy or Tunabout; car
be seen al RYANS LIVERY STABLE, 4l
SJh ST NV. s=.S-gr
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For Rent-OmceS.

FOr keEt-UIhceS.
FOR RENT-Desirabls Office room on $1,000
floor. Warder building. corner 9Th and r SO
three large front windows. electric liaht and
steam heat Apply ROOM !. WsrdeT build
ing. gth and + SITS. aus-tf
FOR RENT-Furlished once. 81 Bond build
ing, mornings and evenings. Apply ? 10 5.s5
se26, % 90
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For Rent-StOres.

FOR REST-store with o. without Uvtps
rooms. Corner Kentucky ave. and z 81. Sc
seZ7-st
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Bachelor Apartment.

TWO ROOMS and bath, al eonvenienees, si9
up. SENECA. CT = a. NV. JanitOF on
premises se4-ff
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4. ~. Tor Remove daily. and ElniEa
k days. For WiIiiamsDort daily. SO
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For Rent
Furnished Houses.

UNUSUAL opportunity; lease and furniture:
easy terms; splendidly located rOoming and
table boarding Address ILLNESS. Times
once. Ee27-at