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New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The following Is selection from the proposal
received by Hindoo father for the hand OF his
daughter:
Dear Sir: 1t is with a fattering penmanship
that write to have communication with you about
the prospective condition Of your damsel offspring
For remote time to past. a secret passion has
firing my bosom internally with loving for your
daughter have navigated every channel in the
magnitude Of my extensive jurisdiction to cruelty
smother the growing love-knot that is being con-
structed in my within side. but the humid lamp Of
affection trimmed by Cupids productive hand still
nourishes my love-sicl1ened heart Needless would
1t be for me to numerically extemporize tho great
con1agration that has been generated in my head
and heart. My educational capabilities have aban-
doned me. and here I cling to those lovely
long tresses Of your much coveted daughter like a
marine-ship wrecked al the rock of love-"
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27

We desire to remind our readers aoho are
about to Iedue the city that THE TRIBUNE 4oiH
be sent bg mail to any address in this country
or abroad and address changed as often as de-
sired. Subscriptions may be giUen 10 your reg
aIOr dealer before IeGUing or, If more cOnUen.
tent, hand them in at THE TRIBUNE Office.
See opposite page for subscription rates.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27

It was a happy thought of the Lighthouse
Board to provide for the continuous sounding
of submarine signals from five lightships on
the Atlantic coast from June 1 to August l.
Eventually. no doubt, the service will be limited
to those days and hours when fog prevails m
asmuch as g. good deal is yet to be learned about
the system, however, special facilities for test
ing the range of the warnings which it gives
ought to prove instructive.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Departures from town. sailings for Europe and
arrivals from abroad fill the calendar OF society
Incoming liners as crowded as those leaving
port In fact, the fashionable set is on the wing
and. with the exception of Miss Cynthia Burke
Roches wedding to Arthur Scott Burden at Grace
Church June II. there is nothing OF importance
to keep people in town. now that the summer has
arrived. The coming week. in particular, will be
spent almost wholly in the country. for Memorial
Day on Wednesday Will take everybody out OF the
city. All the country clubs and yachting organiza-
tions have arranged elaborate programmes for the
occasion. and most of the country seats about New
York will be the scenes OF house parties. Perhaps
the most notable features OF the week will be the
long distance drive OF the Coaching Club. the wind
ing up of the early summer coaching season in
New York. the Belmont Park races and the we'd
ding OF Miss Justine De Peyster to Howard Town
send Martin Saturday at TivoH.
Bishop satterlee will oficiate at this wedding
Mrs. Johnston De Peyster. the mother OF the bride
has arranged for the conveyance of her guests to
T1voh by a special train from the Grand Central
Station. Frederick Townsend Martin will be hts
brothers best man. and Mrs. Garrett b Kip will
be her sisters only bridal attendant Miss De Pegs
ter is a daughter OF the late Colonel Johnston L
De Psyster and granddaughter OF General John
Watts De Peyster. who viii not. however. be at tho
wedding.
Miss Cynthia Roches wedding TO Arthur Scott
Burden will take place at 1850 o'clock on Monday
june IL IL Will De followed oy . wedding breakfast
and reception given by Mrs. James Burke Roche
the mother of the bride. at Sherry's Tho newly
married couple will spend their honeymoon IN El-
rope. Miss Natica Rives. Miss Evelyn Parsons
Miss Theresa Iseln. Miss Norah Iselin. Miss Sadie
Jones and Miss Mollie Moran will be the brides
maids. The brides eldest brother Is. after his
father the heir to the peerage and estates OF
his uncle. Lord Fermoy.
Among other weddings Is that OF Miss wilhelrnine
Clafin. daughter OF MFR. and Mrs. John Claflin TO
Gustavus T. Kirby OF Mr.. and Mrs Thomas e
Kirby. OF No. - East 55th street the Church OF
the Ascension. June p. 1t will be followed by a
reception given by the brides parents at their home
In Washington Square North
Mip AnfsA 6~ndsp wedding Be EArofd Affnost
IN ~ RAe& g Nsw1eus- en Swa = snA vm
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27

By the death of the late Justice Dixon one
of the finest and most efficient exemplars and
administrators of the proverbial Jersey JUS
tice' is removed, but there is no reason to doubt
that its enviable reputation for the prompt
and infexibe enforcement of law will be main
tained by our sister commonwealth.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27

The American dime novel is too strenuous for
Berlin. and the street sale of it has been for
hidden by the police. The "blood and thunder
stories Of American origin are held responsible
for a deplorable outbreak of Juvenile crime. and
henceforth some milder intellectual tonic will
be given to youths which will not lead them to
hold-ups on the Inter den Linden. If Hans.
however, cannot get the fiction staple he wants.
he is less acute and persistent than the Arneri-
can boy, whose chief delight is to battle the
"cop."
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
Tribune.

The deadliest Of snakes is said to be the mamba
African cobra 1t flies at everybody and every
thing; IT out of its way 10 quarrel; II will even
come down from tree to solicit an interview
Over in India there is the great king cobra, or
Hamadryad, size larger, quite as herce-it has
been known to chase man on horseback; he had
to ride for his life-but his poison is a degree less
virulent The difference. however. may be consid-
cred negligible, and to interest the patient
after few minutes Among the Australian
cobras. the pit vipers of America and the great
West African vtpers there are species with evil
regulations and the most alarming feature is that
the aggressive snakes all desperately poisonous
Striking Coincidence.-Mr Gotsum-Maria. how,
to see Nellie?
Mrs. Gotsum-Iet me see. You remember when
the papers puohshed that story about your having
sold gold mine for half nillion7 Yes? Well as
nearly as recall II, that's the time when he be-
gan coming.-Chicaso Tribune.
An Australian town near Melbourne had a strange
visitation. An army OF frogs probably from a near
by morass swarmed into the town. They covered
the roads and got into the houses whence ths
holders had TO sweep them shovel them The
episode caused somewhat of a scare In the minds
OF the superstitious. and OF the old folk de-
clared the end of the world was at hand The in
vasion. however. finally passed on to some mora
congenal home to sing it's chorus of '.Brek-kek
kek-kelS koax,' which Aristophanes has put into
their mouths
The Retort Courteous-AIiss Oldwun-rve re-
fused many many Offers Of marriage.
Gayboy (absent- t-mindedly1-very thouxhtful ana
rom MesSsnaorrssT rs hiassss A''Sss0 iaf xs'@A
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27

A distinguished foreigner visiting the gal
leries of one Of the branches Of Congress re-
marked the other day. after listening to one OF
our Congressional orators. that he could under
stand the gentlenan's words even IL he was not
able to comprehend the gentIemans meaning.
In its essentials craftsmanship seems to be much
the same all the world over.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27

Now that Professor Riggs advises people to
eissw lava as a kind Of panacea for all fls, the
recent eruption Of Vesuvius nay turn out to be
blessing, even though 2seety thoroughly dis
guised.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27

We gotten comm rightalorg.
No matter where ut is.
You bet theySee ut goodanstrong;
They gotta stick to biz.
They gotta have the dope to hand
The same as yoursanmine-
The kind at folks canunnerstand;
They gottagitinline.
No usatalkin'! It's the stuff!
Some langwldges may be
FLamedup tub rattle plain enough.
But not fer youanme.
Chey gottahave our Telegraph.
Our can goods an machines.
An talk that cuts the time in half
But tells just wottitmeans.
Well. wotchago'n'todo9 These days
You gotta watchyer curves,
Urrelse some feller's foxyways
Ii glttonto yer nerves.
Those Japs is Johnnyonthespot:
An theyc'n use Their eyes
An learn the game. 1 tellyuwot.
Those Japs Is gittinwisel
You betchuh! 'Sposen you er me
Has got some speech tub shed
Wy wennysezzit, can't yuh see
Yuh know just wotty said?
Those Japs is next tub wottisright,
They gottit doped out fine;
They gotta talk as we'll as fight-
They gottagitinline!
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27

OF course an apology was promptly forthcom-
ing for the slight placed upon the colored
brother at the Princeton Seminary alumni ban
quet Of the General Assembly at Des Moines.
The colored brother, however. missed the dinner
to which he was invited and those who have
tried it assert that an apology is a poor sub
stitute for a dinner.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27

Guam now has four cables. and II it has any
thing to say 1t cannot complain TO its facili
ties.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27

The aldernanic salary has been doubled. Now,
if the Legislature or the Governor can hit upon
device by which the aldermen can be made
worth their salaries to the city. everybody will
be happy.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
THE SPOKEN LANGUAGE.

1T is announced that the japanese, who shown
THAR admiration for American methods In many ways
will now adopt our language also
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27

Mizp AnfsA 6~ndsS wedding Be Earofd Mnsost
0W A4e RAa& g Nsw2en- en- tzna = enA vm
New-York tribune., 1906-05-27
About People and SOcfdI incidents.

serve to begin the gayeties OF the sssso, a.
The wedding Of Miss Marie Montant to Hu,.,~-as ~
Norton at Oyster Bay. viii likewise serve - s.A'
mer resort sun
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Sale of Brick.

SALE OF BHICk-PuIsuaut % q decree y
the Corporation Court OF the city Of AlezGu-
dria, Virginia. rendered in a certain cause
therein depending wherein Hugh j. Ph Hips
was the complainant and the Jackson T. iIlluz
signed viii otter for sale at public auction
on The property Of the JaclCsou-P Phillips Bricr
Company IN the county OF Alexandria Vir-
glnia. on SATURDAY. DECEMBER lST
1896 At O'CLOCK p NJ. about hun
5rod thousand 600, ,G40l brick. consisting Of
good red. arch and salmon, manufactured by
The Jackson-philiips Brick Company. TIE
property u the Jtckson-PhiIiips Brick Com
pauy on which the said sale Will take IIaCe
Is AZ Brick Haven, Alexandra a county, Eir-
eiuia. The bricFs viii be offered hrst rs a
whole. ana If q satisfactory bid is not Sc
cured they viii be sold by the thousand a
deposit Of 500 per hundred thousand viii be
required at tine of sale. and the balance TO
be paid in ten days. MALCOLM HUFTX
Washington, D. c. J. K. N. NORTON. Aiex-
Rndria. va. ao2Q-ilk
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Wall Paper.

WA. v. MAHONEY, the man that ma Ia
paperhanglng famous; reliable prompt ahea o .
legal guarantee covers all our work send
postal for free samples and estimate Main
store, 603 PENNSYLVANIA ave Sc teIephone
East lli-t.t OF Following agencies; De Maine
Bowie, Md; 10 Monroe ST. Anacostia: New
combe's drug store, Congress Heights: COZ
New York ave NV; 1Z30 = 81. Sc: Cona,ray's 8
store. Laurel. Md: General Store. Glendale.
Postofnce Colonial Beach, Va; Ingalls, Real
Estate once, Hyattsville. Nd. Shaw's store
IwtninE city Lloyd's store, Seabrooke, Nd
New agency, just established. Luerrsons drug
store BrooAland. nozs-7t
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NnRTHWEET


GOLDENBERG'S 5th and X sts. NV,
3. KANN, SONS & CO. Sth ana Market space.
ERVIN's CIGAR STORE. l4Ih and Fla, ave.
ERNIS'S CIGAR STORE, zsl@ l4th 81 NV
W. h. MCNULTI, Cigar Store, l4th and p NV.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton 81
Nelson, ProprietuTss corner Rhode Island
ave. Isl anu Il SITS. NV.
ROBERT T. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy. 18th and Harvard sts. NV
i. FRENCH SIMPSON cor 7th 81. Rhode
Island ave. ana X 81 NV.
II. 4. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th 81. and Mass
CHAs {. HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy.
sW. cor. I'm ana M SITS. NV.
DOM d SANFORD. New York ave- and
North Capitol ST.
r. a EEITCH. 2Jth and N SITS. NV.
OCIGLEA's s PHARMACY. 2lst and G sts- nv.
GILLETTE s. CO. l4th ana J. sts- NV.
5. NJ WAGNER & Co. lst and h SITS. NV.
]. 4. TAYLOR, cor. SIN and = sts. nw.
EUGENE II. NICHOLS Ig0l Pa ave. nv.
SOBLE%tH PHARMACY. North Capitol st..
ana Florida ave.
NORTHEAST.
FORsTON7s BOTANICAL. PHARMACY. cor
18th ST and Florida ave. ne
CHAS. Ii. BLUMER n Cap and II sta ne.
AeCHEsNEY q JOACHIM. cor. ID and Z sts
SOUTHEAST.
4. Z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts.
ODONNELL DRUG CO.. 6th and q sts.
IL 3. fEAL4s NV. coz. 18th and Pa ave.
SOUTHWEST.
y. HUGO ElSE%BEISS, 7th and 3 streets
ANACOSTIA
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
BROOKLAND. d. C.
ARTHUR Il +. LCERSsEN. Drug store.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. /. cAKNE g Co, 703 King 81.
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Dentistry.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No ess~acting.
no pain: look. feel. act. and last d er than
natural teeth shrunkea faces made normal;
painless nning. DR. J. J. WILSON, 1903 +
81. NV llcs5-ssJt
FIRST-CLASS WORK. LOW pRICES-Set
4 teeth, e up; gold CROWNS 50 up gold
filings, 81 Gpf silver nIIingS s6c. work
guaranteed: no pain. DR. GEO l. ED
MONDS $40 / ST. nv. no-5-5lt
DRS. o. W. X ". J. ELZEY, DENTISTS.
3 ". Cor. 10th and + SITS y ~
Geld crown and BEicgework SHsciaiist
Satisfaction guaranteed or money positively
refunded; moderate prices. Phone NJ 4ssa
Open evenings at hraCch office. 40 Penn
syiVnia ave. So. % 2 pm. ncse-ts
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HOuSefuFniShinGs.

We HAVE 90 cooking and heating stoves
new and secondhand Of all descriptions: you
can save Soc on TIE dollar by buying from as
t2.ss FOR SANITARY COUCH; heating and
cooking stoves. paFlSr and bedroom suites.
s. per week go-carts. $50: lowest prices
cash and credit. REDMOND'S. sIS 7th 81
~. no2-tf
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NOnsEediCal Healing.

PROF. IT. y. j.. PARKER. Specialist and
Practitioner OF the JuNud tthe FreuCEl Meth
% OF Enforced Circulation. in extensive and
successful use il tie hospitals OF France and
Germany and Bonn University. The French
government has directed its use ia their hos
pltalss now presents the same Tor the favor
able consideration Of those suffering from
lJCumOtOT atdNia. rheumatism. uaraIvsts
brlghts disease. and all ailments Of = in
durable tso-CstltedI nature, no medicine. knife
~ unpleasant examination. Pamphlets aud
consultation free. Office. suites = ana g. 1928
New York ave Hours; 10 % T.; 20 &
no.z-St
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Bicycles. 5.

tlItSI-CLASS bitycIe latest improved. il
perfect condition; viii cell cheap Apply a-
once 10 tanitor. STRAYERS BUSINESS coll
ishGE, cor. llth and l. sts nv uc.1-st
1OG WONT HAVE TIME To Walk, Mr..
business Man next month. even your Office
boys time VIII mean money 10 you Gail auc
sec our line oI bicycles, Cleveland chainless
crescent Tribune Eclipse, Columbia and %
other standard makes cheap. lie pennsyI-
vania ave. nv. no2f-5t
WANTED-TO buy every second hard bicYeis
In Washington. {. 7. HUNTER. The BE-
cycle Man. IlS Pennsylyani aye. ~. Oe2A-R
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Personal.

open sunday ler- 1923 Sth 81 nw In
MADAME ilA re -eals past present future.
consult lnls gifted palmlst on business. health
l9Nci Speculation. $50 Eyo nv u1ZS-2r
NINE. ZENITA. Cgairyoyaut and PaIrUisr
t2l5 9Th sr. NV. rr0~g -
WoRlNINGAEN, this IS Of special irnnart-
Hnce % you we have a fne line of taiI ,r-
made pNerc1ats and suits u clothes worn a
little, az prices g. suit the man who has to
STAND. 5I| 49, loas--r
EHADEOitD'S s DETECTIVE AGENCY. SUITE
"a. COLORADO BUILDING. 1gth and ~
fLone Main -o-l- Expert specialists in deIl-
cate aud intricate Investigations. any cause.
lll sections. absolute secrecy guaranteed. For
night service. phOrs residence NJrth sgt2
u1ZJ-6t
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FOR SALE-GF0ceFy store, stock and Gx-
lures. cheap for cash. 18th and " stE. Hw.
nGeS-3t
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COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG.
PRoPHEToLOGIsT.

Extraordinary cIairvoyant power, combined
with superior knowledge OF paInfstry en-
aples me 20 read your life. infancy 10 Old
age giving commOH-seT SO advice in love
marriage, divorce. az family affairs. how
10 iascinatu one Of your desire. reuuite the
separated, remove evil influence; true uarh
70 Adppy and fortunate life Information
clear, concise. and 20 the point. giving names.
dates. and facts. 12I gTH ST II IN
CONSULTING CLAIRNOYAET SPECIALIST
nol4-tf
IF YOU ARE GIVING Up housekeeplnr
ard wish 20 sell part or all OF your furniture.
send for the man who has tie reputation OF
20 years fair dealing, MARCUS NOTES. sz5
yth St NV, phone Main 5ITl. noI0-tf
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FOR sALE-Fox terriers months old: rea-
sanable. 1916 5th ST law. nos7-Jt
JUST FEW MORE hore-raised canaries Isff.
viii sell at 81 each and now IS the tirsr -
plant bulbs such rs Chinese lilies hyaciuths
tulips etc. have aiso new lot OF c1Ili,e
black and taHs. Japanese pugs. bull ter
IIers. fox terriers. also me buIliinches IIsrtz
canaTies. parrots, E1innsAeS, etc. SCEAifp.S =
BIRD STORE. a. l2LI -. NV. uoZg-tf
TRY Leg S BIRD STORE, 1851 5tB 81 NV
Yellow heads. Amazon. Panama. Isle q Pines
Cuban, red heads and dwarf parrots monkeys
mormosius. goldfish cansTies. dogs no2l-tf
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For Rent
UafHrRished Rseuls.

| THREE second toor rooms light housekeep-
/ lngi heat. gas; one small room CA top f!o5r.
I 3lA Indiana ave. ti,7s-q5
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help Wanted-Female.

WANIIb-A woman FOR general housevorIx.
nv 10
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Stove Repairing, Etc.

LET Is REPAIR YOUR STOVE, range. or
latrobe; charges small; work guaranteed
Phone Main sass oT drop postal. lis Pa. ave NV
no2S-30t
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BENS-We call and make KEYS anywhere IN
the c;ty fcT S5cs prompt service electric bells
burglar alarms, and electric Eas lighting our
specialtiesi drop postal OF phone Sorth $50.
PERCY 5. ANGLE 4 CO, 1922 lfth "a. NV.
nCI7-tf
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ANACOSTIA-
BURI'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson SIS.
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Advertisements VIII be accepted at any or
the following branch offices al regular office
rates. II IL is iucUuysnient % leave advertise
Meuls al either a branch office or The Times
Business Oulce, they may be telephOneu direct
20 The Times Main $1,000. AMI messenger
Wul call 10 collect without additional charge
% the advertiser
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For Rent
Furnished or UniurHisked Rooms.

Furnished or URfurHisked Rooms.
TWO delightful rooms, 1875 10Th st. nW.
uu2S-it
FRONT ROOM. first no1r. uufurnIshea ss.
third floor, furnished, So TWO shops. eal n
81. Hw. uozs-.r
FOR RT>,T-One large front room. furnished
or unfuruIshedi heat, gas, and bath. t54 b
sr. ne. nogI-et
FOR REST-Uuturuishe or furnished r5orDs
near cars; reasonable. references. 242 u 81
Lost
sTRAYED from 1901 pa st. NV. white fox
terrier. black tall black spot on D.. K and
brown head. Liberal reward paid for re-
COYoTy. II
LOsT-Oue Chase laprobe. Return to Ar
i-ANIIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO. 9Th and Z
Sts. NV reward no1S-5J
L.OsT-Thursday- black ana white hound
lost, sunday, white hound, with Ight yellow
spots ~'Tard' ss5 II 81. sW. II
LCl- r. die hound: blscIl and tan answers
name Bees. Liberal reward IL returned 10
'49 6th st, NV noes-St
I.OsT-Grelt Dane puppy. striped. suitable
reward re,urn lz5l h 81. ne Il
lost - Brooch containing II d.emonds
between Washington and BruuinB race course,
saturday, November =. valued on account Of
association. Liberal reward ~ returned 90
the GENEVA APARTMENT HOUSE. Apart
ment g. no27-3t
LOsT-At Ruth chapter. black spangled fan
Reward II returned 10 ls55 I2th ST. NV.
noeI-3t
LOST-Saturday evening. small purse with
bunch Of KEYS with a small amount of
money. Please iea-c keys az 1vS H 81. NV.
No.
LOST-Iargc envelope containing blank
checks aad other papers. Finder please re
turn 70 ofiCc CHAS. C. GATES & CO. Nun
sey Bldg. II
LOsT-Sote book. 18th and II sts NV. Re
turn 80 Home Life Bag. no27-2t
of money and valuable papers. Return to c.
F. LEM, 204 nth 81. NV, and receive large
reward uo27-2t
LOsT-B0ston bull terrier. weight about
twenty-four pounds; face half white and
ha.f brinGlc; answers 10 name of BaIdy.
suitable reward Y returned 70 ADAMS EN-
PRESS co. uo26-3t
LOST-.ady's open fa,e silver watch with
sta and II NV Reward as Massa chusetts
ave nw- no26-3l
LOsT-Pocketbook. Saturday night. about
l0.5n. in rear Of feed store. Florida ave. and
il ue. Please VeIur4- 20 above address; So
reward NM- UkWlLEE- no2s-6t
LosT-An The rats Ia our house. by BAR
CLAY. The Ferret Aan. 9s7 Louisiana ave
ses-tf
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TWO or three large rooms on second n1or.
sunny and pleasant. lay window; water gas
bath 41G l. st Sc mos al
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Musical.

FOR SALE-A collection of valuable old vio-
lins by Italian, French and German makers.
must be sold at once. 2025 18th ST. NV.
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WANTED-A boy 10 attend cigar an
news stand az hotel, reference required
Address BOX 204, Times Office. no2S-3t
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.
r. /. CARNE q CO., 7O3 King -.
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WANTED-Giu about I5 D. assist with gen
eraI houseWork. part or all day. 1876 q FL
NV NO. DO
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Wanted-Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, car
pets, stoves bric-a-braC, and all kinds OF
household goods BAUAFS FURNITURE
SHOP. lath and Y sts. NV, Phone North 1918.
Formerly 9th ana u uo16-s0t
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Floor Oil.

TRY HUNTERS floor oil; S5c gallon this
week. Regular price. Soc Drop postal II3
Pcnnsylr lrauia ave. nv nCas-25t
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Help Vented
HaIo nn Eou,zF.


Al 9Th ST. NW.-Wanted. girl or boy to do
general houseWork. no2S-gt
WAATED-IOu 20 know we teach ali stand
ard systems Of shorthand and typewritfnE
and can prepare pupils for positions IN 9l
90 50 days; special afternoon sessions for Gov
eminent employees. STENeEE2. srIIC ACAD-
EMY, Colorado building. uo4-96t
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WANIED-To buy or rent, Eyp that
has WhelDed since Sunday. lzl5 l ct
Gw. uo2S-5f
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BROOKLAND, d. C.
ARTHUR H. F. LEERSSEN, Drug Store.
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Storage.

100 DRY AND CLEAN separats storage r0omS
Packing. shipping. ana moving a specially
PEOPLES STORAGE AND EMPRESS co
q, r. CLIFFORD & CO. PEopFietors. Phone
-. 3940-M 1850 7th ST NV. noI5-slt
WHY PAY IORE7 We store for 7Sa a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4fS-4e8-423
10th ct. NV. Phone Main 1928. sss-g0t
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
1420 You StFest.
INBESIEE CrIIBIE.
loo rooms; silver vaults, =--cEhProof rocrns.
money advanced at per cent per aunuul on
goods stored - this building Let our sSri-
maI0F cal.
PACKING. DEAxTNa AND szxFRxna
syZ1-tf
lygT-u
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Miscellaneous.

LOANS on furniture. s. TO $50, by pfivate
party. Address BOX 197. Times Office. nosS-8t
FOR SALE-On easy weekly OF monthly nav
luents, a hne line OF lace curtains portieres.
comforts. blankets. pictures. mirrors etc
send postal, / VIII call Mr. HARTMANN
.4l sth 81. NV. nog7-st
ELEGANTLY dtting skirts made for 50: also
stylish coats 50, furs remodeIed into fash
iouable shapes. u14 q ST. NV. noe7-St
MRS. s. SMITH, cleaner Of lace curtains ana
fancy pieces exclusively. Phone Main 59lS ~
bJ6 ii 81. NV. noI4-Isr
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELF You
win be agreCably surprised II you VIII !s,
me sell u for you. MARCUS NOTES, 426 eth
81, NV. Phone Main STA. nol0-ts
A.-oLD CARPET WOVEN INTO me ar.
rugs only weaving concern here WASH
INGTON RUG CO. 95I 5th 81. Phone 4s25-
ap6-tf
YOU CAN RUN YOUR BUSINESS with 800
few employes-N you are satisfied TO make
little money-or even 10 lose q little Rut
you may be able 10 date your prosperity
from the time you published some Help
wanted ads.