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The Washington times., 1906-06-04

sfAfE RITA the Worlds Greatest PalmiSt
and card Reader, only astroioger IN WASH
ington, is holding receptions at 723 9th 81
NV Fee 25c ard Soc rnvl2-s0t p
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Pension Vouchers.

PENSION VOUCHERS executed. minimum
fee, Immediately sent 10 Pension Agency
1924 New York ave, 1871 Corcoran ST. Phone
n 1887, y sissy. Additional charge. &c, II
called elsewhere je2-St
PENSION VOUCHERS EXECUTED.
ROLAND g BOOTH
Notary Public
Removed 20 OURAY BUILDING
7o4 Sth 81. n. W. First Floor. te2-tf
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Help Wanted-Nale.

WANIED-Boys Il years OF age and over for
wrapping bundles and special boys with
Wheels). also boys over 10 years of age as
stock clerks and for our delivery wagons;
good chances for advancement; highest sal
aries Apply S. KANN. SONS & co.
Je4-3t
WANTED-A young man with some expert
ence TO assist IN a mems furnishing store
Saturdays Address BOX 81. Times Office.
Je4-3t
WANTED-TwO experienced bus boys: $40 A
week. MARYLAND QUICK LUNCH. $40 sth
st. NV 1t
WANTED-A good barber at once. lO9ls 9Th
st. NV. II
WANTED-Colored boy over Is in store: bring
references. 1729 18th st W. II
wANTED-Soda hoy at once. CHRISTIAN
PHARMACY. 7th and NJ SITS. NV. 1t
WANTED-At e22 N ST. NV 2 coIored boy
about sixteen. - make himself useful about
the house. II
WANTED-A frst-cass barber at once. 1925
y. Y ave- NV. 1t
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What's Better When You're Hot

than Z cold bottle of delicious refreshing
Royal Pilsen?' Keep this light beer or
hand. Phone Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
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non SATF-CHFA

FOR SALE-CHEAP,
1G0. 900 second hand brick; 200 loads bats: tim
Der, Doors. windows. and all kinds OF building
material. lis 9TH St ". or on lob. 9Th st.
and Virginia ave. sw- LOHR WRECKING
AND CONSTRUCTION CO.. 115 1st st sW-
102-1ot
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For Rent-Typew-iters.

SPLENDID REMINGTON and Dsnsmors
very low rental Address BOX IS Times
once. je3-3t
REMINGTON, No s, fine condition; very
low rental Address BOX 1IS, Times Office
ie2-St
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Miscellaneous

NOTICE-The hardware and bicycle bust
ness Of NJ. a LEWIS was moved from 733
9TH St NV 10 IS3s Pennsylvania ave. NV.
jeS-st
A-OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO fine art
rugs: only weaving concern here WASH
INGTON RUG Co. So 9th st. NV. Phone
1925. ap6-tf
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For Sale-AutomObiIeS.

GREAT BARGAINS in cIincher cases, 40
per cent discount. factory clearance: retread-
ing: vulc2nizing. expert tube repairing; quick
servtcei reduced prices. JONES TIRE
WORKS. eo2-604 = St Phone NJ. s95s-
!e4-l0t
AU1OMOBILE-F1r condition: new
tires; easy to Operates hrst check for $50
takes this bargain. Can be seen at 72z 18th
St. between and y. Dentist 5e5-3t
FOR SALE-OIds runabout, IN perfect con-
dition, cheap; phone North S522-Y and VIII
call and demonstrate. OF address Te2 Gresham
81. je2-st
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TTEPWRITERS. IN good working CIDER. $50
and Up. Remiugtous, Cnderwoods. Olivers,
Smith Premiers, and other standard makes
y. NJ MINNIX CO. Inc, III q 81. NV.
le1-u
LET Us PUT your typewriter in good order
after the winters work Prices reasonahte;
work guaranteed. TYPEWRITER. Ex-
CHANGE AND OFFICE OCTFITTERS. AL
G St uy1s-u
THE TRUST Is trying 10 Kill composition IN
CASH REGISTERS. but We are selling Hall
woods at 500 below TRUST prices HALL
WOOD CASH REGISTER AGENCY. sol z
ct. NV nyii-tf
FOR SALE-Nfaklng a complete clearance ot
all the second hand pianos and all the rental
pianos IN stock now al seusationaIly small
prices Here few of the bargains:
Chickering upright. 500; Hazelton BIOS up
right, 1928; Kimball upright. sI25: New Eng
land upright, $780, Chic;sering upright. $50;
Irving upright. SI75: Vose & Sons SIS; Stod-
ard upright, $40: Stteff upright 500;
Knabe upright S235; Sohnner upright s2s5
and over forty others Easy terms o J.
DeMOLL 8 CO. 12s1 c st mys1-tf
FOR sALE-Two carloads window screens
and doors screens 12l4c Up. doors. SIC up;
extra wide doors; carload In stock: knock
down frames. &c: wire lac square foot;
screens made TO order. Z5c- KLEEBLATTS s.
nth and sts- ne uyl-2no
FOR SAIE-Lady's two-wheel cart: fne con-
dition- MRS PRETT NICHOLSON. Bright
wood. D G. je2-St
COMBINATION brass electric and sas chan
Florida ave- ne Phone ZIG r. 3o9-st
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Country Board.

GLEN ECHO. Nd; % minutes from civ.
roomy cottage newly furnished: accouuno-
odtlon 1Qr eighteen or twenty young men.
as club OF singIy: best country board s.
Der week: special rates by month or season
Fresh vegetables and fowls from my own
place. excellent canoeing and nshinE: large
boatncuse for canoes without extra. charge
Ms = r JOHNSTON. Glen Echo Nd
tIdyllwo0d stRtion). 1es-Tt
THE NAPLES Pleasant. country place for
bcarders; large, shady lawn; plenty vege-
tables, chickens. milk. eggs: terms mod
crate. near Dunn LOring station. MRS. R S.
PORTER, Aerriheld, Va. je2-4s
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Homecoming Week for Kentuckians

Louisville. June 1917. $16-25 for the round
trip, via Baltimore q Ohio. Tickets sold
Tor afternoon trains June Q. and all trains
June 10 TO y, valid for return until 23d,
bur may be extended 20 July 23d. Three
splendid trains daily.
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For Kent
EurnisheI Rooms

FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms. second
hoor; gas. porcelain bath; gentlemen; refer
ehce given. IVA pennsylvania ave. NV
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. s. to $40: for
gentlemen iil4 lith ST. jes-3t
FOR RENT-Three furnished: light house
keeping: adults. 800 % St Sc je4-St
FOR RENT-smsu furnished room large
closet. water on same floor 93l New York
ave. nH- jes-2t
FOR RENT-Two bright airy front Tooros
furnished fo- light housekeeping T3s 81 81
NV. IL
FOR RENT-Furnisbed complete for house
keeping three connecting rooms: also con-
meeting rooms; Sl6- sSI 9 St NV. je4-St
FOR RENT-LArge cool nicely unfinished front
room. 1903 sth 81. NV. je4-st
FOR RENT-Four furnished rooms. two com
munictting rooms and double parIOr. 4II5s C
At NV 3e4-st
6l1 9Th ST NW.-LArge furnished rooms
go. s. week. Tor housekeeping. Je4-st
FOR RENT-TwO furnished rooms, ! on third
hoor. loll st. nv. 1e4-5t
FOR RENT-Choice OF cheerful newly T1-
nishsd adjoinipg. also single rooms, s. weekly
Up. Opposite park 45l G. 81 NV 3e4-2t
FURNISHED front room 70, two gentlemen.
~ June 10 6zS % ST. nv je2-3t
FOR Handsomely furnished suite
entire second noor for housekeeping; excep-
uQnS!ly ciean' reduced rent 1904 l. NV.
FOR RENT-En;.re second hoor Of s2I IN
q. NV. OF nve rooms Apply M Baum.
Goldenbergs. 7th and X SITS. 3es-2t
ROOMS Furnished. second-foor of three
rooms ana porcelain bath; single OF en- suite;
no HgnI housekeeping. private homes desr-
aDle and convenient. S9s K ST NV Je5-St
NICELY furnished and unturnishsd rooms
hIsL and second noors. a. 4 81. NV.
Jes-2t
FoR RENT-In the Farragui. corner ! ana
Z md hal - H--=~-A
corner apartment. reduced rent 20 expiration
or lease october l. Inquire at FARRAGCT
NICELY NJ furnished front rooms. SL55. s.. s.
EURYIsHED F. rooms Tor light Housekeeping.
4Wo 5-Iy y ROOMS ;; ready for Light hoasekesplnE.
10 Isl s. NV je2-5t
PLEASANT room for summer; summer price
us 10Th ST NV tes-st
l5s5 NEW JERSEY AVE NW.-For house
.,. Nee ping, tNo or three completely furnished
rooms cooking gas: references ,e2-3t
EURNIsHED rooms with board II25 New
--S jest
szo-rWo fno rooms. second moor. complete
range dishes. Light. and gas Sas Ist 81
SUMNER RATES. deIIghtfuI location Ig7a
.t - &c -. NV. second-story roonn, near
FURNISHED ROOMS in desirable location
opposite judiciary square. ~ 4:h ST nv.
WANTED-TO " rent four furnished roo-,s
private house responsible party that viii
Ae~P premises absolutely clean. no Children
references essential. terms mod crate can Sll,
day. week days after pm, 1872 North CapI-
tol ST. S,S-+
TWO furnished front rooms 81 ana IS per
month; gas and porcelain tub. SO John Mar
shall place NV seS-er
TWO beautiful, communicating rooms. IiRht
housekeeping hail room. S. SO Ist St NV
near E Saq7r
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. four nrst noo-
rooms. nicely furnished. fo- Housekeeping;
20 per month l1l9 18Th st 3e2-s'
NICELY FURNISHED second aoor front
room 80 II ST. NV yeS-st
TWO LARGE rooms. third floor: light house
keeping. SO 1z5iR 9th ST NV Je2-st
FOR RENT-Very desirable furnished rooms
1873 sJh 81. NV rnvs1-sr
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

wANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand IN IS hours; attain a speed OF
IS to 100 words in $50 hours, and We viii pro-
cure a position for you. We teach also Pit
man, Graham Gregg, and Barnes systems,
typewriting, and Spanish STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY, Colorado building. Phone NJ
Ia. le4-9yl
WANTED-AIan and wife without children on
a small farm, near city Z. A LOGAN.
Sligo, Md je3-2t
WANTED-Picture agents; ladies and gen
tlemen: good money made 2OS 7th St sw.
rnyl2-3Ot
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ANACOSTIA-
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe an
Jefferson sts-
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Rooms and Board.

1882 S ST. Nw.-Rooms and board for a
gentleman IN private family; reference
wANTED-Two boarders for nicely furnished
bay window front room with flTst-class board;
bath: "a per week each. 1025 22d St NV
Jest
PLEASANT front room. good board. suit
able for two; reasonable. IL p st. ne. near
North Capitol. je2-4t
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL 18th and
New York ave. overlooking White House.
Etrst-class family hotel; double rooms. S4S
up: single room. S25 per month: good board;
transisnt2. 81 per day and up. mySo-15r
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Storage.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
1870 YCu st.
IndeStructihle.
Store your household goods IN
the new building free RON
vermin.
Rugs and carpets cleaned
Let our estimator call
jes-tf
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, pianos. etc
stored at reasonable rates. ADAM A
WESCHLER. Auctioneer. go Pennsylvania
ave. NV. Phone I2S2. rn52s-sOt
CENTRAL STORAGE ROOMS. I40s II ST NV
New building; clean. light. and well ven
tilate6- Low rates. We pack and shIp TO
all points. BROWN & FOLSOM Auction
eers. ProprietOrs- Phone 2520- my22-s0t
WHY PAY MORE? We store for T5c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., 4lS-490-425
iath st. NV Phone Main 42Z9- uy1-90t
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For Sale-BicycIeS.

FOR SALE-ChaInless Rambler bicycle 80; IN
good condition 49, 9th st ne See FRED
hand bicycles Of almost any kind, any make.
and any price you want 70 pay for q wheel.
LEWIS. Is2S Pennsylvania ave NV je2-3t
FOR SAL.E-RambIer smell. Iver Johnson.
and nifty others. good as new cheap. I5
Pennsylvania ave. NV. 3e2-2t
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Observation-Disclosures

WE PAY READY CASH: bring your cast
on on ,ciotnlhg 70 me; viii pay tie very highest
ctsh prices FOR them; phone 23eS; drcr 0stal-
VIII can l. KEsSLER, I204 7th ST nw
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't D-1t
away your old clothing. shoes. hats and
shlrts before seeing me. as 1 pay highest
cash prices for them Drop postal, VIII cal
n dbWIftZ. 12OS 7th st NV Je4-l5t
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid Tor worn
garments. ladies' or gentlemen's- Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and I wEl call any
hour b TARSHES. IS0s 7th ST NV, Phone
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE car
pets, stoves, bric-a-brac, and all kinds OF
household goods. BAUMS FURNITURE
SHOP. l4th and y SITS NV Phone North 1914
Formerly sth and L. my25-59t
WANTED-S. KEBESHY, 1906 7th st NV
VIII pay the highest cash prices FOR ladies'
gents. and children's CASTOR clothing and
shoes and hats Address n postal and I VIII
call Phone \. 2260-M ny2s-S0-
BIG MONEY PAID Tor desirable furniture
carpets: Will pay fun value for stoves IA
good eonchion. Office furniture and house
hold goods OF all kinds; contents especially
ID. NOTES 60 Louisiana ave Phone NJ S5Jg
HIGHEST CASH PRICES uaid for cId iroT
oSs ossSs SopDe5, ls9d, Zne and general mer-
AND METAL CO. SCn and L SITS. NV Phone
North 2sl2-A. apZz-s5t
WANTED-At once 900 feather beds. by THE
-
highest spot cash prices for them Please
send postal 20 SOUTHERN FEATHER co
5i5 6th 81. NV. r,yqs-a5t
wANTED-Gazoiene engine. about I5-h0rss
power; must be IN good running order II A
Prank. brentwood road. y. c. ja2-2t
WANTED-To buy a combination transit and
level Apply 20 O. y. ZANTZINGER ga
McGin building. mysi-tT
TO BUY collection OF stampg. Address BOX
ls1. Times Office jeg-gt.
WANTED-To buy gents furnishing goods
store; reasonable rent with living rooms:
give location or no attention will be given:
also state about what price asked. no agents
Address CASH. Times Office II
BRICK LAYING. piasteriag, etc: competent
workmen; low prices PETERS, 73s Gth 81
ne. fes-2t
WANTED-PUrchasers for 10000 brick
lumber OF all kinds. doors. sash blinds
moldingE. etc. etc. second hand. but better
than new, at about half the cost Apply
al buildings now being wrecked. Maryland
ave and 18th St sv-. or 10 headquarters for
builders supplies OF all kinds T. EDE.
CT. tRK, Builders' Supplies. 1S15 New Jersey
ave NV Phone \. Zls. je5-5t
HOUSEREEPERs. ATTENTION. Ordinary
windows e&pertIy cleaned, Sc each; postal
ELLIOTT I23o Ith NV je5-4r
IRON BENCH. 20 80 IN cemetery. Address
BOX rs. Times Crice- 1e3-3t
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A FINE Jersey COW and calf Inquire oE
JOSEPH MCENERNET, Arlington. Va,
Columbia Pike 5e3-St
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Wanted-AgentS

I GIVE to everybody chance 20 make from
s. to SO per day by selling high-art eTnbroid-
cred shirt waist patterns and suits Open
from am TO Z pm. UNITED STATES
EMBROIDERY WORKS e19 81. NV
uny29-30t
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BROOKLAND. d. c.
ARTHUR H T. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
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FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms second
floor; gas. porcelain bath; gentlemen; refer
ence given. l724 Pennsylvania ave. NV
1es-3t
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Music and EIocution.

SUCCESSFUL TEACHERS, piano and vio-
lin. want few summer pupils; 5Oc lesson Ad-
dress BOX 126 Times Office. JeS-3t
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Wanfed-ROOmS

WASTED-Cnfurnlshed room Tor storing fur
nitUre; state price. Address BOX I42 Times
Office. ie4-3t
WANTED-FUrnished room Tor light house
keeping; couple without children. Address
BOX 1S2. Times Office II
REGISTER your rooms, etc with WASH
INGTON RENTAL BUREAU Metzerott
building. Cheap rooms as well as high:
only 81 a year. fe3-2t
WANTED-For three adults housekeeping
apartment. four or Eve roOms: mIdle North
west. moderate price. Address -. s T..
Times Office tei-st
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Wanted-BicyCIeS-

wANIED-To buy every sscond-hand 6icyoi
In Warrington rs Pennsylvania ave. nv
my15-s0t
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SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EIsENBEIss. eth and B SITS, sw.
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AIMB. THEO. medium card reader and
palmist; German spoken. 925 II st. NV.
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ON EASY PAYMENTS.
One Dollar Week.

TAYLOR g. OWENS,
Moneys Worth or Money Back.
4rs-tT
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Personal.

NORhINGMEN we have a lac s.--Jc af
summer goods tailor made slightly ysa.i
can sell you n suit at a price that viii be a
great saving 20 you; come around Sat1IrITay =
and see JUSTH'S OLD STAND. GIG u. 3e4-Tt
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SCfNER GROCERY. northeast: daily sales
80 excellent stand long established; price
Si,oS9 NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS.
0- = 1e4-3t
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Business Chances.

CAFE and dair1 lunch: cheap rent; well To-
Gated; no opposition. VIII sacrifice az owner
does not understand business NEW YORK
BCsINESS BROkERs. Oh Y. ie4-st
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
r. I. cARNE & CO.. 7O3 King ST.
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Help Wanted-Femaie.

WANTED-A white girl for light housewori5.
assist in store 1914 7th e. nw. IT
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SfsONEHf and confectionery. northwest
oAliy sales 80; cheap rent living rooms;
Elee. Stib. NEW YORK BUSINESS BROK-
LtAS. oll ". fe4-at
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FOR HIRE-New Tuxedo, full dress. anl
Prince Albert suits. THE FAMOUS. 413 III
St NV. myZ5-30t
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ICE CREAM and confectionery store; must
6e soLd night away. zosa I'm 81 nv. ies-st
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A p POWELL, 18th and East Capitol SITS
ODONNELL DRUG CO. Sth and q SITS. So.
N s. FEALY. NV. cor 18th and Pa ave se.
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MADAM MARTHA, New TorIrs wonderful
palmist and life reader. tells your Who'll,
life like an open book gives dates and facts
full life reading. 50 cents. 20 . daily ans
Surdavs g2s New York ave NV r,,re1-7t
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KITCHEN.


Bolt-leg kitchen tables. s. Is: usual - IT,,
u Hnoleum FOR 75c yard Other sDecisls 80
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CASH REGISTEPS.

NEW NATIONALS FROM IS Up.
HALLWOOD REGISTERS AT A SACRIFICE
Several slightly used NATIONALS. FULLY
GUARANTEED; exceptional bargains and on
EASY PAYMENTS We sell Second hand
Cash Registers OF ell kinds cheaper and IN
better condition than any dealer.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.
OF NINTH STREET y. ".
ruyI0-6ot
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DINING ROOM

Handscrls Ql.artered oal .,s.L,..s a = -.
worth 70 Others. from 80 10. -'1 ''''
r,fse,t ls5efea osk extension table, f. for e
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FOX sALE-Restauran4 doing good business
on account OF sickness 623 z ST NV
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Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms.
FOR RENT-Rooms; second floor. or IN
furnished rooms; ! furnished; porch, bath.
gas 62S Massachusetts ave ne It
ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished. first and
second floor. 32T 9Th st. Sc Phone Je3-3t
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COMBINAIION brass electric and sas chan-
delier; good as new; be seen ct 125A
Florida ave- ne Phone z ZIG r. 3eG-st
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-01
NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR COURT HOUSE
 AT EUREKA SPRINGS.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, as Commissioner of Public Buildings, hereto fore appointed by the County Court of Car roll County, will receive sealed bids for the building and erection of a Court House in the City of Eureka Springs, in the Western Dis trict of said County, on lots IA, 15 and part of lot Is, situated on the East side of West Main specifications for the erection and Building of said Court House, now in my hands, at my office in said City, which are open fo T the in spectlon and figuring upon, by any parties who in good faith desire to bid upon said work Said bids to be presented to me at my office on or before 12 o'clock noon, on the 8th day of December 1906
 Said contract to be let to the lowest and best bidder and upon the lowest and best terms The Commissioner herein reserves the right to reject any and all bids
 Full information and details as to the ap- populations made by the County Court for the erection of said Court House, or any other in- formation and details, not included in the plans and specifications, will be furnished bv the Commissioner upon request.
 All bids must be accompanied with certified check, payable to the undersigned, as com missioner, to show the good faith and in tention of the bidder, for the sum of S15o m to accept and enter into proper contract if the contract shall be awarded to him. within ten days after the awarding of said contract The checks of all bidders who fail to obtain the contract will be returned to them inn 'nediately after the expiration of said ten dsvs The successful bidder must give good and suf- ficent bond for the fsithful performance of his contract, to be approved by the County Judge Given under my hand as such Commissioner this slst day of October. A. D. 1906.
 Nick Kizer,
 Commissioner of Pubic Buildings.
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JOIN THE RUSH.

Students are pouring in from all parts of Texas and many other states to take advantage of the practical course in Telegraphy n the Tyler Commercial College of Tyler, Texas, the most thor ough, practical school of Tele- graphy in the world, the only one having a trunk line railroad guaranteeing it's students a sta- ton at a minimum salary of S6O per month, with 20 cents per hour for all overtime, as soon as their course is finished ; the only one that has a train order wire en- abling it's advanced students to receive from practical operators on trunk line railroad; the only one being able to secure full and complete forms and blanks for both station and telegraph work of different railroad lines, also the Western Union Telegraph Go. blanks and records.
 Should anyone doubt our ilav- ing these advantages and that the Cotton Belt Railway system will employ our graduates as soon as they have passed our exami nations, which are the same as required by that road, may write pr. w. E. Green, Vice President and General Mgr, Tyler, Texas.
 The cost for this course com plete is only $45 for life scholar ship, $5 for books and material 1; average time, for completing the course four months. Board and
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-01
9TH GRADE. Green Forest Ark.
 Nov 21 st 1QQh.

 Nov 21.st 1906. The Green Forest public School has been in session nearly three months,
 And 1 think it the most suc- cessful school ever fought in Green Forest;
 and seccond to none in the county.
 It began with an enrolment of one hundred and seventy five and now has a total enrolment of two hundred and forty.
 Our Principal w. H. Tngersoll, is a fine Instructor, and the mod ern methods that are being used in the classrooms make it al- most impossible for any one to fail in gaining a thorough know ladge of all subjects that are out lined in each grade.
 All difficult problems and puz- zling questions change as by magic when explained by our eloquent Prof. and they seem so simple that anyone can under stand them.
 The Teachers all seem to be trying to instill into the minds of pupils desire for knowledge, and love for the right; trying to elevate the mind, enlighten the heart, and develop all the facul- ties, both mental and moral, teaching by example as we'll as by precept.
 We are doing excellent work, in all grades and everything is moving on nicely in our room.
 We have made some nice beds in front of the school building and planted bulbs, looking for ward to the coming spring when our grounds will be pleasant and attractive.
 GEORGE F. TAROR
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-01
SCHOOL COLUMN

The following compositions, written by pupils of the Green Forest Schools, are reproduced without change in the spelling, grammar, or composition:
 PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. My teacher name is MT Caress and like him Fine and am in the sedund reader and we have recess noome and after noome we have .leson and then have right after recess and my sete made is helen colven and of morning we all mache up stars into chapehale and we have songs and pare and mache down stars into are rumes.
 LENA TRowER. INTERMEEIATE DEPARTMENT. 1 will write a exposition about our school we have had nice school. This will close two months and three week of our school. We have the room Decorated with picturs.
 Each room has a flower bed our bed has hyacinths and tulips in it. N- am in the fourth grade. I have eight study but like Arithmetic and Geography better than any other study I have. The third grade is doing ex- cellent work. We have 61 puplies in our room.
 My teacher is Miss Grace Kirk patrick.
 She is very kind to help us with our studys.
 GEORGIA REEVES. GRAMMAR SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
 Green Forest
 Ark
 Nov. 21 1906 We are having a good school, and have an excellent teacher, We are getting along nicely in all our studies.
 l am in the sixth grade; Mrs. G.. E. Tabor is my teacher, there are sixty four pupils in our room, and we are all doing good work. We have excellent order in our room; and everything goes on nicely, and I think our parents are we'll pleased with the school.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-12-01
GEORGE E.. TABOR.
 lST YEAR HIGH SCHOOL

The school at Green Forest is one that every citizen should take a pride in and do all in his power to make it one of the best in the state.
 Professor IngersolI has the pupils do written work, which en- courages them and causes them to take an interest in their work that they would not otherwise do. We invite every one expecting to enter school any where to come here to attend, and I am sure you will never regret it.
 Our doors are always open to visitors.
 IRENE BEDDING.