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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-02-27

Surely spring cannot be far distant,
for the spring migration of the millin-
ers has commenced. These have be-
gun to flock from the hamlet, village
and town to the big city, where they
are recognized as true harbingers of
spring, so much so as the coming of
the robin or bluaoird.
The new styles for spring never
were moro interesting and becoming.
Even In mere man they arouse an ar
dent enthusiasm Their probable eff
feet upon susceptible femininity does
not argue vel for the pocketbook Of
paterfamilias. In the display rooms of
prominent wholesale houses are dis
closed glory Of headgear over which
In ectastic praise. In the splendid
array of hats formed Of dainty textiles
and fancy straws, artistically decorated
with chains of roses, masses of bios
SONS and sprays of delicate flowers,
one catches suggestion of blithesome
springtime.
Local MiIIiner Talks.
A we'll known milliner says that the
predominating features Of the new
headgear would be the great amount
of flowers, laces and ribbons used in
adornment. Fashion has decreed,"
said she, that these attractive mater
ials-usually In combination-shall be
employed most literally In the trim
ming Of stylish headgear. Hat shapes
will show great variety, both as re-
CARDS size and contour. Large, medium
camelarge, medium small and some
real small shapes all come within the
scope of popularity. What is techni-
cally called the blocked shape will be
in great demand. This comes In sewn
Tuscan, Dumstable and narrow fancy
braids. Leghorn hats promise to have
great vogue and there will be large
number Of plateaux used. While the
crowns are Of various shapes, the nov
city seems to be the bowler's crown
the crown resembling q mans Derby
hat.
Who Sets Fashions?
The question is often asked who
really sets the fashions? In millinery
1t is known that there are some eight
or ten beautiful women in Paris who
really do set the styles. The designer
thinks them out. plans them and then
has these women don them, Wear them
DIT 6OIu6 luuCIlOu WnSlC CiiSy Wal w
noticeable and the public looks on, ad-
mires and initiates. 1t happens that
these women are not such as are re-
ceived in the best society, but their
striking figures and looks make them
good models for styles. They are seen
In the cafes, as we'll as at the races,
theatres and on the streets.
| America does not copy exactly the
French style, for they are considered
too extreme and are never popular.
But the American designer tones down
the elaborate styles of the French with
some of the jauntiness of the Ameri-
can and style Is created which the
American people like.
The story Is told of one Of the wo-
men Of the royal family at the races
in Paris whose hat was accidentally
dented in by an umbrella. She did
not notice the dent, but the crowd did,
and 1t straightway became feature
Of the styles of that season, this par.
!, ticular style Of a dent.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-02-27
SPRING MILLINERY
WHAT is in STORE FOR PRETTY
FEMiNINITY FOR THE COM
ING SUMMER MONTHS

Many New Styles in Headsear Are
Very 6ecomlne-Flowers, LAGOS and
Ribbons VIII be Conspicuous Fea-
lures of 1906 Bonnets.
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Commissioners Notices.

OFFICE. Commissioners of the District
OF Columbia. Washington. June % lSYo,-
Notice IS hereby given TO \. +. OK *
Co.. Rebecca Rawlings. Ann Williams.
the estate OF ThOs. O, Jones' or whoever
may own any interest in. premises ~
4th street southeast, Washington, y. ls'
being the east 8 feet az square Ieetl,
the 1916 feet next the east o feet t+59
square feeD, and west S-25 feet ls5
square feeJ. all in sublOt 4 the south
"a feet Of sublot 5, and the south - teet
Of sublOt Q, square 80, That II sald
premises are not connected with PUBIC
sewer and water main within 30 days of
above date, as provided in the Act
to provide for the Drainage OF Lots,
approved May 10 1896. the District VIII
cause the work to be done and the cost
thereof assessed against the property as
provided by law. HENRY B. T MAC
EFARLAND. HENRY l. WEST. JOHN
BIDDLE. Commissioners. Jy&,5,l8,l4
OFFICE, Commissioners Of the District
of Columbia. Washington, June =. 1906
Notice is hereby given to Matte r. Slater
may own any interest in premises
1858 First street southwest, being suDI0t
B. square $50. that If said premises are
not connected with public sewer and
water main within So days of above
date. as provided in the Act 10 provide
for the Drainage of Lots" approved
May 19. 1896. the District viii cause the
work 10 be done and the cost thereof
assessed against the property, as pro-
vided by law. HENRY 3. +. MAC
FARLAND. HENRY /. WEST JOHN
BIDDLE, Commissioners. JyZ5.l3,l4
OFFICE. COLLECTOR OF TAXEs.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washing
ton, June q, 1906.-Default having been
made in payment of S1I70 duly assessed
as and for the taxes on personal propertys
due and payable on June !, 1900 and eloz
penalty thereon. and $3.50. due and pay
able on June /. 1856, and u cts. penalty
thereon, against Joseph Hennins, the un-
dersigned the Collector of Taxes of the
District of Columbia, by virtue OF ana
pursuant 10 paragraph I'D section t6) OF
The Act of Congress approved July ].
1902. on the 27th day of June, 1906,
distrained Of the property Of said Joseph
Henning the following. viz: One ID
tump-seat surry. whip and blanket. And
notice is hereby given that / viii sell
said property or so mucn as may pe
needed 10 pay said taxes, penalty, and
accrued costs and expenses Of said dis
traint and sale at Bensingers Horse
Bazaar. Louisiana ave. NV, at public
auction for cash TO the highest bidder,
on TUESDAY, the 10TH DAY OF JULY.
1906. at 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. L. G. DAVIS
Collector OF Taxes .. c. 3y2-St
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED. sI75 up; house paint
ing. lowest prices. CHAS. a. CARLISLE.
cas- II St ne. Phone East 1857 jy1-St
ROOMS PAPERED 20 per cent cheaper than
other firms, work guaranteed. H HEWITT,
Gil East Capitol. jy1-3t
WM. v. BlAHONEY. the Progressive Paper
hanger: reliable, prompt, cheap; legal guar
HBfee covers all our work Send postal TaF
free samples and estimate. Main store, 6j3
Pennsy lvania ave. Sc; telephone East ia r
or following agencies: De Maine & Co 3207
II ct. NV; Edlavitch's store. Bowie, Ed. :
10 Monroe St, AnacOstias Fowler's siors
Congress Heights; COZ New York ave NV /,
1880 f ST. Sc; ConaWays store. Laurel, Nd 1;
General store, Glendale; Postoffice. Colonial
Beach, Va: Rogers x Farden. Hyattsvilie.
Nd: Shaw's Store. Twining City. New
agency just established. Lloyds store. Sea-
brooke, Nd. je29-7t
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FOR INSECTS On your plants We sell to-
baCco dust, sulphur-t0bacco soap. lemon oil
whale oil soap, Flora vitae. We also have
new lot OF canaries, dogs, godfshes, etc
6CHMIDS BIRD STORE. ~ 12Jh 81. NV
je23-tf
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Situations Wanted

Female.
NANTED-PlaCe 10 clean fat In morning,
haIf day. OF little over. Address card 1915
NJ st NV IT
WANTED-By cOlOred girl. place 10 assist
dressuaker or as Chambermaid. 40l Spruce
81. u
WANTED-WashinE to take home and work
by DAY. EMMA CHILD, B1tzm ~ris court.
II
FOR REST-Four elegant rooms, single or
en suite. second floor. newly papered. ali
modern improvements. 92I lst St. uW.
iyS-2t
VVANTED-By settled woman. place as nurse
OF work in small family Call al 1sf / st.
Sc. JyI-3t
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For SaIe-BiCyCIes.

ST. JOHN CUSHION TIRES end tire trou-
bles; light easy riding long service S5.55;
genuine Diamond PuncruEe-prOof and Hart
ford special. SI.s5; written guarantee six
months Front wheels. Sl67s back. sl.ss.
JONES TIRE WORKS. 602-614 Z 81.
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Personal.

WORKINGMEN If you are out OF work it's
hard luck. can save gou money a
tailor-made, slightly used suit OF clothes
call and see for yourself everything at one
price. JUSTHS OLD STAND. 6ls D ST
Jy2-7t
MONEY TO LOAN AT REASONABLE
RATES; FROM s. TO SO; CONFIDENTIAL.
ADDRESS JOSEPH Calm. ROOM 100. IN
IFER BUILDING. 7TH AND y SITS. -sW-
iyI-S0J
FINE PAIAIISTRY DELINEATIONS and
astrological readings from the stars az IL
9Th ST, at NINE. DE LONGS. Jyl-It
FOR HIRE-New Tuxedo. full dress, ana
Prince Albert suits THE FAMOUS. 4Z3 7tn
81. NV. je-8-t8t
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Attorneys.

ADVICE FREE-Damage. divorce. and estate
cases no charge without service: best law
yCTs. all courtsi everything strictly con-
hdential Address p. O. BOX Z, Station 4,
City. aplS-tf
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For Few Days Reisinger's Ice Cream
VIII be $1.25 = gal, 15-gal. CSC, owing 70
the scarcity OF ice and its advance IN
price. our strawberry and peach cream
IS made from the fresh fruit Orders for
earlier than 8 o'clock delivery on the ath
must be IN by 1880 p. IN. Tuesday, 235
y St Phone NJ. 2l67.
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Moving
For SaIe-AutOmobiIes.

FOR SALE-Gas0lene auto; can be used
with tonneau or as runabOut, in fTs--class
condition; equipped with lamp and tools;
viii demonstrate; reason for selling. owner is
to purchase larger car. Apply 18th and o
SITS. NV. 1yI-3t
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Found.

HATS RENOVATED equal TO new: straw
and panama; hat bleaching a specially,
Phone Main 54ss-M KANDEL & co, 7gI 7lh
ST. NV and sf2 18th So NV Jys-sot
FOUNDING guarantee 10 cure rheumatism
MAGNETIC HEALING INSTITUTE, SIS o
st. NV, Washington lyl-t
BEST ICE CREAM N WASHINGTON at
zoe per gallon. and bricks Ia quart boxes.
z5c: were 81c. viii keep two hours. LACEY 5.
g07 New York ave. NV. Phone Main ssA
my16-tf
FOUND-How 70 set rid OF rats. Phone
BARCLAY. The Ferret Man. North 1lS3-M.
myI5-Jf
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Situations Wanted-Fiale.

WANTED-Ty a neat col0Ted boy, a place
to make himself useful around house. Ad-
dress l.. NJ. SIMMS. % ID ST NV. jy5-2t
VVANTED-By an experienced waiter, place
in hotel: best references. Address BOX =.
Times office JyZ-3t
XVANTED-A situation by a young man as
second cook or baker in hotel. has learned
cooking In Germany, but has not followed it
for six years. wishes to again take up cook
ing: speaks English references furnished.
Address l6 Fenton st. ne. Jy2-5t
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHMEST.


GOLDENEERC4 D 4th ana k SITS. NV.
Z. kANNi SONS . CO., sth sn5 Market space.
EhNlN.S > CIGAR STORE, lstn and bla. ave.
EkEiS > C4GAk StGRE. zslz 14th %. RW.
ROBERT u. PEIZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy, uth and Harvard sts. NV.
". a DARLING, cor 18th and sTs. NV.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON cor, 7sh st., Rhode
Island ava. ana = 81. NV.
CHAS- g hORNUNG. Christiaui Pharmacy,
sWs cor. lJh and 81 sIs. NV.
DOM d SANFORD. New York ave. and
North Capitol 81
y. a NEIJCH, zUJh and ~ sts. NV.
W. D. BRACE. cor S0th ana d sts. nv.
SUIGLE&'5 PHAHAACE. 2lst ami Y sts.
NV
GILLETTE q co. 18th and L sts. NV.
5 II WAGNER & CO., lst aaa Il SIS. NV,
a 4 BUTTS cor. 4th and Mass. ave. NV.
J.. q. TAILOE. cor 9th ana L SIS NV.
EUGENE a. CH)LS, 1901 Pa. ave. NV.
NORTHEAST.
CHAs. +, BLuMER. y. Cap. and r sts. ne,
AeCHEsNEH d JOACHIM, cor. d and SITS.
SOUTHEAST.
=. z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol cts.
ODONNELL DRUG CO.. Sth ana sts. Sc.
IL :. kEALY. Hw.. cor. nth and Pa. ave. 30.
SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EIsENBEISS. 1th and sts sw.
ANACOsTIA-
BURX's PHARMAC1. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sJs-
BROOKLAND, d. c
ARTHUR Il. II. LUEHSSEN, Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA. Va.
r. L. CARNE s Co. 700 King st.
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Miscellaneous

A-OLD CARFETs WOVEN INTO ane art
rugs, only weaving concern here WASH
INGTCN RUG CO.. s3l 5th ST my. Phono
<A-5- ap6-tf
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REALTY CO.,
Money TO Loan.

MONEY advanced cn household goods stored
Ia this warehouse at rate OF per cent per
aunum- FIDELITY STORAGE CO.. 1920 Y
ST. jes-tf
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LEFT 70 be sold. delivery and Dayton wag-
ons Funabouts, buggles, carts. and lot Of
wheels and harness. nothing in reason re-
fused. HARNESS SHOP. 18th and II sts
NV 1y2-3t
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Your Order fox 'ROyal Pilsen'

Phone w. 4s6 for case OF this matchless
Light beer. Abner-Drury Brewing CO.
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Sherwood Whisky, esc OF.

Full quarts BraddGck Whisky. 800 All
case goods ct wholesale price. At Whe-
lan's. 2l1 Seventh 81. Opp. market.
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For kent.-
Furnished Rooms.

si5 ST NW.-In exceptionally well kept
home, to refined adults: Light Housekeeping
permitted; phone and all other conveHtences. I.
permanent reasonable fyg at
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WILL SELL WsI-known running horses
Sentry ana old Glory: sentry wtiIf race a.
Culpeper, July 4 and 8, reasonable. HAIR
Wy AoHLHOss, DeTwoOd. Md. 5y3-3t
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ChicagO-Jew Gas Ranges.

Best for home. Best bakers.
Water heated by gas.
F16 18th. q. A. AIuddiman & Co. l2O4 G.
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-TypewriterS.

WANTED-OiiveT typewriter; state lowest
price Address BOX 4S. Times Office.
ty3-3t
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sliS - In, Iill4itlt taStuiIAS company Address BOX
81, I..-,e- ,,,-.1e jys-5t
REST AURANT foE sale, cheap. on account
/ OF slchness' doing good business. G23 Z st.
---- 8o-H
ICE CREAM and confectionery store. 25s4 7th
St NV eheap 70 quick buyer. jys-5t
A coed GROCERY STORE for sale. Apply
at 40 New York ave. NV. 5y3-zt
AT YOUR PRICE. cafe and dairy lunch
room owner leaving city within a few DAYS,
GaIiy hai5s' 30 10 $50: worth 500; viii sell
iof aeel less. 70s 9th st. nv. 1y3-2t
I WANT 20 invest some capital in a paw
ing ipea4 business; state nature and amount
needed. Address BOX 2s. Times Office.
Jy5-I
FOR sALE-Cigar store; good chance ana
. eheap rent aoi John Marshall place.
WANTED-Pa'tuer big hotel. seventy-fye
rooms. line location. Norfolk Va. cheap
lease quick o. lost. Address BOX =. Times
FOR sALE-I win ssll out my grocery. 9th
ana SITS ne. ana am in the LIarket 20
buy out one with dwelling ..tschsl, or win
pny good store property II lq good loca-
n-n. just
FOR sALE-Grocery. 800 9Th st Sc GOOD
sIAhd' VIII sell cheap get out II town al
oNee- Jyz-at
l+AA4NN'-h7 80 -l4r average sales -l1 AHItE. y
pool tables. bargain for good man CA. .I'TAL.
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Atlantic Building
1y2-at
PAINT AND HARDWARE STORE; excel
lent Clean stock. monthly business; 500,
III health. price, $780, invoice more. NEW
AoRh BUSINESS BROKERS. Gil L.
ygL-9t
CAFE AND DAIRY LUNCH; living rooms:
making money sacrifice. make offer NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'. Gil 4. 5yi-5t
CONFECTIONERY. NOTION AND CIGAR
STORE; cheap rent; seven living rooms. bar
g,dn 4t $40 NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS. Gil F. Jyl-3g
CORNER GROCERY. NORTHWEST; daily
sales. ss5; excellent stand living rooms.
500 NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'.
GlI T. 1v1-st =
CORNER GROCERY. SOUTHWEST. daily
sales. SEQ, rare '.argalus 81, 100. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS'. Cu +. jyI-st
DR.. GOODS AND NOTION STORE: good
busl ness; cheap rent, suitable for col0red
party only {5Z5. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS', Gil +. jyI-st
FOR sALE-spIendid paying rooming h3use.
easily kept S1g9i cost 81. $50 10 furnish. In
quirs As uth 81. NV. 5yI-5t
WANTED-Partuer; established paying busi-
ness clearing 500 weekly. references re-
quired; investigation solicited. business can
bo doubled ia one year. half interest .EJJ.
as llth 81. uw. jyI-st
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Wanted-ROOmS
Country Board.

SYLVIA COTTAGE, Braddock Heights. IS
open for guests. For particulars address the
MISSES L AAfAR. Braddoek Heights Nd
jy3-3t
FAIRFIELD-Chevy Chase cars stopi nicely
furnished rooms and bath; mineral water
splendid table. Apply on premises. MRS
RUCKER. Je15-10t-eod
FINE, larges airy room for two; no chill
drenis large porch; shade and fruit; close to
trolleys. GOODWIN. Riverdale, Md. jy2-3t
THE NAPLES. pleasant country place for
boardersi large shady lawn; vegetables
chickens. milk eggs; terms. moderate; one
mile from Dunn Loring Station. Mrs. r. s.
FoRIER, Merrifeld, Va. 5eso-it
BREWSTER PARK HOTEL. LAUREL. ND
Rates. s. TO so weekly
Address MANAGER tor illustrated Circulars
ss2S-S0t
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Wanted-BiCyCIeS.

WANTED-To by every secondhand bicycle
in Washington. Il3 Pa ave NV. jy2-s9t
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BROOKLAND, d. c.
ARTHUR Il. II. LUEHsSEN, Drug Store.
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ANAC0STIA-
BURX's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts-
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Storage.

leo DRY AND CLEAN. separate storage
rooms. Packing. moving, ana shipping a
speciality PEOPLES $ STORAGE AND EX-
PRESS CO, C.. II. CLIFFORD * Co. Pro-
prietors. l540 9Th ST NV. Phone \. Sg4J-A.
leZ6-3ot
WHY PAY MOREq We store for 75e lead.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 4lS-420-432
10th st nv. Phone Main as. mYl-sof
FIDELITY STORAGE CO..
1920 You Street.
RUGS cleaned by compressed air on
prcmis -. stored in Moth-prOO1 room.
Silver vault for Yaluables. Household
furniture in separate rooms. Automo-
biles. Carriages, etc.
Packing, Draying, and Shipping.
LET OUR ESTIMATOR CALL
te23-tf
100 SEPARATE STORAGE ROOMS; storage
By the load. packing, hauling, and shipping
See US before storing. THOMAS DOWLING
& CO.. Aucuoaeers. 612 f St NV. Phone
Main 515- 1e9-90t
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Business Chances.

WANTED-Omcer and 81. 500 for profit-
81, Times Office. fUq-af
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HORSE harness. and ruuabOut. horse four
years old, Ia good condition, good driver and
broke 10 drive anywhere 30 7th ST. Sc,
jy8-8t
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANTED-Man and wife On truck fam. near
Washington house, fuel. vegetables fur
uished and good wages 20 the right man
no objection 10 children. Address BOX p.
Times Office. 1t
WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand in 10 hours attain a speed Of
70 to 100 words in $50 hours. and We Will pro
cure a position Ter you. We teach also Pft-
man. Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems,
typeWTiting. and Spanish. STENOGHAPHIC
ACADEATK, Colorado building. Phone n.
1872 je4-5Jt
VANTED-Co3k. msn or woman. boarding
house. S15. 1924 l5ta 81. nv. iy5-5t
NVANTED-A man and wife with horse %
take charge Of twenty-flve-acre farm in
AoEtE1uaery county, Md. on shares Owner
furnishes one horse, two COWS, wagon. 100
chickens. JOSEPH Z, ATKINSON, f4lt q
81. nv. Jy@-st
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For Sale
Horses and Vehicles.

FOR sALE-Horse. Jump-seat surrey and
Aght single harness. horse is a fine SAD
uleT. single loot. pace, and cauter; drives
nicely any Where in light rig. single or dou-
blei Is quiet anR genJie. me looking. lust
over 10 halds Ia height. Can be seen az
g. ii, STABLE. lsth st. and Virginia ave.
NV. ivg-gt
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENr A WORD roR


SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
kOOAAS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for al other classified
advertisements for less than three insertions
II inserted for three or more consecutive
Gays one cent word Tor each Insertion
These ra.es do not apply 20 Personals.
Advertisements VIII De accepted IL any or
the following branch Offices At regular Office
rates II tits tncpnVenicnt 10 leave ndver-
tisenents ~ either a branch once OF The
Times Business Oflce, they may be tele-
phoned direct 10 The Times tAiGin $780, and
= messenger VIII call % collect without ad-
oitlonal charge to the advertiser
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Help Wanted-naIe.


WANTED-Whlts boy about sixteen years.
with wheel. 81 Z 81. NV II
WANTED-A arzt-olass pTesser only. I515
WANTED-Neat coIored boy for dining room
work. The SIRATFORD. l4th and Monroe
SITS NV. Jy3-2t
vVANTED-Boy for cleaning two or three
hours IN the morning. apply 9I2 18th st. NV.
WANTED-A boy for barber shop at n06
Connecticut ave. II
VANTED-A- good eolored man 10 work Ia
bar, l0l9 7th 81 NV IL
WANTED-A eoIored boy with wheel 10
WcTk IN tailor shop. BOBYS & BOBFS, 10
sth my. jy3-3t
WANTED-An experienced white waiter 400
10th NV. 1t
WANTED-Ygung man. white or colored. 10
work IN cafe Apply Sol 14th sE. II
WANTED-A frst-class white barber. SO
week and commission. nos sth ST. Sc. Il
WANTED-Good bootblack: arst-elass pay.
nos sth 81, Sc. II
WANTED-Tvvo first-cIass paDarhangeTs at
once. Apply WM. T. PURCELL. 6z9 X ST.
WASTED-Meni from sac TO $50 weekly out
side duties: permanent employment Apply
Room 321. MUNSEY BUILDING. between
S and II j. m. II
WANTED-Fiftean walters TO leave city:
way paid man IN ice cream factory, S.
week city. l2l 10th st. II
WANTED-Fifty good colored men 10 meet
me at bth ST depot tonight at O. clock; 81 50
a day and pay every two weeks II
wANTED-Hotel help for an departments.
city and resorts; way paid. BURGESS
HOTEL AGENCY. sos 10th st NV. II
WANTED experienced nnIshers on pants
"a uEfr ION
--
WANTED-Whito man on farm near citv.
Apply O'Clock ANDERSON'S BLACK
SMITH SHOP. AnacosLid. jy3-3t
WANTED-A frst-class white waiter at AfT.
VERNON LUNCH ROOM. 1906 Pennsylva-
MIA ave. It
wANTED-AIan 10 drive milk wagon: good
wages reference 1870 p ST. NV jys-St
WANTED-Exper.enced shovelers 10 shovel
clay at clay bank. Apply at WEST E}ROTH-
EE}S BRICK Co, south end Long bridge.
fy3-7t
NANTED-A young man CsingIe). to do
office work; Business High School graduate
preferred: sent application 10 BOX 80. Times
office. IT
VANTED-A good white boy 10 60 In .he
country 10 live with an old lady: do light
work. small wages and good home. Address
BOX 81. Times Office. jy8-St
WANTED-White barber at once. SAM
STEWART, 525 9TH st. sw. IT
WANTED-Fam hands. Apply Wednesday
morning. HOY'S HOTEL. 600 Louisiana ave-
NV. 1t
WANTED Barber TO sharpen raz0rs for one
week good Job. Apply PEOPLES PHAT-
MACY, 7th and I NV. Il
WANTED-settled white man for package
room IN hotel: long hours; must be sober
and reliable; wages; $50 per month and
board. Answer. giving particulars. Address
BOX 81 Times office. 1t
NVANTED-Cfood dishwasher. Apply at
O'clock. FRENCH RESTAURANT. $50 Penn
iBlyania ave. NV II
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cooks. walters dish
washer. 10ll New York ave. II
WANTED-Driver for milk wagon: expe-
rieneed man preferred. 81 ~ St sw.
jy5-st
WANTED-Experienced slide man. zoos Penn
50 ylvania ave, uws UI-st