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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10

Columbjana, Nov. 9.--(Speclal. )r-On today, Fulton, Democrat, for sherih was found to have 1.0S2; Norris, Popus list. 1,075; Pearson. Democrat for Rep Iesontative, f.0T2.l and Aldrich. Repnhh. can. 1,O70; Doster Democrat, 1ie43, and Wadeworth, Republican, 1.068. ai ].
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
Amerlcan seuaent Arrested.

St. Petersburg, Nov. 9.--James M. James, of New York, who Is studying the trade unionism in Russia, was ar
 fseted yesterday during a police raid on a trades union bureau and was held in a police station for five hours He was released on threatening to appeal to the American consul. The bureau was closed on the ground that 1t was a center. for revolutionary agi- fation
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
Won.an suea for DaHnages.

Cora B. Lowery has filed sult m the City Court against Sam Livingston and Ss.O00 damages, alleging that she was damaged by being arrested on false charge of selling or removing mort gagged property. She alleges in the pe- fifion that the charge preferred was investigated in court and that she was acquitted. @
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
n.anrraat,n,, nf Rora.

A meeting will be held in Birming- ham tomorrow morning for the pur- pose of discussing a bill to be sought in the legislature defining delinquent chiIdren and to provide for their ar- rest, care and reformation. The meet ing was called by Judge Feagin, who
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
Not araintnr Kltann.

cIated Press ,is requested to state that Daniel J. Kftson. wi70 died in New York this morning. was not the scuip- tor of the Iowa monument in the Vicks- burg National Pakk. but was tho brother Of Henry Kitsoh. who is the sculptor of the monument.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
BUY DIXIE COAL Office li8 N. Perry Phone 627

has taken considerable interest of late in Juvenile criminals and their rsx- ormation. The legislators-elect from Jefferson county have been extended an invitation and will attend the meet Ing and hear the reading of q bill that is desired
 The Sewer Mystery.
 As and excho to the county sewer mystery there is a question asked in this city, as to whether the body found was that of Will Myrick, hne- man who worked for the Bell Tele- phone Company during tho strike last summer. Myrick left Bessemer g week after the strike was declared off last June, and has not been heard of since. His home was in Andiana and since that time hIs mother has been making inquiries as to his whereabouts. The fact that the leg found last Monday was attached to some insulated tele- phone wire and had evidently been attached to large rock is responsible for the surmise as to the identity or the remains.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
East Side rawtn Convicted.

New York, Nov. 9.-Harry Stein, charged with being an East Side .'Fa- gfnn was convicted yesterday largely on the testimony of an alleged pupil, Hvman GrSssInan. a boy Of II. Stein. was remanded for sentence.
 Stein is said to have had a school in which more than one hundred boys we're Instructed in the eartn of pick ing pockets. Young Grossman tolu the court how the lessons were given and showed the judge the method of stealing a match
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
6nt hr. shom Cane GIaau.

Hannah Crowley, a minor, by next in fine City Court against L. Prizits, local merchant, for $5,000. The peti- tion ayers that the p1aintin was cut hv show case glass in the store of the Seferdant and damages are sought for the injury inflicted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
Nenro Given TIlSrty Years.

The Jury m the c8se or LpnIaIni
 Williams, .colored, who shot and Killed Deputy Constable Walter Farrell at Besserner, twelve miles south of here several months ago, today brought in a verdict of guilty of murder in. the second degree and affixed a sentence ana other officers went to, Williams's mousse where some domestic troubles were on and in a shooting that fol-' Iovred Farrell was Killed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
LAAching in Florida.

Valdosta, Ga, Nov 9s-A mob of several hundred white citi1eps' from the northern part of Madison County, Florida, went to Madison, the county the tailor, took a negro prisoner, charged with criminal assault upon Miss sramblsng, a young white wom- crowd took the negro-a short dis tanee from the jail, where they hanged him to a tree and riddled his body with bullets. The negro had been Identified and confessed his crime.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
CouIfl Not Write.


 That Neil Rigsby could neither read nor write. Nthat he aid not even Know his letters, was swofn to by Mrs. Mat Kinney, Whit Kinney, J. c. Kinney, Mrs George Smith, Jim Rigsby a broth- CT, Mrs Amen Rfgsby, the mother, and Mrs. Dora short his sister. The alibf of Neil Rigsby rests upon the positive testimony of his mother and sister. sThey were at home on the night of the killing.
 Neil Rigsby and his brother came In between g and 10 o'clock and went im- mediately to bed. This closed the tes- timony and the jury arguments began.
 For the State Judge Terry Richard" son opened with a stinging plea for the death sentence He declared that the Rigsbys and their brother-in-law, Jack Short, had trapped Bill Mccain so that 1t was impossible for him to escape. He contended, Illustrating his argu- ments as he went along with the black board map. that Nell and John Htgby were guarding the Pahlk end of the lane, while Bill Rigby and Jack short guarded the Abe Howard end.
 He pictured Nell Rigby as shooting Bill Mccain down eoldiy and coWardly before the doomed man could lighS his pipe. ,.
 eried>to the jury. "an0 you will be oet- ter to him than he ever was to man for you will give him from four 10 AIaht weeks, when he never gave his victim a seconds notice
 Tor the defense John W A. Sanford Arklted the evidence aDfy. He declared that the State had failed utterly to make out it's case. gwen If the testi- mouy of the gambling, whiskey- drinking negroes was accepted, on us face 1t could not place the crime at the door of Neil Rigby."
 The weakness he saw fin Ins circum- stantial evidence he pointed out to the fury. He said he pitied the asaa man who had died in the act of furnishing whiskey to a crowd Of negro gamblers.
 This contention of the State, he saidy had been unsupported by the testis money. No evidence whatever had been brought out. that there was ao- tually any such conspiracy.
 Mir. Tate then discussed the direct charge that Neil Rigby had done the shooting. The evidences mad not only failed to show the gu1it of Neil kigby but it showed even if 1t were believed that Neil Rlgby could not have com mitted the crime.
 The speaking was closed as night was falling, by Solicitor w. B. Bowl ing. Mir Bowling congratulated his friends on RiEby's side upon the easy way in which they dismissed thssfacts and evidence with au eloquent WQru and wave of the hand. MT. Bowling gave the jury a splendid exposition of the nature of eircumstantial evidence together with its absolute necessity for the administration of justice. without which the courts would be paralyEed. Mr. Bowling went into a thorough dis cussion vf the evidence and eontended that none of the States testimony had been successfully cOntroverted. Court Rdiourned for supper and when 1t re- assembled the Jury bJt the case after an able charge from Judge Brewer which particularly dealt with circurn- stantIal evidence.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10

New York. Nov. 9.--The dry goods mar kst holds steady with J0bbers making tf-- avaiiing efforts to replenish their stocks % meet the volume of spot business, which is firm and scarce, premiums being paid for spot goods. More business is doing in raY buyers are operating in the market.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10

NEW FUILIA EEIITTTID, . New Yofk. Nov. s,-Gotten seed oil yellow SMe. srt4 F. Petroleum steady t. Rosin firm. ef TurpentIne firm. s. Coffee. spot Rio aaieti No. Invoice fzsi lmild steady E
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
Involunfnry BanIkEuptey..

A petition in involuntary bankruptcy was filed in the bankruptcy court to- A Turvin, a merchant of Blossburg, in the western part of the county The petition declares that Turvin owes debts to the amount of more than $l,oVO ana that acts of bankruptcy were sommit- ted in that goods were shipped away from the store.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
MAVAL nrnnEa

sayannah, ca. Nov, s.--TarDentine firm Resin firm; sales 9,s6s; receipts 1.so7; Ss .s0; E ss. sS; Y 1z, ,0ei c g4.o5; I q. .4gt Ke4 .75i II sS. sS: N ts.fb; wG ss-1s; wv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10

November Brides VIII need our Lilies of the Valley, FAmey Chryaamfslemanls Roses or CarmAtiUnsa We guarMnfee the Best for the
 g. B. STERN & CO, n Dexter Ave. Phone 18O1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
r.wa. Teat. HaskelI Indiana.

Austin, Tex. Nov s--The Haskell Indians of Lawrence, Kas., were de- feated by the football team of the uni- versity of Texas here today by score of sto O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10

wllminston. \. C.. Nov. e-spirits tur- pentine firm 0; receipts 36 cAsks. ROsin firm a3. e5j receipts t3e.
 Tar firm e2 20i receipts ls2.
 Crude turpentine firm sS.s5; sasS0 and .s4. 50; receipts III.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
ahnIhv,. Vnte

Everybody lnvfted to TtosemOnt Gar. dens tOdays 2 to Q D. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
Lead unchanEe0 in IoflaoA and at @ .fs

Iron higher abroad; standard foundry Bgs Eo sSssRS fcshdrs SortherS .as !i No 2 do. ss4, s24. 7s; No. foundry south ern s24.5OG&25. 50; No, g dcs ss4.00@ t2s. %.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
Fterh nortor TeatIfes.

An old herb doctor" negro, Levi WH- Hanson, swore to meeting Nell and Tohn Rigby with another man in the road at II o'clock on the night of the
 .My mule seed 'em befo' I did. Dey Rho was movtn' up de road towards home pretty peart. :" The witness swore Nen Rfgby had a gun. He asked Nell for a drink, but Neil told him that he had accidentally broken his bottle on his gun down the road piece.
 Aftov a brief conference the attor- neys for the State announced That closes our case. your honor.@
 Court adjourned for dinner until laS p. m.
 The defense, when court met in the afternoon had no long list of witnesses. Its attorneys were content with intro ducinR witnesses to prove that Neil Rigsby was asleep in his fathers house before the hours in which the crime was committed. and to prove that Neil Rigsby could neither read nor write.
 E & Strength, a Tallassee business man, was the first on the stand Tor the defense. The attorneys wanted to prove by him that Neil Rigsby had on the morning of the killing brought @ nete from Bill Mccain asking the wit ness to send some whiskey to the Greil quarters. The evident purpose of this testimony was to show friendly rela- tions between Mccain and the pris- onef.
 But the testimony never got in. The State successfully objected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10

New York Nov. 9.-The London tin mar ket was higher today; spot price fl9a lsai futures f1b6 5s. Locally steady; spot
 Copper higher abroad; spot f9ei futures f1O9 6s Locally firm; lake $2l 70 4S2e 30: eleetrolytic $21.5o8t22 .oo; casting tal 2S
 speitef unchanged at f27 los ip London. Firm locally at f6.2b9t6.S5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
Nrw yORK DRY qOODa.

csnttifusal ss-tem 1s-1sc; nsolassss sugar i-16c; refined steadya
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
Nnw Y0kk Rn0nUcE. "

charleston. s, e. NOy. S.---TurpsntIus $50 Did. Rosln nominal. q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10

(C0Dttnmed rom Rake Vne1
 either of them had gun, she didn't
 Looking For Mccain.
 That Neal Rigby was locking TOE Mir Mccain before nightfau on the Saturday of the murder was sworn to by Dave Grimm.
 In the ]mornine the witness met Neil Rigby. who asked him tx blh a..es mes cain was in the quarters. The wisness told him that Mir. Mccain was aown at Abe Towards house. The witness wines. was at sam Burney's house that nlsht when the game was going on. ..a Unlike the other witnesses Wno ls,, n-tt n,a,t a hand in the game, he said U wasn a game of crackaioo. Dat game. ne said, "was what we niggefs call ue skin game" hidinr place of the assassin and the two sets of tracks along the garden fence were testified to by Dense Bras sell, a young white man He opserVeu and noted carefully those tracks.
 Tine state wanted Mir. Brassel to tell the conversation between Nell Rigoy ana his father. Allen RiBbys over tne dead body of William McCain; on tne rnorning following the shooting.
 Old man Rigby looking at the body said. Poor man. poor man, I saw mn mn yesterday. and was to have see. seen i,na nim today" standing on the ss.d otaet slds hts of the body Nell hagpy
 A''e''' See Hsm In HeIt.
 I'll you see him today, you will have |to see htsn in heff The-~-lae euSnt to have been killed fonE ago.
 sfstrunk Howard, on the stand sala he went to Mir. Burney's house. Whefe tha game was in progress Mnd tota MT. Mccain that the Rigbys were look
 Here the State set out to trace the progress of the Rigby boys as tney went home after MT. Mccain was snoe and dead iii Che road. They sought te prove that the boys had walked ur sew eral negroes as they went home.
 one of these, Fuller Belser, who was described by the other witnesses as a preacher nigger" said he was aWAkens .. ed by Neil Rigby calling at his door. Tie fleeped out the window ana saw Neil Rigbv and two other men stand m the moonlight. One Of the men had a gun.
 Estetle. Hawkins and Will Hawkins also swore that Neil Rigby came to their house and called Tor VIII naW- kins. Hawkins said. T was lylns down. but he carried on and cut ur so out dar, dat I got up and peepeo | o,rt de window He, too, saw Nei | Rigby and the other men One of tns men was John Rigby. Nell Rigby hae i the gun.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
THE FATE OF
 NEIL RIGSBY

(CoatInsea from Pass opel {
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
sT. LOUIS PRODUCE.

St. Louis, Nov. 9.-Whiskey steady Si. S3. Pork loweri jobbinE $l6 50.
 Lard higher; prime steam S9 '0IA.
 Dry salt meats steady: boxed extra shorts Is .63h; clear ribs S9.121A short clears
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
rHE METAL MARKETs.

con steady; boxed extra shorts .2h; clear ribs S9.S7M; short clear
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-10
LooIkIng For MrCaIn.

either of them had gun, she didn see it.
The Washington times., 1906-08-12
Trustees Sale.


BROWN & TOLSON. Aucts.. 1903 Il 81. nv
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE IN
IMPROVED LOT HON Z1TH ST. BE-
TWEEN + AND STS. n ".
b. virtue Of a certain decd Of trust re-
corded IN LAber 1867. at folio l57 et seq. one
Of the land records of Jhe District of co.
lumbia the undersigned surviving trustee viii
sell Ia front Of the premises. on TUESDAY
THE 18th DAY or AUGUST 1906. AT
O'CLOCK p NJ. part OF original iot q ia
square 9. described as follows Beginning for
the same az the northwest corner 0f said lot
2; thence east about 65 feet TO the former line
0f the g. ~ O. canal: thence southeasterly
along said line - or 60 feet; thence west 81
feet 10 9th ST.. and thence north 2s feet
inches 10 place OF beginning. Also tle fol-
lowing described piece ol ground. formed By
the accretlOn OF the Potomac river @ said
part Of said lot 2. ylz- A certain strip be-
ginning at northwest corner OF said i5t 9.
thence west 20 the shore line OF the Potomac
river; thence southerly along the said shore
line zS5l feet thence east To the southwest
corner OF said part OF iot as above described.
thence north along 9th 81. 20 the place OF
beginning. subject 20 the rights of the United
States in that portion thereof which runs
through 9th ST.
Terms Of sale-One-third cash and the bal
ance IN ole and two years. with Interest al
per cent per annum. payable selnl-an-
nually, or all cash, at option Of purchaser
500 deposit required at time OF sale. and ths
purchaser allowed ten days 70 complete pur-
chase. Further particulars at time ana place
Of sale. bIiEDk W PRATT
euS-d&ds Surviving Trustee.
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BRIGHT CHILDREN.

In O. very helpful paper Jeanette n.
Phillips brings out that star pOint-the
- value of giving children only such in
y formation as they viii not have TO un-
:. learn. The following is an excerpt:
II is really marvellous how much in
formation children viii lay up If they
set right answers 20 the oft-repeated.
'Mamma. what's that for?' What does
this mean?" who made that?"
-- One little grill. that the writer re-
Enembers. was not so wonderfully bright.
yet she was much praised for her un-
Nderstauding OF things. Back of her in
teugeHce was her mothers patience with
the everlasting questions. For instance.
es' one day 81 was. Mamma, what kind OF
= a train IS th0t?'
S. Its "a freight train"
- WHATS a freight train for?'
- - ITO carry things from one place to
] another"
what things?"
''That train Is carrying wheat 20 the
city where wheat does not grow. for
the peoples bread, and when il comes
= back 1t will bring % us coffee and tea
4 and sugar and other things that do not
Z grow here. perhaps shoes and hats that
we cannot make"
Another day IL was. Mamma. where
does pepper come frOm2
- IT comes from hos country way
across the ocean
Does it grow on a tree. OF do thew
dig 10 our OF the gruund2''
1T grows on a plant. it looks like
berry when it Is growing. iAld then
10 81 dried and ground for as % use"
is 90 hot because 10 grows Dan hot
country.
Well. there are times when even "a
mother may excuse herself for saying:
''I don't know"
These answers quoted were, not so
very scientific. perhaps. but they an
rNrreI the questions. and gave iufGrma-
I.gu that would not have to be uulrarn-
td Shall lt De called a merit that they
tU"uUrlE Eed more QUesti0usr
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For Kent
Furnished RoOuls.

FOR RENT-TWo furnished rooms ana two
uaIurnished, also light housekeeping per
mittcd- Iii 18Th ST. NV. ans '--
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6&88 Dentistry B@s45355
- lESE4lEE<as = q

DIR OTIS IS. ELZET. IEN-isT
81 U. Cor. 10th and j. SITS n NJ
- Reliable Druustry5 modern prices Gold
. Crown and ErldEeW0rk Specialist. ConsuIrs-
I tiou free. afI5-95+
CUT-RATE DENTISTRY-sPECIA sET
Of Teeth. $3.50; SO Sets. s4.75: IS Cold Crowns
So BrldgaWork $3.50 Filings soc. All CON
SITUATIONS and extracting absolutely free
ARMY AND NAVY DENTAL. pARIORS
COR. IlH AND + SITS. NV. Entrance 683
= # 81. Phone Main f324-M fy2s-s0t
TEETH WITHOUT PL-ATES-No extracting.
no pain. look. feel act, and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made normal:
painless hilins DIR. J. l. WILSON 1908 r
f. EL NV iyg7-83t
FIRST CLASS WORK. Low PRICFS-Set
u teeth. s. ups gold crowns. 50 up; gold
dhngs. 81 up; silver fuings. soc: work
Guaranteed no pain. DIR, GEO. I. ED
p MoNDS, SO y ~. nv fyzL-s0t
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Dancing.

LARGEST AND COOLEST HALL N
THE CITY. ELECTRIC FANS.
OPEN ALL SUMNER
THE ORD&AE. 45I 1lth St n. V-Everv
Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday even
tug, beginners class. 1850: advanced $50
Lady assistants. Lesson, E9c; six lessons
s250 Private lesson by appointment Hail
for rent
jyal-s0t PROF. CHAs. NJ. WYNDHAN
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Best Home-Made Pies.

You'll not hesitate a moment in pro-
nOuuciug Holmes Home-m made Pies bet
ter than any other pies you know Of.
Made of the best materials III the real
home way All fayorite kinds 2oc. Gel-
uine homemade "AIilk'' Bread. fresh
from oven 10 table. Sc Holmes Bakery.
1st and L SITS. Phones j.. .i40 and 144L
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Wall Paper.

FOR BEST RESULTS; lowest prices; paint
ing and paperhanging. See BECKWITH, 500
+ 81. ne auII-gt
WM. Y. MAHONEY, the Progressive PAPER
hanger; reliable prompt cheap; legal guar
Rntee covers an our work. Send postal for
free samples and estimate Main store cog
pennsylvania ave. Sc telephone East ll4 F.
or following agencies: De Maine & Co sg0i
81 st. NV; Edlayitch's store Bowie Nd
10 Monroe ST. AnaCOstia; NewcOmbe's drug
store. Congress Heights COZ New York ave
NV. 1880 3 St Sc; Couaway's store, Laurel
Nd General Store, Glendale; Postofice
Colonial Beach, Va. IHgalfs Real Estate OF
nee. Hyattsvile, Md: Shaw's Store. Twlning
City. New agency just established Lloyd's
store. 6esbroOke Nd aul0-7t
PAPERHANGTSG AND PAINTING: wall
paper. SC up. YOUNGER. 42lz + St NV.
-aul0-3t
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
Of Shorthand I'm - hours attain a speed Of
l5 20 100 words In IsJ hours. and viii pro-
cure position for YOU. We teach also Pit
man. Graham, Gregg. and Barnes systems.
typewriting and SpaUizh- STESOGRAPHIC
ACADEM&. Coiora1O building. Phone ~.
lI42 au4-s0t
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-Fumiturs for cash. sell your
goods 20 the man who gives YOU the most
money. See HOPWOOD. sth and x sts.
aulZ-3t
NOTICE OwNERs-We viii advertise your
house until rented have many applications. /.
VIII make special effort 20 get good tenant,
WASHlSGTOS REALTY Co. lbI New
York ave. aull-3t
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture.
carpets; viii pay fun ~alue for stoves In
good condition. Office furniture and house
hold goodz Of all kinds. contents especially.
y. NOTES. 6-5 Louisiana ave- Phone NJ. SlOj.
au5-syt
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid Tor worn
EaFnsnts ladIGs. OF Eontlemen's Also shoes
and hats AddreEs postal and y u call any
hour. Is. TAhSHESl lses 4th 81, aw, Phone
North 4s8. myZS-90t
WE PAY READY CASH: bring your cast
or clothing 20 me, viii pay -he very highest
cash prices for them. phone lssd. drop postal
Will call L. EESSLER l204 9TH 81. NV.
jy4-sJt
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away your old clothing shoes. hats. and
shirts before seeing me. ls ! pay highest
cash prices for them. Drop postal viii call.
H. GEWIRZ, 1903 TN ST. NV. au3-l5t
WANTED-Addresses OF persons who saw
lady knocked down By ladder carried by 14th
ST. car. July Z. II am. DR.. WERBER. 1858
q 81. NV. Jyl4-51Is
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For SaIe-MisCeIlaneouS

FOR SALE-Ice boxes for grocery use: also
hFe ice chests. don't buy a box made by a
tinker. Ses HOLLYWOOD sth and X aulz-st
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Bids. De-. Sc.

TRY LEES BIRD STORE. 1901 9th ST. NV
Canaries Hnnets Eoidanches. monkeys. rab-
bits. guinea pigs. waltzing mice etc.
au4-f
YOUNG PARROTS. canaries, dogs homing
pigeons rabbits. guinea pigs, white mice
rats goldfshes and Flea-hea Soap, etc.
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 12 18th ST. NV.
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Harvey's

Noon lunch lis un5urpassed-all the deli
cacies of the season are being offered
Lobsters. crabs, ana seafoOds are now at
their best
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For Rent
Unfurnished Rooms.

~ t~ilhEE ROOMS, entire second floor; light
ho1seAeepingi heat and gas; couple without
children l72i New Jersey ave. NV. aul2-9t
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For Rent
Furnished and UHfGrnished Rooms.
l0l4 18TH ST. NW--FuTnlshed or unfur-
nished rooms c0mmOdious house; spacious
bathroom convenient car lines auI2-3t
THREE OR -FOUR very desirable rooms
second or third floor; quiet family; references
exchanged zoos University place: New Eng
land. II
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For -Typewriters.

RENT A WELLINGTON TYPE
ssts,s- WRITER.
gsfessssE- One month for. ........ 81 %
e1SeaP Three months f1r...-........S5 s.. 90
SSS@-s OFFICE. ~ nth ST. NV.
49, lys-90t
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68z8 q Hotels Sa@S q

D-N1 y -
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WanGed-ROOms

" uLEu-EUUulS
WANTED-By gentleman single sunny room.
central, state terms. Address BOX 40, Times
Office. II
WAETED-By three adults four unfurnished
rooms with oWuer) light housekeeping; state
price. ADDRESS BOX 459 Times office.
aul1-2t
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FOR SALE-fwo-chair barber shop. comDlete;
also 50 family size Ice boxes az cost See
HOLLYWOOD. 8th and X aul2-gt
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Storage.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO,
1420 You Street.

1000 rooms. silver vaults; mothproof rooms;
money advanced at 6 per cent per amman on
goods stored IN this building. Let our esti-
matoF call
DEAYINa AND sH1PFING
ivZ1-tf
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WANTED-Young lady from country for light
Office work. state age Address BOX 475.
Times office, auI2-8t