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PENNSYLVANIA
II RAILROAD.
pHlLnA A-A-A LA, -s.ALA1MUhh AL
MAshlN01ON DIVISION.
hcheouie al elect Apfn I'm, i9O6

lrains leave " Ilminston as follow.
~ 5oI Z, Snestes y6 ana fhiadelpha, 14s, AIS f6Io
il059 Ills, tll.s2, 1146 a m, tiza6 ~ tSS5'
10y, too, 40 b0o, 1850 6O, IS IS. 657. an
fsll 1900 ss5, il. ~ M, fi2ia Ia : a rssil9
ts6o' 300 to.so' 6o0. t7.2a ais, 1000 and mo-
For Phiiadelphia only ass. sSsA m. ,ooo
300. b22, 6l8, Ill and 500 p. m. weekday. aSS
b.22 a m, ala III and SO p m sundays
i.s5, ll.4s a. m, ~ y sis7, af0 ~ so9 - ,,
y, 923 D. M. week ays. l.48 Il 80 ali a. ,,
sl.Sl, 2ba, an 6W '628 I'll ana s8p m
For boston without cnange, io.oOa m. ana.,
I'm. week-days 500 p m sundayA
Baltimore and v Arlington. Los, A2Q 7.i5 4Jl
$40 ilOlA 1.07 s11.4s a m, Sl286 ILL -2R
R5s. b. o, 6.OS 't.2i. I.UO. s7.Sl. te.lb, tQOl 10
so, M an9 lAls night weesssdayS l.oS 419, rs
e,O4 500. '7A, sl5 te9Op m and tl2.ls nights
baltimore and intermediabs s1AuonA IA.
ta.4s hbs p m week-days aud t6bs p m sun.
foR IHA SOUTH
Atlannc coast Line-Exprea. LOS a n. an
southern Kailwsy-Expres% s.oa a m Gx
seaboard Air Line Railway-Express,ao A N.
Norfolk ana Western Railway-For Memnnl,
and New Orleans 6.26 D. m. daily
Chesapeake a Ohio Railways Expreal, LL07 q
m weekdays, e.l5 p m daily
DELAWARh DIVISION
~ rev =, castle e56 s.28 a m 500 so ana
Nu1 p u Meek-OnVh
For bewes S.28 a m. and 8.44 2, m. Weak-daya
For kehoboth, s28 a m. Tuesdays. ThursdayI
and eaturdaya
For Dover. Harrington and Delmaz S2A iOs
2. m IA. 6.b2 ?. M Weok-dayn and 200 night
For Harrington ana way EtationA ass a n.
and 800 p m weekday
and Eoriolk lO.6s am. weekdays and 12.00 night
daily
tOk ATLANlIC CITY.
Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 q. m,
2-be and 6.lS p m, weekd ys; e.l4 a m. and
6.le p m, Sundays. Atlantic city special $40
FDinng car. ccommodation Iraina
The Wilmington Transfer Co will rall Tor and
check baggage from hotels and residences
For iurther information, apply 70 J. H. Mo
Williams City Ticket Agent Market street
OF al the station. Telephone, City Ticket Oflce
d. a A. $40.
W. W. ATTERBURY j. R. WOOD,
General Manager. Paas'r Tmfhc Manager
GRO. W. BOYD,
General PASSENGER AGENT
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GIANTS prrrArKD.

Cy Perkins Camden team yesterday
defeated the Wilmington Giants at the
Union street grounds by tho score Of 9
70 3. Mayo pitched for the Giants and
Berry was in the box for Camden. Both
pitchers wore bit bard. The Giants did
not score until the last inning, when Nc
Clary hit for a home run, driving two in
ahead OF him. The score:
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rR,-sr.rgrrAeur.

lhI~rIANE NNANLEa
walport .2Ooo00O2o-4 s 3
York 100 so OK 6 8 s
Batteries York. McGlynn and Smith;
Willismsport, Applogato and Blair. Um-
AZ Altoona. R.H. f.
Altoona 2 s sO4O KY 0 o
Johnst'n 20 o 2 90 2 o. 8 0 o
Batteries Altoona, Durham, Bell and
Stamagle; Johnstown, Amole, Armstrong
AZ Lancaster: he.
Lanc'ter o OOlO5 O-77 3
HsrrisburgO o 600 o. 3 8 3
Batteries Lancaster, Dessau and Re-
menter; Harrisburg Leary and Schriner.
Umpire, Kelley
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
Scranton. ?; A. J. 4 c.. /.
Wilkos-Barre, g. Utica, 4.
Syracuse. z; Albany, 4.
Binghamton-Iroy too cold).
FAsrrRN LEAGUE.
Montreal. 4 Providence, 2.
Baltimore. 2; Toronto. !.
Newark. A. Buffalo 3
Jorey City-Rochesier (rain).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee. 10; Louisville, o.
Minneapolis 3; Columbus, 4.
Kansas City, 6; indianapolis, 2.
st. Paul 8; Toledo, H.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
New Orleans, 4; Atlanta, 3.
Nashville, 3; Little Rock, !.
Shreveport, 8; Birmingham, {.
Memphis, IL; Montgomery. 3.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Augusta, 8; Jacksonville, A.
Columbia, 3; Macon, 2.
Charleston, A Savannah, 2.
STANDING OF THE cLUBA.
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Seeds wui Contest.

All Of the evidence is in in the con-
test over the will of J. r. D. Seeds. AS
soon as the counsel on both sides have
argued the case it will be submitted
TO the register of Wills for a decision.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-11
A VICTORY FOR BROWNTOWN
In the Second Game OF the City
League Series.
THE CONTEST WAS INTERESTING
X Brandywine Lost by Margin
of One Run.

K.suits % the Games Played IN the Ma
tiouai. Amerioau and Tri-state Leagues'
standing Of ths Clubs and Ri laying sohed-
ole for Tomorrow.
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New Jersey & Wilmington Ferry Ca
Steamer Ulrica.

ChAnge oi time in effect October "a, l9O0
Leaves Wilmington, WeekdayL 500 a N. and
800 ,. m.
Leaves renn'a Grove. weekday 10 a n. and
BOO p m
Leaves Wilmington. 6aturdayx 800 A m aOQ
600 and 1880 "a M
Leaves Penn's Grove saturdavn 10 a m hoo
ana 100 p m.
Leaves WllmingtOn Sundaya 930 a ID. and
l.aO p m
Leaves Pennb Grove, bundayI 1QM q N.
and 500 D. m
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aons of p.Iarnre 10 pln..

A shGd dinner will he given by the
Sons Of Delaware at the Wilmington
Country Club next Thurdsay. Appro-
pirate toasts Will be responded TO.
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~ "HSLO ~ House from Beach.
Special iates' s. per day aud upward. SO per
week and upward; elevator from street level.
1eo-lel mailed. SAMUEL W. kLLIs.
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soolunHY inrnas.

N-Brandywino ID 10000 O-3
BrowntoWn .---0 5000 1O3 o.
Earned rms -Brpwut0wn, 1. Two-base
hit McDeznpeA Bases on balls-Oh
Leonard, 8, "a RAnA 4. Struck out
By Leonard, 6;ty Kane. ?, Stolen bases
Rniney, 3; Forrest. Wild pitches
Leonard Passed balls-Scott. Double
plays Leonard 10 Rainey, Forrest to
Neaye Left on basea-X-Brandywine.
Z, Browntown, s. Umpire, Schultz.
lime-l35.
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Totals '.'............ 8 o q is :
CAMDEN
LEAGUE GAMES.

LEAGUE GAMES.
In the National League the Phillies
and Boston played an thinning game
the former winning by the score OF . 20 !.
Chicago defeated StLouis. S TO 5.
In the American League the Athletics
defeated Boston, 10 ] and Cleveland
won from Chicago, 15to1.
Lancaster continues to win in the Tn
State, and yesterday defeated Harrisburg
= 20 5. York won from Williamsport. 8
TO 4, and Altoona defeated Johnstown.
II tos. The scores:
NATIONAL LEhauE.
At Philadelphia: he.
ooooOIoOoOl-9 6 ?
oOolo oooOo-l o
Batteries Phillies, Lush and Doom;
Boston, Young and Needham. Umpire
Conway.
Atst. Louis: HE.
ST. louis. o. Oo1lo 2-5ii 8
Chicago / ] 3 oil o / 0 T. s u 2
Baiteries-St. Louis, Pullman, Nc
Farland and Raub; Chicago, Beebe and
Moran. Umpires, Carpenter and John
stone
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Al Boston: r. H. E..
Boston o000l0 O-I 10 3
Athletics % Ol , 1000 ? o. 10 o
Batteries Boston, Harris and Peter
son; Athletics, Bender and Schreck. Um-
pire. Sheridan.
At Cleveland: r. H. E.
Cleveland g 2 3oO7O OOx-l5 II o
Clucago % 0 o o o o o. Z .
Batteries Cleveland. Bernhard and
I IuT.Is HIlanrA ANuI.I. L.4trHI. -arlNi
van Umpire, Connor.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets, stoves. bric-a-brac and all kinds or
household goods BAUM FURNITURE
SHOP, 9Th and L sts. nv. Phone North 1913
de-4-syl
WANTED-S KEBESKY, 1906 7th St NV,
viii pay Tie highest cash price for ladies J,
shoes and hats. Address postal and ! win
call. Phone n s2G0 dc7-51t
ANTED-Pawn tel It's for diamonds, rubies
emeraloss pearls, sapphires. cash paid for old
gold, silver, dentist gold and platinum
4g7S. OC26- -6mos
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE,

AGENTS for newly patented article. espe-
clally suitable for ladies Call between 3
ana I'm. 623 81 NV, trst floor. Ja9-4t
SINGERS-I have room for a few good
voices in my choir. WM J. PALMER, thlTd
floor. Warder building, 5th and sts.
ja3-3t
WANTED-Automobile driver 5white or coll
uredl. SO week, COlOTed butler waitress
cooks. ch2IubFrIualGsi white chanlEaTIlslu
$50; pantry maids IolI New York ave II
WANTED-A boy or a girl about I5 years
WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand in Is hours; attain a speed Of
75 10 100 words IL $50 hours. ana We VIII pro
cure a position for you. We teach also Pit
man. Grsham. Gregg. and Barnes systems,
typeSritiEg, and spanish SIENOGItAPHIC
ACADEMY, Colorado building. Phone u.
ll42.. 1sS5jt
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wANrED-KoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-A fine horse AID surrey or stylish
carriage in exchange for Northwest real es-
tate located in the line Of important i'm
pToEcments. Address. with full particulars
BOX "A, Times Office. ja3-7t
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DANCING.
- TaE MooNLIaHT a.

SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES
THE ORDWAYSs 4Sl 18th ST. \. W.-Every
Monday, Tuesday, Friday. and Saturday even
ing, beginners class. so. advanced. $50.
Lady assistants; six lessons. S2.j0 Private
lessons by appointment. 'rofs. WYNDHAM
@zG WILLIS, deI6-SJt
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-A good cafe cook. colored. At az
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. laS-SS l
WANTED-Colored errand boy. Apply at
once with reference, l22S l4th ST la9-9t
WANTED-Assistant shipping clerk. MUIR
RAYS AGENCY. 631 Pennsylvania ave, 4th
moor, Room IL laz-4I
W Ant p-Hotel clerk MURRAY's
AGENCY. e3l Pennsylvania ave. lth moor.
" NTE D-Cirocery clerk. MURRAY's
AGENCY. 631 Pennsylvania ave. 4th noor,
room Il ja2-4t
WANTED-Reiiable coiored boy as porter.
Can lS47 l4th st. NV; bring references
WANTED-A hustler to represent the Cali
fornia Wine and Brandy Company Of san
Francisco. fal,, IN Washington, D. c. Au-
dress p. o. BOX 123. Jacksonville. Fla
WANTED-Honest reliable colored boy %
work in cigar store; must be good az shoe
shining. ERWIN CIGAR STORE. l4th and
Florida ave nv
wANTED-Man for bread wagon s22 eih
st. NV JAZZ
WANTED-Experienced white walters ror
night work; good pay Apply at once. 9lv
WANTED-A strong boy in bakery. ex-
pertenced preferred. s2l 9TH 81 nw u
WANTED-Errand boys " IA bicycles. salary
81 per week Apply Immediately. NJ. Phil
IPSBORN co, 6l0 18th ST NV. Ja4--t
wANTED-Union barber 1909 Sth st ne. II
wANTED-No. coal wagon driver. 70
+ st. ne. -
WANTED-Two elegator boys. man drive
feed wagon. night watchman, bell boy e51
lth 81. NV.
WANTED-Man 70 care for horses ana worl.
around store. Call Cd and : 81 ne. 1ai-St
WANTED-Meat cutter and grocery cle'k.
opportunity for good man Address BON a.
Times office. Jaf-st
WANTED-B2y With bicycle 10 deliver PACK
ages; bring reference. OPPENHElMER, 5ii
WANTED-A young man boy who has
had some experience IN gents furnishings,
must be well recommended Address h')A
Y. Times office. Ja4--t
WANTED-Elevator man. $50. colored wait
ers, farm hands, SIS, 500 houseman. HALE >
eoS . ST NV ~
WANTED-white footman. s25: colorei pri-
vate walters. $50; help for hotels. AMEHl-
CAN HOMEsEEKERs. 4l9 10Th 81. nv. II
NANTED-A Saturday barber. white or col
ored. S=.5o guarantee. Apply WESTERN :
1884 7th 81 nw.
WANTED-ColoFed roast cook aIsg ffy cook,
for Florida Apply DICKS HOTEL AGEN-
CY. 18th and PENNSYLVANIA ave
WANTED -First-class meat cutter. Lust
have best OF references. Apply HOME MAR
KEr. nth and I 81 NV Ja9-5t
WANTED-A white man to milk ai.a work
in COW ana horse stables l43l Z 81. nv.
ja3-5l
WANTED-A young man with some kuoWl-
edge Of bookkeeping and stenosraphy-
BURR BROS, Brookland, u. c Ja--5t
WANTED-Rarber. frst class man. gooa
guarantee, also shop boy. KROUS 1902 5Jh
81. laI-st
WANTED-A strong white boy. Apply HUY-
LERS. 18th and + jaz-at
wANTED-Boys with bicycles for messen-
ger service, industrious boys can earn 81
per day and more boys attending school VIII
Ee employed from p m. to II ,. m and
on Sundays and holidays. MUTUAL DIS
TRICT MESSENGER COMPANY. Basement
l4Ol / 81. Cc3-t
BOYS BE INDEPENDENT-OWn your own
new spaper routes. Get "a list % customers
for the Evening and sunday Times. and you
viii make good money. For further in
formation apply CIRCULATION DEPART
MENT. The Washington Times. ap23-ts
ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn good
income corresponding for newspapers eEpe-
rience unnecessary. Send for particulars.
I'RESS SYNDICATE. LockP5rt. y. Y.
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YOUR choice Of elk Of the very pest ureproof
combination lock steel safes made at your
own Irlce, less than one-quarter regular
prizes. 4 WilI furnish you any one OF them,
very suG-i. medium. large very large. an
very special terms Must be sold az once. II
yoU good safe at any price. write
US today for particulars. SEARS. ROEBUCK
< CO.. Chicago. IL 6e5-tu. IN sli-ISt
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SOUTHWE EST-CIose 10 L. 5. Var Col
lege, seven rooms, large bath. back yards
furnace heat. cellar. new carefully Duiiti
a bargain at TWENTY SEVEN HUN
DRED-
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

LADIES and GENTLEMEN. HOW Is THIS E?
THE WASHINGTON BRANCH OF THE
r. =. EMBROIDERY WORKS, New York.
offers an opportunity 10 any lady or gen
tleman 10 make Sl0 PER DAY by selling
our hand ana French embroidered shirt waists
and suit patterns In pOngee and other high
grade qualities. Also lines OF Oriental nov
elites japanese kimOnus, silk ana WOuieu
5haWis. LIneral terms to agents Call al
Branch once or drop a postal for -nfOTma-
tion. 5. TRACHTMAN. 6l9 F ST. NV,
ROOM 8. ia3-29t
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE-6-horsepower gasoleue motor,
vertical. including carhuTatOr. never used /.
good FOR heavy work. cheap for cash SEB
MECHLER. SIS South Patrick ST., Alexandria
Va. iaS-gt
FOR SALE-S-horsepoWer gasolene motor.
Yerticali including carbuTator; good cendi-
tion, sultanle Tor nShl auto or boat, cheap
Tor cash, SEB. MECHLER, SIS South Pat
rick ST, Alexandria va. ja3-3t
GASOLINE RUNABOUT. in nrst-cIass run
ming order buying larger car. 123 5 81. NV.
ta1-ft
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LADIES' SUITS. SKIRTS, COATS. WAISTS,
MEMS AND BOYS SUITS AND OVER
COATS IN ENDLESS VARIETY. LACE
CURTAINS. BLANKETS. AND COMFORTS,
ALL on WEEKLY PAYMENTS. JOSEPH
CAIN 425 7FH ST. NV. del4-23t
CHRISTMAS MONEY may be obtained on
furniture. pianos. organs. etc. by address
ing BOX loo. Times Office; strictly private:
no delay. l viii call. del2-tf
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SEMI MI-DETACHED-Ho water heat.
seven rooms. tiled bath cellar undes
whole house: splendid location, On your
own terms at THIRTY-TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY DOLLARS.
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Every organ in the house at clearing sale
prices. original prices cut 10 one fourth.
many Leading make IN the lot all must
be closed Gus this month. organs al SO up
o. sI weekly SaEHents
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CORNER HOUSE N NORTHWEST
Seven rooms, tiled bath. modern IN every
particular; cellar under whole house, very
cheap at FOkTX-THREE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY
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SOUTHEAST-$ear Navy Yard good
Investment; six rooms and bath for ONE
THOUSAND. Rent s. CO.
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WANTED-RO0NS.

WANTED-THO unfurnshed rooms on sec
ond floor, with board for gentleman and wife
Address BOX 66, Times otuce Ja4-Zt
WANTED-A warm. comfortable. well light
ed room IN private family. Tor gentleman
convenient 10 "a ST ami Pcnnsylyania ave-
rent not more than s. 30 per week. address
BOX IS. Times office ja5-3t
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

We SELL the best feed for your house
pants, also for birds. dogs, cats gold
hsnes, ana have good singing canaries. rar-
rets. dogs, monkeys, fancy poultry and
pl5S2n p5 Tor SQUAD raising. SCHNID BIRD
SLChf-t ~ A&th 81, NV. ia3-tf
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STORAGE

FOR RENT-Storeroon. 2lS 10th st. NV
ja3-3t
Why PAY MOREg Y store for T5c a load
UNITED STATES STC RAGE CO. Es-+29-4@
10Th 81 NV Phone Main 422s u0l-9Jt
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$3.50.

HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
On SEQ CASH AND so MONTHLY.
tCr tuli particulars drop postal. telephone.
or cali 1OT new illustrated booklet. plat
etc, O. Mount Pleasant Heights.
FULTON r. GORDON.
Northwest Subdivision q Specially.
ROBERT q. HEATER. Manager.
Tel. Main 525s Colorado bgildinSs
n.Sl2-tf
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. L CARNE & CO. 5oS King st.
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ARTHUR II. f. LTERssEN. Drus Store
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CORNER on FIRST STREET - Seven
rooms. bath, cellar furnace heat. tiled
bath. large yard, every room bright and
cheerful can you match this 81 FORTY
SEA iI& HUNDRED AND FIFTY
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CORNER GROCERY, Northwest. doing ez-
cellenJ business. viii sell cheap leaving the
city NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS,
GIL ST ja4-3t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE,
DAVID MOORE.
1928 New York Avenue.
$4,000.

1928 New York Avenue.
$4,000.
THREE HUNDRED CASH
BALANCE % suit YOU. eight rooms:
tiled bath large yard. wide alley. on let
tered street. one-halt square from car line.
sEMI-DETACHED-Hot water heat.
seven rooms tiled bath; cellar unde=
whole house, splendid Iocations on your
own terms at THIHTX-IWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY DOLLARS.
sOUTHWE EST-CIose 10 L. s Var Col
lege, seven rooms. large bath. back yard.
furnace heat cellar. new carefully ouiiti
a bargain at TWENTY SEVEN Hun
DRED-
sOUTHEAST-Eear Navy Yard a good
Investment: six rooms and bath for ONE
THOUSAND Rent - 90
CORNER HOUSE IN NORTHWEST
Seven rooms, tiled bath modern In every
particular; cellar under whole house, very
cheap at FOKTX-THREE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY
CORNER on FIRST STREET - Seven
rooms, bath cellar. furnace heat. tiled
bath. large yard, every room bright aud
cheerful; you match this st FORTY
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY
NORTHEAST completed, on vide
avenue, SIX rooms, Tiled bath. cellar fur
, t.a,- i-sat me iJtf Just Lisht at kDkI1-
No + III you make the terms.
FLORIDA AVENUE - rooms and
bath, bargain at FORTE-TWO FIFTY.
CoRNER-slx rooms each. cellar. attic:
just what you are looking for al FORTY
FIVE HUNDRED.
DAVID MOORE,
1915 NEW YORK AVENUE
jsf-tf
F0R SAIE-A NFW 2-gt0ry and CFTT-ET
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.


FOR RENT-Iarge furnished room; heat and
ngl { can after 5. % n s.. NV ia4-et
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. S. S.. and S.
Cali after pm. or sunday. si1 h 81 NV
la4-2t
TWO large furnished rooms for light house
keeping. neat gas, and BATH SIC. ia st.
ne. lai-St
ONE large furnished room. hot water heat
and gas. le New 0rk ave. MS. Ja4-5t
FOR RENT Furnished room; light house
keepins ADULTS. ii-9 sth 81 nv la4-8t
ROOMS. furnished FOR housekeeping, hot
water neat. 80 6th 81 Sc la4-5t
BEAUTIFJL FRONT ROOM open CRATE
also han room, private family, half square
tfosu capitol and Library "a Delaware ave
ne. at
IHs q ~. NW.-Newly ana wen furnished
rooms for rent. porcelain bath, 4efIHs MOD
crate. Ja4-5t
FOR RENT-slg Z 81. nv. large furnished
room, Tor light housekeeping 81 desired.
Jai-5t
FOR RENT Furnishes rooms. also tUo for
Hight houzakeepiug- 43l q 81 NV. lat-aL
sls NEW YORK AVE. Comfortably
furnished. we'll heated rooms, also parlors.
tranaients accommodated Ja4-St
THREE nicely furnished rooms for Hight
housekeeping un three car lines and con
venient % public buildings ly' St nW.
ia4Zt
FURNISHED ROOM near Treasury. 1922 g
81 NV. Ja4-st
Iz2I II ST NV Two rooms. southern ez-
Pasure; Hght housekeeping allowed. otheE
rooms. reasonable, pTiyale family central.
THREE SQUARES from postofnce. all front.
bath, gas, heat s. up. '26 l-th 81 nv.
FOR RENT-77o 81 81. NV. finely furnished
'front.' Toum5 steam heat. gas and bath gen
tlemau only. la3-6t
FOR RENr-Furnishea han room. glos ST.
su q ST. Nw.-warm comfortable rooms,
reasonable. board II desired lz5-3t
FOR RENT-TW0 communicating rooms fur
nis.se1 complete Tor lignt housekeeping, no
children, $40 Isl 81 nv Ja3-sJ
FOR RENT-Large furnished room. win pri-
yate ba b. steam heat. So per month. ~
sIs MASS. AVE. NE-FuTuished -oam. suit
able Tor man aad wife or tWo ladies second
floor light housekeeping II desired cheap 10
! desirable parties. Jaz-5t
FOR RENT Comfortable nicely furnished
thira story haA room. central location .25
1th 81. NV. 5a2-5t
III n ST. N.W.-Two large and three small
rooms. 81 % SD per month, with or without
board. taHs-ents % cents Telephone Main
o---- Ia
FOR Furnished han room; Genital
50 6th ST. NV. jsz-st
/ FOR RENT Comfortable. pleasant room 50
per week. s. per month. IS SIN 81. NV
ja2-5t
/ FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished room. g. per
month good location HOS SJh Il. nv.
ta2-4t
/ FOR EENT-Furulshed roai.s for light house
[ keeping gas and heat SO sth ST. uWs
Ja--5t
FOR RENE-Frout room, 5th anI sth s,- cars.
/ beard y desired. 1903 san 81. nv. jsz-gr
/ 71s 18TH ST NW.-Nicsly furnished rooms;
E001 location. terms moderate. fa--st
I FURNISHED ROOMS FOR light housekeep-
I iuE, ls- ana n floor 5lS 4th 81. NV des3-6t
l THE ASTORIA, Sd and c sts. NV, rooms.
( sinE.e anc ca suite SO up See Janitor ur
/ ALONLJ y. BLISS. . B ST NV. nOlS-tf
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.nprE HI-NnRED CASH

THREE HUNDRED lash.
BALANCE 20 suit you, eight rooms:
tiled batn. large yard wide alley. on let
tered street, One-halt square from car line.
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NORTUEAST-Just completed. on vide
avenue SIX rooms, Tiled bath. cellar. fur
mace heat nHe lyt. just right at FORTY
TWO FIFTY !, you make the terms
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FOR RzNT-STABLEs.

FOR RENT-STa BILE. So stalls; eas and
water good storage Tor hay ard grain; 10Th
and Q SITS. So. Apply oEice OF AMERICAN
ICE COMPANY. - PsuDsvlyania ave or
Sth ST. Nharf. de29-l4t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1903 NEW YORK AVE. opposite Corcoyan
Art Gallery; fine rooms: excellent boa q;
very convenient location. la+-5'
THE INGLESIDE. mI9 X st NV; de. irabIe
rooms; southern exposure, with board terms
reasonable haif square 10 cars. jat-St
BEST ROOM AND BOARD for the least
money. s52 Pennsylvania ave. ja4-4t
WANTED-Tvo boarders for nicely furnished
per week each. les 22d ST. NV ja4-Gt
PIG c ST. Nw.-Iarge and small rooms. good
board. reasonable. ja4-it
NICE furnished rooms. with board. 1921
New York ave. nv. ja3-St
FOR RE.NT-Furuished room with o with
out board 1902 9Th ST. NV, ia3-}t
607 E ST. NW.-Furuished rooms, wita board.
in modern. well kept house. transien taken
ia3-5t
BRIGHT second story room: good table, re-
fined home central; 345 for two. se9 X ST
nv. {a9-g,
COMFORTABLE home for man in prIva e
family - per week 4l6 lCth sw. ja2-St
DOUBLE and single room with board sl8
II St NV. ia2-9t
NICELY furnished rooms with or wit..,-t
board for two gentlemen oIacouple: private
family; terms reasonable 507 o ST
725iz 6Ti1 ST. NW.-Desirable front rooms
with or without board: reasonable rates: two
in room. deso-7r
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL-l5th and
Ne" YORK ave. overlooking White House
liFst-ciaSs family hotel; single ROOM s25 per
I.oHth. 5000 BOARD uansients. 81 per day
ana up. de90-7t
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Best Gran. Sugar, 4Ic Lb.; Choice
Potatoes, 79c bu. Johnston's, 73l 9TH ST. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
c. A. Muddiman & Co.

Now promptly MI orders for all gas
repairs.
Kew stock of WelsbaCh mdntels and
gas portable drop lights.
Lamp oil promptly delivered. VIII
close out all stock on hand at time Of
fire and replace with new goods.
1924 q ST. NV,
c. A MUDDIMAN * CO,
6l6 18TH ST. NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HAVE YOUR SKIRTS MADE by the skirt
tailoring company We also remodel all
kinds of garments. SIS liJh ST. ja5-3Jt
OLD CARPETS WOVEN into me arr rugs.
WASH. RUG Co, 5l5 Sth 81. nv. Telephone
93z5. cc-5-5-n
Want TIE PUBLIC, TO know l sell the
bsgt herb medicine. Once, 1915 9Th 81 NV.
de6-35t
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Chris. xanders Pride Of Virginia Port

Nothing surpasses this good old port as
a tonic. l5C qt only at 800 .th ST.