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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-10-30

him into the response left no doub
If what the audience thought ought
10 be done as q matter OF TdFtli~ai
solIcitude 70 idle youth The mos
sincere bit - art IT. the enlrt pa
however. was shown in the ~inf4nite@l-
mai mart taken b. Charlotte Learn.
as sally. thu lid. q miner
The problem Of socialism = one
that IL little knp"n or th"ught % tH
the South and q play with tHat a
the theme cannot win me same sDfl o.
deep interest as I'm. let u say. 'Aiea-
go. where socialism H. a. live problem
The theme Is not one 10 STIR a N"Ith
Carolina audience. even II the play
| had come up 10 the -tenseness Of tn"
story. But. as plays 90, i won friends
last ui-ht.
Mr.. Dixon Has Grip.
The large audiences at The pne
Woman" yesterday afternoon ana last
night were disappointed in not seeing
Tor hearing Mr.. Dixon. The Ralcigh
people always love 70 hear him speak
land hoped hi would give them some
hot stuff" on the authorities at PM
Iadelphia who have refused 10 let me
l~Clansman" appear there. But MI.
Dixon returned from Durham with a
painful attack OF grip and is conhnei
to his bed ut the home Of MS sister
IDr. Della Dixon-CarroIl. He hopes To
be able to 90 20 Wilson on MondaE
as two new actors VIII join the con-
pany 1t that place
New Book The Traitor.'
When not with the company MI
DIXON is engaged in writing a new
hook The TraitC-" in which he VII
portray another phase Of the days in
the South following Reconstruction.
While all the characters will be COM
| posite. the life Of Randolph A. Shot-
well viii furnish much Of one of the
-, tho hook Will
appcar next year and after it is print
| Cd Nj DiXon win put it on the stage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-25
MINNESOTA EXCEEDS
ALL EXPECTATIONS
Battleship Built at Newport News
Behaves Splendidly in Stan
dardization Trials.

ROCKLAND. ME. October -4-Thc
hrst-class battleship Minnesota. desicncd
as an eight"en-knot craft exceeded the
expectation Of her builders. the Newport
News Shipburding and Dry Dock Com
pany. and the government to-day by
averaging 1857 knots an hour I'm her
standardization trial over tho Rockland
course. Her best mile with the tide was
at the rate OF 19.42 knots. which is
nearly fifty points better than the best
mile made by the battleship Louisiana.
the only other ship Of this type. which
has been tried Tidal corrections re-
duced this to 1906 knots.
The mean number Of revolutions per
minute for the fastest five runs was
i23.fl. and the maximum number was
f25.2l The number necessary to attain
tho contract speed Of is knots is 1145.
The Minnesota went over the course four
teen times only one run being lower than
Is knots She behaved splendidIy. and all
conditions were favorable for the trial.
Captain w. +. Melin. OF Newport News.
was the navigating officer The battle
ship will have four hours endura nee
run tomorrow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-25
TO DROP BARR FROM
SEABOARD DIRECTORATE
Voting Trusy Decide to Recon-
mend This-Protests Againss
Ryan's Re Elcc ton.

NEW YORK. October PA meeting
or the voting trustees Of the Seaboard
Air Line Railway was held here TODAY.
The trustees recommended that two of
The present directors of tho Scaboard
Air Line Railway. John r. Dennis and
James NJ Barr he dropped from the
board and nominated as their successors
10 be voted on at the stockholders.
meeting November Sth. II. r. Duval and
l. Ladenburg- The latter was fomerIy
hrst Nicc-president Of tho Louisville
ana Nashville system. and is now asso-
clated with the firm of Ladenburg Thai
man q company who are largely inter
csted In the Scaboard John SlSolfon
Williams. formerly president Of the Sea
poaId. and now a voting trustee at
tended to-day's meeting and filed , .nro-
test against the reelection to ne
Board Of Directors Of James 4 Rr.ir
Thomas +. Ryan and r. J. Coolidge Jr
giving as his reasons for the protest
dissatiNaction on tho part of stock
holders against the present methods ana
management Of the Soaboard.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-25
YOUNG LADY STOLEN;
KIONAPPER FEARED
Taken From Her Room in Night
Dress; Returned in Mems
Clothing.

HfRNfINGHNN. ALA. October .i
Mrs j. IT, sidcbottom reported to tho
police to-day tlc mysterious disappear Pc
au.e OF her eightceu-ye1r-r daughter.
Miss Fannie Fcnucu. from tle family
home on North Twenty first Street Ms.
Siiebottom believes hor daughter was
ohloroformed aud kidnapped between
midnight and 5 o'clock this morning. An
examination OF Miss Fennelfs room to-
day showed that She had slept in her
bed. and left her clothes undisturord
on chair
The mother saws an odor of chloro-
form pervaded the room. Mrs. Side
bottom ANA daughter visited Denver
COL. last August and after their return
Miss Fennen it. SIS claimed. BEGAN re-
cciving letters from au unknova man.
who said he had seen her first aGt West
and had followed her 20 Birmingham.
The writer profosscd his love. ami said
he would Kill her II be did not get her.
The letters have been turned over to
the police. who are working on the case
Miss Fenneu reappeared az her mother
homo at midnight. practically dressed in
mems clothing. She does not remember
anything that has taken place during the
day. She says She recovered conscious
ness short time aeo. and found herself
alone in a strange room, from which She
ncd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-25
LIFE MEN DISCUSS
INSURANCE PROBLEM
Second Day Characterized by Ad-
dresses on Important Phases
of Underwriting.

ST. LOUIS. MO. October 2i-The second
days session of the annual convention OF
the National Association OF Life Under
writer's was opened with an address by
j. r. Rhodes. OF Newark. y j.. on the
topic. Problems Of Insurance"
After the appointment Of the nominating
committee. AN address was delivered hv
Hon Frederick II. Nash. former deputy
Attorncy-General of Massachusetts, on
the subject OF Experimental Insurance
LEGISLATION"
report Of the executive committee
containing recommendations relative TO
me pu"iicatlon and maintenance Of an
official organization. under the supervision
Of L. W. Samms. of New York MS
adopted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-25
Hearst Offers Reward

There Nas special meeting of tho
County Committee of the Indcuerlouce
Ieague 20 the GIscv House TO-DAY 10
take action on the alleged mutilation ~
the petitions ~ Tie league while in tho
possession of the Board of Election as
claimed hv the league After tho meet
Ing the announcement was made that
Mr Hearst had offered a reward Of 5000
for Tho arrest ana c7av.c;.o. oI the cul-
pr.t.
Charles Z. Hughes continued his ncht
Tor tne goNernorship. working along tie
southern tier ~ counties. and closing the
day with a night speech before "a Rouub-
Lcan meeting az Cortland
w r. Hearst remained in town to-day
and addressed a noon meeting OF the
Commercial Travellers League To-nicht
no addressed several large gatherings ar
ranged hy tho Independence League and
the Democrats in the interest of his cau-
diiary for Governor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-25
Five Thousand for CuIprit
Who Mutildted
Petitions.
WOODRUFF TALKS
WITH HIS LEADERS
After Conference Declines to
Make Statement, But Has Con-
fident Bearing - Hughes
Spends the Day in the
Southern Tier Of
Counties.

NEW YORK. October 24-The first
meeting Of the newly appointed Execu-
tive Committee Of the Democratic state
Committee was held at the Victoria
Hotel, the Democratic state h@adglsar-
ters, to-day William T. hearst and
Lewis s Chanier also were present Al
the conclusion Of the session Arthur A
Mclean, treasurer OF the state Commit
Zee and an ex-oflcio member of the Fx-
ecrtiNe Committee. said that the COM
m.ttee met for the purpose ~ ores,iz
ing, ana had done So. and that they
htd received reports. which were read
from various districts ~ the state
These showed. he said. that the Hearst
strength up state was more than had
been expected Mclean added that the
candidates for the governorship and the
lieutenant -governorship had been invited
u near the reports. and both Mr.. Hearst
ana Mr Chanler had addressed the COM
mittee. L was said that the committee
adjourned subject TO the call Of the chair
Murphy'S Prediction.
CHARLES ,. Murphy the Tammany lead
er to-day prophesied a majority of 400
for Hearst IN Greater New York.
During the day Timothy l. WoodruV
Chairman ~ the Republican State Commit
tfe and state Committeeman William
barnes. Jr.. Of Albany. talked with
t.lrtr-nu- of The sixty county chairrnen
~ tHe Republican party throughout tho
state The various chairmen reported the
conditions IN their home counties.
Asked what the reports were. Mr.
Us Voodrun said.
don't cave % discuss them"
~ iA you saT @c.rc.hing about the ro-
hiloai situation generally throughout the
State" Nj. Woodruff was asked
Yes he replied. 7 think about 9
clock on the night ~ November sth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-25
Mr.. Whitehead Speaks.

There were present at tle meeting
Councllmen Cary. Larus ANA Davis.
Messrs. H. w. Rountree T.. g.. Laird
Henry ". wood. ". c. holland. Thomas
Christian. Henry r. Pollard and others
Hon. John Whitehead ~ Norfolk one
of the commissioners OF the exposition.
hy 'nvitation addressed the meeting. over
which Nfr. Pollard presided.
Tn tho course Of his address Nj White
head concisely summarized the movement
for a Virginia manufacturers exhibit. and
gave mucn valuable data as 20 the work
doue at jamestown. the status of fn-
exposition movement. and the interest
being taken by other cities. Mr.. White
bead first impressed the fact upon mis-
hearers that this was I3ichmond's affair
and not Nozolks alone as some seemed
20 think The exposition was a Virginia
antir- Many Richmonders are stock
holders others arc on the Board Of Gov
ernors. and Richmond Is wrapped ur I'm
t"e exposition movement. lie referred
% MS travels 20 the various States east
of the Mississippi and 70 the conditions
he found there. Most Of the neople OF
the Middle West are well informed he
said. as 70 the climate people and points
ot interest ~ Virginia. but ignorant as
20 lnduSt trial development. manufacturing
possibilities and resources
The exposition authorities. Nj White
head pointed out. have determined e.
erect "a brick structure 900 by 5O0 feet In
dimensions. afording floor space of
10000 square feet. as a Virginia Manu-
facturers' Exhibit Building This Will be
divided into sections and subsecti0ns for
Virginia manufacturers. so that every.
city in the Commonwealth may have its
manufactures grouped i'm this centrally
located building for the inspection Of the
twelve to fifteen millions OF people who
are expected % attend the exposition
Fe referred 10 tho splendid worl, of Gov
l.rr d ..fH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-25
Initiate New Members

Monacan Tribe. Independent order oe
Red Non. will meet tonight in their han
60 init. ~ several new members Mem
n'rs "f cNcrT tribe I'm the city viii ba
present Past Great Sachem @. T. phiilfrs
and Deputy Great Sachem Hin viii he
present 20 instruct new members In the
secret work. and 90 initiate them info
the mysteries OF the oFder
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-25
THE DAUGHTERS
PET EN- TO DEATH
Mayor Hutchins Welcomes the
Veterans and Hears Eloquent
Responses to His Address.
Robert (. Lee. Jr..
Makes Inspiring
Speech.
o. Waller gOwAaD 4ARals.

Especial ay Southern Heu TeiopaoneI
ROANOKE. NA- October -t-.vav
for the Veterans" is ue er. of Roanoke.
This town. which, on. ts aut FOB rae,r8
- tue n'st .osmnr r.i.r.u n NirsisH.
mao" -p nf p-or.. ttom au o.er Viz
-'''i n'.i- s. tnt... to. viu. has
demonstrated trat h.r r.or.. ar. s.c-
ond to nome fn t.eIr ar-.r. 81. honor tho
men who worn Tho 1ut. Tho veterans
have tne ,nwu u ta..r t.-r .-leket-
DO mas surrendered ru.r..t.Ir aud u
there Doe anything ..-s ..ut it is gene
orally theirs before tr. weak point i-
expressed Il tne citizens can guess ia
IS desired
The Daughters of the Confedcracy. rep-
rrsentlng the daughters OF tho soldiers
Who went To the firing nue in 1851. are
here in force. and they receive tue at
tention always showcred upon women
in Virginia. bat it is unou ta- grav- lad
veterans that chief houors ar- thrust
and the daughters themselves url tr..
heads of the old fellows with ta-,- att
tentiOns
The young beauN. tho Sons OF Veterans
have to take "a back seat. while tno
eallants of forty years a-o rec-lNs thc
bright smiles and COY words from the
fair women who wear the color, of the
Doutederacy upon Lleir breasts 4 newer
attcndcd NirEinia Confederate reunion
before. I have learned why they ars So
popular with the veterans The women
spoil them to death
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-25

This resolution. offered by Councilman
Hunsdon Cary ana adopted at "a meeting
of the Council Committee on Charter.
Ordinances and Reform and the COM
m ttees of the Richmond Chamber az
Commerce. epitomizes fhe result achieved
at this meeting, tire purpose OF which
was q take steps % secure an adequate
representation OF this city's manufacture
ing and commercial interests az tile
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-25
COMMITTEES MEET
AND PREPARE PLAN
Resolution Calls for Securing of
Not Less Than $4,000 Square
Feet i'll Central Building.
Handbook on Ad-
vantages Of City
to Be Issued.

Resolved, That Il Is the sense Of
this meeting that Richmond should
have an exhibit at the jamestown
Exposition in keeping with her dignity
as the capital OF Virginia and her
resources and Importance as a manu-
featuring centre, and that this exhibit
be placed IN the Virginia Manufac-
turers' Building.
2. That RichrNond should secure
space In the Virginia Manufacturers
Building TO the extent OF not less than
25. 900 square feet.
g. That the Richmond City Coun-
ell appropriate a sufficient sum or
money with which to oefray the eS-
penses OF obtaining Data and printing
an attractive hand book advertising
the advantages and resources OF the
city, said hand book to be prepared
under the direction Of the Richmond
Chamber Of Commerce"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-25
What 1t May Mean.

The action Of the general board In re-
questing that copies of the voluminous
record of the inquiry be furnished this
special committee. and. indeed. tile cone
stitution of such special committee hv
tho board. is taken 10 indicate that it pu~-
poses To investigate the Investigation. II
the special committee undertakes 90 read
and digest an this record. amounting all
toeether 70 some $500 pages. and then 10
make recommendation 10 the general
board. il Will require considerable ~
before any action is taken ON tie re-
port I'm the opinion of some il would
appear that the general board VIII ig-
more the recommendations of the lceis-
lative committee. and take ONLY the ,vi-
dence adduced before it. and on this
Will take such action as in its Judgment
g. warranted.
Mr. Sadlcr expressed great surprise 90
fnd that report read hv him % the
members of tile legislative committee i'm
executive session had become pli.I. Ir
som" way. lie stated that Doe had heard
from tho report from various persons
mentioned therein and he was unable to
explain how tho references there in hal
become known to those mentioned
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-25
GENERAL BOARD
CALLS FOR RECORD
Action Taken to Indicate That
It Purposes to Investigate the
Investigation.
COPIES ARE ORDERED SENT
May Mean That Recommends
tions OF Legislative Committee
VIII Be Ignored.

state Sopator Joseph p. Sadler. of
Powhartn county. arrived i'm the oity
last night and is at Murphys Nh.
Sadler stated that his presence here at
this time had nothing To- do with the
meeting of the legislative joint commit
tee in this city on November l2th
Mr. Sadlcr stated, however. -that the
General Board OF State HOSPITALS.
through Commissioner J.. w Lane Jr
had requested that the legislative Joint
committee furnish % the special COM
mlttee of the board "a copy of the Poe
cord of the inquiry. AIR. Sadlcr stated
Thar he had directed that copies of the
evidence. SD FAR as IL had been com-
piled. amounting TO some 5000 pages. Doe
Forwarded to this special committee of
the board which consists ~ cx-Judre
James j. Tredway. Of Chatham. j. a..
Bohaunau. of Surry. and John g. Os-
borne. of Radford. for their pe~us91
The Washington times., 1906-12-03

II YOU NANTED 10 sell a used piano and
some one could furnish you the addresses
OF hfty people who are on the lookout for
second hand pianos-you' d be glad TO buy
this list and pay well for a. wouldn't YOU /?
Well-lf there nifty probable buyers Of
your piano in this city. a want ad. viii ind
about two-thirds of them: that YOU CAN
BUY YOUR AARKET-and buy Il AZ a bar
gaiRl
The Washington times., 1906-12-03
Wall Paper.

WM. V. MAHONEY, the man that made
paperhanstng famous; reliable, prompt cheap.
legal guarantee covers all our work Send
postal for free samples and estimate Main
store, COS Pennsylvania ave. Sc, telephone
East lls-F. OF following agencies: De Maine
& Co, 520l NJ ST. NV: Edavitch's store.
Bowie, Nd, 10 Monroe St, Anacostia: New
com6es drug store. Congress Heights: COZ
New York ave NV: 1890 + ST. Sc; Conaway' 9
store, Laurel. Nd. General Store, Glendale;
POstotticei Colonial Beach Va: Ingalls, Real
Estate Office, Hyattsyille Md, Shaw's Store.
Twtning city; Lsoyd's store, Seabrooke, Nd
New agency. just established. Luerrson's drug
store, BrOOkland. de2-7t
The Washington times., 1906-12-03
COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG,
PROPHETOLOGIsT

Extraordinary cIairvoyant power cor,bfrss
with superior knowledge OF palmistry ea-
ables me 10 read your life, infancy 10 old
age. giving common-sense advice in love
marriage, divorce, and family Affairs. how
10 Iasclnate one ot your desire reunite the
separated. remove evil influence; true path
10 happy ard fortunate life. Information
clear, concise. and 10 the point. giving names,
dates, and facts. 7g1 sra ST n w
CONSULTING CLAIRYOYANT SPECIALIST
nol4-tf
IF you ARE GIVING Up housekeeping
ara wish 10 sell part or all OF your furniture.
SEND FOR the man who has the reputarICn u
~ years fair dealing. MARCUS NOTES. 425
sta ST. nw.s phone Main 5I7l nOl0-tf
The Washington times., 1906-12-03
BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHMEsT


GOLDENBERG's 7th and sts. NV.
s. kANN. SONS q CO. sth and Market space.
ERNIN'S CIGAR STORE, l4Jh and Fla ave
ERVIN'S CIGAR STORE. 2sl2 l4th ST. NV.
W. T.. McNULTY, Cigar store. 14th and T. NV
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton q
Nelson. PrOpriet0rss corner Rhode Island
ave, lst and Il sts.
ROBERT 7. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy, nth and Harvard sts- NV
". A DARLING, cor. l4th and 7 SITS. NV.
i. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9Th St. Rhode
Island ave, and Il 81 NV.
II 7. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th ST. and Mass
ave. nv.
CHAs, {. HORNUNG. ChristIani Pharmacy,
sw. cor. 9TH and NJ SITS. NV.
DOM SANFORD. New York ave. and
North Capitol ST.
n, A, NEITCH. 10Th and NJ SITS. NV.
GUlGLE4'S 5 PHARMACY, 2lst and q SITS. NV.
GILLETTE a CO. I4th and l. sts. NV.
q N. WAGNER & CO.. lst aud II sts. nv.
l. 4. TAYLOR. cor. SIN and sts. nv.
EUGENE Il. NICHOLS, 1901 Pa. ave. NV
CObLENIZ PHARMACY. North Capitol ct.
and Florida ave
NORTHEAST.
FORSTON'S BOTANICAL PHARMACY. cor
l-th 81. and Florida ave. ne.
CdAs. II BLUMER. n. Cap. and r SITS. ne
AcCHESNE4 & JOACHIM. cor. "a and E sts.
SOUTHEAST.
a E POWELL, 9Th and East Capitol sts.
DO3-St-L-L DRUG CO., Sth and q sts.
a. .. FEALH. nv. COZ. Ilth and Pa ave.
SOUTHWEST.
J. HUGO EIsENBEIsS. 7th and B f,rests
ANACOsTIA.
BCRH's -'~ 3AACY. corner Monroe and
Jenerson 81.
BROOKLAND. d. c
ARTHUR ID. +. LUERssEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. l. CARNE & CO.. 7o5 King st.
The Washington times., 1906-12-03
Bicycles

COLUMBIA chainless mans bicycle; perfect
running condition; cheap; satisfaction guar
anteed. LEWIS. 1893 Pa ave. NV de5-st
CLOSING-OUT sale Of a large assoI -ment OF
secondhand bicycles; very good bargains in
the lot. LEWIS. 1893 Pa. ave. NV de3-3t
WANTED-To buy every second hand bicycle
In Washington. c. 7. HUNTER. The BIZ
cycle Nan. 1ls Pennsylvania aYo. NV. cszf-tf
The Washington times., 1906-12-03
Situations Wanted-nale.

WANTED-Situation by hrst-class meat cut
ter; best reference. Box 25i, Times Office II
WANTED-By colored man. place as driver
or jauit0r Room i. ll54 18th st NV II
WANTED-By German man. position 10 work
around the house city or country. 1925 II
ST de3-st
WANTED-By middle-aged man, situation in
automobile garage. very handy with tools
and have had experiences; best references
Address BOX Zss, Times yfiee. de1-st
The Washington times., 1906-12-03
Cleaners and DyerS.

THE CLOTHES DOCTOR Is the only nIans
in Washington where people can have CLONES
cleaned pressed. altered, and repaired rfgbt
al she right price. Phone Main 1883 1855
Pennsylvania ave. dA1-g1t
PHILIP LEDERER, I2u H st. ne; pnone
East 1893. Satisfactory work guaranteed Our
wagon calls for and delivers work an over
the city. nols-2ot
The Washington times., 1906-12-03
Lost.

LOST-Silver handled umbrella in Kann's OF
and l0-ceut Store, Liberal reward for re-
turn 10 kENGLA, Armour Packing Co. 623
ST. des-2f
LOST-Sunday. December 2. black card -eass
containing church contribution envelope car
tickets. handkerchief. Reward for return 70
52S X ct. nv. II
LOST-On Saturday night on NJ St. between
llth and 18th, piece Of unfinished eyelet en-
broidery. Return TO 1881 ii ST. NV. II
LOST-Gray squirrel mun, on 9TH St near
OF in Sc and l0c store. Reward return 10
llZ7 Park place re. de2-St
LOST-On Thanksgiving. an opal brooch, be-
tween 18th and 18th sts. ne. Reward. $50
l4th ST. de2-3t
LOST-Rrindle bulldog; ears and tail cropped:
black face; wore spiked collar with tag and
name Tige. Return to GEO. LEATFI, 1892 sth
81. N.Y. and receive reward. del-3t
LOST-Brown collie dog: tag 3I36. Liberal re-
ward for information or return J. c. STEIN.
Engine Co. del-3t
LOST-Watch fob at Congress- 'onaI Library
with set OF four amethyst. Reward il
returned to $50 II st. deI-3t
LogT-AH the rats In cur house. by BAR
CLAY. The Ferret Man. sZ7 Louisiana ave-
ses-h
The Washington times., 1906-12-03
Dentistry.

CUT-RATE DENTISTRY. THIS WEEK. s.
SET OF TEETH. s.. Gold Crown, formerly
$40. now s. Filings. soc. All consultations
and extracting absolutely free ARMY AND
NAVY DENTAL PARLORS, COR. 7TH AND
SITS NV. Entrance 63s + St Phone
Alaln 4s%4-A delft
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting.
no pain look. feel. act. and last longer than
natural teeth; shTUnken faces made noru..-
painless Hlling. DIR. J. L WILSON, 1903 F
81. NV, nol5-9lr
FIRST-CLAsS WORK. LOW PRICES-Set
of teeth. 50 up; gold crowns, IS up; gold
filings, 81 up silver nllings soc, work
guaranteed; no pain. DR. GEO I. ED
MONDS. SO + 81. NV. no25-S0t
DRS. o. W & ". J. ELZEY, DENTISTS
3. ". Cor 10th ana + StS. N W
Gold Crown and BTidgework Specialist
Satisfaction guaranteed Or money positively
refunded moderate prices. Phone M 4z52
Open evenings al branch Office 40 Penn
sylvnia ave. Sc, 10 9 pm no22-tf
The Washington times., 1906-12-03

WANTED-Reliable coloTed girl TO cook and
del-3t
The Washington times., 1906-12-03

TWO OR THREE simple stItements or fact
In q want ad-may change and euIar1 q tbs
whole ouJlouli for yOnf
The Washington times., 1906-12-03

wANTED-Neat glrI for housework. sz3 Nd.
avs ne-- del=3t
The Washington times., 1906-12-03

S1Z5 NOTION STORE: four rooms: rent $3.50
6I7 Mass. ave. de5-3t
The Washington times., 1906-12-03
Help Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED-CoOks for families S35, $50 $40
SIS. kitchen maids. laundresses. genera
hOuseworkeTs. Mattresses, parlOrinaids. nurses
chambermaids, ladies' maids buffers, anC
other help. LADIES' EXCHANGE, SCI Yer
mont ave, opposite Arlington Hotel II
The Washington times., 1906-12-03

ALL THE MATERIAL In the Stone mansion,
14tn ana r sts. NV, now being torn down.
Apply at the building or to T. EDW. CLARK
Builders Supplies and Headquarters for Sec
Ond-hand Building Material. 1905 New Jersey
ave. NV Phone y. 279 no2s-l5t
The Washington times., 1906-12-03
Stove Repairing, Etc.

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