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Dancing.

LARGEST AND COOLEST HALL IN
THE CITY. ELECTRIC FANS
OPEN ALL SUMNER
THE ORDWAYS. 43I 1lth st " W.-Every
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday even
ing; beginners class. 7-3o: advanced S:So
Lady assista1tS5 six lessons. $50 Private
lessons BY appointment Hail for rent
myZl-Sot PROF. CHAS- 81 WTNDHAAI
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. 75c. r1Ia--
anteei waltz, two-Step. five lessons; class. 81
month: special rates club: piano. 25c; quick
mod. method. Address, with stamped en-
veIope BOX 3. Times Office. te7-st
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BARGAINS. high-class. uncalled-for mems
suits az one-half price. 30 r st. NV. Nj C
S < co "a :, = =
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Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED-Good dishwasher at FRENCH
RESTAURANT, 900 Pennsylvania ave NV
whNTED-A good colored woman cook: 90
js9-2t
WANTED-Porter. coIored. at the DUNBAR
TON HOTEL. with references. Je9-St
WANTED-A colored boy in ice cream fac
tory Call 1924 18th NV II
wANTED-First-cIass labor foreman al
once GEO A FULLER co, 11th and F SITS.
wANTED-Lab0rers at Moses building GEO
a. FULLER CO, 1ith and SITS. II
WANTED-A hundred fremen and brake
men on Maryland. New York, and other
railroads. age twenty to thirty; strong, good
sight and hearing; experience unnecessary
F1TeTnen. $50 to 500 monthly, become en0l-
neers and earn $500. BraLerner $40 10 Ssn
monthly, become conductors and earn $50
Positions awaiting competent men. Send
stamp for particulars Name position pre-
ferred. RAILWAY ASSOCIATION, Room
z24, Z21 Monroe St. Brooklyn. y. 7. jes13
WANTED-PIumber' helper OF some espe-
llence. Address BON zzS. Times Office JEST
JEWELRY SALESMAN-OnIy hustler mead
apply; capable OF giving bonS and able TO
$50 a week Is the kind we want. Apply Man
hEer. CASTELBERGS. 935 Pennsylvania ave
mhSl-tu. .sa-f
WANTED-Everywhere. hustlers TO task
signs, distribute circulars. samples etc; no
ca,lyassing; good pay- SUN ADVERTISING
BUREAU. Chicago my2s. .te2.s s.Is
WANTED Brickiayers for face and rough
work. Raleigh Hotel GEO. a. FULLER
co. fes-3t
WANTED-Two boys to help gasftters- G
a. MUDDIMAN 81 CO. Gle 12th St NV
jest
WANTED-White man TO work around coal
yard; must understand horses; rent free
Inquire J. J. CONNELLY, Sd and P SITS.
ye9-St
WANTED-Apprentice boy in baker shop
A c Joyce, ia 7th NV. jes-3t
NANTED-Two boys to learn timing trade
ID = kULH. 22t6 18th ST. NV jeS-2t
WANTED-Exper:ence drivers for teams
hauling brick, steady and permanent employ
mcnt with good wages VIII be given men who
arc sober and steady workers Apply AT
yard of WEST BROTHERS BRICK co
south end Long Bridge. Va Jes-st
wANTED-Experienced colored bow With
wheel TO work in tailoring store with ref
erence. BOBfS & BoBYS. 40 9Th ST NV
IVANTED-Young colored man at once 10
Keep hre FOR hot water Apply Superintend-
ent BRUNSWICK FLATS 1922 ST NV II
WANTED-One strong white boy not over
twenty years Of age. TO work In factory Ap-
ply $50 Pennsylvania ave. NV. II
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FOR SALE-CHEAP.
CASH REGISTEES.

NEW NATIONALS FROM SIS UP.
HALLWOOD REGISTERS At A SACRIFICE
Several slightly used NATIONALS. FULLY
GUARANTEED exceptional bargains and on
EASY PAYMENTS. We sell Second hand
Cash Registers Of ell kinds cheaper and y
better condition than any dealer.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.,
5L NINTH STREET y. W
uly1o-60t
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-H!ghest cash prices paid for worn
garments, ladies' gentlemen's Also shoes
ana mats Address postal and wQl cau any
hour B. TARSHES. ls0S 7th St NV Phone
@NyIlh fSs u-y2g-gCt
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homecoming Week for Kentuckians.
Louisville. June 1917. $I6.25 for the round
trip, via Baltimore x Ohio. Tickets sold
Tor afternoon trains June g. ana an trains
Juhe 10 10 T. valid for return until I'D
splendid trains daily.
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Personal.

BttADtORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY S1i--
"a, COLORADO BUILDING I4tb ara -
tiSa,e Co.'s uItiuon rooms; absolutely relf-
aoie, expert service. any cause, all sections.
strictly confidential; office hours Q . -, =
90 pm; after $50 and on SUNDAYS 7 can
De consulted at any hour at my residence
SYUZ 18th st. corner Of Columbia road ~
residence lies phone North 1913. MORGAN
BRADFORD. Jr- ieg-St
MONEY TO LOAN BY PRIVATE PARTY
FROM 8 TO $50: CONFIDENTIAL. An
DRESS BOX 500. TIMES OFFICE. je1-S6t
WOULD THOSE who witnessed the disturb
ance on Brightwood ave. car on Tr1esday,
June s. between 7:3o and s. kindly communi,
cate with JUSTICE. BOX 2l3. Times office?
Jest
WORKINGMEN We have large stock OF
summer goods, tailor made. slightly used
can sell you a suit at price that viii be a
stu hdIlhg 10 you. come around Saturday
ahd see JCSTH' ; OLD STAND. 613 d. jei-7>
VERONA.
me Morlds greatest Palmist and Cla:ryov-
ant without asking question viii tel ex
ACuy Mhat you called for: who and when
You VIII marry; call you by name: names OF
Itehus, enemies. or rivals. i promise tO
tell you whether husband wife or eV,ao.
nestt IS true or false ! Will tell you how 10
galn the love OF the one you most desire
even though miles away. In f3C4 ,5;i
Ell you every hope. fear. or ambition: also
business affairs, lawsuits and specuIatf1ns.
Wa you are 1est adapted for TO make a
success IN life: he tells you your whole ne
let II be good or bad: satisfaction puarantee-5
1@ady aItendaht- teadinGs. 81. Office hours
- -'''' anu '1iiuSy- tl1 18th ST. NV
my2S-I3t
BARGAINS, high-cIass. uncaIIe,i- for --,---5-
suits az one-half price. 30 r st. NV. NJ @
:. * " je9-n. W, ,sa If
FOR HIRE-New Tuxedo, fun dress and
Prince Albert suits THE FAMOUS 42z 7,b
st. NV. r1,-95 90+
NINE. RITA. the Worlds Greatest FaInIS1
and Card Reader. only astrologer In Wash
ington. Is holding receptions at T23 9th ~
NV Fee. 25c and SOC rvl3 2ot
MME. ZENITA. 10 eth St, moved to J07
I'd st NV rnyIS-30t
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Order Rosenfeld's Pure Ice Cream and
SheTbet; none better 81 Il ne. Phone
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They got gold out Of a grave" E. Hez
% 9"sLn en- explains and baptizes sun. night,
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Music and ElOCution.

PIANO. VIOLIN; expert instruction: prog
ress guaranteed. summer lessons. SOC. Ad-
dress BOX 242. Times ONCE. 5es-et
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Country Board.


GOOD LOCATION; stage runs daTIv- 777-i-
once IN part OF building For furtber in
Iofination address Mrs. G A IIACET E-V
Amissyilie. Va = -, q :, l.
PERSONS desiring good board. nea- --7o-7--
Ie1h' apply for terms and info~-n.-- Ion Nfrs
Il = GERMAN, Marshall. Va SDeciai
.ee1s2 A9I IaInliles- je9-St
WANTED-For the summer. a few seIS@f
ooaFgers. with references Address T2T,N
y. Gaithersburg. Nd iea-Sy
a HEALTHY, cool place. situated on S77,
water plenty. Of shade fishing crabbins
o0ating, and bathing. Mrs. L. J. FAT~T-E
MEX. Faulkner House. Fairbank ma
Two double rooms and board. with South
ern Iamllys n beautiful suburb on Rrfrb--
wood car line and r. < o. railroads. ean-
temen or ladies' in Office preferred. Adfress
MRS WM- Il DRAYTON, silver Spring
WILL TAKE BOARDERS on farm 1es-
Bluemont. Va Address MRS Z a FARP
PaNson. Louccun Co. Va, for terms
te7-4t
GLEN ECHO. Nd: 30 minutes from city,
roomy cottage. newly furnished; accornro,,
datton for eighteen or twenty young nnep
as club or sinsly; best country board. S.
per week. special yates by month or season.
Fresh vegetables and fowls from nv own
place: excellent canoeing and fishing; large
boathouse Tor canoes without extra CHARGE
Mrs J. R JOHNSTON, Glen Echo Ma
(Idyllwood stationj. te2--r
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CIGAR AND POOL ROOM. clearing g daily:
give-away at $500. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS'. GIL F. iee-3t
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Miscellaneous

rugs; only weaving concern here. WASH
1NGTON RUG CO.. sSl 5th ST NV. Phone
4s25. aps-tf
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WANTED-Man for outside work; state age
ana experience: an interest In the BUSINESS
for man who can. produce. Address BOX
23S. Times office. IL
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WANTED-G0Od W dishwasher at FRENCH
RESTAURANT. 930 Pennsylvania ave NV
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WOULD THOSE who witnessed the dfsfTTr6
ance on Brightwood ave. car on T'uesdaI,
June :. between 7:30 and g. kindly con1u1II1i' :
cate with JUSTICE. BOX 2I3 Times ofica >
ie7-3t ~
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CORNER GROCERY. Southwest; daily sales.
SO: one OF best-knoan stands in Washing
ton; cheap at H.IOo. NEW YORK BUSl-
NESS BROKERS'. 61 +. ie3-2t
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FOR HIRE-New
Prince Albert suits.
st NV.
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For Sale-PidnoS.

FOR SALE-Upright mahogany case plano
IN excellent condition: price. 500 cash. or
Will sell on monthly payment plan RELI-
ANCE LOAN AND TRUST co. COZ 7th ST
NV. 1es-3t
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Phone ReisingeT, Main 2767, for Ice
Cream, 81 gal. soc Z gal All orders for
I CLOCK delivery or es rlier, must be in
Dy Ig.5O p. m. Saturday. Orders received
sunday not delivered before D. m.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.


GOLDENBERG' ), 7th and X SITS. NV
= hANN,SONS * CO, Sth Snd Market space
ERAlN.S CIGAR STORE. lith and Fla. ave.
SzR WINS CIGAR STORE, 15l2 18th ST. NV.
ROBERT =. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phnr-
macy. nth and Harvard SITS. nv.
w a DARLING, cor. 14th and T sts. NV.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON, coz IJa St. Rhode
Island ave, and 81. NV.
CHAS. c HCRNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy
sw cor. 9Th ard N sts. NV.
DOM * SANFORD. New York ave. and
North Capitol
r. a. vEITCH. 2Oth and n sts. NV.
W. d. BRACE. cor. $Oth and II sts. NV.
SCiGLEI > PHARMACY. 2lst ana u sts
GILLETTE & co. 18th and I. SITS NV.
6. n WAGNER & Co. lst and II SITS. NV.
II ]. BUTTS. cor 4th and Mass ave NV.
, i + IANLOE, cor 9Th ana = SITS. NV.
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave. NV
= D. COBLENTZ. Fla. ave and " Cap. st.
NORTHEAST.
CHAS. II. BLUMER. y. Cap and r sts- ne
AcCHESNEG a. JOACHIM. cor. ID and L sts.
SOUTHEAST.
"a 4 POWELL. 4tn and East CAPITOL s.s
y y IONNE.Lk DRUG co. Sth and @ SITS Sc
II 3 tEALY. NV. cor 1lth and Pa. ave. Sc
|
SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEISS. 7th and SITS, sw. .
ANACOSTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson sts-
BROCKLAND, d. c.
ARTHUR Il +. LUERSSEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L. CARNE * Co. 7O3 kim St
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Chris. Xander's Pride of Virginia Port
A good tonic-bUilds up strength-beIDs
digestion f0c Qt. only al 909 I'm ST
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

WANTED-A young man between
the age OF fifteen and eighteen years
one who Is anxious TO learn a
profitable business and is willing
to work for moderate salary at
the start: excellent opportunity for
the right party. must be good PEN
man. Hours. $50 TO 80. Address,
IN own handwriting, BOX ga
Times Office. je9-2t
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ANACOSTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
jefferson sts.
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Lightning Rods. J. H. Kuehling.
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When Hot and Tired ~ROyal piysen,

4IIoNes the most grateful Of bevera ges.
Its purity and flavor strengthen ana - =
lSIy- All bars Abner-Drury Brew Co.
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When You Want a Cut
Of Rnything-Joyce Engraving Co. Star bl1,
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Situations Wanted-nale.

WANTED-Any kind Of carpenters vr,-i,
wages. $3.50 per day JOSEPH WOLFORD
Capitol Heights. Nd. IL
WANTED-By hrst-class job pIrrnber. steady
Job; open. J. BEALL. I21I Ilth St Sc Il
WANTED-Situation IN barber sh9n b.
young man with some experience az X
st Sc 3f5-2
WANTED-By eX-hospltaI steward = s
Army, with seven years experience in dis
pensary and prescription W,-< posiricn T.,
wholesale or retail drug store. Address BOX
PIG. Times Office. 5eS-t
wANTED-By German boy, place CT any
kind; age Is Address r. T. 907 N ST. W.
DRUG CLERK. relief work; hsge two week
days and Sundays CINCHON1DINg, EON
2l4. Times Office myf-SS
ANYONE in want Of a --.-1= ~ enS4e-t Ok
construction ADDRESS 2a25 @ e SSf S-S-.e
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Chicago-JeweI Gas Ranges.

Best for home. Best bakers.
tl6 lZth- c. \. Mud man & Co. 1901 G..
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SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEISS 7th and 3 sts. sw.
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FOR SALE-A handsome Scotch collie (rnaIe1.
10 months old Can be seen any time sunday
or Monday IT F. II. FINLEY & SONS 21S
Massachusetts ave ne. It
FOR SALE-Two trained ferrets and two
FOX terriers; good ratters- DANIEL T
GRADY. 124O Queen St ne 5es-5t
FOR INSECTS on your plants we sell to-
oacco dust, sulPhur-fobacco soap. lemon oil
whale oil soap. Flora Vitae We also have
new lot Of canaries dogs. gOldnshes. etc
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th ST. NV.
5e7-tf
AT STUD-Prize-y winning Boston terrier
Overlook. puppies for sale. MIR. GATE
WOOD, Manager Anaberleigh Kennels sec
ond floor. Ili5 Pennsylvania ave NV
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For Kent
I Eurnishp1 Rooms.

TO RENT-Large furnished alcove front
room Tor light housekeeping: no children;
~ gas, D@tn. private family S55 9th 81. sc. Il
LARGE furnished room. suitable for two
gentlemen 80 lst NV. jes-St
LAEGE, light. furnished room. Convenient
. 1llh- AN MSS. 704 NJ NV. 5es-St
ioS' NEW JERSEY AVE. NW.-For house
SIS p,Iis, ras LTee completely furnished rooms:
SECOND foor front and connecting T0071S--
a-so small room. us l0th St nv. jes-2t
$50 II ST. NW.-FUrnished second floor front
room: wen ye1tllatedi referinces. jest
FURNISHED Ior housekeeping: two IaTge
connecting rooms. SIS. 45I G ST NV. IL
FOR RENT-Eight-room furnished house for
SuSy Suty itt Snd august at $3.50 per month Apply
'llz Islh 81 NV jes-2t
607 + ST. NW.-Beautiful doutIe ana g1,,o1-
rooms: screens and awnings; transierrS 3 :,
cl,inIaodated' terms moderate. lest
16 c ST Sw.-Neatly furnished rooms
hsnt housekeeping allowed 5e3-st
- GRANT PLACE NW--Two front ana two
Back rooms southern exposure. stafIonar-v
washbasins. porcelain tubs, veranda 1es-st
TWO furnished front rooms. light house
keeping. ~ * ST NV 1e9 IIl2
TWO desirable furnished rooms rs Sd st.
IHEEE I5I,E l furnished q rooms light Housekeeping;
FURNISHED room: price. IS per month. 1917
18Th 81. les n a.
l0oS N. NW.-NewIy furnished. two fTg7T
cyol rooms, one second floor room. Phone
JeS-at
one NICE. large front room furnished or
1 IilluI lisAed, IoF young couple or Two gem
Yemen with or without board. private home
- 81 nw. 3es-st
ONE ROOM. nicely furnished. second floor
sltSaLte IoF man and wife I32 d 81 ne
!e9-st
SUMMER RATES. 40 eth NV: bath each
h29ri center iocati0ns rooms cool: southern
------ Je6-5t
NICELY furnished suite Tor IFbf 60-I--T------
:. IS sy- very reasonable 10 good people. 80 z
Jest
GIL 9Th ST. NW.-Large furnished room 3
. week -or housekeeping. board. 81 week.
Jeo-st
LARGE. pleasant rooms with board i5 sIh
- ..s, .es-3t
EXCEPTIONALLY desirable furnished rooms
VIII 81 cohtrnlences. IN Well-keut home
10 refined adults; housekeeping pernirre5'
NICELY furnished room. convenient I7C9-
uon- 4ls 81 81 nw. IeS-st
ESKNIsHED rooms for h0usekeepiag. go
FURNISHED room for rent: 80 a week
----- Se[LlaA family so Il st nv. Je7-5c
NICELY furnished rooms. board II desired
Two furnished rooms for men. rent very
reasonable S3l i nv. je7-st
TWO furnished rooms for rent. c 81
LARGE. cool rooms. with or without boa-7
~ supurbs. on car line Address afps
CHAUNCEY. Rlverdale. Nd je7-st
SUMNER RATES. second-story room 70 =
lady. delightful location. 1872 Har,-srf -
- ---- 80 81. cars JEST
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Rooms and Board.

NEAR CAPITOL. rooms with exoeus-,
.l'-fu. Tor iNO Y0lng men. ia refined rrI,-sr ~
h1+pe' price. SIS Address BOX eg- Tine-
Office. ~ ZINES
LARGE. second hoor furnished front ana
s-lailer room, with Board. lz5S Fairr1oDr
sJ. columbia Heights Ias-gf
ROOMS: good board. S55 Tor two. necba,Il-s
taken 2l22 II 81 NV. +, =
Two large. nicely furnished rooms On sec
SIlI moor also two smaller rooms. slJf-snIs
tpr one person good location: exceIie-f
ooLlra- AdareSs BOX %. Times Office. ~
42l STU ST Nw.-For rent. large rC---,-s
furnished with board. e. week: prfvafe
10y je9-3t
-ol z ST. NW--CooI. front. southern rooms.
--L o Nisnout board seS-3t
w ANIEIl-INv7 ElIJl-INv7 boerders: nicely furnished
room, with good board: $50 per ueel, eacb
--2 "a s. nv. 5es-st
-FOUR CHOICE ROOMS. SIS and S97 c5S
Eye 81 NV. -
FOR RENT-Nice furnished rooms I-5-5
board lley New York ave. rw te7-st
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL. T5tb aud
Sew 4ork ave. overlooking White House
irsl-class family hotei; double rooms So
Lp' single roOm- S25 per month zooi hoard
tfansients. 81 per day and up. rnvs0-I5r
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CONFECTIONERY. cigar and notion store;
prominent street; rent. SIS, including I'VE Nv-
ing rooms; only s225; come quick NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, GIL F.
JeS-3t
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BROCKLAND, d. c
ARTHUR Il +. LUERSSEN, Drug Store.
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Wanted-ROOmS

WANTED-ROom on first floor, not higher
than s. per month. suitable for fruit stand
or Office; in the vicinity Of Georgetown
Louisiana ave. or 7th ST. NV. Address
BOX III. Times Office IL
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Help Wanted
Male ard Female,
WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand in Is hours; attain speed OF
20 10 100 words IN l5O hours, and Will pro-
cure a position for you We teach also Pit
man, Graham. Gregg, and Barnes systems
typewrlting. and Spanish STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY, Colorado building. Phone NJ.
1I42 iaa-s0t
WANTED-Itaiian translators for the for
eign correspondence department OF a large
mail order house; position permanent. Ad-
dress In own handwriting. BOX z. l. L.,
Times ONCE. ieT-sr
WANTED-PicUure agents: ladies and gen
tlemen: good money made. zoe 7th St sw.
my12-30t
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Storage.

Storage.
100 SEPARATE STORAGE ROOMS: storage
hy the load, packing. hauling. and shipping.
See US before storing. THOMAS DOWNING
q CO, AuctioEeers. SIP Z 81. NV. Phone
Main 5I5- 5e9-g1r
FIDELITY STORAGE CO,
I42o You St
Indestructfble
Store your household goods IN
the new building free from
Eermtn-
Rugs and carpets cleaned
Let our estimator call
5e3-tf
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. pianos. etc.
stored at reasonable rates ADAM A
WESCHLER, Auctioneer. SO PeunsvI1-ania
ave NV Phone l2s2. uyos-s0t
CENTRAL STORAGE ROOMS. 1903 y 81 NV
New building. clean. light. ard wen ven
tfatec- Low rates. We pack and ship 70
ell points. BROWN & TOLSON Auction
eers. PropTietors- Phone 252o. my22-3ot
WHY PAY MORE? We store for T5c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., 4ls-ts0-4z3
10th nv. Phone Main go mrl-99f
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For Sale-BicyCIeS.

TIRE TROUBLES ENDED-St- John c7I-5-
ioned tire, no punCtures. % pumping: easy
riding; long service: chez pest in the end.
only 500 full guarantee. JONES TIRE
WORKS. 6O2-6ot E. Agents JeS-I2t-exSu
FOR SALE-Ladv's wheel; fne conditIon-
SO: walnut wardrobe. SIS: cost $50 30 @
81. ne. jes-St
FOR SALE-ChainlesS Columbia, Rambler
Smell. Iver Johnson. and fifty others. good
as new: cheap 1l3 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
je7-3t
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Wanted-BiCyCIeS.

wANTED-TO buy every second hand bicycle
IN Washington JI2 Pennsylvania ave. NV
. my15-5Ot
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Help Wanted-Female.

girl for general housework;
ook' wash, iron, small family. so7 18th St
wv II
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L. CARSE & CO.. 7O3 King st.
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- b POWELL. 4tl and East Cap!toI s.s
O'DONNELL DRUG Co. Sth and q sts Sc
" . tEALH. NV, cor. 1lth and Pa. ave. Sc.
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For Rent-Typcy-iters.

STANDARD TYPEWRITERS. from 81 rno1fI
up Address BOX 20S. Times once je7-s
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WORKINGMEN we have a large stock OF
summer goods. tailor made slightly used
can sell Nsou a suit at price that viii be !
great saving 10 you. come around Saturda,
and see JUSTE'S 5 OLD STAND. Gl9 ID. ief--.
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Wanted-SaleSmen.

IF YOU can place gilt-edged stock in pros-
porous local corporation, address BOX 229
Times Office. so .,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-10
Excellent Material In Omaha, south
Omahn aud Council Bluffs.

The uniformly high standard of amateur
ball that is being played in Omaha tins
summer suggests the thought that eight
or ten of the best teams in Omaha, South
Omaha and Council Bluffs ought TO get to-
gether If not this year then next and
organize a city league. The results would
not only be interesting to the FANS they
would be profitable TO the players, for with
an organized, systemic schedule the
standard of playing would be even better
than it is now and develop ball players
for bigger diamonds. 1t ia to be questioned
If there is another city in the west Of
Omaha's class or even a class much above
it, that can boast SO great a number Of
high grade amateur teams.
Experience has proven that some of the
most brilliant stars on the diamond have
come from these city leagues, This has
been demonstrated in st. Louis and Chi
cago and Cincinnati, for instance. Another
thing: this league could have its games
so scheduled as to fill in at Vinton street
park on one day in the week at least, dur
ing the absence of the Western league
team Dietz park is already in good shape
and could be made one of the official play
grounds while letter park In South Omaha
could be made another. and another should
be established in Council Bluffs, The
league should be known as the -Tri-Ctty
league. t-,-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-10
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Arctic, Hundred 10 One shot, Wins
Third Race az sheepahend HaN.

NEW YORK, July 9.-The surprise of the
racing at Sheepshead bay today was the
victory Of Arctic 100 to I shot m the
third race. So little was thought of his
chance Of winning that he was quoted at
one time AT 800 to / and number Of small
bets We're made on him. McCarteT, the
favorite, made the pace for five furlongs,
when TroXler brought Arctic up and won
easily by two lengths. Rams Horn won
made the pace for nearly a mile, when
Rams Horn moved out and won by three
lengths. Coincidence, in winning the NTH
race, six and half furlongs, main course,
equalled the worlds record for the dis
tance by covering It in lls2s Three IA
voTttes won Results:
First race, iVe furlongs. SOmnus won,
Gallant Dan second, Anna May third.
Time: l:0l2s.
second race. one mile: Dolly SPEAKER
won. Old Faithful second, Rose Of Gold
third. Time: ] :394S
Third race. Ave and half furlongs:
Arctic 900 to ID won, McCarter second,
Fourth race. the Bay Ridge handicap,
mile and a quarter: Rams Horn won,
Won Tromp second, Bedouin third. Time:
Fifts race. six and half. half fg5 h.lss:
third. Time: l:Olss.
Sixth race FIVE furlongs: L'Amour won,
Athens second. Citrona third. Time; i;Olts.
Seventh race. mile and thTee-quarters:
Ansier won Leila second Huntington third.
CINCINNATI. O., July s.-Results at La
First race, six furlongs; Agnes Virginia
won, Field Lark second, Lizzie Mclean
s. ond race. five furlongs: Judith Louisa
won Avendow second, Demo third. Time;
Third race. seven furlOnEs: Funieulaire