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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-31
INDEPENDENCE
LEAGUE WINS CASE
Nominations by Multiple Petition
Not Contrary to New York
Election Statute.
COURT or APPEALS so HOLDS.
Decision l. Victory for Hearst Who
Declares That Il is u Victory
For the People.

Albany, n. Y. Oca 3o.--The court OF
anneals tonight decided that the maxi
sng OF Independent nominations py
multiple petition was not contrary 10
Inc election statute ana affirmed tne
tight OF the Independence league 10
make such. nominations. The court aiso
decided that Ia the case OF Jndie'a'
nominations the certificate flied hfs'
had prior claim and that the lndspeha
ence league had right to designate
It's own candidates.
Decisions were handed down al u ~
tonight following special session ol
the court winch reeonyened at z'SV ~
MI today for the purpose OF nearing
the appeals from the appellate uiN''
s,,n,,a orders I'm the New York CITY
nnn,,nation cases As a result OF the
denis,on these candidates VIII Dc pldceu
N sthe (ndependenco league column On
IN. official ballot Francis II. Shopet'
Tamtnany candidate IN the SeSehteehth
congressional district; charies
E'arnes Tnmmany candidate VI Wy
Ninth congressional district; Henry w.
s.o,dfosle. Tammany candidate IN the
Hfiphteenth congressional uis'ricl.
Judge otto Rosaskys name WI, aiso
20 Ia the Independence league eo'un'.,
together with the names OF ul.sH &c
yemblymen and senatorial H~huiu's,ss,
.I,dre Gray real the decision, Wnich
49, hv mo whole court as follows
,six OF the appeals before us are
from orders Of the appellate DIVISION,
The sole question involved ~ mess
anoeals il whether when certlhcates
for independent nominations are re-
n,,ired TO be filed IN the same olheo'
any one OF such certificates shai ps
hold invalid because II ~ made Tor the
nomination OF more than one canui-
date the electors making II being quar-
flied to make u certificate Tor inc NOM
anation of all OF the candidates heu-
toned therein.
I'VE find nothing in the statute
which forbids nominating certificates
W this character, nor does there
seem to be any practical ground
(which would be fatal to this court
pud the appellate division, thar the
election law should be construed lDer-
ully 10 give effect to the VIII Oh the
people. These Views lead to n reversal
of the order Of the appellate division
III these cases
HEARsTs COMMENT.
Rochester, n. Y. Oct. 3O-~Mr. Hearst
was informed by the Associated Press
OF the court OF appeals decision. lie
Expressed his qualification, saying
"The victory Is more than Victory
Cor the Independence league or for
these candidates. II IL a victory for All
thc people. 1t gives aope that in time
Nve may also win the victory TO nave
the peoples vote cast at the last cleo
lion honestly counted and the result
honestly sealed.
"rhe newspapers and our opponents
who have been making false statements
about deal must feel rather foolish
IN view OF the earnest efforts We nave
made TO win this battle for the people
and OF the success we have achieved
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CApr. ROSES RopY ro1lNn

Victoria, b. c., Oct 30.-The body OF
Capt. Rose OF the wrecked barker.
tine skag!t was picked up on the beach
at Close yesterday afternoon. A tug.
boat was sent from Seattle to take the
body there.
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ing train he must meet the train, which
slews down and picks him up. He passes
over the bridge aboard the engine and In
case OF an accident. would share its fate.
After crossing the bridge ne drops off the
engire and awaits the next train.
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Time TABLE,
IN EFrr~r

Sept IS. i9os
Nc, From Ogden VE ch,.
Ana hs ~ Louis, Kansas ~,
No. ErenVer .,:..,.....V
Butte r aOa ogden. Portland 'a' an
no med r. From Ogden and In 49,, saaa
No iey nNFrom Ogden cscibc, w, s'9sa
,sy, Malad. Park civ no val
N,nermfdlate Points ana IN
u Sgd snFrom Chicago. 'oii m,,,ir..' u:@ an
Np, From Ogden Ch uI1s, %, q, 's pm
Denver and So, CITY, Omaha
S isv O-Prom Ogden. C snstse9 3. s;pps
az y, Butte Butte. Portland. s aas
A. pEpApTi;''''' ';ai pm
r So, oTFor Ogden, Omaha ch,
\ 81. iomMaver. Kansas City and
No, For Ogden pioo,r;,i:...3 l;io an
cisco and in,e Msv, San Fran.
No; FLOR osssn Points Points, 1850 Al
eo.HcaSo, Denver, Kansas ci,,,
~ Louis and San FranciscoN
To-, iGror Ogden, Cache Val. '~pr
t ey, Sisslad. Park City ana In.
No l7-lTor ogden ' Omaha. M. '@ps
No s-For 0gdep. D arss,,;" ~. SIS On
IN lily Omaha. 81 Louis and
No, 9.For ogden Boiio va; sSpn
nn, PORTLAND, San Francisco
b. e. BURfTy x - ilSpn
y. s. SPENCER, a a.
ciW Ticket Office, a0i Main sir,.A
Telephone $50 Sueh
or Ncse;y SRA. numbers nun shown above ~,
rot apply to the Southern pSnIsss ana u
Of Ogden oNthe Union Pacific eat ,h sr
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The! ! Lagoon Road.

.r sim q, Bambe1Ssssars,H Railway.
Leave 's ssIt Z effect Sept. !. 100. w.
Leave Lay tso ?; m. "u 100 "A;
ieils 4: m; sS'a si aSr .s SAT- laAe-r,u =,
s saScs t..S Yards. LyD SALT sHpafS sspl train TO-
s:oo ~ .. q. Returning i az 7ise a M
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suffer in silence and drift along from
bad to worse, knowing full well that
they ought TO have immediate assist
ance, but natural modesty impcls
them TO shrink from exposing them
selves to the questions and probable
examinations Of even their family
physician. II is unnecessary. without
money or price you can consult d wo-
man whose knowledge from actual ex-
per;ence is GREAT
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Mrs. Plnkham's Standing invitation.

Women suffering from any form Of
female weakness are invited t0promptly
communicate with Mrs. Pinkham, at
Lynn. Mass All letters are received,
opened, read and answered by women
only. A woman can freely talk of her
private illpess to woman; thus has
been es'abl shed the eternal confidence
between Mrs Pinkham and the women
OF America which has never been
broken out of the vast volume of
experience which she has TO draw from,
II is more than possible that she has
gained the very knowledge that will
help yonr case. She asks nothing in
return except your goodwill, and her
advice has relieved thousands. Surely
any woman, rich or poor, is very foolish
II She does not take advantage OF this
generous offer Of assistance.
II YOU are ILL., don't hesitate to get
bottle Of Lydia z. Pinkham'sVegetable
Compound at once, and write Mrs. Pink
ham, Lynn. Mass, for special advice.
When medicine has been successful
in restoring to health 40 many women,
you cannot well say, without trying IL,
do not believe II will help me-"
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANTED-Stenograph and typewriters 10
register with our employment department
THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO,
5l9 1lth ST. ap3O- -my2.a6
WANTED-Butler and cook tman and-wife).
$50 other cooks. houscmaid. nurse. watt
1t
WANTED-Help for all departments IN no
tels; city and resorts BURGESS HOTEL
AGENCY. 5O3 10th st. II
WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand IN Is hours attain speed Of
20 10 100 words tn $50 hours, and VII pro
cure a position for you. We teach also Pit
man, Graham, Gregg. and Barnes systems
typew.i iting. and Spanish STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building. Phone NJ
1872 ap4-2St
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Situations Wanted-ffaIe.

WANTED-By law student and experienced
bc0kkeeper, any kind Of clerical work even
ings. Address BOX &C. Times office ap30-4t
WANTED-By machinist, first-class machine
or bench hand, employment five 90 six hours
per day. between hours and 3. Address
BOX III. Times Office. apsO-3t
WANTED-By experienced meat cutter and
grocery clerk. position. Address BOX 122
iir1es offlee ap50-3t
WANTED-By COlored man. place 10 drive
wagon or help or do general work about
place; handy all-round man: good reference.
1881 Covington st. NV. ap2q-2t
WANTED-P0siiion as night watchman or
fireman twhite); have license. Address b,
7o2 7 ST NV. ap2e-2t
WANTED-To grade and sod every yard in
Washington furnish first clover sod
manure sell ". L. PHILLIPS. 1121 l st.
ne ap2S-5t
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Miscellaneous.

OLD carpents w1yen into reversible rugs.
telephone F. 55l A. NONPAREIL, l23 6th ST
ne an30-St
BOATS FOR HIRE-Live bait for sale.
canoes stored. REYNOLDS BOAT HOUSE
foot of S4th 81. Phone West 1o22. ap2S-5t
LOOK al Hferritt's Studio and see what
you can get for so DAYS with one dozen cnbi-
nets-a 142IE portrait 90s Pennsylvania ave.
A-OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO fine arr
rugs. only weaving concern here. WASH
ISGToN RUG CO.. ssl 5th St NV. Phone
Ss2s. apstf
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Statesmen.

THE Z. s EMBROIDERY WORKS las
BROADWAY. NEW YORK. offers 10 ever,
IN the world 10 make from s. 10 SO a dav bv
selling our hand embroidered shirt Waists ana
suits, patterns from The best quality siIls
pongee nd silk MULE: full sizes: guaranteed
70. wash. s. cash security required CnG
az Dranch OF ir5p postal ROOM g 6lS II
TRACHTMAN, Director. ann 7o, Sc
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Help " 8anted-MaIe.

WANTED-White boy about Is: must be able
10 drive and have a wheel MACKENZIE
BROS. 659 u 81. NV. ap9O-2t
WANTED-Men and women TO Introduce Red
Cross telephone mouth pieces. Call on II
H. SWAN. OlforI Hotel. Monday between
5.59 and p m Ii
wANTED-Barber for steady job 12ii 9th
ST. NV II
wANTED-Boy with bicycle; steady position /:
goed wages, 5l2 SIh St NV. 1t
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED. Ms UP. house paintirg.
lowest prices CHAS- a CARLISLE. SIS ri
ST. ne. Phone East lZST. ,suqg-gt
ROOMS PAPERED. $50 up. CARLISLE
A CO, 62l + 81. NV Phone Main 6BSl-M
ROOFS PAINTED Black Diamond Paint
ooc per square guaranteed one year house
painting speciality. W. O. CARLISLE &
Co. 62l F st NV. Phone Main 60SI NJ
wM- V MAHONEY, the Progressive PaDe--
hanger. reliable. prompt. cheap legal guar
antee covers all our work. send postal for
lree samples and estimate Main store Sls
PennSy lTanIa ave Sc. telephone East ia +
or following agencies; De Maine 4 Co S2g-
NJ ST NV. Edlavitch's store, Bowie 5fd
10 Monroe St. AnacoStia. Fowler's store.
Congress Heights, COZ New York ave. NV
1ZS0 F st Sc. ConaWay's store, Laurel Nd
General store, Glendale; PostOfice. Colonial
Beach. Va; Rogers & Farden, Hyattsville
Nd Shaw's Store, Twining CITY New
agency, Just established. LIoyd's store Sea
brooke. Md. apZ4-7t
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For Miscellaneous.

DO YOU NEED ANY FT-RNTTTRE9 can
in to see Us and get the lowest cash prices
obtainable. NOTES. 9Th and D SITS. NV
FOR SALE-You can buy "a high-graoe Piano
for very little money during this sale OF
slightly used Instruments Some of the bar
gains: $500 Sohmer. $3.50: $500 Knabe $50:
$500 Stieff, SIS; $500 Weber QilSe new, $3.50.
500 Gabler. $50; 800 HazeltOn. Bros. SEQ.
$500 Nose & Sors. 500: S400 Shoninser, s2S5-
$40 Stodard, S1T5; $3.50 Chickering 500: and
$500 Weber Grand. 500. Sole agents for the
Sohmer, Hardman, Nose * Sons. and ShOn-
niger Planes o. J. DeMOLL & CO.. 1871 q
St ape7-tf
SIDEBOARDS. any one IN the store for 50:
cheaper than used ones NOTES, 9Th and d
NV apz7-st
FOR SALE-Congress stand soda fountain,
excellent condition; cheap 81 Pennsylvania
ave. So. sp2S-3t
OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES at the lowest
prices obtainable. NOTES. 9th and d NV.
ap27-7t
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GOLDENEERC's Tth and X sts. NV.
s KAN,N. SONS e. Co Sth and Market space.
ERTIS'S CIGAR STORE. l4th and ria ave
EfsNIN'S CIGAR STORE, 2gl2 l4tE 81. nv.
y. L. McNCLTY, Cigar store. liih and + nv
ROBERT ]. PEIZOLD, The EATVaFa FAA4 r.
macy. nth and harvard Ets. NV
=. NJ. DANIELS, cor 14th and L sts- nv
- FRENCH SIMPSON, cJr stE ST.. Rhode
Island ave. and !. -. NV.
CHAS. <. AOkNCNG. ChrIstiani Phar.nacy
sW. cor ith and ~ SIS nv.
DONN & SANFORD. New York ave. sad
North Capitol ST
4. \. NEIICH. 2oth and ~ IS NV.
". d. BRACE, cor 9th and n SIS. NV.
OUIGLEX's PIAK31ACN. 2lst and G SIS. NV.
GILLETTE : CO.. 44th and L sts. ny
T. A. wAGNEE q co. Ist aad Il SIS IA
Il. 7. BUTTS, cor. An aud SIass. ave E@.
J. - TAYLOE. cor. s;h and j sis M.
ECGENE l.. >-ICAOLS. lyol Pa ave NV
= l. COE-ENTz. kla. ave. snd y. c.s- 49,
NORTHEAST.
CHAS. Il BLUMER, y. Cap. and r sts. ne.
AcCAEsNk4 - JOACHIM. cor ID and L Us.
L.
SOUTHEAST.
A (. POWELL. 4,h and East Capitol SIS.
- ODoSNELL DRUG CO.. Sth anu u SIS. sc.
=. :. fEALY. NV. cor. uth and Pa ave. &c.
SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EISENBEIss. IIh and & ats. sS.
ANACOSTLA.
6CRY's PHARMACy. corner Monroe and
ssrIerson SIS.
BRO0KLAND, D. c.
ARTHUR - +. LUERssEN. DRUG Store
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
p. L. cARNE & CO.. 100 KinE st.
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BiEds, DOES. Etc,

BLACK FRENCH POODLES. JAPANESE
PUGS. AND BOSTON TERRIERS FANCY
BREED chickens. swans ducks goats: also
flower and gC-deu seeds and SteiumefZ'
Unplezent Kumpnce. sule roach and water
bug destroyer. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. az
18th ST NV. aDI7-tf
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CASH REGISTFRS.
CASH KEGISTERS.

NEW NATIONALS FROM SZ5 UP.
HAI.LWOOD REGISTERS AT a SACRIFICE
Several slightly used NATIONALS. FULLY
GUARANT FEED. exceptional bargains and on
EASY PAYMENTS We sell Secondhand
Cash Registers ot ali kinds cheaper and u
better condition than any dealer.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO..
5l7 NINTH STREET y. ".
apI0-30t
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Dentistry.

CUT-RATE DENTISTRY FULL SFT
TEETH, g. Gold Crown and Bridgeworz. s.
Filings. soc. All consultations and extract
ing absolutely free. ARMY AND NAVY
DENTAL PARLORS. COR. TTFI AND F STS
NV. Entrance. $50 ST. Phone Main 4S24-
NJ arso- s0-
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No extracting:
no pain look, feel. act, and last longer than
natural teeth; shrunken faces made norma. 7.
painless filing DIR J. L WILSON. 1928 Z,
ST. sp27-S0t
FIRsT-CLASS WORK, Low PRICES-Set
OF teeth. So up: gold crowns. s. up: gold
filings, 81 up; silver filings, SOC up; work
guarac- -eed: no pain DIR. GEO. /. ED
MONils. $40 ST NV. ap27-Sot
FOR TEN DAYS-S7.5o plates. Sl75: $40
plates. $6.75; porcelain crowns. 50 90: PIX
gold crowns. s@.7S; porcelain filings. So So
Nothing but best work THE MUTUAL
DENTISTS. l0l2 st. NV. ap17-tf
DENTAL WORK done by graduate. ror cost
OF material at Washington Private Dental
Infrmary. 1903 ! ST. NV. Teeth extracted.
apS-50t
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Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-S KEBEsKY. 1896 9Th 81 NV
wII pay the highest cash prices for ladies'
shoes and hats Address a postal ana viii
call Phone y. S260-M apzs-SOt
WANTED-Furniture for cash: sell your
goods 10 the man Who gives you the most
money See HOLLYWOOD. SIN and X SITS.
1P-S-2t
wANTED-At sINcLAIR.s. 6gg Louisiana
ave. NV, turnitETe, rouer-top desks. ouice
chairs. showcases, organs, stocks of gro
cerles Tor spot cash. VIII store your goods
& IoL .9c per Ioa1. ap-s-2t
HoUsEKEEPERs. Attention. This week. or
dinary windows cXpertly cleaned Sc each
Send postal ELLIOTT. l250 Ith 81 NV
ap29-St
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves. brlc-a-brac, anu all kinds Of
household goods BAUMs FURNITURE
SHOP. 18th ana Y sts. an. Phone NOTJh Igl5
Formerly sth and T. aps4-sJt
WANrED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments. lsdles' or gentiemens. 5. Also shoes
and hats address postal and 1 viii call any
h0uI % -Al.SaEs- lSos 4th 81 nv. Phone
-. - ~ le-o-syt
WANTED-At once. 500 feather beds. by THE
SOUTHERN FEATHER co. Win pay the
highest spot cash prices FOR them. Please
send postal 10 SOUTHERN FEATHER CO.
'l9 etn 81 NV ap2s-5t
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture,
carpets N-u pay fuli value for stoves in
good condition. Office furniture and house
hold goods OF all kinds. contents especially
ID. NOIES. h-5 LOUISIANA ave Phone NJ .0-G
apz7-Z7t
WANTED-Steam shovei equipment Write
stating lowest rent charge. list OF equip
mcnt. rental conditions. etc. UNIVERSAL. Z.
CONSTRUCTION CO.. Landover, Nd.
ap26-7t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away your old clothing. shoes. hats. and
shirts before seeing me. as pay highest cash
prices Tor them Drop postal. VIII call II.
GEWIRZ. l-gs Ith ST NV apzo-I5t
WANTED buy. take down. and remove
brick and frame bCilalngs, expertly and
promptly. 7. EDW, CLARK. Builders Sup
plies. 1S55 New Jersey ave nv Phone y.
17s fe7-s0t
MAKE MONEY by saving money bring
your CASTOR clothing 10 me. viii pay the
very highest cash prices fer them. phone e3gS
drop post4l. VIII call l. KESSLEft. 1914 7th
St ap5-SQt
WANTID-Au The Funnma. straw. and six
hats q AZ need repairing 70 be left now
while We are not 50 busy. al BRODT )
HAT FACTORY. E9 Ilth ST NV. ap5-30t
WANTED IF YoU ARE GIVING UP
housekeeping and wish sell part or all
OF your furniture, seno for the man who
has the reputation OF - years fair dealing
MARCUS NOTES. E26 sth ST. nE-s phone
Main 5I7I- fei5-Sot
HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for old iron
brass, aopperr lead, zinc, and general IIse=-
Chandlse. WASHINGTON SCRAP IRON
AND METAL CO. Sth and L SITS. nv. Phone
North 26lz-M- ap22-SJt
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D. william Oysters Butter Is Famous

for purity and freshness, "Matchless
Creamery" a speciality. Can or phone
200. Stands. $40 Center market and IS
Riggs market.
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FOR RENT-Large beautiful furnished room
soithern exposure; ba adjoining 10 per-
maEent tenant. - pr month. 43f Il ST. NV.
ap3U y
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LOCAL MENTION.

Royal PiIsen Can't Be Surpassed
for home use. Americas most healthful
and delicious light beer. Have a case de-
IVered; phone W. 436, Abner-Drury
Brew Co
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For Rent
Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms.

% EYE ST. NE.-Three large communicate
ing rooms. with gas; bath on same floor:
terms reasonable. ap29-3t
TWO ROOMS. second noor north and south
exposure. furnished or unfurnished; station
airy washstands, with hot and cold water;
large closets. % Grant place. ap29-3t
TWO unfurnished and two furnished rooms
for rent. light housekeeping; on car line
in the suburbs. Address BOX Il, Times Of
fee. aD2S-5t
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BRASS BEDS. any one In the store for sS5:
some worth double NOTES, 9th ard y NV
apZ7-U
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CRI's PHARMACy. corner Monroe and
jefferson SIS.
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Either phone, North 463 or North 17S1
Geo. Fink, 22l0 l4th ST. and 1887 7th ST. NV
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Visit the Pacific Coast.

$500 for the round trip. Baltimore &
Ohio r. r. on sale daily until Nav 4th-
valid for return until July 3lst. Consult
agents for particulars
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Brown & rOlson, Aucts., 14oe H st.

Regular furniture sale Tuesday, May
lst ~ a m. Fine assortment; storage
goods. etc.
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Fink's Cream for Social Events.

Lightning rods. J. II. Kuehling, SOP 12th st
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COUNTESS MACHEN- DE LONG. 72l 9tb :.
NV Phone oy64-k Main. Consulting PALM
lster and clalrvoyant specialist. Advice and
assistance in love. business and family.
trouble. Without asking questions tells nar.ie
and what you called FOR apl2-igt
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Wanted-ROOmS

WANTED-Furnished front room first floor
preferred. state terms Address D 3 r. 20
q 81 NV. ap2g-3t
WANTED-By refined young lady. front room
with private family. Address BOX S. Times
office ap29-2t
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RAY SISTERS. ROSALTN ana TTiT7T N A
Washington famous palmists. cIairvovanfs
and card readers; luck given. Up-to-datc
parlors. 936 Eye ST. nv. an9o-7f
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TWO CENTS A WORD

If you nave net
the time TO send
or bring your ad
10 he Times or
any CT the fol-
loving Branch
OficeS, just Cali
up Main $500
and cur Want
Ad Messenger
viii call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
SeTyICe.
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apZI-It
FOR SALE-At H BERNHEIAER' SIS
81. nv. 500 street lamps, just The thing
Tor country homes or villages viii sell very
cheap. particularly in quantities aps-sot
s2.SS FOR SANITARY. dTop-side eouehes:
rockers. 9Sc; go-carts, 81 IS: parlor and be1
room suites. 81 per week See goods RED
MOND'S Su and Sl5 Tth 81. NV. fe15-tf
Blue BROADCLOTH taslor-ma6e suit; IS
bust; Il skirt: cost $50: sell for SIS. Address
BOX s.. Times Office. ap2S-3t
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Found.

HATS RENOVATED equal 10 new gT-e-Z-
and panama; hat bleaching a spectaltv
PhoAa Main 24SS-M. EANDEL & co. ~ Sth
ST ". apg0- glr
BUSINESS SUCCESS quickly attained a.
small cost by using my satisfactory print
ing: Il years practical experience. come see
me; Loo business cards. $50. HAYS 81
and X NV ar2s-e04
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Personal.

WORkINGMEN-Don't be misguided. DOM
De misied, but buy a nice spring suit an.
oNeTcodt- tailor made but slightly used at
prices 70 m your pocket at the old reliabIe
one-pTlce JJSIHS : OLD STAND. Gig . ST.
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Summer Board.

A FEW boarders taken at Colonial Beach:
fine fishing, Grabbing, and boating. open
May u. Address BON 1l6. Times Office
ap50-St
A COOL. restfuI spot for summer board Is
the WASHINGTON COLLEGE, Sd and 7
SITS. ne. Opens June l. ap27-30t
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ORGANS AT AUCTION PRICES.

Ent-e stock Cf organs 70 be closed out AT
great sacrifice ia prices, very easy weekly
or monthly payments.
Eelcubet * .-...--.. SO
saith American. Si5
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Wanted-Suburban Board

YOUNG MAN desires suburban board; con-
venient 10 city; single room. Address BOX
ll9. Times Office ap30-st
The Washington times., 1906-04-30

For Rent
Unfurnished Rooms.
FOR RENT-l70l 9th 81 NV. second floor.
WIN gas and bath, Tor light housekeeping
ap5 st
WOULD rent 10 parties with no\ children
TWO rooms with hail room SIP: both on sec
9nd; also TWO rooms on second SIS Apply
2o9 81 NV ap80-2t
FOR RENT-Front room. unfurnished. cheap,
with gas. 90 Sth ST NV ap3o-3t
FOR RENT-Three rooms, two front. fur
nished OF unfurnished; nicely situated for
housekeeping. 1911 uth st NV II
FOR RENT-Three bright rooms. light house
keeping. 633 Sth st. ne. ap39-3t
FOR RENT-Three nice airy front rooms.
with gas for Eight housekeeping halls Cor
Ger 90 and G ne ap30-St
THREE UNFURNISHED rooms on the sec
ond floor, with bath and gas. SOC 10th ST ne.
ap3o-St
FIVE-ROOM Housekeeping Aat; private bath,
large closets. 162O h ST NV Rent SIT-
ap30-2t
PHYSICIAN with his wife. desires 10 rent
reasonably. four or five unfurnished rooms
20 q couple; best downtown location. Apply
MARCUS, BOX 100. Times Office. ap5o-st
FOR RENT-Three or four hne rooms for
male and female; unfurnished: for light
nousebeeping l4lS 9 ST apS9-St
FOR RENTING or four unfurnlshei rooms
for lght housekeepins. 4S2 G st. NV, aPSo-2t
FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms. Cali a.
10Th and Mass. ave. at store. apSo-3t
FOR RENTING or three unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping; next 70 bath on sec
Ond floor. near Government Printing Office
f9 l. St apS0-3t
III 5TH ST. SE.-UnfurRished, second floor;
bath; telephone; large closets ap2S-St
TWO TO FIVE unfuTnished rooms. al con-
v=niencesi good location. sos B ST.
ap2S-3t
THREE elegant unfurnished rooms: light
housekeeping; cheap. IOS ST. sw. ap29-5t
TVvO FRONT ROOMS newly painted. $40;
all conveniences- 5I7 I'd St N.Y. ap2S-St
FOR RENT-Unfurnished ive-room apart
ment in the Cumberland fourth floor. over
looking Thomas circle. Apply Apartment -
THE CUMBERLAND ap2S-St
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR. four nice. cool
rooms. bath and gas: reasonable. 626 1 NV
ap2S-3t
THREE LARGE unfurnished rooms. second
floor. all conyeniences; for light housekeep-
ing. references required Apply sos 6th ST ne
ap2S-3t
TWO UNFURNISHED rooms. suitable for
light housekeeping. ~ 18th St ne ap2S-St
FOR RENT-Four uufurnished rooms at
American University Park; very pleasant and
reasonable. apgT-1t