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Wall Paper.

YOUNGER. paperhangsr and painter; paper.
Dc up. 1879 j. 81. NV. jy55-gt
c. @, SILENCE. Paperhangings, real estate
work specially lowest prices. 314 Ii ST.
NV 1y29-It
ROOMS PAPERED SI75 up: house painting:
lowest prices CHAS. A. CARLISLE, Gas III
&C. ue. Phone East 1881. fy2g-gt
Ny3I s. AIAHONEY. tho Progressive PapsT-
hanger reliable. prompt cheap legal guar
autea covers al our work. Send postal for
free samples and estimate Main store Ga
Feunsy wanna ave. Sc telephone East ia u
or following agencies. De Maine & Co sggI
Ri ST. NV. EdlaviJch's store Bowie Nd
10 Monroe ST., AnacosJias Newcozube's drug
store Congress Heights. Coz New York ave
NV. 1880 j. 80. se.s Couaway's store Laurel
Nd General Store. Glendale; P0stOfice
Colonial Beach, Va; Ingalls, Real Estate or
flee. HyaJtsVila Nd; ShaW's Store. TWining
CITY. Nrw agency. just established Ll0yd's
store. Seabrooke Nd. Jv7-7t
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FS SIoo Sc Cash; BALANCE MONTHLY.

FOR SALE-s2. eo0--SlX-FooIn DITCH win nAA
modern improvep.ents. on wide avenue, close
70 Lincoln Park. rented at 9Sho' 90.
CHAS A SHIELDS. 1895 r ST. NV Jy@S-st
FOR SALE-s2 sO0-Six-room brick on q st.
ne cellar furnace heat; rented at S-1.0yi
very deep lot 20 wide alley
CTIAS A SHIELDS. 1903 T 81. NV. 5y2s-3t
FOR SALES. go asked: offer wanted; eight
room brick and stone front cellar house.
with furnace; on b st. Sc; nice neighbor-
CHAs. a. SHIELDS. los st. NV. ty2s-st
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For Sale-Aut0mObileS.

FOR SAI-E-1s95 automobile; seats f1ve com 4
fOTtably; sold Tor want Of use OF car. FORS- !
BERG Sth and Water SITS sw. Jy29-5t
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wANTED-serant. Apply at once. SIS 18th
ST NV. 1y5o-3t
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rOa hf4NI-IWo large rooms second door;
stoIeroon closets. Washstands. light house
third hooTs light hOusekeeDing large clos
ets. sumner rates. 1913 nth ST. NV fy50-3t
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LOCAL MENTION.
Housekeepers, Opportunitv.

Brown d T0lsou, Aucts., I4J5 ii ST. NV.
sale tomorrow ly "a. N. Furniture
groceries, etc.
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PRICE. 5000
Near Washington circle, a splendidly built
room and bath brick. lot 90 by 100 10 good
alley. Rents Tor $3.50 This is q bargain
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BAftHER SUPPLIES, al kinds. az BLEHL's.
clippers. fvZs-st
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Fl.kNIsHED looms. reasonable. 1913 s.
NJ frg1-gt
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Order Your Groceries at Johnston's.
Best Gran. Sugar. 41-c. 81 9Th st. NV.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST

GOLDENBEHD =. 4Ln ana II SIS. nv.
j.. Mann, Suns o. CO. ON ana Market space
erwin 3 CIGAR STORE. Ian ana ria. ave.
EltA IL 3 CIGAR 6lOltEss z5l@ i4th IS. 49,
~. j.. Men CLl4. cigar store. 1ttA an4 = Nv
EObEhE 4. PEIHOLD, The Harvard Fhar-
macy, llJh ana Harvard SIS. nv.
~. n DARLING, cor. 18th and 4 SIS. NV.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON cor. ttA St. Rhode
Island ave, and - ST. NV.
CHAs L. HORNUNG. ChIIstiani Pharmacy.
GW. COZ. 7Ih and al SIS. nWs
DOM & SANFORD. New York ave. and
North Capitol ST.
X. A. WEIGH. 10Th and n SITS. aW.
UUIGLEI'S PHARMACY. 2Ist and q sts.
nv.
GILLETTE x CO.. 18th and L sts. nv.
&. n WAGNER & CO., LIST ard II SITS nv.
i 4. TALLOE. cor 9th and SIS. NV.
EUGENE II. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa, ave. NV.
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BROOKLAND. d. c.
ARTHUR II, i, LUERSSEN, Drug Store.
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Efusic and ElOcutiOn.

VIOLIN. piano. vocal; low summer rates.
Address PROFESSOR. Times Office
fv2s-af
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Two HC' lAlS light houselzSe ping couple
without chlidiCns light and cooking gas fur
Llshed $40 per month 1922 II ST. nv. 1t
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Wanted-Draftsmen.

NANTED-Thlrd-clas assistant architsctu-
raj craftsmen $500 per diem. An eNamiua-
ton win be he'll al the T.. S. Naval Academy.
Annapolis, nd, August Is. 1906, 70 III the
above position. For application and further
information address superintendent naval
Academy. Annapolis. Nd" Iy5oaU6
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
r. L. CARNE 4 CO.. 713 King 81.
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Wanted-ROOms

MAN wants unfinished room; s. or S. uer
month. Address g. J.. JACOBS. Postoflce.
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Wanted-LOanS.

WANTED-Loans Of 81, 100 each al per cent
on seven new siX-rO0m houses For parucu-
lars ADDRESS BOX 2g4, Times office Jy2I-T
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Advertisements Will be accepted At any OF
the following branch offices at reg ular ONCE
rates. IL a. Is mcOuVellent 70 leave aGNoF-
Ilseuents az either a branch ofIlcs o. The
Time Business Once. they may Do tele-
pEoned direct 20 Inc Times MAN o4oO). aAd
messenger viii call 10 collect without a.
Gllonal charge 10 the advertiser.
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Miscellaneous

DRESsMAKING. plain sewing. SOC b 81.
NV. iy2S-3t
A-OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO me AT
rugs. only eaving concern here. WASH
INGTON RUG CO.. s3l 5th st. NV. Phone
G25. ap6-tf
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Country Board.

DUNN-LORING. Na--Three minutes 10 steam
cars 10 minutes 20 electric goed water; fine
shade; usual country fare. fried chicken; fresh
vegetables. pleasant airy rooms; adults only
Address Mis-. j. T. TAYLOR. jyS1-3t
TWELVE MILES from city on Falls Church
road; shady lawns. table furnished from our
own gardsa and dairy S4J week. n. y.
HITE. Oakton. Va. jyS3-3t
LAYTONsTONE FARMS per week. write
Tor particulars. WM q. MARTIN, Reming-
ton. Va 5eI2-3Jt-eod
WANTED-A couple for large room al
The Naples one mile i-om Dunn Loring
station; large, shady lawn; excellent water,
milk. chickens. fresh vegetables. etc. Mrs
X. B PORTER, Merriueid. Va jy27-4t
HOME COAiFORT-DesirabIe country home
IN the mountains. % miles west of Washing
ton. on b. a. o. convenient 20 station. post
ONCE, phone, churches. etc. bathroom com
pletei fresh produce raised on place; terms
moderate. Mrs. i. PARK WILLARD, Knox
vile. Nd jy25-7t
SUMMIT PARK HOTEL, Gsithersburg. Nd.
Mrs. CHARLES CULLEN, Manager. High
healthy location; cool and shady. 20 miles
from Washington on b. q O. railroad; mod
eTn plumbing and steam heating me tennis
court and other amusementsi excellent table,
rates, $50 per month"; special rates 20 families
and permanent guests open ali the year.
Jyl4-20l
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Personal.

NokkiNGAEN viii always md IL a money!
saving scheme 70 call and inspect our line Of
suits, trousers land all mems wear. Strictly
up-to-cate. all-wool goods tailor made,
slightly used AZ prices within the reach OF
al az the OLD RELIABLE, JUSTHS OLD
sLAND. 5ls ID jyS0-7t
COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG
CONSULTING CLAAlItNONANT SPECIALIST
iZl Ninth Street n. ".
Washington. 6 most reliable ClaiFV0yaut and
laiIlzt Without asking a question she tells
or name, names or friends and enemies
Who you VIII marry reuuites the Separated
removes spells. and gives luck. Her lur5rma-
Euu Is clear. concise. ana 10 the point in All
love- marriage, and business affairs. IL
MADAME MARTHA, New York wonderful
Eaimlsti full life reading, 51e. 1921 Now
York ave. ivgD-7t
NICE. single woman with money 10 5oIn in
extensive poultry raising. nice farm shade
water, and rrulJ- object maJTimOuy. Address
HON $50. Times office. II
OUR $40 Blue serse Suit 70 order is the
best value in Washington. We personally
invite you TO call and see the goods.
MORTON e. STOUT q CO.
je27-ul. .sa-tf so r st.
MONEY TO LOAN AT REASONABLE
RATES FROM S. TO $50. CONFIDENTIAL.
ADDRESS JOSEPH Calm, ROOM a06, JEN-
TIER BUILDING. TrH AND y SITS. NV
Jy1-80t
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BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe an
Jefferson SIS.
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ANACOsTI

SOUTHWEST.
'. HUGO EISENBEISS, 9Th and 3 sts, sw.
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Beautiful New Furniture and Rugs.

Come in and see them To be- sold at
auction Wednesday, commencing 1880 a.
IN. You can save money here. Wilson
d. Mayors, l--l and 1yZJ G ST.
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NORTHEAsT.
sOurHEAsr

CHAS. II. BLUMER. n. Cap. and r SITS. ne
AcCHESNEY d JOACHIM cor. ID and SIS.
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Dancing.

LARGEST AND COOLEST Hall. IN
4HE SIIf ELECTRIC FANS.
- OPEN ALL SUMNER.
LlE OhDNAH, 45l lIth ST. " W-Everv
tuesday. Thursday and saturday even
ms; beginners class. $780,; advanced. $50.
s-.oV. tFlVate lesson by appointment Hail
jy2l-aOt PROF. cHAs. II. wYNDHAM.
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. Zoe; guar
antee waltz and two-step. five lessons coach
ing in all English branches; special rates
I,lano, mandolin. 25c; quick mod. method;
class, 81 mo. Address. with stamped envelope
BOX 90. Times Office. ty50-2t
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WANTED-TWo good Ns..-Sfs and two good
mattresses 1906 Pennsylvania ave, Nj.
VERNON LUNCH ROOM. Jy50-Zt
wANTED-Couple TO work IN the suburbs.
woman 20 dc general homework. man 10
drive and help around house good home
dress BOX PSI, Times Office 1y26-0t
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On y 81. nv, near igas q gem o. a house;
rooms end bath. furnace heat. and cellar
under entire house. Rents for $3.50.
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A. z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts
q DONNELL DRUG CO.. sth ana q SITS. %.
II, 5. kEAL4. NV. cor. llth and Pa ave. sc.
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TIMES WAN IS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT a WORD FOE

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
kOOAS AND BOARD BOARD W ANTED
Two cents a word Tor al other clAssinea
advertisements Tor less lllau three lIisei toiis
IL inserted for three OF more consecutive
fays, one cent q Wogd for each Insertion
these rates DO not apply 10 Personals
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand IN ia hours attain speed OF
Is 20 100 words in 80 hours, and we Will pro-
cure a position for yoa. We teach also Pit
man. Graham, Gregg. and Barnes systems
typewriting and spanish sIENOGkAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building. Phone 81.
1872 iyO-Syt
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for Sale-ROuseS.

FOR SALE
lsa-NeV frame lF-rg1G house. greatest bar
gain set or=re1 for property iu The District:
price S1. 5lg. easy terms
WASHINGTON REALTY CO.,
145l New York Ave. ty55-st
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TWO splendid bricks on a wide avenue in
abe Northwest rented FOR So Sd and never
Hacaut These are gems and a glIt-edgsd
investment
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4 coy little 4-To1m and bath brick, located
near "a e.. and PenusyI yal-a ave. NV. Never
IDLE. Rented now for $500
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Rooms and Board.

Rooms and Board.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. with board
cheap home cooking cool and convenient 10
cars 81 II 81. nW. fvs5-at
ROOMS w!th or without board. moderate.
transleuts 513 II 81. NV f,75-gf
FURNISHED room FOR rent at 81 Il st. NV.
with OF without board iyg8-sf
81 NV, On terace-NIcs rooms; board
II desired iva gt
ROOMS. with board or without. us 1lth 81
NV. F,s4-er
1916 Large. airy bay-Tind0w and other
comfortable rooms modern, high-clsss house
with OF without board. transients taken.
jy25-5t
FOR EENT-TW3 large communicating. fur
nished rooms. With good board: terms rea-
sunabiei telephone. lUZl 5th 81 NV. IyZ4-It
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A Cold Bottle Of Royal Pilsen

IS the most acceptable OF all things on q
hot day. For ease this superb light beer
phone Abncr-DTuTy Brew. Co.
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Help Wanted-Female.

for general houseworks
no washing; reference. IFS 0th 81. NV. L
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IRICE $3.50
Two good hricA- containing large rooms
and bath. Large yard % a good alley. IN
spir-dl1 section II the Northwest. These
houses were taken in trade. and can be
sold az the extremely low price quoted above
Always rented for SZ7.56.
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For Rent
UnfnTnish I Rooms.

NhiuAH ioh- AApVHlAs
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms; heat.
gas, bathi light housekeeping. $50 18TH 81
Sc. jy5o-3,
467 ST. n. w.-Tvo large rooms: second
hooF' hay window; fronting park jy50-st
1912 CORCoRAN sT.-Three unfurnlshed
rooms for light housekeeping, with gas. heat
bath. very reasonable Il
TWO delightful large rooms: porcelain, tiled
bathi poTchea; new house. large closets Ca
& 81. ne, Il
FOR RENT-Three-ro1 fat with bath. one
large back room next % bath. l0lf 10Th 81.
NV II
FOR RENT-T'yvo unfurnishsd rooms. with
bath l6zs Gales st. ne, jy2s-3t
THREE unfuruished rooms and bath. Tor
nsht housekeeping, S. no children. 1870
lth 81 NV. jyz3-st
THREE uarurr shed rJoms on hrst door. with
use li bath. apply after sunday frlm
70 TO g. l3iz ,mern st. ne. jya-et
FOR RENT rare. rooms. second noar. 7sl
llth a. Nv. jyZs-st
FOUR ROOM. entire third floor: gas ana
bath. light housekeeping. 10 children, refer
ence. le1- ne 81. NV. jyzs-5t
TWO ROOMS. second floor: light housekeeD-
ing no children reference. I51z 5th a.. nv.
Jy-A-5t
FOR RENT - Two large. desirable. com
rooms tor Lsht noEsekeepiugi bath. reason
able i-5 tth 81 ne. jyzS-3t
FOR E-ENT-Two OF three uufurnishsd rooms.
second uoori reasonable. % 4 q. nv.
THREE newly papered. communicating ur-
furnished rooms and BATH three large closets.
on car line. no children. heat. gas. cooking
gas. 3D. 2l2 - 81 ne. Jyzs-st
NICE, pleasant room, second floor; large pri-
yate porch. bath adjoining; suitable f5r c5u-
PIE 1917 NCFcuIHu e. uW 5vgs-gt
ENTIRE second noor two large rooms ana
bath all new; rents. {If- Us r ST. EW.
iyZs-St
FOR RENT--Thres unfurulshed rooms: Ight
to1sekeegins lgI p e. ne. 5ya-st
UNFINISHED ROOM. very reasonable:
als0 basement. 1915 nth 81. NV. 3y2s-SJ
ONE large back room. with two windows;
convenient 90 Government Printing and
Pension OflCes and also 10 car lines. only
s. per month Z13 q ST. NV 1vz7-4t
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Fl0ney 90 loan.

MONEY advanced On household goods stored
IN this warehouse at rate Of per cent per
znuun. FIDELITY STORAGE CO.. 1870 y
& 1es-U
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Wanted-BOarderS.

WANTED-Three boarders; sober men only;
heat, light and hath; navy yard men prefer
red Apply 40 18th ST. sc. 5y23-6t
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FOR SALE INVESTMENTS. FOR SALE
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Business Chances.

SALOONS. 600; sales over go daily yT5s7- n
teed. cheap rent central CAPITIr Al 1Il g.
Mss EXCHANGE. Atlantic Building.
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2lb A ST. SE.-NiceIy furnished rooms, sim
b,e anu communicating. all couveniencesi
al.1 Iooma Tor LaML M.ua--a.nLn.- II
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Cottage Lamps, Lanterns,

Many styles, bottom prices.
GIG 18th. q. A. AIuddimau d Co. 1.O4 q St
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For SaIe-FfisceIlaneOus

FOR sALE-I.arge lot hot water radiators.
nw. Phone North 1901 80 e. -
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WtANTED-8y respectable family, Iodgers for
Time. 1873 + ct NV II
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-12-20
and sentence OF expulsion, followed by
much talk Of two divorce cases."

And then the mean editor man did
not print the article and it ha caused
ten times as much talk as II he had
done SO. Solomon is getting mighty
sporty these days-almost western
Pittsburg.
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A resubmission club has been OF
gaDized in junction City which towl
seems to take rather hard the ordeI
compelling 1t to enforce the law. Tn,
club will circulate petitions 10 thf
representatives, and senators asking
that at the next election a constitu,
tional amendment be submitted to
repeal the prohibitory amendment.
The Union says these arguments are
made:
THAT the time has come when
something should be done with the
veSing prohibition question. They
think that it should either prohibit
or be taken off the statute books. 1t
should be taken out OF politics. As
matters are now the question is get
ting into such a shape that it affects
legitimate business interests. This
particular law has SO long been dis
regarded throughout The state gener-
ally that many have come to believe
that the majority Of the people Of The
state favor its being repealed. There
are very many business men who
would settle the question by vote.
If the people do not want prohibition
then they think we could have local
option and high license. II the prohibit
tion question should carry, they are OF
the opinion that the law would be
more easily enforced than it is now,
These same businessmen believe that
The present movement TO have the
prohibition amendment repealed
would promote temperance.
1t is proposed to extend the move
nent throughout the stale. II will
0st little to resubmit the amendment
nd it might satisfy lot Of people.
The probability is that the repeal
would fail by large majority.
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A9TS ARA.
nssrs tho 1Ihs Ei You Have Always BaUghl
'''1 Z Nl1IzAzNsr


Seattle, Wash, Dec. 15.-Japanese
merchants are sending their own YES
sells to Pacific coast ports for ship
IDents Of flour and wheat rather than
give them to ships flying the Ameri-
can flag. The steamship shibata is
now loading at Portland, and two
other boats are bound for Puget
Sound. Local oriental shippers as
{ sert that the Oriental merchants will
save more than 81 per ton by securing
their own ships and It will enable
them to import the cargoes on steam
ships Of Japanese registration In
stead Of patronizing the regular
steamers in the trade.
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AppeaIs for Protection.

Your digestive organs appeal loud
ly for protection, when attacked by
the microbes Of ferhented food, en-
gendered in your stomach and bowels
by dyspepsia, biliousness and consti-
patton. This protection you can very
easily extend to them, by taking
dose or two of DR.. Caldwell's (laxa-
tive) Syrup Pepsin. VIII you do itP
Sold by all druggists at SOC and 81 90.
Money back If it fails.
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SKATING RINK NOW.
C. W. Parker Will Add New
Amusement TO the Town.


After much solicitation from many
of our young folks, Col. G. W. Parker
has decided to convert the second
story of his new building, one block
east of his factory and which is being
rushed to completion, into an up-to-
date skating rink for which he has
already engaged competent manager
and corps Of instructors, and we are
assured that nothing will be left I'M
done to make it very popular and
desirable place to spend an afternoon
and evening Especial attention is
being paid to the comfort Of the lady
patrons, such as skate rooms, dress
ing rooms, etc, etc. 500 chairs will
be placed SO as not to interfere with
the skaters. 200 pairs of the very
latest pattern steel wheel, ball bear
ing skates are now on the road. This
will be one of the largest Kinks in this
part Of the country, the building be-
ing 60x150 it, A double floor is being
laid, the top one Of which will be Of
hard maple. The distance around
the center of the track is 977 feet
which will make it IA laps to the mile.
1t is the intention Of the management
TO conduct series Of races between
5he champion skaters from the sur
'ounding towps.both ladies and gentle
men for which suitable prizes will be
,ffered. Some Of the best fancy and
rick skaters in the profession, as well n
IS several daring acts, are already
looked to appear during the seasonL
he music will be furnished by 81
arge organs, one Of which is what Il
nown as Card Board Organ to play
be overtnres, was made at the Parker
lctory and is the first Of its kind ever
manufactured in America. In the
uilding will be found patent beef
oaster, and roast beef sandwiches,
Iamburgers, Frankfurters and in fact
in the lunch line for the I
,commodation Of the patrons. Two
ectric arc lights wi ! be placed in z
lch block from the court house to
lie rink and new sidewalk will be
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-12-20
THAT SPORTY SOLOMON. %
Its Local Paper Suppresses an Elk
citing Story.

The Solomon Tribune has set the
people Of West Dickinson guessing.
1t says there is good story in Solo
mon and it had, ian article Of some
length bearing upon the alleged &C.
tions Of couple Of the prominent
Of one of the Solomon
married man and another
mans wife 1.-The filing of charges
against them In the church, a church
trial resulting in verdict Of guilty,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-12-20

A man with a sprained ankle will
use crutoh. rest the ankle and let
1T get well. A man or woman with
an overworked stomach can't use a
crutch, but the stomach must have
rest just the same 1t can be rested
too without starvation. Kodol will
DO II. Kodol performs the digestive
work Of the tired stomach and cor
reefs the digestive apparatus. Kodol
fully conforms to the provis ons of
the National Pure Food and Drug
Law. Recommended and sold by
Townsend, the druggist.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-12-20
First published In the Abilene Weekly Re.
Hector December 10. lsOe.l
Notice Of Final Settlement

STATE OF X ANsAs,
Dickinson County, SS'
In the Probate Court Of said county.
In the matter OF the estate Of Peter HILBERT
To All Creditors and Other Persons In crest
ed In Said Estate:
You are hereby notified that at the regular
January term Of the probate court In and
for said county to be held at the probate
Judges Office. In Abilene, In said county. On
the 9th day OF January, 1907, being the third
Saturday In said month OF January, will
ERNEST y. HoMFHLD,
H-4 Administrator.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-12-20

New York. Dec. 15.-The Standard
on company announced Friday that
1t would advance the wages of all Its
employees now receiving less than 500
month by 10 per cent beginning Jan.
vary l.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-12-20

Rome, Dec. 14.-Mr. Montagnlni re
mains at the Vatican and Il Is ex-
pectsd that he WIN not leave there
until the acute stage Of the Franco
Vatican crizi les passed. Hi1 deten
ton at the vasiean has the double oh
Jet OF preventing indlscretion on his
part and Of having him always AZ hand
TOR consultation 10 case OF necessity.