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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

BLACK and White Swans. Canada and China
Geese. Peafoasis. Pehn Ducks. Phessants.
Quail, fancy Poultry. Pigeons. Canaries
etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. zl2 18th ST
NV mhf-a
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For Sale-Automobiles.

FOR SALE-Second- hand automobile. one 30
horsepower PoPe-Toledo, used only months.
perfect condition. has cape cart extension
top. with glass front: price. 81 COO Address
POPE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. SIS
18th st NV mhzI-St
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Got Cold, Feeling Blue. Take "oe,'
BE well in morning. Sold by all drug
gistS 25 cents.
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For Rent-Typewriters.

SEVERAL. standard keyboard typewrfters.
81 month up. Address BOX 81. Times Office
nh
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For Sale-Typewriters.

EXCELLENT Remington. S36; s. monthly:
another. $50; s. monthly. Address BOX s5,
Times Office mhz9-St
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Miscellaneous.

LACE CURTAIN LAUNDRY, formerly li29
9Th st NV. now 7ls I'D st NV; no LINE;
30 cents pair: mail attended 10. mhz5-3t
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Use Rosenfeld's Ice-Cream and Ices
Sl2 II st. ne. Phone East 1909.
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand ID hours: attain a speed OF
% 10 100 words in 10 hours, and viii pro-
cure a position for yCu- We teach also Pst-
man. Graham, Gregg. and Barnes systems
typewriting. and Spanish. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY, Colorado building. Phone II
ntZ nh4-Sot
WANTED-Male cooks. walters; chamber
maid, nurse (for city,; man and wife,
Charleston. ". Va. NEWSOM -1oI1 New
York ave- 1t
WANTED-Clerk and typewriter. Address
BOX 81. Times office. II
WANTED-Competent steuogra phers and
typewriter operators 70 register with US; posi-
tions obtained for same WITHOUT charge THE
MONARCH TYPEWRITER COMPANY, 1921
+ St NV. mh2S-3Ot
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Royal Pilsen Is a Peerless Brew.

The one perfect light beer. II sparkles
with purity and deliciousness For case
phone w. 436. Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
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Situations Wanted
Female.

SltuaConS w dnte0-
Female.
wANTED-Place as cook or house girl I2n
10th st. NV. II
WANTED-By a colorea girl. place as cham
bermeid, or helping around home $40 ; St
sw. II
WANTED-Situations by competent white
and colored cooks. 90S nth st. NV. 1t
wANTED-By experienced laundress, family
laundry 10 take home. Call or drop postal
ll44 Sth ST. NV. 1t
WANIED-By first-class laundress 10 do at
home or cleaning. Call 4os Ist st. Sc II
WANTED-By young lady position as ste
nographer and typewriter; some experience
and willing TO begin on modest salary If
opportunity for advancement. Address 3I9
COLORADO BUILDING mhg7-5t
WANTED-By three reliable, experienced
girls. situations as cooks, chamberTnaid,' and
laundress. or housework. 1923 st. NV. 1t
WANTED-By trimmer, place IN department
store or frst-class millinery establishment.
Address BOX 90. Times Office. mh27-2t
wANTED-washInE to do at home or by day.
2l3 X st NV mh26-st
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Situations Wanted-Male.

WANTED-By foreman brfcxIayer. Job as
foreman or contract; best city reference
PETERS. I237 NJ ST ne nh27-3t
WANTED-Work on large dairy farm, near
Washington; sober and experienced. Address
w. G. l., ZalS NJ ST. nw.s care of T. II.
Middleton. mh9T-2t
WANTED-By experienced chauffeur, JOB op-
Grating private automobile. Address BOX 9S.
Times Office IL
WANTED-A position as clerk in a cigar
store; best Of references given. Address
BOX IS. Times Office nnh2C-2t
WANTED-A position as cashier; best OF ref
erences given. AdreSS BOX IS, Times office
mh26-2t
WANTED-By a colored young man, place
in printing Office; printer or pressman. Ad-
dress BOX 81. Times Office mh25-5t
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Wanfed-Rooms g Board.

WANTED-By gentleman with regular habits
board ana room with private, refined family
family must be small. Northeast or North
west section preferred. Address BOX 81,
Times once Il
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every Hour on the Hour"

Is the splendid service via Baltimore and
Ohio r. r.. Washington 70 Baltimore
from Z a. IN. to S p. m. week days. re-
turning ir. like manner. Pullman on all
trains. It's easy TO remember this SER
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Attorneys.

ADVICE FREE-Damage, divorce and estate
cases; no charge without service; best law
yers. all courts; everything strictly con-
ndential Address P. o. BOX Z. Station a.
City. uahIS-s0t
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Wanted-Bicycles.

WE BUY AND SELL secondhand bicycles.
EENDELI. It's 9Th ct. NV. mh23ot
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For Sale-hiscelIaneous.

,s-s-,,', :. a-se AlAcHlNE. good as new: an At
%. Times ONCE LIS s.. Box
FOX FOX sALE-A very fine violin az ye--- f3t17.
tiiSe, owner having no further uSe For =,
2o-- - 60A % Tines Office. nhZ7-st
FOX FOX SALE-At great bargain a SOLITAIRE.
s 1-e.l-St1 T.nS. taken In exchange can't -
nlaiehed Tor less than $50: viii sell o. a.,
N1aieLlshEK' s..i,.1 - 81 Pennsylvania ave. NV
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Dancing.

SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES
THE ORDWAYS. &51 1Ith St ~. W-Every
Monday Tuesday, Friday, and SATURDAY
evening; beginners class. 7:3o; advanced, $50
Lady assistants: six lessons. 80. Private
lessons by appointment.
nhl2-50t Prof CHAS. N MYNDHAM
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For Rent
CnfurRished Rooms.

25i NW.-Three unfurnished rooms for
ngnt housekeeping, third nOOr. light and
heat; bath oa same fio9r. mhZ7-7t
TWO unfinished rooms no children. sa3
FOR RENT-Four large unfurnished rooms
on second fOor; s-stta5le for housekeeping:
llSl New JERSEY ave, NV mh27-st
THREE unfinished rooms; two front: heat.
gas tor cooking; Reasonable 20 quiet parties:
no objection 20 one ctIIc. 15l1 llth St NV.
FOR RENT--lO5l : 81. Sw., first or second
foor, cheap. mh27-3t
FIVE large unfurnished rooms: first floor.
with bath and yard; FOR housekeeping; rent
reasonable. lsl5 5th 81. NV. II
FOUR bright unfurnished ;hird floor rooms
for Hight housekeeping; porcelain tub; adults.
Slo o4S FLORIDA ave NV u
FOR RENT-Good location: rent reasonable:
LIST Hoor; light housekeeping Sz5 New Jersey
ave. ew- mhe6-St
FOR RENTING unfurnished rooms: parlor
floor; no children: after D. m t3Zz CorcOran
st NV mh2S-3t
FOR RENT-Two large unfurnlshed rooms
With heat and bath; cheap. go 18th 81. ne
FOR RENT-second floor: ; large rooms un-
furnished for light house keeping; heat and
gas. stationary wash stand In each room,
best location zls ST NV mhZ6-3t
FOR RENT-Look at these rooms. newly
papered and painted: private hath: light
housekeeping. cheap. 2sZ1 K st. nv
Iahas-st
ENTIRE second floor. three rooms; heat
bath, and gas FOR cooking Sc s35 T st
NV mh1G-1r
FOR RENT-Three rooms second floor; heat.
gas, bath. 1895 Marion ST NV. mh2C-3t
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms. first
door 734 81 ST NV mh25-3t
FOR RENT-Large room and kitchen for
light housekeeping Zls New Jersey ave.
NV rnh25-3r
FOR REST-Two OF three unfurnished rooms
COS 18th 81 ne. nthz5-2J
VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS: light house
keeping; two squares War Department. Ad-
dress BOX s.. Times Office mhZ5-3t
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'.ZARRA
HINDOO PALMIST,' holds only honorary
permit issued 10 teach PalnIstry in
Havana, by Alcoldia OF Cul-i Reads your
mind tells names ZarTa'S statements are
weird. bewildering. Gives Hindoo mystic
sand and fire sitting: gives picture free
OF man or woman you will marry Consult
her on love, divorce, business legal Affairs.
evil Influences removed. Luck given Strictly
confidential Hours. In TO pm. See
Gold Hand Sign. 72s Sth ST. NV. mh23-14t
MIR E MILLION, PaImist end Mental
Reader. el4 New York ave NV. Everything
told mhZ5-S0r
NINE RITA, tao Worlds Greatest Palmtst
and Card Reader. only aStrolOger In Wash
ington. Is holding receptions at 723 Sth st
NV. Fee. sc and 5oc mhlS-3et
WINTER CLOTHE%We have for sale a fsT
uncailed-fcr garments at one-haf price.
These are bargains in made-to-orcer clothes
GLASGOW WOOLEN MILLS CO.. s15 Penn
sylvnia ave. NV lc12-tf
FOR HIRE-New tuxedo, fun dress. and
Prince Albert suits THE FAMOUS. lZ3 7th
St NV. fe2S-50t
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Ladies' Tailoring.

NJ. LOwENSTEIN. Ladies' Tailor; suits and
skirts made to order; remo6eling a spe-
cialty. 1906 New York ave. NV TnhZ7-56t
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Violets, z5c Per Bunch; Tulips, 3-c
per dozen 2S7e off on all palms to make
room for Easter flowers
KRAMER'S. s1s + St y. w.
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Chung HE Low Chinese Restaurant.
Open 10 a. m. TO a m. for ladies and
gentlemen. Give US a call 723 Sth 81 &c
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED. zoo cheaper than anv
firm in city; work guaranteed. r. HEWITT.
Gil East Capitol mhs7-3t
ROOMS PAPEREp. 5l.T5 up: house paint-
ing: lowest prices CARLISLE BROS 64S
II st. ne. Phone LAST 1887 mh25-st
VIM V. MAHoNEY, the Progressive Paper-
hanger. reliable. prompt. cheap: legal guar
antee covers all our work Send postal for
free samples and estimate Main store cog
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. telephone East ia F.
or following agencies: De Maine K Co. 3e07
M ST. NV, Ediavitch's store, Bowie Nd :
10 Monroe St. Anacostia: Fowler's store
Congress Heights; s07 New York ave NV ;
12S0 + 81. Sc; Conaway's store, Laurel, Md. !;
General Store, Glendale. Postoffice, Colonial
Beach, Va; new agency, Just established
Rogers & Farden. corner Johnson and Mary
land ayes.. Hyattsyiile. Nd mh33-7t
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Chris. Xanders Pride of Virginia Port.

Unexcelled tonic wine for invalids and
cOnvalescent=. 75c qt Only at 800 7th-
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Rooms and Board.

LARGE second floor front room: good board;
central location. N29 h ST NV mhL7-Ir
LARGE front room. facing Library; two
gentlemen OF couple: good tstie. 20l ID St
Sc. uhg7-2f
FOR RENT-Roons. with or without board;
reasonable. AZ . st. NV mhs7-St
DESIRABLE furnished rooms with or with
out board: French cooking; central location.
14O7 New York ave rnh2s-2t
ROOM AND BOARD. opposite Library rs
East Capitol s.. mh25-5t
GEORGE WASHINGTON EOTEI-i5th ana
New York ave. King White House
F1rst-claSs Family hotel. double rooms zl5
Up; single room. 50 per month"; good bard;
tTansients. 81 per day and ID. mh15-15t
FOR RENT-Three large front rooms. with
board THE ST. JOHNS5C 5CRY. 40I fth St
Nv. mhZS-Tr
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Personal.


LADIES SUITS. COATS. SKIRTS, WAISTS
IN AN ENDLESS VARIETY To SELECT
FROM, ON WEEKLY PAYMENTS JACOB
KOHNER. 81 7TH ST. n. W. mh2z-S5t
DON'T WORRY. See ne NNFE- RAY
Palmist and Card Reader. ParlO-s. 93S Eye
st. NV mh27-Tt
WORKINGMEN. here's a four-tine winner
beats the horses. What Those spring suits
and overcOats. tallOr-nade and slightly used
at prices that suit the poor al and see.
JUSTHS OLD STAND. 6l9 d. mh2S-7t
VERONA,
The worlds greatest Palnist and ClairvoyaEt
Without asking a question viii tell exactly
what you called for who and when YOU
viii marry; call you by name: names Of
friends enemies. or rivals. 7 premise 10
tell you whether husband, wife OF sweet heart
is true false viii tell you how 70
gain the love OF the one you most desire
even though miles away. In fact I will
tell you every hope. fear. or ambition: also
business affairs, lawsuits. and speculations;
what you are best adapted for TO make a
success in hfes he tells you your whole lie
let X be good or bad; satisfaction guaranteed
Lady attendant Readings 81. Once hours
TO Daily and Sunday. Gil 18th ST. NV
nlh30-l1t
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Miscellaneous.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE car-
pets, stoves, bric-a-brac, and all kinds of
household goods BAUMS FURNITTTRF
SHOP. 14th and u SITS. NV. Phone North IgI3
Formerly 9th and L. mh23-3It
WANTED-S. KEBESKY, 1906 7th ST NV
Will pay the highest cash price for ladies'
gents, and children's cast-oH clothing and
shoes and hats Address posIai and / win
call Phone N $3.50. nh2s-s0t
WANTED-Set OF plat books OF d. C.. chean
for cash Address BOX 81. Times Office
WANTED-Pool table. 4xS. in good condi-
ton. Address BOX SS. Times Office
InhZ7-St
WANTED-To buy several total-addIng Ma
tonal cash registers. at once. Address BOX
So. Times Office. mh97-gf
HOUSEKEEPERS. attention: this week
windows expertly cleaned. sc each Send
postal. ELLIOTT. 12So 5th 81 aw. mh25-st
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Storage.

WHY PAY MORE9 We store for Tso a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. az 42O-t9i
10th ST NV Phone Main I22a- 1a21-aot
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Lost.
LoST-BetWeen Sth e. and New York ave
and Postofhce Department letter. Finder
return TO address on envelope and receive
reward. II
LoST-Between 7Ih and I SIS and Sth 81
ana Market space, a cl0yer-leaf lOcket, Set
with eight diamonds and one sapphire Re
ward II returned 10 81 I 81 NV mnZ7-st
LOST-On sunday, red leather Jewel case
containing two rings Reward II returned
% t.yS = So nv. mhZ7-5t
LosT-on a street ear bound for Brookland.
D. c. CLARK on Contracts. and stenog-
raphers notebook; valuable 10 owner: SO
reward VIII be paid and no questions asked
~ returned 10 ROOM ia Colorado building
18th and G SITS. NV. on Tuesday or Wed
nesday between $50 an. and pm. mhZ7-3t
LOST - Monday. lady's open-face Swiss
watch, silver and enamel, with gold dellr-
de-lis on back; uth 81 car. Columbia road
TO Boston House. ST. 18th 20 18th, and sew
eraI stores on or near thar route. Reward
II returned 10 1888 Columbia road mhZ7-st
LOST-Oblong black pocketbook. Containing
mileage book. necklace. and small amount
or ii St or Georgetown and Tenleytown
cars Reward address MISS II. G. JACOB.
National Catholic School. 1t
DcST-On Sunday. within the limits of F,ast
Caritol; an, South Carolina ave: and ID 81.
on chain Please return 10 3l2 <th St Sc !;
reward il
LOST-Some place, on Sunday, plain open
face watch, with lady's fob and small heart
reward IL returned TO ROOM =, 1404 Penn
sylyI nla ave NV. J. T. HERMAN nnhz7-3t
LOST-On nth. at Skating Rink, Iady's gold
watch; initials NJ V s Reward II returned
TO Rink once mh2s-9t
LoST-A lady's gold watch IN Takorna
Park on Saturday morning. March "a, 1895.
on north side Carol avenue, Between log
Cabin and Takprua Hal Finder M
tify or return 70 MISS ANNA TUCKER.
Washington Training College. TalIoma PARK
mh26-5t
LOST-At sth and Pennsylvania ave, a
black and white spotted female pointer; tag
Ne. eS3S Bring her to ROBlNSON'S Stable.
SlI G'th St and get reward or telephone M10o5-
mh26-st
LOST-white bail terrier dog. from South
Capitol and l. sts.: tag $3.50 feward II re-
turned 70 United States Sanitary Co., South
Capitol and L sts- mh26-st
LosT%25 re, ara viii be paid for inSor7na-
about feet long Is inches wide; has leather
card holder attached bearing name Mrs
John 9. Rentman- Apply General Agents
Once, p. B. & w r. r Co., 9Th and SITS
NV, Washington. \. c. mh26-2t
LOST-Lady's gold watch with initials NJ
Y or case. in going from 3rd and o SITS. NV
to North capitol aDd I SITS NV. Reward II
returned to stall 81. 5th and X Market.
LOST-Friday even ng, in leaving National
Theater, brown far boa. Return TO co.'s
Massachusetts s~s- Reward nh25-st
LOST-Four months old white bull puppy
with brindle spot on tail. Reward II re-
turned 10 1904 18th st NV. mh25-3c
TAKEN through mistake, FROM q L 81
NV. Wednesday, March q, a cape Please
return 45 L St NV. mh25-St
IOST-AH the rats IN our house BY BAR
CLAY The Ferret Nau. 927 Louisiana ave
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

wANTED-sober colored barber: none other
need apply. ]. H ELLIS. 424 10th St NV.
WANTED-A bright. Intelligent young man.
GOOD address. as city salesman; moderate
salary at commencement and a commission;
permanent position to the right party;
must have references. Address BOX 81,
WANTED-Good dishwasher. 900 Pennsyl-
vanla ave II
wANTED-Boy at REVIEW PUBLISHING
CO. rs 18th st. NV. II
make himself useful. Call s11 E st. NV. II
WANTED-Good shoe polisner. TIMES
BUILDING BARBER SHOP, 10th and d
SITS. NV. II
wANTED-Salesman to take orders. Apply
TO am or IL to 1, l23 St Sc T.
HAINES II
wANTED-A young man TO work in whole
sale liquor store; must be a good bottle
washer. 32lS NJ ST. NV. 1t
wANTED-An experienced boy for barber
shop e36 o St NV. 1t
WANTED-Young man as helper in meat
store; reference Address BOX e5, Times
office mhZ4-3t
work; stay nights. s1s 9th st. NV. 1t
wANTED-Boy 10 work around house APP
ply 2427 18th st NV. mhZ7-2t
WANTED-Good. reliable man to take the
agency for the American Motor Washing
Machine; good chance for live hustler.
Address &C. H." Times Office. mh2T-3t
wANTED-Young man who understands
plating; also a buffer and grinder. Apply
at DOREMUS MACHINE CO. SOC. 3oe 18TH
ST. NV. mh2l-5t
WANTED-Barher, NEW WILLARD BAR
BER SHOP. mh27-3t
WANTED-Solicitor for advertising and sub
scriptions by local paper; energy and some
experience necessary. Permanent and ad-
vancng position for right man. Apply in
person e21 18th St NV 1t
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If you nave not
tine time to send
or bring your ad
to The Times or
any CT the fol-
lowing Branch
Offices, just call
up Main $500
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
service.
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Order Groceries at Johnston's, 791 7tl
Mrs. E. Hutt,

Mrs. E. Hutt,
GERMAN MIDWIFE,
REGISTERED,
iio5 9TH ST. SW.-PHONE NORTH 2ao3-M
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LOCAL MENTION.

Strictly No. I. Country Eggs, 3 Doz.,
SOC. F. Rogerson & Co., 9Th & La. ave
Special Furniture Sale, 100 Bicycles,
Etc. at Brown & Tolson's, 1409 II ST NV,
Wednesday. March %. 1906. 10 a m
Order Groceries at Johnston's, 73I 9TH
st. NV. piIlsbury's Best xxx Flour.
N-95 bbl. Best Gran. Sugar. 41zc ID.
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Wanted-RoOmS

WANTED-By young man. furnished room
In private family. near Goyegnment Printing
Ofiice. Address BOX Sc. Times once II
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Found.

HATS RENOVATED equal to new; straw
and panama: hat bleaching a specially.
Phone Main 4S5A KANDEL. T21 7th ST. NV.
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= 1PEN RIIE Frs No Remington, So 10 :
remington. SO: terms g cash. 81 a f,oDrh
NJ MINNIX CO, once OutatterS TAI =
ST - ~
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nUSIC FOR CHILDREN
F. G. SMITH PIANO CO.

BTassgTy nSsslFy Building. l75 PsHasyisaaia Ave-
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Wanted-Boarders.

GERMAN LADY wishes boarders. with ZOO
German cooking 22s Ist ST. sw nlh25-st
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FOR SALE-GoOd quality opaque shades. 1T
ted TO your windows. only Sc the best quail
ity oil Opaque shades, soc: hung free. Eiu
cau with samples. KLEEBLATT@S 18th and
Il sts. ne. Phone East sd. Ja@0-t
S2-sS FOR SANITARY drop-side couchess
rockers. Ssc: go-carts. 81 IS; parior and bed
room suites. 81 per week See goods RED
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CORNER GROCERY. Southwest: daily
sales, $40; price, 81 .50Gs cheap rent. NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'. GIL St
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colored barber: none other
mh27-2t
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-03-09

The auburn haired ladies of the
Second Kentucky district are up in
arms against Congressman Stanley
of that district, and they have just
cause to be, If the statement credited
to that congressman is true. When
the bill, providing for Furnishing
wife heaters by publicly whipping
them, was being considered by the
house, Mr.. Stanley is quoted as hav-
ing SAID that if he saw man beat
ing his wife, and she CHANGED to be
red-headed, even his southern chival.
ry would prevent him from lnterfer
ring. If the ladies Of Congressman
SANKEY'S district, who possess II
tan tresses, do not make 1t interest
ing for him in the coming campaign
We'll miss our guess. 1t is safe e
say that his dislike for red-heade6
women is dine to the fact that at ont
time a pretty auburn haired Ken
lucky maiden Tilted him fer good
and sufficlen: reasons.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-03-09
Building Material.

have received nice line OF doors.
windows, mouldings, porch columns,
building paper, carpet paper, blue plas-
ter board, paints and oils, window glass
of all sizes and in fact anything IN the
line of building material. buy in car
load lots for cash and can therefore
make YOU the lowest prices, as you don't
have to pay for some one else's bill who
forgot to remit.
Lime and eastern cement on hand
guarantee this to be superior cement
to any ever before sold here, also hav'
Plaster of paris for finishing.
d. MCLENNAN,
Depot Street
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-03-09

Since women have been granted
the right of suffrage in Idaho, the
custom seems to have been estab-
lished that the office of state super
intendent of public instruction shall
be given to member of the fair
sex, and it is proper that t should.
They ire entitled to recognition on
the ticket and the duties of the office
of state superintendent, of schools
are such that any qualified lady can
discharge them with honor and cred
it. Miss Scott, our present state
superintendent, having declared that
she will not be a candidate for a
third term, the names of two ladies
have already been mentioned in con-
| nectiop with the nomination on the
republican ticket. They are Miss
Belle Cham berlain, who has held the
position of assistant under MISS
SCOTS administration, and Miss
Anna G. Ford, at present principal
of the Weiser high school. Miss
Chamberlain is a native OF Idaho
and has devoted her life to educa
tional work. Her knowledge of the
requirements of the Office, gaineo
during her incumbency as assistant
would materially aid her in the sue
cessful administration of affairs
should she be elevated to the posi-
tion of superintendent. She i
spoken of as being a progressive
energetic and genial lady.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-03-09
Notice to Teachers.

An eighth grade final examination
will be held March ID, IA, Is and l6.
The districts of the county will be
grouped as follows: 1st, Fish Haven,
st. Charles, Paris, Bloomington, Ovid,
Lanark, Liberty. Sharon and Bern.
End, Dingle, Marlboro, Raymond and
Alton. Bro, Montpelier districts 10 and
f5) and Bennington. 4th, Georgetown,
Nounan, two districts) and Eight Mile
Examinations will be held at the fol
lowing places: LIST group at Paris. Emo
at Dingle, Bird at Montpelier down town
District 10, 4th at Georgetown.
The questions will be sent to th'
principal of the district where examin
ations are held, and they will have gen
eral supervision of the work. to b
assisted by the principal of the, othe
districts who have applicants.
EUGENE s. HART,
County Supt
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-03-09

senatorial question up to the con-
yeution. True, and there are others
who have seen the same thing hap
pen--not once, but scores OF times.
These cliques and combines have
not been confined to the republican
party, either. We have a faint re-
COLLECTION of one Fred T. Dubois
and his clique having controlled a
democratic convention so complet-
ely that the convention did directly
the opposite thing to what the ma
iority of the party desired that il
should do. 1t is true, that by fore
ing the convention to endorse him
for senator, Dubois won out but i
was only through the combination
of the democratic, populist AM
silver republican forces that he di'
win. With the three ring combine
ton that year it was anything t
beat the republicans" and the ''rf
formers" were so imbued with ths
sentiment that Dubois carried ii
day.