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The Washington times., 1906-05-20

SI.oo Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg;
s1.S5 Berkeley Springs, and $500 Cumber-
land and return, May q. From Balti-
moro q Ohio station, sos a. m. Return
ing from Cumberland 6 .. m, Berkeley
Springs. p. m. Martinsburg D. m,
and Harpers Ferry, $40 p. m. same day
Splendid opportunity for day in country.
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Wanted Summer Board.

IN Cleveland Park Chevy Chase, or Mt.
Pleasant; state terms fully. Address BOX
ls5. Times ONCE. myls-2t
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Rooms and Board.

GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL 18th and
NeW YORK ave, overlooking White House
F1Tst-class family hotel. double rooms IS
up single room, 50 per month. good board /.
lraeslenIs. q per day ard up. myI5-I5t
S04 ST. NE.-In private family. Furnished
rooms and board; married couples or gentle
men; two on second floor, two third floor
1t
ss1 G NV. on terTace-Cool rooms: excellent
table board my2O-st
Largo front room, home comforts; With
excellent board: 50 month singles SO double
1253 sth 81 NV il
FOR RENT-FUrnished. entire second Foo-.
three delightful rooms: hath: porch: Ucht
honsekeeping: cheap. 472 . ST NV rnyIs-st
151s zIST ST. NW.-Between p ST and Nas-
sachusetts ave; cool front rooms for rent
with board: summer rates ruyIs-5t
500 ID ST. NW.-Newly papered rooms. with
good table board terms very reasonable.
U.y1s-st
FURNISHED OF unfurnished rooms. with or
without loard. 7o4 9 st NV. my1s-3t
ROOMS sor rent at 6I II st nv. V-itT
board: hrnt, second. and third floors myI9-st
21s c ST N.w.-Large and small rooms.
with or without board myIs-st
NICELY furnished room. with board. I20
New YORK ave NV. mylS-3t
YOUNG MEN desiring comfortable home.
v 18th excellent board. 81 weekly. 2Z7 X ST
NV my1S-3t
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Found.

HATS RENOVATED equal to new; straw
and panama; hat blaaching a speciality.
Phone Main 3sSSM. KANDEL & CO.. 7z1 9TH
St NV and e02 I4th St nv apSO-sOt
BEST ICE CREAM IN WASHINGTON at
roc per gallon and bricks in quart boxes
25c; were 40c: viii keep two hours. LACEY S,
COZ New York ave NV. Phone Main 933.
my1s-tf
FOUND-How 70 get rid OF rats. Phone
BARCLAY, The Ferret Man. North 1lS3-M.
myl5-tf
BUSINESS SUCCESS quickly attained At
small cost BY using my satisfactory print
ing; II years practical experience: come see
me; loo business cards. $3.50. HAYS. 3D.
and K NV. ap26-20t
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Help Wanted
MaIa oud FouoL

WANfED-You can learn the Syllable Fysterl
or shorthand IN - hours: attain a Rueed az
- 70 100 words in $50 hours. and we VIII pro-
cure poSaon for you. We teacE also PIT
man, Graham. Gregg, and Barnes systerns
typewrlting, and Spanish STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building. Phone NJ
lll2. Tny4-s0t
WANTED-Capable. responsible chef OF. man
ager FOR unusually profitable position: at
tractive menu essential Address BOX sos
Times ofice. ruvla-ar
WANTED-Picture agents; ladies and gem
uemen: good money made 20s TN 81 svy
mylz-Sot
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For Sale-hisceIIaneous.

tS EOtS SALE-ice boxes for- e-oce-,, - -.
Alla s,-1- that are made BY a mecha1lc -, '--
ll-lAeI. see HOPHOOD sth and X. u-s5-S-
- OiI 80 Ais-Cash =, register (IatlonaD Ss5
- - s-l olillard table. $50, cost si2s:
M00D. eIh and K 1v59.5-
FOR sALE-Ten showcase fZ-e ,--,----.----
tNC orlee urns. one very haudsoure -,-.5,
seales S4-So' cost SIS See HOPWOOD 81
FOR sALE-Fifty Ice boTeS S,--77-. -
save money See HOPWOOD. - sn5 =
my19-3t ~ anu r.
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

TRAINED GOATS TO seII SCEI0TTT7-S
BIRD STORE, 712 18th st. NV. myIs-st
JAPANESE SPANIELS; black and y-H7-s
swans; IoX terriers; fancy chickens cansrfes
SCHMIDS BIRD STORE, 7i2 I2th 81 nv
ny1b-rg 49,
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Miscellaneous.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away your old clothing. shoes hats, and
shirts before seeing me. as I pay highest
cash prices for them. Drop postal. VIII call
II GEW1EsZ, 12oS eth 81 NV nys0-I5t
WANTED-FGrniture for cash. Sell your
goods to the man who gives you the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and K SITS.
my2Q-s
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, car
pets. stoves. brie-a-6Eae, and an kinds Of
s951ss s9Hsehoia goods BAOMS 3 FURNITURE
Formerly 9Th and u ap24-3Ot
wANTED-HiRhest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies' or gentlemen's. Also shoes
and hats Address postal and 1 will call any
hour: 3, TARSHES. 1S0s 7th st. NV. Phone
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture
carpets; w;u pay full value for stoves in
good condition; Office furniture and house
hold goodJ OF all kinds: contents especially.
d. NOTES, sZS Louisiana ave. Phone NJ sos.
ap27-sIt
wANTED-To buy an Eastman camera, No.
IA Address BOX $40. Times Office II
HOUSEKEEPERS. Attention-Ordinary win
dows expertly cleaned. sc each. Postal, Ell
LOTT. 1890 18th ST NV ny2O-4t
WANTED -4O-!neh packing trunk Address
1SCo 18th ST NV nyls-2t
MAKE MONEY by saving money: bring
your cast-on clothing 10 me; VIII pay the
very highest cash prices foc them; phone 2SsS;
drop postal: viii call l. KESSLER, 1204
9Th st NV, my5-S0t
WHEN YOU WANT horse for your busi-
ness wagon or a team for business or
pleasure, phone North s31 or call at 1407 sth
St NV. NJ c. WALTERS. my1s-6t
PRIVATE PARTY wants furniture Of al
kinds for large house: cash buyer Ad-
dress BOX 4S4. Times Office. gny1S-3t
WANTED-At once, 500 feather beds, by THE
SOUTHERN FEATHER CO Win pay the
highest spot cash prices for them. Please
send postal TO SOUTHERN FEATHER CO.
5l5 9Th St NV. my15-6t
WANTED-S. KEBESKY. 1905 7th St NV.
Will pay the highest cash prices for ladies'
gents and children's cast-off clothing and
shoes and hats Address postal and Will
cali Phone N BOOM ap29-S0t
HI fHEST CASH PRICES paid for old iror
brass copper, lead. zinc. and general mer-
chandise WASHINGTON SCRAP IRON
AND METAL CO, SIN and Z SITS. NV. Phone
North 2ei2-M- ap22-s0t
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Baltimore and Ohio Excursion to Set

tysburg and Pen Mar. May so. Decora-
Jion Day. Special train leaves station.
N. J. Ave. q c ST., 1880 a. N. 500 round
"Trip.
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Baltimore & Ohio Sleeping Cars

on 1880 p. m, train for New York are
now furnished with electric fans Pass
engers may occupy birth at 10 .. m.
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Situations Wanted

S4IUauOnS wanted
Female.
WANTsD-By nTst-class laundress. Vas'lInr,
70 take home 1o22 % St nv. IT
WANTED-To take home washing and IRON
ing. Address 706 I St sw. rnv1o-st
LADY teaches piano at pupils homes. 25c
Address BOX 49o Times ONCE. myI9-5t
WASHING at home or work out BY day
90 Mccullough st. NV. nyis-st
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VERONA

VERONA,
The worlds greatest Palmist and Ciairvovant
what you called for; who and when Won
win marry; call you by name: names OF
tel you whether husband. wife. or sweetheart
Is true or false. Will tell you how 70
even though miles away In fact, I viii
tell you every hope. fear. or ambition: also
business affairs, lawsuits. and speculations:
what you ere best adapted for to make a
success in life: he tells you your whole Iife
let u be good or bed5 satisfaction guaranteed
Lady attendant Readings. 81 Office hours
8 TO 3 Daily and Sunday. sII 18th st. NV
my1413t
MORPHINE, opium Iaudanum. cocoaine
habit myself cured: viii inform you OF harm
less Permanent home cure MARY BALD
WIN. Bon III. Chicago. myIS-6tSu only
wORKING8IEN we have been your friend
and win be: we offer you a good, aII-wooI
suit OF clothes, tailor-raade; slightly used
at one-tbird the usual price. Those that
haven't called can see them at JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, 6l9 ID. my14-7t
ORIGINAL Gypsy Palmist. tells your whole
fortune. 10 cents Open Sunday 1923 H
YOUR FORTUNE TOLD-Send name and
address with 2-eent stamp a.: Gate OF birth
and viii send a pen-picture OF your life
from the cradle 10 the grave. PROF LEO
AMI. Dept Al4 Bridgeport, Conn. It
MADAM MARTHA. New York's v-onSerf5i
palmist and life reader; tells your whole
life like open book: gives dates and facts:
fun life reading. 50 cents: 10 9 daily and
Sundays 926 New York ave. NV. rva0-7t
MAIE. RITA. the Worlds Greatest PaITn1Sf
and Card Reader, only astrolOser in wash
ington, Is holding receptions at 723 9th st
NV. Fee. 25c and soc. rnyl3- -sot
LADIES' SUITS, COATS, SKIRTS. WAISTS
IN AN ENDLESS VARIETY TO SELECT
FROM ON WEEKLY PAYMENTS. JACOB
KOHNER. $50 7TH ST N w. ap25-sOts
FORTUNE TOLD FREEISend a 2-cenf
frrTT a.
fortune worth having: ! tell more than All
others. and II comes true; please try me
and see. DIR. BEST. Dept. S. Drawer 655
NINE. THEO, Medium, Card Reader and
Balm!st. German spoken 925 II ST. NV
my1s. %. p. q. q
NINE. ZENITA. 7ls 9th St. moved to 507
ed St myiS-30t
LEON-Everything o. X; come home
mylS-ak ---.----.-,- sTE44Le
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Country Board.

LARGE. AIRY ROOMS in Chevy Chase:
spacious porches All around house; good
board: moderate rates Address BOX 506,
Times Office IL
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LOCAL MENTION.
'.Milk" Bread Assures Betrer Healt

''Milk" Bread Assures Better Health
All the nutrient properties Of the best
materials mixed with fresh milk are cen
tered in Holmes genuine homemade
Milk Bread. It is the Cleanest. most
delicious and most nutritious bread
that's made. Delivered fresh from oven
10 table, 5c. Horae-made Rhubarb and
other Pies. 20c. Holmes Bakery lst and
Z SITS Phones J.. 1910 and 1i41.
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Wanted-AgentS

ATTENTION. HORSEMEN - Hitch 7nv
where; patented; big seller: agents wanted.
POCKET HITCHINGPOST CO, AIuncie Ind
1t
BIG PROFITS; permanent business: price
monopoly IN engraved silver name and num-
Der door plates; never before sold for less
than s.. but you can now sell for 80 and
make 75 cents each. Only best families
bought when s.. Now everyone orders at
81 90 Get oGr exclusive territory PROPOSE
ton. NEW METHOD co. $50 Prairie ave.
Chicago. myl5.A
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Storage.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 4ls-420- -s23
10th st M, Phone Assn <22a. myl-set
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Help !Nanted-MaEe.

WANTED-Colored boy &C work around store.
Apply. 10th and d sw. my1S-st
wANTED-Blacksmith; excellent location:
good shop: plenty work for sober, alI-around
mar p. z. WATERS. Germantown. Nd
WANrED-Boy for general housework In
country, near Washington. Apply, between
and o:e4 az Sl56 81. myIs-St
WAlSTED-Bright youth for general Office
work good pennran preferred. Address BOX
eos. times once nyl7-st
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. grocery clerk and
meat cutter. with references. at once. APP
P-5 zl.2 81 NV. uly1S-St
WANTED-Coatmakers at once: steady
work T. L. GILBERT. SIS + 81. NV.
WANTED-Msn and boys TO learn plunbl,-T
piastering, brtcklRytngi special offer IL
scholarship. $50: easy payments; position and.
COfNE BROS. TRADE SCHOOLS New
York. Chicago. 81. Louis. my t-tf
ANY intelligent person may earn $40 q, SO
monthly at home In spare time correspondlnzr
Tor newspapers: no canVassng: experIencs
unnecessary. send for particulars. PRESS
s1ND1SAIE. Lockport. y. y. myt4-9Ot
BOYS. BE INDEPENDENT-Ow vo71- o--,
newspaper routes. Get a list OF custorners
Tor the Evening and Sunday Tirnes ana vo,,
VIII mako good money. For further i'm
formation apply CIRCULATION DEP - :.
MEN -Ihe Washington Times. aD2s-tf
WANTED-Boys with bicycles for ynes.s1-
ger service; Industrious boys can earn Al
per day and more: boys attending :, hool sin
ee employed from pm. to II pm ARD
On Sundays and holidays MIJTTJAI T-s
IAlSF MESSENGER COMPANY. Rassment,
ltol F II. NV. oc4-tf
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CASH REGISTEPS-

NEW NATIONALS FROM IS Up
AALLWOOD REGISTERS AT A SACRIFICE
Several slightly used NATIONALS. FULLY
GCAAANIkED. exceptional bargains ana on
EASY AfMENIS- We sell Second -hRnL
Cash Registers Of all kinds cheaper and IL
better condition than any dealer.
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.
blI NINTH STREET y. ".
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Royal PiIsen Benefts Bod Health

and spirits. 4 delicious light beer that
you'll do well to keep on hand. For case
phone Abner-Drury Brew Co.
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Lost.

LOST-Delta Chi diamond fraternity pin
shape triangle; letter Y. Liberal reward II
returned 10 FRATERNITY HOUSE. I629 q
St NV. fnv2l-St
LOST-on April 30. collie dog; black, white
and tan; license tag 500 Big reward for in
formation or return Of same TO 1904 II ST
NV. It
LoST-s95 in muslin bag: property OF hard
working woman; liberal reward Viii be paid
by the owner Apply Laundry. SHOREHAN
HOTEL. myIS-St
LADY who took package from car send 10
JNO. H KUEHLING, Lightning Rod lIanu-
facturer- myl9-St
LOST-Buu terrier with brindIe spot on left
eye and side. collar engraved Joe Afassari.
Reward II returned 70 $50 F st. ne myl9-5t
LOST-on May Il, lady's handbag contain
ing IS. key. and membership ticket OF Hu-
name Society. Return TO 730 Sth St NV. and
receive reward. my19-3t
MAY 1T-BOston bull terrier. female. yellow
and white; short tail; collar and tag. Re
ward, 72s 18th st. Sc. my1s-3t
LOST-May IA. silver watch, corner Path and
G. SITS. NV; about 11:30 am. Finder please
return 70 2429 T st NV; reward my1s-st
LOST-Wednesday evening. white cameo
breastpin. with lady's head; going north on
7thi st. sc. TO East Capitol car, car
going west. Reward return to 4i Maryland
ave. sv- mylS-3r
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Baltimore and Return, sI.as, BaltimOr,

& Ohio r. r.. every Saturday and Sun
day. All trains both ways, both DAYS.
except Royal Limited.
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Wanted-Rooms q Board.

wANTED-Fsurnished or unfurnished rooms
Eith or F1tAout beard. 7oS g st. nw. Ss
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Home Coming Week for Kentuckians
Louisville. June 1s-I7 Baltimore & Ohio
r r. s1625 for the round trip. Tickets
sold June 10 TO 12 valid for return until
23rd Three splendid trains daily.
We Store and Sell Furniture.
Brown & Tolsou. Aucts., 14Os II st. NV.
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Personal.
COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG,
7sl-NrNrH ST " W ~,

7Zl-NINTH ST. y. WI
PIANIST and CLAIRVOYANT SPECIALIST
Her extraordinary ciairvoyant powers com
bined with a superior knowledge OF palrnistrv
and the occult forces, enables her 20 read
the human life with unerring accuracy from
infancy 10 old age; her powers are wonder
tul and indtsputable. her advice Is reliabla
her information clear. concise ana 70 the
point tn love. Courtship. marriaee divorce
sstass. wills. patents. journeys pensions in
Vestmsntss sPeculatiOns. property, insurance
mortgages. on and mining claims WITHOUT
ASKING \ QUESTION without any yrey-icf,s
knowledge. and having no natural means of
knowing who you are. whence or for What
you came. she tells your name. age occuna-
ton, and what you called for: IN fact, every
ming; she tells you names o{ friends and
enemies. who IS true and who Is false. tells
whom aud when you viii marry giyinr
names. dates. and facts. taking no zee m
advance and accepting none unless absolute
Satisfaction is given Positively shows Won
how 10 1ascinate anyone you desire how 10
make your enemies your friends cause a
speedy marriage with one OF your choice .
give you good luck; remove evil influences:
reunite the separated. even though miles
away locate the earth's buried treasures.
WIZ show you how 10 succeed IN business
enterprises and speculations
CALL TODAY.
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For SaIe-MisCeIIaneous.

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FOR sALE-New micr0meter counter scales:
weigh from = ounce 70 % pounds Can az
FREDERICK'S. 10th and sts. NV.
myI6,1s,2o
FOR SALE-Lsrge meat rack marble coun-
Ter. with nickel finish Apply J. C. WALKER.
2othz and p SITS. myIS-St
FOR SALE-Phys4cian' complete set instru-
ments. cheap for cash. Address BOX 44f
Times Office. my1s-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap. breeding stock and
chicks. thoroughbred Brown Leghornss eggs
soc setting. HUTCHINSON, 1888 Newton,
FOR SALE-One zs-foot sloop. with cabin
in good condition. Apply at Sl4 New York
ave NV. or RAGANS BOATHOUSE, foot
18th St sw- my1S-3t
FOR SALE-Pawn ticket for gold watch ana
chain. pawned for $50; 81 Tor ticket. J.
FORD. 29T st. NV myls-5t
STEIN PIANO $3.50
And many other square pianos ar $3.50 s15
$3.50 SIS etc; less than cost OF reuairs
Easy monthly or weekly payments
F. G. SMITH PLANO CO.,
1925 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
THE TRUST IS trying TO KIN competition in
CASH REGISTERS. but we are selling Hall
WOOD CASH REGISTER AGENCY. 90f &
ST NV. ny17-tf
FOR sALE-old violin. made in 17ls GA
CINIO CklLLI, IS 81. NV. myIT-It
EGGS FOR HATCHIVG : Thoroughbred
White and Silver Laced WyandOttes 81 per
10. n BACON, Berwyn. Nd myi7-5t
sIDEBOARD. refrigerator. dining table and
chairs rockers. rugs. desk. bookcase. hall
rack. portieres. washstand. shades. dishes
531z Bates nv between ? and 2. my16-5t
GLASS-sxs. SxlO lqxi2 l0xl4 sl-2s box.
MILLER'S PAINT STORE, 800 eth 50. NV.
l myls-ss -.-z..-.s.---------.
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For Rent
Uufurufeho6 Doo~~


FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. sec
ond floor: 6O4 Rhode Island ave. NV; light
housekeeping permitted: SIS GAYWOOD q
SAFtREIT. l2Sl New York ave. NV.
Dol B ST. NE-Parlor floor suite. OUTSIDE
rooFnEs light housekeeping convenienCes; bal
eony; summer rates: infant welcome.
FOR RENT Cnfurnished two beautiful
rooms, second noor; heat, gas, and bath;
very cheap. - p St NV. my20-3t
TWO unfurnished rooms; light housekeep-
ing cheap 703 c St sw. my20-3t
500 3 SE-Two. three unfurnlshed rooms:
ooax xenlences. light housekeeping. my2O-St
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms on
SECOND a,Lsd noor- sls New Jersey ave. nv.
UJNSFURN1sHED rooms. al convenience.
a PRIVATE FAMILY wish to rent their
second floor (three rooms) unfurnished for
IS Iss1ts noulseaeeplngi sea- no other tenants no
G cnnuIeh' DAth on noor; SIS per month Gi3 "a
FOR RENr-Three front unfurnished rooms:
bath and gas; no children; 50. sos 7th st
me- II
dREE splendid large unfurnished rooms:
=Itire second floor: bath. gas; cheap. 81
81 ne. my1o-3t
BRIGHT. attractive ON. rent reasonable;
phone IN house. Apply after I. 1s42 18th St
Nv. my20-st
TWO unfurniShed rooms, second floor; gas
and bath: suitable for light housekeeping.
sOs . 81. NV nyl9-2t
TWO large rooms for light Housekeeping. s22
3 ne. myis-2t
S2o-FOUR communicating rooms with iarEe
closet IA desirable nc Ehborhood Northwest;
gas Eangs. porcelain hath; south front etc
no chsldrens references Address OWNER
OF HoJ Sc. Times oniee. myis-5t
FOR RssNT-Two unfurnished rooms snd al
cove second floor; light Housekeeping 1850
NEAR NEAR m the Capitol; sr-tirs third AooT. three
rooms. sll- 20 lst st. &C. myls-2t
THREE ROOMS for light houseEeepins-- 49,
ord noor $40 q 81. NV myis-5t
FOR RENT-Two unfurnisiea rooms III Z
St NV. T,,,1s ,, -
Two pleasant rooms, frst floor, So AppIV
M M9l4E. ZAKRA. 1z9 sth 81 myIS-5t
TWO large unfurnished 6ooas; nght house
Eeeplng: sas. oath 521 9th 81. ne. nyls-st
TWO unfurnished looms. seccnd aoor- Urbt
housekeeping. 21T 81. NV. myIg-3t
For Rent
Furnished and U2furnished Rooms.
Is AIAssACHUsETTs AVE wv -
furnished room; sOut aern exposure. resslr,
able. r,,9o a,
Two large rooms. with closets. Tor bo1-e-
keeping. Call sunday. 7Os II ST NV Ii
TWO 70 ave rooms. SO New jersey ave
NV 80 g
FoR RENT-Two rooms Furnished or IN
IHTnisneds light housekeeping permitted ss1
NEWLY PAPERED. furnished or II597T--
nished, second floor rooms. rent reasonabie. .
references exchanged. 6e5 %ew Jersev- 8,-p
-t-.1o-at
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Chris. XandeI's Pride of Virginia Port
beneficial tonic for typhoid fever con-
Valescents. zoe ct. Only at 9C9 7th St
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Statesmen.

IESMAN-Experienced IN any line 70
sell general stores in W. Virginia: an unex-
celled speciality proposition; commission and
sS5 weekly for expenses. THE CONTINENT
TAI JEWELRY CO, Cleveland, ohio. Il
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Wanted--RoOms

WANTED-By June l. a neat. cozy furnished
room, by raiddie-aged gentleman: best Of ref
erences Address BOX sol. Times Office.
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Summer Board.

COOL. restfuI spSt FOR summer board IL
the WASHINGTON COLLEGE. I'd and T
sts. ne. Opens June :. ap27-sOt
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e1,s6 Annapolis and Return, Baltimore
and Ohio r. r. Accom-. Army and Navy
Base Ball Game. May 26th. Special train
returning from Annapolis. GOO p. m.
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No More Dread of an Ambulance.

Use Zeh's Invalid Coach.
Wash. Livery Stables, as Sth st. NV.
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If you nave not
the time to send
OF bring your ad
to The Times or
any Of 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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For Kent
Furnished Rooms

III LahEE furnished rooms; light housekeep-
- Is - aouits- go I'd ST sc. Call after
-. rnvyO-gt
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WANTED-Colored boy &c work around store.
Apply 10th and d sw. my1S-st
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READ THIS CAREFULLY
TAYLOR g. OWENS

TAYLOR & OWENS,
The wide-avake Furniture men, viii
sell you what you want in their line
on easy payments as cheap as your
cash will buy elsewhere.
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Business Chances.

WHOLESALE LIQUOR BUSINESS. s.. 800
very central location; near Pennsylvania ave
me. Others. 81 500, 8, 900 and 81 500. CAPI-
TAI BUSINESS EXCHANGE, Atlantic
p1itcing. uy20-5t
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Itnnes QUant Eos
ONE CENT A WORD
For Situation c. Help Wanted
Ads-Roons for Rent-Board-
ing-RooJ4S aOd Board-Want-
ed Rooms-
Minimum Charge, I5c One insertion.
TWO CENTS A WORD

For All Other Classified Liners.
KHREB OR MORE CONSECUTIVE DAYS.
ONE CENT WORD.
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or sALE-CSED PIANOS-

hNABE Small Grand trerlodeled) every
working part new. Regular $50 in
Errurnanr SDanfaT ern
The Washington times., 1906-05-20

Wanted
Horses and Vehicles,
WANTED-Horses for PASTURE five T7I7es
from Washington fine pasture and plenty
Of water. Address J. Z. BOUCHER. Rose-
croft, Nd myI9-3t
The Washington times., 1906-05-20

LET Us PUT your typewriter in good order
after the winter work Prices reaS1ua bic.
work guaranteed TYPEWRITER EN-
CHANGE AND OFFICE OCTFITTERS. 14Il
q st myI9-tI
The Washington times., 1906-05-20

DAVIS NERTICAL-FEED sewing machine:
highest grade machine made. and the only
practical one for embroidery and drawn work.
DAVIS AGENCY. 425 AZ ST. sw. Phone Main
1888 mylG-St
The Washington times., 1906-05-20

SAYINGS BANK depositors can secure a
highly profitable investment: established
business, with no risk Address BOX 800.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-10-18
Will Return to Mena.

Miss Winnie Pugh returned from Lawrence, Kas., yesterday where she went with her grand parents, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Me Mahon, fast August to attend school this winter. It will be remembered that Mir. McMahon had accepted a position with a railway bridge company and moved to Lawrence to be near his work, but the company recently sent him to Shreveport, La to superintend the erection of a bridge near there which will take a year to complete, so Mrs. Me Mahon is arranging to move back to their home at Mena, and ex- poets to arrive here about the first of next month. She declares she never will move away from Mena again.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-10-18
FATAL FIRE AT MARSHALL, MO
Bentie Irwin. an 18-year-Old Boy Killed by a Falling Chimney-yaiuable
 Residence Destroyed.

Marshall, Mo, Oct 13.-Bentle IT, win, of this city, IS years old, was killed friday morning in fire which destroyed F. w. Miles $5,000 resi- dence on North street He was caught by falling chimney while attempt ing to rescue the occupants of the residence from the burning flames. Oscar Page, of this city, was with Irwin at the time he was killed and barely escaped death. The occupants of the residence were forced to jump from the upper story to save their lives. It it feared that others are under the burning debris and firemen are now at work attempting to rescue them. F. W. Miles is grocery mer- chant of this city and for many years was a travelling salesman