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The Washington times., 1906-03-29

IEN SHARES OF Benedlct.ns Milling and
Mining Company's stock Tor sale al so per
share par value, Sleo- sl2 18th St NV. 1t
HINDOO PALMIST.-' holds only honorary
permit issued to teach PalmisJry IN
Havana, by Aicoldia of Cuba Reads your
mind, tells names. Za-ra's statements are
weird. bewfsderirg- Gives Htndoo mystic
sand and FIRE sitting; gives a picture free
OF man OF woman you viii marry. Consult
her on love, divorce, business. legal affairs;
evil influences removed Luck given Strictly
confidential. Hours. an 10 pm See
Gold Hand Sign. 10 9Th St NV. mhzs-i4t
LADIES SUITS. COATS, SKIRTS, WAISTS
IN AN ENDLESS VARIETY TO SELECT
FROM. ON WEEKLY PAYMENTS JACOB
KoHNER, s.! 7TH ST. \. W. mh27-S5t
DON'T WORRY See me. NINE RAY.
Palmist and Card Reader. Pariors, sos Eye
81. NV. nlh27-7t
WORKINGMEN. here's 3 fOur-tine winner
beats the horses. What Those spring suits
and oyercoats. tailor made and slightly used.
at prices that suit the poor; Tah and see
JUSTHS OLD STAND. 6ls D. nh2s-7t
The worlds greatest Palmist and Clairvoyant.
Without asking a question viii tell exactly
what you called for; who and when VOC
viii marry: call you by name; names OF
friends. enemies. or rivals I promise 10
tell you whether husband, wife, or sweetheart
is true or false I viii tell you how to
gain the love OF the one you most desire
even though miles away In fact. I viii
tell you every hope, fear, or ambition also
business affairs, lawsuits. and specuIations.
what you are best adapted Tor 10 make a
success IN life; he tells you your whole if-
let II be good or bad: satisfaction guaranteed
Lady attendant Readings, 81. Once hours
10 Daily and sunday GIL 18th St NV
mh20-11t
MR. E MILLION. Pslmist and Mental
Reader, el4 New York ave. NV. Everything
told. mh25-5ot
NINE RITA the Worries Greatest Palrnist
and Card Reader. only astrolOger in Wash
ington, is holding receptions at 725 9Th ST
NV Fee. sc and 50c- mhI3-3ot
WINTER CLOTHES-We have for sale few
uncalled- for garments al One-half price
These are bargains in made-to-order clothes
GLASGOW WOOLES MILLS CO.. els Penn
sylynia ave. NV. oci2-U
FOR HIRE-NeW tuxedo. full dress. and
Prince Albert suits THE FAMOUS. z2s ia
ST NV fegS-SDr
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help Wanted

WANTED-1ou can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand n l5 hours, attain a speeu Of
- 10 10 words in 10 hours. and We VIII pro-
cure a Position tor you We teach also PIT
man. Grs-haIn. Gregg. and Barnes systems
I peWTltlLE. and spanish. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building. Phone 81
lIf-. rnhs-71f
WANTED-BufIer and cook trnan and v-!fel
S555 Fort Myers man and wife. Charleston
w Va. fares. lelI New York ave IL
WANTED clerk and typewriter Address
BOX 81, TIlues ceice rnhgS-et
WANTEsA- Cc.aPetent stenograpners and
typeWri-e- s<rStsrs 20 register with Us; posi-
tons Oo-a-1-u FOR same without charge The
MONARCH TYPEWRITER COMPANY. lSZI
+ 81. NV rah2s-35t
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Wanted-RoOms

WANTED-Four or five unfurnished rooms
By April 10: all modern improvements; light
housekeeping; state price. not Southwest
address BOa ~. Times office mh2S-5t
WANTED-By mother and daughter tadultsJ
three unfurnished rooms on same floor with
heat and 6as, for light housekeeping; not
over Si2; best reference and steady tenants
Address BOX 105. Times Office. rnh2s-st
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Ladies' Tailorine.

N. LOwENSTEIN. Ladies Tailor, suits and
skirts made 20 order; renodeBrg q spe-
cialty. 14o5 New York ave NV mhZ7-30t
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Advertising Il You Want
Times Ads Wonderful Builders
Observation-Disclosures

WANTED-I buy. take down, and remove
brick and frame buildings. expertly and
promptly. T. EDW. CLARK, Builders SUP
plies. 100 New Jersey ave. NV Phone "
279. fe7-eof
JUST STARTING in the dairy business. from
Maryland. would like about 100 customers 10
use country milk al big discount of: p..s.e
TWO deliveries IN summer; pure milk Ad-
dress ROCKVILLE. Times Office. mh23-7t
WANTED - If YOU ARE GIVING UP
housekeeping and wish to sell part or an
Of your furniture. send for the man who
has tho reputation OF - years fair dealing
MARCUS NOTES. 42S 9th St NV: phone
Main Bill feI5-S0t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Doa't put
away your old clothing. shoes. hats. and
shirts before seeing me. as I pay highest cash
price, for them. Drop postal. viii call II.
GEWIRZ, los 7th 81. NV mh2I-I5t
WE WANT 10 buy your household furniture.
as well as y0ar Office and store fixtures. and
pay you best prices possible TAYLOR &
OWENS 42S Sth 81. nv. Honest dealings
Phone 81. 5ls7. nnheo-I5J
WANTED-PC5l table. AXIS. IN good eondi-
ton Address BOX IS. Times Office
mh27-St
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Chill Con Carne
Wilson & Mayors New Rug Sale

Served free Saturday night at Hoy's
Music.
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"o9," the Sure and Harmless. Cure for
Colds and Grippe. Sold by all druggists,
25 cents.
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A Case of ROYAL Pilsen.

the matchless light beer. will prove a
source of comfort and health for the en-
tire family. Phone w. 436, Abner-Drnry
Brew. Co
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Situations Wanted
Female.

SltuduOnS wanted
Female.
WANTED-By reliable young gfrI position
as cook In small family. Can - Pierce courT
sw- :.
FIRST-CLASS LAUNDRESS; work an home
or out JULIA HARRISON, 3G2 Sd and c
ct -
WANTED-By nice-lOoking Maryland lady, a
position as copyist in Congressman's ofiCe:
passed civil service examination; eH oert pen
man. lncloSe particulars BLANCHE E
HEWITT. lI06 Clifton Park, Baltimore. Nd
II
WANTED-Washing TO take home. honest
colored woman Call or write ~ 18th 81.
ne. mh2g-2t
WANTED-An kinds Of sewing done; neat
and cheap; suits especially. 6Z3 Massachu-
sets ave. ne. 1t
WANTED-Bundle washing or cleaning
morning. and night. 1910 r ST. NV 1t
DAY WORK OUT. washing at home sIsA
ID st. sw rnh2S-st
WANTED-By young lady position as ste
EogTapher and typewriter some experience
and willing 10 begin on modest salary II
opportunity for advancement Address 3Is
COLORADO BUILDING. mh2T-5t
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Order Groceries at Johnston's, 7s1 9TH
ST. NV. Pillsbury's Best xxx Flour
1870 bbl. Best Gran. Sugar, 41zc lb.
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Honest Mattress Making and Renovaring

Our entire time is devoted exclusively
10 mattress work New ones from 81 90 to
$1,000. Old ones remade equal TO new at
small cost You can see your work done
j. I. Jones, 633 II nw. Tel. Main 2O97.
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Rooms and Board.

LARGE. bright front room. with good board:
sunny sac OF street. very convenient iOca-
ton nos H 81. NV nah2g-9t
DESIRABLE furnished ROOMS with or wita-
OUT board l3o2 9Th st. NV rnh2s-st
81 4rH ST. NW.-Large. cheerful. nicely
furnished room. with board: second story
Iront; also back room. same floor; convenient
20 oatn. Phone in house. mhZs-3t
VERY DESIRABLE furnished rooms Wifh
OF without board 12oSlz n ST NV. mh2s-3t
LARGE second floor front room; goo-5 board.
central location 929 K ST NV rnha7-sr
LARGE front room. facing I.fbrarv. tv9o
Sc. ,-Ns- -
FOR REe5T-ROoEns with or without board.
reasonable AZ o ST NV rnb27-S-
ROOM AND BOARD. opposite Liorary- rs
East Caption s.. ynhgs-yf
GEORGE WASHINGTON HoTEI-I5tb a57
New York ave. overlooking White House.
First-class family hotel. double rooms SS5
Up; single room, SIS per month. good bard.
tEansients. 81 per day and Up. Inhl5-l5t
FOR RENT-Three large front rooms. with
board THE ST. JOHNSBURY. 401 sJh ST
NV rh21-7r
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Tomorrow. Friday. 1O:3O a. m, 1927 and
122s q st. Fine new carpets direct from
the looms. If you need a new Garnet
thls sale VIII be very interesting to you.
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Nloiets, 25c Per Bunch; Tulips, &C
per dozen z5go OF on all palms to make
room for Easter flowers
KRAMER'S. s1s F ST. N. W.
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Chris Xander's Pride of Virginia Port
An excellent tonic for spring fever or
malaria. 15c qt Only at 800 7th St
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

ONE nicely furnished front room, next N
9..S osSh, convenient 70 cars SO New Jersey
- NV, mhzs-st
sls NEW YORK AVE.-Niceiy furnished
IooatS' i's,as' private bath; t-ansients accommo-
mhES-3t
LARGE. beautiful rooms. near Library: sum
a0le Tor young men or light housekeeping;
a9nlts. sl3 5th 81 &c. Inhzs. 81. .aTf
FOR RENT-wen furnished room. sec..ns
4looI next 10 bath convenient 10 all car
Ahes, rent reasonable. 6Is X St NV
FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms Ne5-
houseAeeping' second floor 1917 New Jersey
~ mhzs-5J
LARGE, , 80 furnished front second moor
IOeits Hsa- Q lines cars z07 6th s. ne
one NICELY furnished room Tor gentIeroen-
al con nyeniences. call after p. n, Room Sd
ASfOkIA. g and G sIs NV mhZs-2r
TWO FURNISHED bedrooms, heat gas
anI bath. - month each- SO z 81 sw Il
NEWLY PAPERED. nicely furnished SUNNY
ION suitable for two young ladies; rent
teFy reasoaaoie. COS II 81. NV. IL
COMFORTABLE rooms and arst-eTass board
telephoRe- isoi II st NV rnhzs q
ROOMS. I5c and &c: pool: &c Der -s-7e
MADAME ABRAHAM. 6lz Louisiana ave
nv. !,
TWO ROOM steam heat: hot-water:- bath
FURNISHED hall room Tor $50 Der week
81 Sth. between l end K NV. mh2s-st
FOR RENT-Furnished. one second-story and
one Ihird-s 1ry room. Address or applv -
owner. Sl25 al Pleasant ST: references ex-
changed mia
DESIRABLE furnished rooms with boaT5
~ u s. CIV mhzS-st
FURNISHED complete for light bouSeEee5-
Lng' TWO briga- conn citing rooms 81 G 81
80 II
NICE furnished second noor rooms one
- Per month and one sSs ali Improvements,
FOR RENTAL summer rates. three FUR
nished, beautiful south front rOo-as; couven-
lent 70 l4th ST cars telephone 1861 Har-
- nlh@s-st
A LARGE furnished front room for Us-6t
housekeeping. ey4 II 81. NV mhzs-st
FOR RENT-Furnished. two COMMUNICATING
rooms Ior housekeeping SO 1st ST NV
TWO LARGE furnished rooms for Ueht
housekeepingi heat, gas and bath, SIC. III
a 81. ne. nh2S-st
NICELY furnished 'front.' room: suitable fo~
gentleman 1892 18th 81 NV. mhzs-st
FOR RENT-Furnl shed rooms. men ONLY
Apply IL New Je-sey ave nv. mh2S-st
III c ST. NE--rhree furnished rooms. iight
housekeeping. mh2S-St
TWO ROOMS. furnished Tor light house
Aeepinsi terms reasonable 4sS A ST sw.
gls MISSOURI AVE NW.-PIeasant- well
furnished rooms; central location; Ianz-ents
Lnh-.-st
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, with board
o1 New Jersey ave NV. mh27-3t
LARGE 'front.' room. furnished. light house
keeping 7Q4 Q 81 nv. mhZ7-St
FOR RENT-NeWiy furnished rooms: deitght-
Iui location 1872 Harvard ST. NV, near 18Th
sE cars. rnh2f e.
NICELY FURNISHED small room. sIitabIe
Tor gentleman; - per month i eth ST ne
.nI-1-s1t
FURNISHED. large aIcove room; also haIl
room ~ Indiana ave rnh2l-lot
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Chinese Cafe Meals Served
All night. 4OS 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-A pair OF triple lens binocular
glasses adjusted FOR opera neid. aac la
zine use; IN perfect order original p->ce.
Sl5. Vii sell for SIS u Address BOX Iel.
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For Sale
Horses and Vehicles.

IA SGAAS
Horses and Vehicles.
FOR SALE-Ten Virginia horses. three i. 4oo-
pound horses FRED JOHNSON. ia r ST
Sc mhzs-SJ
A GOOD hand-made dayton for sale; cost
over 500; cheap 1s25 Bladensburg -road-
mhZS-st
GOOD LEATHER surrey harness. SIS. si2
Maryland ave. sw. n.nzs-SI n.nzs-SI
FOR SALE-Ten horses: have been used in
contracting business; 10 reasonable oI1er re-
eIlsed. Old GOVERNMENT STABLES. rear
Il22 10th St NV. nnzS-2I
RUBBER carriage tires; best Hartford grade
guaranteed Warranted not separate or come
on Reduced prices. put on while You wait
81. mhz9-6t-exSu
FOR sAL.E-Horse, wagon, and harness So5
East Capitol ST ------- %
FOR -SAIE-Cheap. two good horses. suit
able for any kind OF work; nne drivers so
l. ST Sc LLl-l-e-Se
FOR SALE-Ice wagon. platform: can work
single or double. cheap II sold at once.
CHARLES BALLENGEk. 1911 I'd St NV
mh2s-St
FOR sALE-H0rse. cart, harness 1901 south
Capitol St sw- Inhs5-Sl
T7ST RECEIYED-s carloads new surreys,
buEEies. traps runAbouts. dayton and de
livery wagons; 40 sets new harness, al
kinds ana my price and terms VIII suit
vou- large assortment OF secondhand We
ifcles. from $40 up. harness. $50 up. Teie-
phone Main 1ss7- COSSWELL. 39 1lth 81
NV nhza-sf
CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE 70 buy Blankets
and Robes AZ 81 and 81 s S Chase sse Plash
81 AZ Blankets at \ regular prlces- Large
STOCK OF slightly used Wagons. BugEtes. and
surrsys al great bargains
5. D WATERS & son. $40 Pa ave NV
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LOCAL MENTION.

ShebOygan Is Truly a Natural Table
Water 1t is bright. pure, and sparkling
and is most delightful TO the palate. 1t
Is highly effervescent and after being
opened viii retain its gas longer than
any other water, imported or domestic
Phone Dyer a Co, z6S NJ West
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Wanted
Horses and Vehicles.

WANTED-Second-ha Jump-sear surrey or
other vehicle to carry four passengers steel
tires. Address BOX Io4, Times once
WTII, TRADE COWS for aIl-round horse or
trade one COW and pay difference, OF sell
cows at bargain. JAMES r LONG, Glencar-
iyn, Va. I2l-s-st- -
WANTED-One- horse ice wagon CAL after
O'Clock. 40 ST NV mh-l-St
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FOR sALE-A l-horseDower. 1I2-vo,r e.ecr--1
motor perfect condition; cheap 70 iith 81
-
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Help Wanted-Femaie.

WANTED-At once thoroughly experienced
coat and skirt hands on wOmen's garments
Apply JULIUS GARFINKLE & co. 1925 F
st. NV. mhgg-ff
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FOR SALE-Fruit and shade trees. shrubs
eyergreens. vines over 100 varieties OF roses
and everything FOR garden OF lawn STUDER.
Florist and H0-ticulturist. Center Market
Phone 3G76-Y- mhzs-6t
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If you nave not
the 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
S~ryjcs
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WANTED-Skirt hands, at once ppIy 10
NV. yrh9q2-
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For Sale or Hire
Horses and Vehicles,

DfljMMERS' TEAMS. horses. busgies, and
wagons for mercantile purposes REAS-
LEY'S, 1405 L ST nv. mhzG-SS
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FOR SALE--One high-pltch Boehm sufe 49,
St Sc. ,e-s
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For Sale-hisceIIaneous.
EDUCATE YOUR CHILDREN.

60, e5 a competent music teacher for vo,,r
cnliefen ~ and weil give you m. ,sse -
49, -. S41aIs piano free Tor six months An
- ~ pay the cost Of hauling
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WANTED-First-class skirt hand: errand
girl d7 18th ST. NV. mh2g-2t
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ONE nicely furnished front room, next IN
ave nv. - -
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Sz-ss FOR SANITARY drop-side couches-
rockers. ssCs so-carts, SIS: 9srlor ard bed
room suites. 81 per week See goods RED
AOND'S. I'll and 2l2 7th St NV fel5-tf
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RoLL-TOP DESK and revolving cnair, cheap.
1881 NV. III
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FOR SALE-TwO good pool tables. t.r.
cues, and racks, all complete. So ar1ec-.
want the room Inquire 100 sth 81. =
mh29-st
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Bradbury Building. l225. Pennsylvania Az.
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FOR SALE-TWo tons good hay fOur-hcrse
Ioad topped and blaGed fodder; q me set Of
single rubber-lounJed harness AcereSS
BOX %. Times Once. @ nla-.-S-
FOR SALE-At a sacrifice a Tinany set
rf-l- nDe large genuine white diamond
raken ia exchange. and is cheap at So
viii sell for SIS CALLISHER, 81 Penn
syIvania ave NV LaN-'-St
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/ SEWING MACHINE. good as new al a.
| tachments; cheap; no dealers Address BOA
80, Times once Intlzt-st
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WANTED-Immediately at 221 Florida ave
NV, reliable girl TO do general housewOrk :
good wages. mh2s-4t
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Personal.

TEN SHARES OF Benedict.ns Milling and
Mining Company's stock for sale at so per
share; par value, S1eo- sI2 18th St NV. Il
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WANTED-TraIned or experienced nurse who
desires position less exacting and more re-
muneratiye. Address BOX $780, Times Office
1t
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FOR SALE-Ten Virginia horses: three ]. .4)o-
pound horses FRED JOHNSON. IA + st
Sc nfl-S-at
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For Rent
Furnished and UnfuTnished Rooms.
NICELY furnished rooms: also unfurnished
light housF -eepings also basement, very
cheap. 9Z Iith St NV mh2g-sr
TWO PARLOR ROOMS; light housekeeping
all cOnveniences; reasonable. Ioo4 9Th ST
NV. rnh22-ar
FOR RENT-Furnished or uufurnished rooms
third floor 1880 10th st. NV. mh27-3t
TWO or three furnished or unfurnished
rooms. 1905 9TH st. NV. mh27-St
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WANTED-LadY. good hand on alterations in
clothing store. Address BOX l29 Times Of
nee nh2q-2t
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slS NEW YORK AVE.-Nicely FURNISHED
rooms private bath; 5ransients accorarao-
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FOR SALE-At great bargain, solitaire
diamond rms, taken n exchange; can L Dc
matched for less than $50 Viii sen Tor -
CALLISHER SI7 Pennsylvania ave NV.
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4 fWANTED-Agency for some good ctstlIery
| or large Out-Of-tOwn wholesale LIQUOR house
! 70 work in connection with my wholesale
| liquor business IN this city. Address BOX
! I32. Times Office nh2s-2t
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RUBBER carriage tires, best Hartford grade
guaranteed Warranted not separate or come
on Reduced prices. put on while you wait
Jones .RUBBER TIRE WORKS. 602-604 Z
- mhz9-6t-exSu
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ARGE. bright front room, with good board;
ihhy side OF street. very convenient ioca-
on hos H ST NV rnh2g-9t
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Business Chances.

GROCERY and meat market. Norrnwest: uv-
ing rooms monthly business s. 80: must b..
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, Oh F.
nh29-3t
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/ We DON'T HANDLE SALOONS; there are
| too many broken heads. broken hearts ana
! broken lines IN the liquor business: the safest
I side OF a saloon Is the outside CENTRAL.
| 81 OSlNESS EXCHANGE" S5Z T s. nv
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WANTED-White housekeeper 70 live in
country; one in family. Call or address
2002 18th st. II
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WANTED-A couple OF frst-class vest max
ers- Z. h SNYDER * Co, III Pennsyi-
vania ave NV rnhg9-gt
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-06-13
ARE YOU IN TOUCH WITH YOUR LORD?

ARE YOU IN TOUCH WITH YOUR LORD?
There is beautiful poem whose writer is unknown
but which voices thought familiar to many hearts
ana carries its message with it:
Only smile, yes, only smile,
That Il woman oerburdened with grief
Expected from you; twould have given relief,
For her heart the while;
But weary and cherries she went away.
Because, as it happened that very day.
You were out of touch with your Lord.
Only word, yes, only word
That the Spirits small voice whispered Speak
But the worker passed onward unblessed and weak
Whom you were meant to have stirred
To courage, devotion and love anew
Because when the message came to you
You were out of touch with your Lord.
only note, yes only note
To friend in distant land;
The Spirit said Write but then you had planned
Some different work, and you thought
1t mattered little. You did not know
Twoud have saved soul from sin and voc
You out of touch with your Lord"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-06-13
SCHOOL UNION OF RICHMOND MAN
CHESTER AND VICINITY.

Article Second of our Constitution reads:
The object of this Union is to secure mutual CO.
operation in the work of schools and to suggest
methods for their success"
This article gives briefly the other justification
for its existence. Nearly tif not ALL of our Sunday
schools in Richmond Manchester and vicinity became
members of it, by majority vote of their officers and
teachers. with the approval of their church sessions
as our record shows, and Constitution requires.
The question arises. Can its members continue to
show apathy and be true to the cause and kingdom
Of our blessed Master and Rcdccmcr? We belieye
they only need TO realize the great importance of this
department of church work, to make n great and
blessed First, by earnest and united prayer
and second. all who possibly should attend
promptly and regularly its meetings. work for it and
speak kind word for it. and those whom God has
blessed with means and whose hearts he has touched
should show their interest by their gifts even though
they cannot attend in person, TO enable those
upon whom they have placed the labor and response
bility of its conduct, to carry this work the
best advantage. We would rejoice to know that all
needed funds would come from those who are not
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1906-06-13
The Quiet Hour.
PRAYER.

Almighty God, do thou grant unto us ligtt
winch to read thy Word Thou didst write the yi
iol us, now do thou tell what it means thai ~
heart may be won, that our whole being NAV g o' v
aiter thee as after fountain of living wair
Inc book Is dead letter to until thou dos.
give 1t life, by giving life to receive it. r7
how the book throbs with thy presence. pIo,vs ,;,i
thy love, and offers to all we need for orr b
ger and thirst of soul Open thou our underst,nI
ing that we may comprehend the Scriptures W
need no other book, all wisdom is here all iu.tia.
all love, for love is the law of Cod and here is fo
cross OIL CHRIST, and here is the gate that opens
upon heaven We bless thee that thou hast aro
written book in human life Tie chapters ,ro
events, the sentences occurrences marking eyrv
day May we have eyes quick to read minds oaocr
IN quest of knowledge, hearts obedient to all bo,
emily monition. Amen