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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1906-08-10
Mr.. HUMPHREY
ASKS RIPLEY.
Some More Figures For the Santa Ee
President.
is IT LOOT, OR What?

Topeka, Hans, Aug. 6.-Judge
James Humphrey. of Junction
City, published an open letter in
the Capitol Sunday. as follows;
1t might aid in the formation of
a just estimate of Mr.. E. P.
Ripley's statement to the effect
that he could demonstrate to any
court OF. other tribunal that a re-
ductlon in passenger rates is un-
just and is equivalent to con6sca-
ZION OF our property" to quote a
few figures, which since they are
official are more valuable than
vague and general statements.
lie report of the Board of
Railroad commissioners of Kansas
the year ending June 80, 1904
I'VE have none later) shows THAT
the passenger revenue ..of the
Atchison. Topeka & Santa. :. Fe
railroad from its Kansas passenger
traffic was S4,S3S,4S7. This rev.
enue was derived from an aver.
age rate of 2.159 cents.
Il, If all had been charged 3s.cents
per mile, the legal rate, as the
majority Of those who travelled
were' the revenue for that year
would have been S6,894.S45. II
all had been charged 2 Gents "''per
mile who travelled that year over
the Atchison roads in Kansas
the revenue derived from that
rate would have been only
$3.50, 467 less than the revenue
actually received.
1t is fair to assume that the
adjustment of the pass would
have tendency to lessen the free
travel and the reduction of the
falr to 2 cents per mile would
sufficiently stimulate the paving
travel as to fully compensate for
the reduction and bring up the
revenues to the standard of 1904.
1t is easy to perceive the great
discrimination to which that part
OF the travel in Kansas is subject
ed who pay 3 cents per mile over
this railroad. In round figures it
amounts to 1868 per year.
But Mr.. Ripley contends that
the reduction of passenger rates in
X ansas would have the effect of
reducing nearly all interstate
rates, so that for every dollar
payed by citizen of Kansas the
railroad company would lose
several thousand dollars.
While it is true that the precise
effect OF a reduction of passenger
rates in Kansas can not be measur-
ed the value of this statement may
be judged of in the light of pre-
else figures.
The same official reports show
Ihat the average passenger rate
charged over the whole of the
Atchlson system land this aver
age includes the high local rates
charged in Colorado, New Mexico.
Arizona and California, as we'll as
the interstate ra!es) was. 2.2OS.
This isa very Slight fraction above
the average rate in Kansas. and it
could be easily shown that this is
due to the higher local rates in
the states and territories Just
named, and that in fact the aver
age OF the interstate rates is lower
than the average rate in Kansas.
In the light Of these figures tits
not obvious that the lowering of
the rate to a 2-cent basis would
greatly affect the interstate rates
of that road.
Now let US see how near the re-
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Storage.

WHY PAY MORE? We ST ore for g5c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE Co, as 42O-42.
10th 81. NV Phone Main zZss 1agI-g0t
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Wanted-niSCellaneous.

/ NEED good driving horse; want one
worth $50 to 500 in exchange for % oe0
square feet Of ground northwest section AZ
S1f5 II adjoins property that recently soId
az 5000 cash, viii give you all the time you
desire to pay difference. Address BOX go
Times Office. fesS Ia.
WANTED - Highest cash prices uaid for
cast-of clothes, ladies' RentIewea-s snd
children's. Address postal viii cali anv tiT,e
II BCRNSTElN. 1914 7th 81. NV fe27-90t
WANTED-At SINCLAIR'S 633 Louisiana
ave- furniture. showcases, roll-top deslzs
counters, stocks Of groceries. pianos organs
for cash Storage, 75c per load fe27-gt
WANTED-Automobiies to store in Tho 49,
addition to my machine and automobile re-
pair shop. rear 1888 I st. H L. MALTRY
Machinist. TO- =,
WANTED-Highest cash prices paid Tor worn
garments, ladies' or gentiemens Also shoes
ana hats Address postal and viii call auv
hour: =. TARSHS.S, 1908 7th st. NV. Phone
North 499. 0a0t
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

WANTED-ColOTed boy to work in lunch
room from 1880 20 2:30; must be nesr snj
obIglns; come well recommended CaU o09
Il st NV. II
WANTED-A young man who has had sone
experience with a power circular saw. also
6atehet ana nails. Apply ROYAL GLUE
COMPANY 20 \ st sw. mhI
WANTED Bright. energetic. willing Young
man as assistant and salesman: cornr1issiny,
house. Apply between and s. THE r q
WHITFORD COMPANY WholesaIa ro,g
Center Market n
WANTED-Man 10 work in billiard room :
one with experience preferred. AppIv 1zo4
18th ST. NV. II
WANTED-White boy who has some kn0Ug7-
edge OF type printing J. f. JARVIS 135
fehhsy wanna ave, NV, mhl-2t
ANTED-Second oyster cook and a norte-
COSTELLO'S. 9th and G SITS. NV. mhI-2t
WANTED-Ladies tRilors on plain and fancy
work; longest season. also bushelman
SCHWARTZ. l226 14th st mhl-st
WANTED-Toung man who understands care
to Mr. GEORGE SACKS. 922 Louisiana
ave. NV. uh1-9f
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. automobile salesman
% take charge of Washington branch MO-
TOR CAR COMPANY, Mt. ROYAL and Narx,
land ayes.. Baltimore. Nd. fe27, ,mhi
WANTED-BundIe wrappers ana cash bovs.
good salary; permanent p0sit on AppIv to
,. HART, Superintendent Lansburgh & Bro.
- - - .1L e mhl-2T
wANTED-House boy. willing and ob7iging:
good nome; 81 l125 II st. NV. II
WANTED-Two .Fhite farm hands so: two
colored walters. SIS. sos G st. NV. 1t
WANTED -Errand boy. with wheel. at once
PAsTERNAK. 12so 14th st. NV. mhl-st
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MuSiC and ElOCutiOn.

PIANO. VIOLIN. ORGAN; successful in
struetors giving up Baltimore pupils viii ac-
comInodate few at reduced rates. Ad-
dress BOX 255, Times office mb1-st
ORPHELLA j. HART 442 MASS. AVE- y
W, teacher OF piano, harmony, vocal cui-
iuTe, sight singing. eiocution. and dramatic
art.
Recitals. dramatic performances. and on
sras given during the season. Large stage
for reheaTsais
Plano graduate: student at Peabody Inst
Baltimore. Md. Pupil of Carl Gaertner and
Richard Burmelster. Charges moderate
Phone Main 3S5-M. fels-S0t
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Statesmen.

LADIES and GENTLEMEN. now Is THIS?
THE WASHINGTON BRANCH or TTE
u. :. EMBROIDERY WORKS. New York
oilers an opportunity TO any lady or ren-
uetnan to make SO PER DAY by selling
cur hand and French embroidered shirt waists
and SUIT patterns in pongee and other high
grace QUANTITIES Also lines Of Oriental nov
elites. japanese kimonos silk and zyo1Ie,
snawls Liberal terms TO agents. Cal at
Branch ofice for information s TRACHT-
MAN. 6I9 + 81. NV. ROOM o Fes so+
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Dentistry.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES-No exfracTi-7T--
no pain; look, feel. act and last longer ~
natural teeth: shrunken faces made norman :
painless hllinS. DIR. J. /. WILSON. Ia09 r
ST NV % o.
FIRST-CLASS WORK. LOW PRICES 81
OF teeth, s. up; gold crowns q IN. soii
Filings, 81 up; silver filings, soc ur. vorlr
guaranteed; no pain DR. GEO l. ED
MONDS. $40 + st. NV fe9z an
DENTAL WORK done by graduates for cost
InaTmary. 1893 I st. NV fa90 S1t
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

THE AMERICAN DOG is the Boston Terrier
ana the best Boston Terriers can he seen this
week at the Washington Light Infantry Arm
oTy You can purchase the best of the
Rob Roy-Presto Kennels
MYRON W. ROBINSON
81 Broadway New York
LOOK Tor champion Lady Dainty feeS-3t
ARE YOU INTERESTED in chickens. in
spect my stock Of Barred Plymouth Rock
and White Wyandottes: eggs 81 nor settiy,
WHITES POULTRY YARD. East Hyatfs-
'II-e. -lo- fe2s-4t
FANCY BREED of chickens Of an LI1Jg
Bernard pups: pigeons, canaries raryots.
lawn grass, flowers. and garden seeds etc
scHMIDS BIRD STORE. az 18th ST NV
fs2z-1 -"'
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Special Auction Sale New Rugs

Friday. 1880 a. m. An excellent omar
tunity TO secure fine new carpets at
bargain prices. Every rug direct from
inanuIacturers and guaranteed perfect
4 deposit viii secure anv purcbasa for
later removal. Wilson * Mayors, 1927
and 1929 q St
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Tor you always if you use "Roval Pill
sen" II brings health and sunny Ilie
position. For case phone Abner-DrIIr,
Brew Co "a
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Gas Heating Radiators, So, $3.50, s..
GIG 18th. C. 4. Muddiman d Co. 1904 G.
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ron SALE-tTood quality Opaque shades Ct
TED 10 YOUR windows, only 25ei the best ouai-
ity Oh opaque shades. SOC: hung free. -yflI
call with samples KLEEBLATTS S lfth aHd
ii sts- ne Phons East sd. ja20-tf
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Candies Formerly 6oc for o=c

Your choice Of ORC hundred deIiciou.
varieties. GEO. B. SHEETZ, Il anl
10Th stS.
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WANTED-A white girl to assist chamber
iata .1 ana wait ON table, 1S5 18th st Sc
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WAN TED-A girl for light housekeepiur.
tMo IN family. a. ROTH 1407 I. st nx If
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For Sale-Typewriters.
Dancing.

SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES
THE ORDWAYS All IIth St N W-FvArv
Monday, Tuesday. Friday. and Saturday even
insi beginners class, Z 80; advanced & 80
Lady assistants; six lessons. $3.50. Private
lessons ty appointment
fel0-S0t Prof. CFIAS. NJ wYNDHAM
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For Rent-ApartmentS.

FIVE ROOMS. bath; hot and cold water:
latrobe and yard; $3.50 407 18th ST ne
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NORTHWEST.

GoLDENEERGS Tth and Il sts. NV.
s. kANN. SONS & co. Sth and Market space.
ERNiN'S CIGAR STORE. 14th and Fla. ave.
w. E. McNULTY, Cigar store. l4th and T NV.
ROBERT T. PETZOLD. The Harvard Pha--
macy, uth and Harvard sts- NV
A. II. DANIELS. cor. Isth and T sts. NV.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th ST. Rhode
Island ave, and X st. NV.
ChAS- c. HORNUNG, Christiani Pharmacy,
sw. cor. irh and NJ sJs. NV.
DOM & SANFORD, New York ave and
North Capitol ST.
R A NEITCH, Goth and NJ sts NV.
w d BRACE, cor. S1th and n sts NV
OUlGLEN' s PHARMACY, 2lst and G sts. NV.
GILLETTE * CO., I4th and L sts. NV.
s N WAGNER * CO.. Ist and H sts nv
II. 7. BUTTS, cor. 4th and Mass. ave. NV.
L T. TAELOE. cor. 9Th and T SITS NV
EUGENE R NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave. NV.
:. u, COBLENTZ. Fla. ave and y. Cap. st.
NORTHEAST.
CHAS. H. BLUMER. y. Cap. and r sts- ne.
ShAs- e CAMPBELL, cor ID and sts. ne
SOUTHEAST.
a E. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts.
ODONNELL DRUG CO.. Sth and G sts Sc.
III s. FEALY. NV. cor. 1Ith and Pa ave. Sc.
SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 9Th and SITS. sw.
ANACOSTIA.
sURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
JeUerson sts.
BR0OKLAND, D. c.
ARTHUR H F. LUERssEN. Drug store.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
R l, CARNE s CO. 70s King st.
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Honey TO Loan.

state amount and time wanted Adress POY
206, Times Office. fe2s-3t
MONEY TO LOAN by private party from
$ to $50; confidential. Address BOX 500
Times Office ian-3Or
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Best Gran. Sugar, 4|c Lib; Best
Family Flour $3.50 bbI Johnston, 7s1
9Th st. NV
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Miscellaneous,

FAMILY ice boxes and chests Repaired a7d
refined sos New York ave. fsI5z z9f
HAVE YOUR SKIRTS MADE bv the skirt
tailoring company. We also remodel ali
kinds Of garments. SIS 18th st. ia3I-3ot
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s6, IS, 50 Felt Lined Hair Mattresses

comfortable. durable. and economical
you can see them made L. T Jones
Mattress Factory, 633 II ST. NV. Tel NJ 2o97,
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Notary Public.

DEEDS afhdavits, pension vouchers civil
service papers executed and depositfous
taken night or day COL 4th St nv phone
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THE ONTARIO.

Apartments now ready Three four
FIVE, and six room apartments. with re-
ceptIon halls, at $50 TO s73 per month
Occupants to select wall paper-. First
class public dining room Telephones.
Finest location in the Distrfct-OTerlook-
ing the Geological Park JnexceIied con-
struction-absolutely fireprOof Accessible
from two car lines, Can be inspected az
any time Many are already occupied,
and many others are engaged.
AcLACHLEN REAL ESTATE AND
LOAN COMPANY agent.
10th and G Sts. y. W feIs-Ist
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Wall Paper.

WIN. V. MAHoNEY. the Progressive TaDsr-
hanger, reliable, prompt, cheap: legal guar
antee covers all our work; send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store e02
Pennsy lvania ave. Sc telep70n- east IA r
or following agencies: De Maine & Co. se0l
IA 81. nw.i EdIavitch'S store. Bowie AId :
10 Monroe st. Anacostia: FowIer's store
Congress Heights; 6G7 New York ave nv
1890 z st. Sc; Conaway's store Laurel Nd :
General store, Glendale; new agency just es-
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For Rent-FIatS.
NEW FLATS,

NEW FLATS,
Rents, $3.50 and $3.50
SIMPLY PERFECT
Four rooms each. Porcelain baths Yards
wood sheds. and every home convenience
Beautiful location Northeast near 9th and
NJ sts.. being numbers
621-s23 ORLEANS PLACE n. z.
BLUNDoN. OBRIEN & BELT. 1920 G NV
fe27-3t
1925 DUMBARTON AVE; first floor. s25 %,
Open for inspection daily. 1 to 1 fe27-3t
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For Rent Or For Sale
Houses.

SIX LARGE ROOMS and bath (three prices):
large, dry cellar and furnace and double
deck porch back; rent. 22.50. 150s G St Sc
1897 G. same above, S3. 100 1ls squares
north OF Avenue cars. Key 1911 @ st Sc
fe24-7t
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LOCAL MENTION.
What 900" VIII Dol

Cure cold or grippe in one night
70 cents. All druggists.
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Sweet Violets, 2sc Bunch.
at Kramer's. 916 F st. NV.
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

NANIED-Ho can learn the Syllable system
OF Shorthand in Il hours; attain a sreed ef
u TO 100 words in 10 hours. and We Will pro-
cure Posluon Tor you. We teach also PIT
man, GraAaIn. Gregg, and Barnes systems
tygeWrltns and Spanish. STENOGRAPHTC
ACADEAh, Colorado building. Phone NJ
L-1-- fe2-3Ot
SPECIAL PREPARATION for April civil
service exam nations, satisfaction guaranteed
Address BOH rs. Times office. nhI-3t
NANTED-For our foreign correspondence
dc par tnent several clerks convcrsaut win
the IJaii5n language Address BOX g19
Times office. l.
WANIED-WhIte farmer and wife or white
farm hand and white woman, on farm near
city Apply at p. IN, ANDERSON BLACK
SMITH SHOP, Anacostia fa2S-gt
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Cleaners and Dyers.

REMEMBER, THE CLOTHES DOCTOR. I755
Pennsylvania ave. does cleaning pressing
dyeing. altering. and repairing better than
any other tailor living. Telephone IL 1859
fel5.Sot
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If you nave not
the time TO send
or bring your ad
to The Times or
any of the fol-
lowing Branch
Offices, just cali
up Main $500
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
service.
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Costumes aYOrs.
Life win Have a Briobt AsDoc+

Gundlach. Sl3 9Th st. NV. Phone 45s7-Y.
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Situations Wanted

female.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; frst-cIass, plain cooks.
chamberuaid. nurse, general workers iatIu-
dress. l2ll 10Th st Phone North rs IL
WANTED-By respectable coIored girl, pIace
as Chambemaid or wash dishes In cafe
Address POS J. 81. NV. II
NANTED-Ry irst-class wash woman wash
ing TO do at home out. 40 Ridge st NV
Il
WANTED-Day work or washing To take
home S1s II st. sw rDh1-3t
WANIED-Ey colured woman. place in small
family; good cook. OF general housework: sff.v
nights; references Address 1871 L ST nv
fe2S-Zt
WANTED-By coIored woman, work by the
Gay OF hour 1886 9Th St NV. fe2z-St
WANTED-By coIored woman washing ana
ironing to take home. zoo 1st st. sw.
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Situations Wante6-MaIe.

WANTED-By frst-class cook, position; no
tel or cafe. Address BOX 22T. Times Office
PHARMACIST, registered in d. c. and Vir-
gina: thorough chemist; desires position. II
years experience. r. Z. II. phone East
1850 N r7Fr a.
WANTED-By sober. Industrious man. posI-
uon Of any kind. Address BOX $50, Times
once mhI-2t
WANTED-By neat and honest bow a uosf-
tion a. house boy. Address BOX 24s, Times
OIlCe- It
WANTED-By white electrician situation.
Al reference; - years experience Address
BOX 216. Times office. fe27-9t
WANTED-By all-round, sober. industrious
blacksmith, with best OF reference, situation
5I7 7 st nv fe97a,
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For Rent
Unfurnished Rooms.

THREE II beautiful communicating rooms. with
al an cohI hIenIenees for light housekeeping. very
reasonable 44S II 81. NV. mhI-2t
. THREE or four first floor cornnupicatlne
~ 1UoIas I'M Tor housekeeping in family OF two sO1
! ~ NV nhl-3t
TWO y I. bright front rooms. $40; heat. gas. 5l7
TWO communicating rooms second floor;
Ilsa1 51 ana gas; bath; one roOln. -. third floor.
9oG L 81. NW.-T'wo or three tine unfur-
hished rooms heat, gas, bath; no children.
THREE unfurnished rooms: heat and gas:
Slz- piy ABBY 20 OWNER, 9 y -. NV. nhl-5t
DESIRABLE. bay-window room, second
moor; heat, gas; modern bath: SlI. 1881 North
Capitol ST. II
THREE large rooms and alCove second floor.
neat gas, bath, light housekeeping; reason
abe l5lf sth st. NV. feZs-9t
THREE NICE ROOMS: heat and gas FOR.
ilsi,t housekeeping. third floor. 800 / 81. NV.
fe2S-3t
FOR RENT-Premises, sI1 7tn ri. Sc cor
nerl; seven large rooms and reception room.
with all modern improvements: rent reason
able Apply 70 c. e NELSON. T01 1 st Sc.
fe2S-3t
FOR RENT-Three unfurnIshed rooms. second
moor. Two front and one back. s0s Il St NV.
Two unfurnished rooms on third floor; Sc
per month -s3 % 81 Sc fe27-2t
THREE and fve room housekeeping flats;
low rents Z62J X ST NV. fe27-3t
FOR RENT-Communicatin rooms. Inquire
IA store. 5ls Sth st NV. fe27-3t
FOR REN--FIat. unfIruishes. br5gb4 e--5
cnseTful. l0ls seh St NV. feZ7-3t
THREE ROOM Flat. with private hath
also several rooms On third floor; single or
SH SUITE reasonable l2UI o ST ne. reZT-3t
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Chris. xanders Pride Of Virginia Port

A tonic wine of supreme excellence
at 909 7th st
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Rooms and Board.

Ll5 K NY.-Sunny rooms. with board =
DeF week double front room; Main 5ssf
mhl-zt
STRICTLY PRIVATE meals and furnished
rooms as X 81 NV. nhI-st
FURNISHED ROOMS: south exposure: home
tab-e: central S93 x st. NV. mhI-st
OPPORTUNITY for single LADY to I've ia
suburb and share expenses. address BOX
- 1liles Office. giving reference and ad-
1l,1z- fe25-5t
WANTED-Two boar3ers for nicely furnlshei
la5 w moo" mont room with fjvst-class board /.
nv. IS s -
Le-s-et
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEI-I5th and
@e" lcfh ave, overlooking White House.
nrst-c-aSs family hotel. double rooms. y4s
", siHsie room 50 per montn, good board;
l-laL-slentsl - per Cay and up. fe13-l5t
1881 @ ST.-ExceptlonaI nne aIc0ve room
seitao-e f5r two gentlemen; abundant table.
FRONT ROOMS. facing Library. with cr
aLLAout Do2rL 1Jl - ST. Ie-5-It
ylJ y sf.-SecJnd story front. four vgindogys:
LoE Two gentlemen; telephone fe27-st
NICE. WARM rooms; g5od board. Iz5z I5ta
NICE. LARGE ROOMS with board g II Ct
ie-i-5t
FURNISHED ROOMS. with board also
large double parloTs. suitable for physician
or dentist. table board. trausients. reason
able rates. - 18th s.. NV fez5-st
SO I4TH ST. NyV.-For rent. with board fur
Eisaed rooms. with private bath. transients
accommodated reg5-st
LARGE second floor aIcove room; large
closet. next bath southern exposure 2953 q
- So Ie-.-ol
THE CHAPLIN, Iu5 Chaplin St NJ, two and
tnree room apartments, furnished OF UnfUr-
Elsheu. or single rooms IN apartments. sum
THer rates; excellent cafe. delightful location
Tor summer fe25-5t
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= u 80 "a o-al'E-ifandsome mirror-front Farra,,s
sshl ''SS cabinet organ SO: oak extension
sable y; walnut marbie-top bedroom -. ~ '1u
nfe-piece parlor set, So %: several - 49, "a.
2d sth ne - pictures. %
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We Store and Sell Furniture.
Brown & Tolson. Aucts.. 1903 H st. NV.
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PIANOS LOANED FREE.

WILL SELL old lumber, brick. doors an
ssss,. sssI, on corner Of 6th and I sts NV " n
SMITH, Hyattsvile, Nd. r,sf.ss. y. -.
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Bachelor Apartments.

TWO LARGE ROOMS AND BATH fr-t
floor, SENECA" Men only All mod
eTn Improvements. CT E 81. nv.
de2S-tf
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Wanted Miscellaneous.

/ SPOT CASH PAID FOR FtyRNrTIfFr car
/ bhousabaId Di4e-a- 6rae ana al kinds OF
/ SHOP 9th and L sts. NV Phone Norfh 1sig
/ WANTED--Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies' or gentlemen $ Also shoes
hour n n - postal and VIII cali any
N,5.tL 90 20 AANodES l5os 3th st. NV. Phone
/ ->0t N 3ss. fe2s-got
CAPUZAYA MINING STOCK WANTED
S -lust 2S Dc very cheap; state lowest price Ad-
% dress FOX 81. Times office mhl-4t
'TIs the, smile Of happy childhood.
Every mother well should know
Is imprinted on the pictures
Made in BOTCE'S STUDIO
<-os department for Children, 1925 st nv.
Ae-o-ol
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furnIfI,re
carpets; VIII pay full value for stoves In
good condition; Office furniture ana bo1a.-
noio soods oI All kinds contents especially
u NOTES 10 Louisiana ave. Phone M 300s
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Ion.t pI,t
away your Old clothing, shoes. hats. and
~ snlIts EeIore seeing me, as pay highest cash
prices FOR them. Drop postal. viii cali n
GENIRZ. lz0S 9Th st. NV. fel7-15t
WANTED IF YOU ARE GIVING Up
housekeeping and wish 10 sell part or gII
pI your IuIhlinre send for the man who
mas tns reputation or 70 years falE dealing
MARCUS NOTES, 426 sth st. NV: phone
Main 5l1. feI5-gjt
wASTED-S. KEBESKY. I9Og IN - NJ
gents. ana chiIdTen's CASTOR clothing and
shoes and hats. Address a postal and I yyiII
call Phone =. 5ZGo- fei6-s5t
WANTED buy. take down. ana remove
promptly T. EDW. CLARK, Buiidersf Suu-
plies. 1893 New Jersey ave. NV Phone 4
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DON'T KEEP USELESS ARTICLES What
is useless TO you Is useful to me buy
Old gold. silver, diamonds, watches ana r.a,yg
ieHsls' tYi money TO loan on jeweIry. ABRA-
Mans. t5@ yLh @ ST A.g. oc26-snos
wANTEI2-Furniture Of all kinqs. highest
prices paid square deal assured TAY-
LOK = - sta 81 n". Phone Main 5Ig7
For Rent
Furnished Rooms.
lo25 NEW JERSEY AVE Nvv--T1- -
Aeeplng5 three nicely furnished vvai L.9ts
rooms, Sis. reference. rsjf - 80
FoR RENr-FIne front parIor- We'll beg-e7
a.. 1sltisinan. $ per month, us r 81 "a
~ c ST. NE.-BeautIfuI. ci5aa ICONS TT-77-
Two ROOMS one a bay-wIndow room. for
lsht housekeeping. gas, bath ana as -
AlLehe1, 81. li5i Georgia ave Sc feag-st
ONE nice furnished room. second 4oo-. IN
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T FURNISHED ROOMS for light housekee5-
ing - "a 81. NV fsZ(-.-
10th ST. IN. three ui.a
rooms. also Two front. for IyGt Lauszlze-,r,-
Ing; man and wife preferred fe5s-e-
NICELY FURNISHED rooms 10 rent 81 Il
>. S5. 20 81 ST NV, next 20 Nead9ue Hote.
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NICELY furnished rooms. near two car lines.
- Per month. reduced from Sc. 81 IIth sd
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ONE or two very fine rooms about baTr !
price, 10 permanent gentleman: ATTRACTIVE |
house pr 4'ate family al c0uS eElences 1925
.ytlL - Nv fe2S-St
BRIGHT second door front room. sgnTEeT- !
zAgosure. lIy o 81 NV fez7-st /
ROOMS. furnished for hJuselze ep5ng- s. - q /
week 6lZ Maryland ave. sw fsz--sJ
25 ST. SW.-F uruished room, = smaller /
ne, s.. steam heat. fe---sr
% 10TH ST. NW.-Fire tu-nIEheI fT71I |
'on3s; steam heat, bath, etc moderate.
EURNIsHED front room, als5 EaI room
l6 II nv for
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

W. " Az Fl typewriter for a Southern hote!
single man preferred: trausuorfaffor, ma ii
3dEhiCAN HOMESEEkERS. 4I9 10th NV
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Situations Wanted

WANTED-Telephone RELIABLE EMPLOY
MENF BCREAU, North us, 1911 10th st
lralned help. every capaclty. citv- ayav II
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Found.

HATS RENOVATED equal TO new; straw
and panama: hat bleaching q speciality
Phone Main 1851. KANDEL. 721 9TH st nv
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ICE BOXES and chests that giv. safl~f.--
tSn on, are bullt at S0S New York ave. NV