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From Altar to Prison
Fate of Young Couple
ry" He Didn't But Went and Had the
Youthful ElOpcrs Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA. oct. 31.-Marian
Allen. a pretty seventeen-year-old Ger
mantown girl. who disappeared from
her home at 442 WinOna avenue SatUr-
day night, and August Rihle. twenty
years of age. who was missing, re
turned 70 his home and told his family
that they had been married in Camden.
As the irate father of the young girl
had asked the police 20 arrest her,
Rihles brother was sent to see If an
agreement of some kind could not be
reached. The girls father was obdurate
and compelled the young couple 10 ac-
company him TO the Germantown po-
lice station. where he had the girl ar
rested as a runaway and the young man
arrested on a warrant charging him
with enticlng her from her home.
This the fearful young bride vigorously
denied, saying she had gone with him
of her own free will. The couple, whose
honeymoon was so rudely Jared. will
have a hearing before Magistrate Fitz-
patrick.
The parents of the young people have
known of the attachment between them
and have tried every means 10 keep
them separated.
Recently Miss Marian attended a
party, promising 10 be home not later
than 10 O'Clock. When she did not
appear at midnight her father started
out and learned she had not been at
the party lie at once notified the po-
lice of his suspicious and returned home.
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year, beginning July I, 1897, has been
placed al So. 3U6 1-A-ll. which Is approx
mately $50. 900 less than was needed FOR
the current year. The present appTO-
Driatiou Is S25,455. 4l5.0e
Members of the commission have
found that there is a dearth Of labor
la all parts Of the world So great Is
the demand for labor in connection with
railroad building ana other improve
ments on a large scale. that countries
which formerly have sent thousands Of
labOreTs 10 this country monthly no|
are using their labor al home
Spanish Workmen Scarce.
Leroy Park. an agent OF the commits
sion. has been IN Spain for some months
recruiting laborers, and has sound many
difficulties i'm obtaining the Spanish
WOrkmen, who have shown themselves
50 we'll adapted 20 the conditions IN
Panama Hundreds Of men whom he
has sent 20 the canal zone are writing
favorable reports 10 their friends In
Spain, IL IS said. and in short time Mr
Park expects 10 send over large num-
ber OF WOrkmeu- This system of pro-
curing labor may be radically changed
when the contract is let,
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If Count Is Guilty Then
Suicide for Both
of Them.
ESCHEW ASTRAL BODIES
Prisoner Says Penitentiary Win Never
Be His Lot, and Wife Will Meet
Him in Spirit World.
Counts Threat.

"If ! am found guilty / viii not
60 10 prison. / viii free myself
from this physical body and
make an end TO my suffering and
disappointment.
MY young wife, whom l love
more than all else in life, has
made an agreement with me.
and the moment the jury finds
me guilty our astral bodies Will
cast aside these physical bodies
and be together in peace at last" "
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.CHILDREN'S ILLS
AID CONSUNP ton
DIR. ffALBERT.
Measles and Scarlet Fever
Declared FOrerunnerS of
White Plague.

BLOOMINGTON. III, Oct 3l-Meas-
les, whooping cough, scarlet fever. and
other diseases Of childhood often are
advance agents Of consumption, accord
ing 10 DR.. II. V. HabeFt, Of Chicago,
who read a paper on Tuberculosis AZ
the annual meeting OF the Central I'LL
uois Homeopathic Society.
Entero-cOlitis ia children was produc-
tive Of tuberCular condition also, ne
said, as ~ frequently caused q wasting
away of the digestive organs. other
diseases that he regarded as leaving "a
tendency 10 consumption are:
Organic heart disease, arterial sclero-
SIS nephritis. Cirrhosis of the liver,
pneumonia. and pieurisy.
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DENVER, oct. 3l.-'I've said / would
commit suicide should not my husband
be released said the pale-faced wife
Of Louis. Count de ClermOnt Il
wouldn't have cared to live this long
il / hadn't thought he'd get out
Nobody knows what I've had 20 so
through since he's been out there in
iau. I've suffered everything, almost.
Louis De Clermont, the young French
man. who claims 20 be a count, is con
rined IN the county Jail on "a charge OF
sending obscene matter through the
mails He declares that he and his
wife have made a suicide pact which
will be carried out 10 the letter II he
is found guilty and sentenced 10 the
penitentiary.
De Clermout. according to his story,
Fas led "a lie t1lI OF trouble and has
been pursued By a relentless fate in the
person Of his first wife, an Italian wo-
man known as Adeline Floe Badini. he
was divorced from this woman several
years ago and he says that since then
she has followed him from New Orleans
to San Francisco and back 70 Denver,
causing him 10 lose positions which he
had secured, and making life burden
% him.
IT was she who told him his name is
not De Clerm0nt, but that In reality he
is the eldest son of the Due de BOr-
deauX Of France.
The Young FTeuChman came to Den
yer last May and secured position
with the SehOltZ Drug Company. He
resigned there, owing 20 the perseCu-
tiCus Of the Italian woman, and went
10 work In another store
When he lost his place there he wan
Ma
opened an Office at his boarding house
l73j California street, and gave medical
advice and treatment through the mails
Ii was this that got him into trouble
though De CleTmont says he was not
aware that ne was breaking the law IN
any way.
He married his present wife. a young
girl scarcely twenty years OF age, ir
Peoria "A little less than a year ago. He
is passiunately devoted TO his wife auC
speaks Of her with the deepest emotion
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ShontS, Bishop, and Rog-
erS GOne-No Bearing
on Presidents Visit.
ISTHMIAN CANA.

Al the annual meeting OF the IsJhmian
Canal Commission. which will be held
on the canal zone November 10. a num-
ber Of important questions will come up
for consideration. President Roosevelt
will be in the vicinity at the time, but
the meeting will have no bearing upon
his visit TO the isthmus-
1t is expected that all the members Of
the commission but one will be present.
Theodore p, ShOnts, chairman. Joseph
B. Bishop. secretary and r. r Rogers,
the commissions counsel, sailed from
New York yesterday. They were ac-
cOmpanied by Mrs, Skonts and Miss
Shonts. who went out Of compliment 10
Mrs. Roosevelt TO take part IN the two
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WAGON SMASHED BY CARS;
TWO MEN CUT BY GLASS

Edwin Markham living at Twenty
first street and BCnning road and Rob
ert King. sixteen years old, who is en-
pIoyed by the former. had a narrow
escape yesterday. when q dairy wagon,
i'm which they We're driving was caught
between two cars going in oppositet dl-
rections at Delaware avenue and Canal
street southwest.
The wagon was completely demolish-
ed but the only injury sustained by
either of the men was a slight cut,
which King received by the broken
glass flying In his face. The horse was
not badly nurt- Markham estimates his
I..a II H1aI
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BRIDE OF 2S DAYS
APPLIES FOR DIVORCE

WILKESBARRE. Pa. Oct 3l.-AI-
leging that she was beaten upon the
very daY that she was married and so
badly treated during the succeeding
five days that she was unable TO stand
II. seyenteen-year- Mrs. Mile NiCO,
OF this city. who was married on oC-
tober !, left her husband on the sixth
day and has applied for a divorce.
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Soon he was called to a nearby phone
and a voice which he recognized as
young Rihle's said. Don't wOrry.
Everything is all right / have eloped
with Marion" Before he could find
out where the youth was he had hung
up the receiver.
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BASKETBALL TONIGHT.

At the National Guard Armory this
evening the Second Regiment basketball
team viii play Carroll Institute. Dane
ing after game.
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FIFTY YEARS OFFICER
IN ODD FELLOW LODGE

NORRISTOWN. Pa. oct. 3l.-As a
testimonial Of his hfty years as secre-
tary Of Montgomery Lodge Of odd Fell
lows. Dr. George ". Holstein was ten
dered a banquet, with 80 friends around
the festive board.
Besides the praises bestowed upon the
official. he was presented with a purse
containing $3.50 in gold.
DIT. HolsteiR, who has declined re-
election, has been an odd Fellow for
nearly sixty years. being one Of the
oldest members of the order in The
country.
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Grease Pot Causes Blaze.

A pot Of grease boiling over on stove
caused a small blaze about $3.50 this
morning in the paint store Of Charles
b. HodgFins, 913 Seventh street north
west. The fire was eXtinguished without
damage.
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INDIANS $4,000
PAID IN ST BILLS
Odd Scheme by Which
Canada Distributes Money
Due for Lands.
OVER 100000 DISTRIBUTED
But the Paymaster Has Stunt Whereby
He Really Handles Only
100000.

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. Sl.-Severat
years ago. the Canadian government
took from the tribes of Indians about
-Athabasca lake and river a large tract
Of land and in payment for the same
il gives each year s. 10 each indian and
IS 10 the chiefs in 81 bills.
The reason for this Is that the In
dians dwelling in the district do not
know the value Of money. a paper
dollar looks 10 him about the same as
a blank piece of paper 70 a baby
Should the payment be made in silver
the simple minded child OF the wilder
ness would punch "A hole in il and wear
IL about his neck and thus great deal
Of money would be taken from clrcula-
ton. Should payment be made IN ore
bill. the Indian is liable To lose H.
How Payments Are Made.
Once each year, a representative Of
the Canadian government makes a trip
through the country and pays the In
dians On this trip he takes $4,000 in
81 bills and will probably pay out more
than 500, goo The natural question from
civilization is. how does he do il.
As the Indian knows nothing about
the value OF money his method OF nnan-
cial trade ig on the value OF skins
Everything he buys is reCkoned by
skins. and when one talk dollars 10
him. his face has the expression OF a
blank cartridge. Fortunately for the
government, the Hudson Bay Company
has secured the entire confidence of the
Indians during the century or deaIins <
ANith them, ana the money paid 20 the
9dians finds its way into the trading
5ts Of the company.
ere is how the government pay
er does his phenomenal stunt OF
hi A
Is pocket He goes direct 10 = dis
inhabited by perhaps 1000 or 5000
ms; here he VIII pay from $1,000 10
IN treaty money Each indian
Flis family Is given the nVe 81 bills
ayment for his surrender OF the
and each chief his S25.
Makes Their Credit Good,
fter making this payment. the pay
Slnaster takes a rest for short time at
the Hudson Bay post nearest the pay
station. Within few days the Indians
have made a line 10 the post, and there
purchased whatever looks good u them.
They vhack the money down onto the
trading post counter. order something <
worth perhaps 90 cents and leave. The
company agent charges the red man
with what he has purchased ana credits
him with the balance OF the So 50 that
Ia the future he can trade out the re-
mainder OF the amount
Within "A week from the date Of paying
ftne treaty money every dollar or the
amount has been paid into the trading
post. The paymaSter gives the post
agent a check Tor the amount and
starts for the next Indian settlement
hus he goes from one tribe 10 an
other, paying the Indians, waiting for
the money on his rounds. When the
agent returns to Edmonton or back 10
civilization, ne has about all the money
he had upon beginning the journey, and
has paid out more than S-O8OO0-
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%. |. SELKE JOINS FORCES
WITH ROBERT E. HEATER

David L. Selze, lately with WnHge.
Gibbs < Daniel, has associated himself
Alth Robert i. Heater. manager of
Fsltou II. Gordon's new suburban sub
division, Connecticut avenue terrace.
With Offices in the Colorado building.
THAT NET NEW GOWN. NAV he
the incest, most chic most becOming
one you have ever oWned-if Won de-
vote a little time to .eadine the store
ads before you decide upon the mater
ials to be used.
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UNIVERSITY IS CLOSED.
ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. 3I-The fac
ultv has closed until further orders the
doors Of the University of St. Peters
BuTg.
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Special Notices.

NOTICE TO THE BAR-Thcre Will be
a joint meeting Of the meraDers Of the
Courts OF the District Of Columbia and
Bar. on THURSDAY, NOVEMB BER ],
1906 at n O'CLOCK A. NJ. at the Old
Circuit Court Room. City Hail. TO take
suitable action in memory OF the late
Chief Justice Richard II Alvey. All
members Of the Bar are requested 20 De
present. WILLIAM +. MATTINGLY.
President. Charles ". CLAGETT, Sec
Tetary. ocz8iol
INGRONING NAILS AND SORE FEET
instantIy relieved Dr. White. ChiTop-
Odist III Pa. ave. Hours. to 8, sunday,
8 10 2 Phone II. f53. Established l65l-
Sl.00 A MONTH for ten months will Sc
cure you a beautiful building lot. This
offer good for ten days only Address
BOX @z53. Station c. oczi-u
UTio1orr oil Opaque Shades 4Co
W A@1S~O" Empire oil Opaque 500
Ghadpc King Scotch Holland .Too
- HSnE free. WIZ call with samples
Rundlett's Shade Factory. 17th q H nv
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Wanted-ROOms.

WANTED-NoTth OF II ST., between 9th and
18th sts- NV, two uufurnished or partly fur-
nished rooms on second floor. with board. FOR
gentleman and wife. Address BOX 2fS. Times
office se76-9t
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THE PULSE OF THE CITY'S LIFE

The classified advertisements in a newspaper are
interesting to philosophers as we'll to about all other
sorts of folks But for a peculiar reason.
The majority of people are interested in want ads
because they personally want of the things adver
tiSed, because these little Sprgs Of publicity have
repeatedly ACCOMPLISHED THINGS for them.
But your philosopher would look upon them as
barometer of the days activities plans, aspratiOnsof
the peoples unrest
Emerson expressed this idea when he wrote: "Peo-
PIE wish TO be settled but only far they unset
tied is there any hope for them"
So to act upon this TRUTH large volume of want
ads indicating an increasing state of 'unsetledneSS
should indicate full measure of "hOpe for the people
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

3
GOLDENBERG's 7th and X SITS. NV
s. kANN. SONS & CO. Sth ana Market space
EhhlNS CIGAR STORE. 18th and Fla. ave.
ERNINS CIGAR STORE 29l2 18th st. NV.
~ %. McNULTY, cigar store 18th ana Z NV
ROBERT II. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy 18th ana Harvard sJs NV.
". A. DARLING, cor. 18th and u SITS. NV.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor 1th ST.. Rhode
tlsland ave. and II 81. NV.
CHAS. G. HORNCNG. Christiani Pharmacy.
sw. cor. 7th and NJ sts. NV.
DOM & SANFORD, New York ave. and
North Capitol ST.
r. A. NEITCH, o0th and 81 sts. NV
OUlGLEN'S PHARMACY. 2lst and q sts. NV.
GILLETTE & co. 14th and J. sts Ew.
2. n WAGNER q co. 1st and II sts- nv.
j. u. IAfLOE. cor. 9th and u SITS. NV.
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave. Hw.
NORTHEAST.
CEfAs. II, BLUMER. N. Cap. and r sts ne.
1cCHESNEI s. JOACHIM. cor. I'd and Il sts-
SOUTHEAST.
A. =. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts.
OtpONNEL4L DRUG CO.. Sth and sta-
II s. bEALK. nv. cor. Nth 81. and Pa ave,
SOUTHWEST
y. HUGO EISENBEISS 7th and B streets
.ANACOSTIA
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
BROORI.AND, D. c,
ARTHUR II. r. LUETlSSEN. Drug Store
ALEX ANDRIA. VA
r. L CAHSE q CO.. 103 Kins st.
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR SALE-FIue. large. horse. wagon, and
haTHessi complete uullr cheap L sold at
once. Can 423 4lz 81. s.F. seI6-st
FOR SALE-New stanhope, physicians
buggy {l5, cost SIS 9l3 n NV seLJ-st
GOOD work horse. cheap. sl2 Sd S. Sc,
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Bicycles.

pVANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycle
IN Washington. Bicycle Tires and Repair
WORK at lowest prices
GENTLENANs prEFE.EE. "a good order;
cheap 2604 L st. NV 1t
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LOCAL MENTION.
Beautiful New Furniture

to be sold at auction Wednesday, 1850
a. an Many Of the best manufacturers
in the country are represented on our
floors. Furniture in fine woods Tor
every room IN the home. Friday, 1880
a m. an eN elusive sale OF rugs ia VIII
tons. NelVeLs. Administers, American
OrientaIs, etc. Exhibition daily. IL
would interest you 10 pass through our
rooms. Wilson g. Mayors, 122I and 1215
@ ST.
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NORTHEAaT.
rTHRAsr

C4As. II, BLUAIER, n. Cap. and r Bts. ns.
McCHESNET 8 JOACHIM cor. ID and u sts
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Storage.

NNHY PAY MOREq We store for 75c load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 4lS-420- 422
10th 81. NV. Phone Main 1929. se3fot
FIDELITY STORAGE CO..
.-4. 1420 You street.
INDESTRUCTIBLE.
Loo rooms; silver VAULTS mothproof roonsi
money advanced at per cent per annum on
goods stored IN this building. Let our esti-
faetor call
PACKING DRAWING AID SKIPPING
syeI-d
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Country Board.

HIGH VIEW HOTEL. Chesapeake Beach. Nd.
viii be open through September beard and
room 81 a week. se4-7t
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HOuSefurniShingS.

s2gg FOR SANITARY COUCHEs. s10.ss
metal folding beds parlor and bedroom
suites 81 per week stone water pitchers Ice;
jyl1-u
SOME or OUR SPECIALS for this week:
Sanitary couches. S24s: iron beds, $3.50;
chairs, 10 cents and Up; reduced prices IN
all lines Of new and secondhand furniture.
NV. ana save money. au5-tf
HERE'S a chance TO buy a cook stove for 4
its value: 100 varieties to select from; house
furnishings OF every description at very low
prices SNITZER & La PORTE. 12s-3l TN
ST nWt au6-9
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WANTED-AiiIIinery salesladies. preparera.
and spDrentioei pay while learning Apply +.
ROSE. Ii3 u ST. NV. II
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Situations Wanted-NaIe. |

EXPERIENCED furniture and UPHOLSTERY
salesman -s open for lmmed Hate engagement
with hiEn class house. Address BOX 15i
Times office. Tr
WANTED -- WhiteHashlnE and tobbiug.
HARRY WILLIAM. z-ls lth 81 NV II
RIckET wishes % learn % tend bar. Al
dress BOX -la Tunes Office. eal8-st
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C0nfeCtiOners.

BEST ICE CREAM IN Washington. all fruit
navors. 81 gal p gal. soc; best fee cream
soda. with crushed fruit. Sc. THh GREATER
y. Y. CONFECTIONERY CO.. ~ 7th NV.
Aain GolI. auls-t4
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MONEY TO LOAN AT REASONABLE
Rates; FROM S. TO $50. JOSEPH CAIN
ROOM 406. JENIFER BUILDING. 7TH AMI
- SITS. NV. se2-3ot
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lust the Place

For all gas or oil supplies.
90 18th, c. A Muddiman s. Co. 1904 q.
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s5o0 ELECTRIC PIANOVA. slightly used. 70
be sold at a reduction. Addrpss BOX 1lg,
Times office, 1yl2-tf
FOR 6ALE-Good quality Opaque shades. NJ.
ted 10 your windowa, only 25c; the best quail
ity oil opaque shades. SOC; hung free VIII
call Eith samples. kLEEBLAHTS S, 1lth and
II -. ne. Phone East 25-R 1a2Q-tf
FOR SALF-We are expanding our establish
ments taxing In the second nOOrs OF build
ings 1873 TO 1887 9 ST.; IN order % save the
STOCK from damage during the work OF re-
modelling we Ofrer every new and Used piano
IN the house at a greatly reduced price. For
instance: New $500 Hardman's. $3.50. new $50
Nose * Sons. $3.50; new $500 ShoningeTs, $500;
new 500 pianos. 500. Among the bargains In
slightly used uprights are: He.nekamp. Sl25;
kimbail, $50: Stisf. $3.50; S0hmer, $3.50;
ShOninger. $780, NOss & Sons, $3.50. and about
thirty others. Easy payments n desired.
Every piano guaranteed .. J. DEMOI-L &
CO, 1873 1881 -I235-123T C st. au27-tf
WELLINGTON typewriter. in hne condI-
tion; would rent 90 careful user. Address
BOX 2S. Times office. au30-tf
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s22s SANITARY COUCHES; Sass, large hsII
rack, Sab. good sideboard. g. ~ lOr yl5 hair
mattress bedroom suite s455- me quar-
tered oak suite. SOS new kitchen chairs l5c.
folding bed S22. prices on everything iu
this store in same pE0p0rti0us stoves ~ all
kinds. CARSEAIsS. corner 7th and II SIS
NV. se6-4r
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7,ooo, 900 Spruce Laths.

Don't buy elsewhere until you get our
prices Smiths, First street and Indiana
avenue northwest Phone. East us.
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and drawu-vvork taught free
on the Davis Vertical Feed sewing machine
see denomination a. DAVIS PAELOE, s15
sth 81. lW. Owing % the superior quality
Of tie Davis Vertical Feed, trade IN new
machines NJ az makes which We are 0neriug
at a sacrifice from our old stand - 45z st
sH-s Standard SIS: Wheeler a. Wilson SIS
Household. SlGs singer, g. Renting, repair
ing Phone NJ 5sss. ses-st
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Dancing.
SEE THE MOONLIGHT
AND SHADOW DANCES
z rGg FEET ET nnR en.T,rr

SEE IttE 4DDNA4IGHI
AND SHADOW DANCES
$500 FEET FLOOR SPACE
THE ORDWAY. 431 I1th ST. ~ W-Every
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday even
Ing; beginners class. 1880; advanced, $40.
Lady assistants. Lesson, soc: sx lessons
t250. Private lesson by appointment Hall
fer rent: night day.
eu2l-S1t PROF.. CHAs. T. WTNDHAA.
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. T5c; guar.
waltz, 2-step, lessons; coaching Eng.
branches spl rates; Piano. Mandolin go
Class 81 mo. Address. with stamp. BOX 81.
Times Office seg1BII
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WANTED-A good plain cook. 1227 \. Y.
ave. NV. seI0-3t
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COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG,

72l-Niuth ST. n. VA
] eel who you will marry. common-sense
advice on all love, marriage and divorce af-
falrs business and Investments giving
rtrnes dates and facts No fOrtune-telIing:
my information IS clear. concise. and 20 the
point Eea-4t
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COMFORTABLE HOME for man; priva
family; 81 per week. 416 10th st. sw. ses-3t
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Brown & TolsOn's Tuesdays Sale, 10
s m. UprIghs plano, speed wagon, fur
nlture, etc. 1879 III ST. NV.
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Dentistry.

CUT-RATE DEETISTRY-SPECI SET
of Teeth 81 go. $40 Sets. s. 20. SIS Gold Crowns
g. BridgeWoTk, $3.50 Filings, Zoe. All con-
situations and extracting absolutely free
ARMY AND NAVY DENTAL PARLORl
COR. TTH AND j. SITS NV. Entrance G3s
p 81 Phone Man t524-L. au25-SJt
FIRST CLASS WORK, LOW PRICES-ss-
Of teeth g up; gold crowns. s. uU: gl-
niEing5 81 ups silver hllings. 50c; work
guaranteed; no pain DR. GEO. /. ED
NoNDS $40 + 80. NV. au2l-Glt
TEETH WITHOUT PLATEs-No extracting;
no PAIN look, 1ael, act aul last longer than
natural teeth shruuken faces made normal 3
painless SLING. DIR. :. /. WILSON. 1903 z
ST. NV. au2I-o0t
DIR. OTIS W. ELZET. DENTIST,
S. ". Cor. 10th and Sts, n. ".
Reliable Dentistry; moderate prices, Gold
Crown and BrilEeWorlS Specialist COnsuIta-
tion free. Phone II. 4l52. au5-30t
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
- cnNr a woRp roR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word. for All other classified
advertisements Tor less than three insertions.
IL inserted FOR three or more consecutive
days one cent d word Tor each Insertion
These rates do not apply 10 Personals
Advertisements VIII be accepted at any OF
the following branch offices at regular Office
rates. IL IL is tncOuVeuieut TO leave advertise
ulznts az either branch Office or The Times
Business Ofhce, they may be telephoned direct
% The Times tMaln 5000. anu messenger
MiH call TO collect without additional charge
q fhs advertiser
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PatentS-InventiOns

NEW DISCOVERY-I propose TO put in
operation an airship. having speed Of 25 miles
hourly. ]. z. DOUGLASS go lIth ST.. Louis
VILE Nv. IL
The Washington times., 1906-09-10
Found.
Miscellaneous.

LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED. Soc pair.
.lI u st. NV. se9-St
A-OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO mo arr
rugs. only weaving concern here. WASH
INGTON RUG Co. g3l sth ST. NV. Phona
G2I ap6-tf
The Washington times., 1906-09-10
Quality has Won Royal PIsen"

the confidence OF all who want the best
The highest type Of light beer. At bars.
Abner-Drury Brewing CO.
The Washington times., 1906-09-10
Personal.

THE POOR WORKTNGMAN is the one we
are addressing II you come 90 us for a good
tailor-made suit thardly worm we are bound
% save you money at figures TO suit the
FeEson who works for q living. JUSTHS
esasJ STAND -GI9 ID. selO-7t