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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-16
But Is Very Soon Club
bed Into Submission.
Didn't Want to Go to Thomas.
ton for Sixteen Years.
Plan to Escape from Portland Jail fus-
trated by Close Watch.

Portland, Me-, Feb. 15.-Minot ST
Clair Francis, the negro convict, who
escaped from the Massachusetts state
farm while serving a 20-year sentence
for assault upon a Lynn woman. be-
came so stubborn Thursday while be-
ing taken to the train for Thomaston
to begin n sentence in the State prison
of 16 years for the post Office break
at Red Beach and assault on Watch
man Brown, that it was necessary TO
club him into submission. He was
guarded by Deputy United States
Marshals Smith and Haskell and Off
Ger Firth.
Francis. who is of powerful build,
was heavily ironed. his feet and arms
being fastened to his seat on the train.
No resistance was offered on the train
and he was delivered to the prison Of
ficials.
After Francis had been removed
from his cell Thursday, evidences Were
found of carefully prepared plans to
escape during chapel services Sunday,
but which We're frustrated by the Off
GERS watching him. Between the
sheets of his bed We're found an iron
chain three feet in length, taken from
his bed and tied so that a knot three
inches in diameter was formed on the
end and n rope Il feet long. made of
bed sheets torn into strips and braid
ed. With these he could have made 4
desperate attempt to escape had he
been permitted to attend chapel.
The officials consider him one of the
most desperate men ever placed in the
Cumberland county Jail.
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Dick Of Ohio Supports Il
In Interesting Speech.
Consolidation Of Customs Dis
tricts Given a Setback.
Both Branches Adjourn TO Mon
day, Account Of Wedding.

Washington, Feb. 15.-The Senate TO-
day passed to the consideration OF the
Joint statehood bill ard for an hour
and Il half listened to a speech by MI.
Dick in support OF the bill as reported
from the committee on territories. The
Ohio senators speech received careful
attention from the senator's present.
but the attendance was at no time
large. Among the auditors in the gal
Icry were Il number of indians in ma
tive costume.
Mr.. Dick did not conclude his speech
and as he was not prepared to resume
tomorrow. the Senate decided rot TO sit
again until Monday.
The Senate also had as auditors q
number of the women members of the
Equal Suffrage Association who, after
their hearing before the committee on
woman suffrage, repaired to the Sen
ate galleries.
"A resolution inStrUcting the public
printer to prepare an estimate of the
cost of installing in the government
printing Office n plant for the reproduc-
tiun Of acknowledgements half-tone
plates and zinc line drawings, vas in
troiuced by Morgan and passed.
AT , o'clock the Vice President laid
the Joint statehood bill before the SEN
ate. Dick. of TIE committee on terrific
ries, was recognized as The first speak
.r ana he read carefully prepared
speech in support Of the measure, es-
pecially favOring the consolidation OF
Arizona and New Mexico as one state
ana oklahoma and Indian Territory as
another.
Dic'; cOntonded that the act Great
ing Arizona had made provision for
the ultimate conversion of the territory
into a state. and that this was rot q
pledge for the preservation of terrific
rial lines.
After Speaking an hour and half,
Dick suspended without completing
his speech and the Senate adopted a
resolution authorizing the restoration
of certain North Carolina state papers
now in the department of state, to
North Carolina.
Tie Senate. AT 2.i@ p. NJ. went into
executive session and at 5.15 adjourned
until Monday.
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$110, COSTS AND 60 DAYS
For Knox Man Who Dispensed "Medi
cine" on the Lords Day.

Belfast. Me. Feb. 15.-Because Orren
b. Woodbury.. who keeps general
country store in Knox, sold things
Sunday and also dispensed a consid
cradle quantity of essence of checker
berry and a preparation labeled beef,
wine and iron" he got into serious en-
tanglement with the law. His cases
We're tried in the municipal court
Tuesday
Woodbury. was arraigned on the
charge of violating the Lords day,
several witnesses testifying that they
had seen various articles sold in his
store on that day. He made no de-
fence and was fined SO and costs, from
which he appealed.
A second charge was more serious.
that of keeping Intoxicating liquors
with intent to sell. Considerable very
interesting evidence was presented,
One witness said that he and several
others bought five bottles of checker
berry, also some "beef. wine and iron, -
mixed it ut the pump. diluting it slight
~. and drank it as n ,tipple. From
other evidence ii appeared that Mr..
Woodbury's trade in checkerberry and
beef. wine and iron" was rather large.
The court found the respondent guilty
and imposed a sentence of 800 and
costs and so days in Jail. with 60 days
additional in default of payment of
fine. Woodbury. appealed and furnish
ed bonds.
AS it is rather common thing for
country stores to sell considera BILE
quantities of extracts. patent medicines
and preparations containing alcohol
which are concocted into tipping mix
lures, the case, the first prosecution
of the kind, has created considerable
interest, not to say anxiety.
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Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. Feb. 15.-Since Wednesday
night there have been light SHOWS in the
middle Atlantic states and New England.
but tonight clear weather is general from
the Mississippi valley eastward except
along tho South Atlantic coast.
TIL" weather will continue fair Friday
and Saturday in the Atlantic states. IL
will be warmer Saturday in the Atlantic
states. The winds along the New Eng
land coast will be fresh northeast to
north.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-16

Perhaps the most scholarly woman
in society at the capital is Mrs. Henry
Cabot Lodge. She took a co,,oao
course in Wellesley and has takon =
keen interest in Greek studies. She ho 9
never sought the laurels of authorship
but she has been an invaluable ala -
her husband. and his chief dependencs
in research and the reading OF nroof-
sheets.
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Continue to Arrive for
Miss Alice Roosevelt.
Nj. Longwor1h Entertains al
Farewell Bachelor Dinner.
He Secures the Marriage License in Pres
ence Of a Curious Crowd.

Washington, Feb. 15.-The personal
gift of Emperor William of Germany
to Miss Alice Roosevelt has just ar
rived here. 1t is a finely wrought
bracelet.
Attorney General Moody will present
TO Miss Roosevelt a pair of silver
candlesticks, beautifully chased and of
elegant design.
Secretary and Mrs. Shaw will pre-
sent to her a chocolate set of rare
Worcester ware inlaid with silver.
Sec. and Mrs. Taft's present to the
bridal couple was Il pair of elaborate
ly chased table vases of American
manufacture.
Twenty members Of the Metropoli-
tan Club united in presenting 4 square
beaten silver salver Of antique design
with photographic reproduction of the
signatures of the donors.
The present of the members of the
Taft party with which Miss Roosevelt
travelled TO the East. was Il gold neck
lace, the alternate links set with dia-
monds, with Il pendant of aquamarine
OF WOnderouS size and tranSlucency
surrounded by diamonds The aqua
marine alone is said to be valued at
over $500 aside from the setting. Ac-
companying this present was a card
inscribed as follows:
with love and best wishes to our
Alice. from the members of the Taft
party"
The present Of the Empress of China
mas not Yet reached Washington and
it is evident that it cannot be received
before the wedding.
Ten Ponca Indians, who came from
oklahoma To present Representative
Nicholas Longworth with Il buffalo
skin vest, We're much disappointed at
not finding Mr.. Longworth in the
House when they visited the Capitol
this afternoon. The Indians were
especially painted and dressed in bead
ed buckskin clothing in anticipation
OF an elaborate presentation ceremony.
1heir gift for the Presidents proSpec-
tive Son-in-law is made from the hide
Of Il young buffalo. which is more
highly priced by the Indians than any
other trophy of the hunt.
The POnca Indian delegation called
on President Roosevelt this afternoon
To pay their respects to the Great
White Father incidentally, Eagle
Continued on Page Three)
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FAIR WEATHER.

Washington, Feb. 15-Forccast for
New England: Fair Friday. not so
cold in western portion; Saturday fair
and warmer; fresh northwest winds.
becoming variable.
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IN THE HOUSE
Consolidation of Customs Collection
Districts Is Stepped On.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE morning
hour prevailed in the House today
until after O'Clock. The net result
was the passage of Il bill to increase to
$3O. zoo a year the federal appropriation
to each state and territory for the
support IF agricultural experiment sta
tons: and q bill repeating the present
law granting American register to
foreign ships wrecked and repaired on
the American coast in the discretion of
the secretary of the department of COM
mercc and labor and requiring a
special act of Congress to grant such
register.
The feature of the day was the at
attempt Of Mr.. Payne. chairman of the
ways and means committee. to get up
his bill for the consolidation of customs
collection districts. 4 furious opposi-
ton developed and by roll call large
majority voted against considering the
bill Again. when the experiment sta
ton bill came up the debate reverted
to the Payne bill and it was with diff
Guilty that it could be brought to an end.
An indirect compliment was paid to
Mr.. Longworth by vote to adjourn
today until Monday. although nothing
will appear in the record Of this pur-
rose,
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Boston Forecast,

Boston, Feb. 15.-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Fair Friday and
Saturday: warmer Saturday, fresh
westerly winds
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Maine Day Observed at Havana,

Havana. Feb. 15.-The American
colony today observed the eighth an
niversary of the destruction OF the
Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-16

The House passed bill authorizing
the secretary of the treasury to issue
duplicates of lost checks when the
amount of the check is greater than
s250o. The secretary already has this
authority regarding checks under that
sum.
A hill was passed authorizing n seal
for the United States commissioners.
Failing a few years ago because of a
point uf order. To secure consideration
Of 4 bill authorizing a consolidation of
customs collection districts. Payne. n.
Y. today entered a motion to take up
that bill. it having been amended so as
to make it privileged"
The House refused to take up the bill.
the vote being 81 in favor of Payne's
motion and 1853 against it. Payne said
that the bill would come up again.
The Speaker ordered the call of COM
mittees. which proceeded until the mer-
chant marine and fisheries was reached
Continued on Page Five.)
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that Allcock's are the original and gem
uine porous plasters; all others are Imita-
TONS
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Name Of Mfr. z. @. Sullivan. stamped on
''''' 1904 '. Cigar

= the smokers protection and standard
y quality. Factory. Aanchestes. N. H
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s 8 S5a8 Dentistry 85

FIRST CLASS WORK.
OF teeth. S3 up gold
nIlinEs 81 ups silver
guaranteed no pain.
AiONDS. SO + 81. NV
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Wall Paper.

G. a. SILENCE. Wall Paper; lowest rates;
estimates Furnished. Sol IL 81. nv. auI8-7t
WM. v. MAHONEY. the Progressive PaDer-
hanger; reliable prompt. cheap; legal guar
Euteo covers an our work. send postal for
free samples and estimate. Main store COS
Fcunsylyanla ave. Sc. telephone East ia T.
Ur following agencies: De Maine & Co s2eT
NJ 50, nw.i E-iavitch's store Bowie Nd .
20 Monroe st.. AnaCOstia. NeWc0mbe's drug
store. Congress Heights; 607 New York ave
nv 1880 j. So sc.s C0nuway's store. Laurel
lid, General store. Glenda le: postof1ce
CQicnia! Beach, Na,i Ingalls, Real Estate Of
fce. Nyattsvle, Nd; shaw's store. TwiHing
city Lioyd's store. ScabrO0ke, Md New
agency. just established. Harrison Realty Co .
RHODE Island ave. eRd 2oth S.. BTookland.
aul7-7.
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PROBATION OF WILL OPPOSED.

Ada T.. Frost. Ezra r Frost. Charles
-. Frost and Helen NJ Bostwick,
brothers and sisters of John w Frost,
VINO died Ga this city May II, 1903. have
Joined in "a petition 10 the Probate Court
asking that his will be not admitted TO
probate
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Country Board.

GUEST WANTED on Rosedale farm for Sep
tember; good water milk. etc airy rooms.
noted scenery s. week in private family:
reference; transportation free ROSE
STALEI. Knoxville. Nd. au22-3t
on THE Washington, Arlington and Falls
Church railroad, about - miles from city,
you cap get rooms and board FOR 81 a week
Apply "a \. d. HITE, Oakton. Va. au22-3t
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'RoyaI PiIsen" Is Replete

With all the qualities you hold desirable
IN light beer. Try case-write or phone
W. 436 Abner-Drury Brewing Co
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Case Lager Beer, SOC; Rebate on Bottles
ice. Beavers. l2g 4'a ST sw- Phone M.5l92.
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GreaLer WashingtOn Meat MaTket.

Choice steaks of all kinds only,..,l0c 10
Choice Roast eef.-......,..........,Sc 10.
T. ROBERTSON STH AND Ia. AVE. y. W
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LOCAL MENTION.

After a Hot Day Royal PilsenR
Is the right thing 20 drink. II rafreshe'
and satisfies. Served In special glasses
at bars. Abner- Drury Brewing Co.
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SEE THE MOONLIGHT

$500 FEET FLOOR SPACE.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even
ing; beginners class Z 80; advanced, $50
Lady assistants. Lesson. soc; six lessons.
for rent night or day.
au2I-s9t PROF. CHAS. F. WYNDHAAI.
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Dancing.

PRIVATE DANCING lessons. 75c; guar
waltz, 2-step lessons coaching Eng.
branches. .SpI rates. Piano, Mandolin 25c
Glass 81 mo- Address. with stamp. BOX SCI
Tines office. au22-3t
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WANrED-Steei tape 100 feet; give price.
Address BOX 5G9. Times Office. au-O-5t
WANTED-At once 500 feather beds by the
Southern Feather Company. viii pay highest
cash prices for same. 5l5 sth ST. nv. au20-6t
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Found.

PRINTING-By one that knows how; guar
anted satisfactory or your money returned
Il years practical experience. l. 900 business
cards, $50: 600. 81 HAYS. Sd and X sts.
NV au3-3Qt
FOUND-That hats renovated equal 70 new:
straw and Panama a speciality. VIENNA
HAT CO. sos 14th st. NV. iy2S-30t
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The Fresh Fruit Is Used to Make
ReIsinger's Peach Ice Cream. Only 800
gall 50c lh-gal Orders for earlier than
o'clock delivery Sunday must be IN by
1870 .. M. Saturday 235 9 ST. Phone NJ.
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FOR ALE-OId-esta bIiShed market store
Southeast. good cash trade. very cheap rent
Address BOX 81. Times ofice. au2o-3t
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-, Juicy Peaehes &c 80

in making our peach ice cream. Rosen-
field s. Sl2 II ST. ne. Phone East 1903.
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LOW PRICES Set
crowns, 81 up. gold
filings. Soc work
DR. GEO. L ED
iy27-30t
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For Rent-OmCes.

FOR RENT-Destsable office rooms Ia Evans
building I4I6-l42f New York ave. rental very
low. including heat. light, and janltor service
John o. EVANS. 1924 New York ave.
aul5-3ot
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Personal.

BRADFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY. sutte
~. COLORADO BUILDING. 18th and b
Phone Main 2sz5- Established 1855. Abso-
luteiy reliable. strictly confidential. expert
i1vestl cations any cause all sectlone. un-
im mpeaChable credentials. MORGAN BRAD
FORD dr-s Superintendent. After $50 pm.
and on Sundays ] can be consulted at my
residence, 2012 nth st- corner OF columbia
road uW. Phone North 41g3 auzs-et
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BROOKLAND. y. c.
ARTHUR r. 7. LUERsSEN. Drug Store.
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For Sale-Typewriters.

THE ROYAL STANDARD VISIBLE: high
grade. practical. universal keyboard: lightest
running. most elastic touch. Let Us demon
strate. Cau 1885 + ST. NV. or phone 1888
!e24-u
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Lost.

LOST-Letter addressed 10 Dr. Davis con-
tanning s.; left IN Virgins drug store. corner
nth and I SITS. NV. Monday evening August
20. Finder viii please return 10 MISS
BLACKMAN S26 18th 81. NV. and receive
reward. 1t
LOST-sold geld watch and chain. Tues
day August q, 1905. at Baseball Park. very
liberal reward offered. Address BOX 2. Times
Office. au22-3t
LDST-EnvelOpe containing contracts and
other papers belonging 90 James d. Mcbride
Liberal reward II returned 10 OWNER, 451
Pennsylvania ave NV. Il
IoST-RuIl terrier. white with brown ears.
heavy collar with thre tags. sore on right
front foot reward. METROPOLTTAN HO-
TEL. aU2I-5t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. 7. CARNE & Co. 713 King St
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORrHWEsT


GCLDENBERG' 9TH and X Sts. NV.
+. hANN, SONS q CO., Sth and Market space
ERNIN'S S CIGAR STORE. 18th and fla ave
EHNIN'S CIGAR SToRE. 1912 18th 81. NV.
". +. McNLLTY. Cigar store. l4th ana = NV.
ROBERT n. PETZOLD, The Harvard Fhaf-
macy, llth and Harvard sts. NV
W A DARLING. cor Isth ard 7 sts. NV.
J.. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor 7th ST.. Rhode
Island ave. and X 81. NV.
CHAS. C.. HORNENG. Christaui Pharmacy. .
sw- cor. 7th and N sts. NV.
DOM & SANFORD. New York ave. ana
North Capitol 81.
r. A. NElICH 20th and NJ sts. NV.
QClGLEE'S PHARMACY. 11st and y bts.
NV.
GILLETTE e CO. 14th and L SITS. NV.
6. 81. WAGNER e co, 1st and II SITS. NV.
J.. T. TAYLOE. cor 9Th and = SITS. nv,
EUGENE X. NICHOLS, 1901 Pa. ave. nv.
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For Rent-Flats.

FOR RENT-FIats. 10 adults only. all
modern improvements. steam heat, rent
low 2l0 81. NV au-l-ot
FOR RENT-Beautful 5-room fats. JAM
TOR Igl4 Mass. ave auzl-St
FOR RENT-5lStz NJ 81. ne, four-room AID
Le+b newly Dapered $3.50 WASHINGTON
REALTY co. I5oI y, Y. ave. nv. au2l-3t
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..-.E..IIL

SOUTHWEST.
N. HUGO EISENBEISS. 1th and 3 SITS sw.
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BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe ant
jefferson SITS.
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

1901 9TH ST n. W.-YOung parrot So up
guaranteed talker. monkeys. .Canarics. rab-
bits, pigeons, waltzing mice. cages. aquar-
iurns auN-tf
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ES8 COnfeCtiOlerS 6
80

BEST ICE CREAM IN Washington. all fruit
havors. 81 gal: K gal. soc; best ice cream
soda, with crushed fruit. sc. THh. GREATER
y. Y. CC-Sc-CCTIONERY CO. 10 7th NV.
Main 4011. au1s-tf
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\. 2. POWELL. 4,h and East Capitol stA
O'DONNELL DRUG CO. Sth and SITS Sc
n E. FEALY, NV. cor l1th and Pa ave. Sc
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AGvertisenth hts viii De accepted st HnZ OF
tire following branch ofiCos at regular once
rates. u it is iuconvenient 90 leave advertise
ments az either branch Office OF The Times
Business once. they may be tclephoned direct
a. The Times Main 5250l and a messenger
10 the advertiser
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ElLTHEAET

NORTHEAST
CISAS. II. BLUAfER. n Cap. ana r SITS. ne
AcCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. ID and Z Ets
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IS TO $40 for two and three room apartments
in rhe Dorchester corner 18th ST. and Mary
land ave sw., handsome baths; steam heat
hot and cold water; 5aultOr service au5-U
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For Stables.

FOR RENT-Cbeap. neat. clean stable, two
stalls and water, 925 L ST. NV. auZz-st
FOR SALE-Tvo story brick stable AL
modern improvements; 2GX60; room Tor II
horses and wagons. so * 81. NV, -
foot alley. auzl-@t
FOR RENT-Barn. cheap. 5ls 9Th st. NV.
au10-3t
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THE SEVILLE. 18th st. and Wyoming ave.
NV. and room apartments from SS5
TO S85, good light large rooms.
THE CADY. III and Ils + ST. Sc: and
room apartments, so 10 50 per month:
laundry IN basement. large yard.
THE ALGIERS. l21 Maryland ave. ne 3 to c
room apartments, SO 20 S43 per month.
H. PICKFORD, 1910 G St. N. ".
aul5-tf
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Situations Wanted

Female.
WANTED-By colored woman. general house
work "a Pierce 81. NV. II
STENOGRAPHER, 21z years legal expert
snce wants typeWriuuR 20 do az home Ad-
dress BOX 5Ss Times Office au22-3t
WANTED-Apprentic for ladies' Tailoring
Apply 1345 ] st NV. au2l-3t
WANTED-Washing at home. and rough
dry. ana % go out by the day 2255 9th ST.
ms. nu2l-2t
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD ron

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements FOR less than three insertions
II inscrtet for three or smore consecutive
days. C-e cent word FOR each insertion.
These rates do not apply 20 Personals.
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MsvinS-
50 Miscellaneous @s3
zslcoQ

A-OI-D CARPETS WOVEN INTO me ART
rugs only weaving concern here. WASH
ISGTON RUG CO., s3l 5th ST. NV Phone
G2a np6-tf
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help wanted
Male and Female.
WANTED-FOuT young men CT women Inn
mediately. Tor steady and pleasant work; good
pay, address BOX II, Times Office. u
WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
Of shorthand In IS hours attain a speed OF
75 10 100 words II 80 hours. and We Will pro-
cure position for you. We teach also Pit
man, Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems I.
lypoWTittnE and Spanish. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY, Colorado building. Phone NJ
Ig2 au4.90t
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s500 ELECTRIC EIANOVA slightly used. 10
be sofa al a reduction. Address BOX lsy
Times 0flCe Iyls-tf
FOR sAI-E-Good ,luAIIty opaque shades. "a
ted 70 your windows. only &c. The best quail
ity oil Opaque shades. 5fc. hung free. viii
call with samples KLEEBL4ATT' S, 18th and
II 81 ne Phone East 25-R. !s2O-tf
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Wanted-AgentS.

SPECIAL PRICES 20 hustIers for Wolverine
Fruit Jar Holders and Openers during Au-
gust and StepcubCr. You can make $40 daily
sure. WOLFAEfNE CO. Pjttsburg Pa
au20-st
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WORKINGAEN. we wish you good luck:
hope you strike IL RICH don't forget y5ur
old friend who sells an aIl-w0oI tail0r-ulads
suit az the lowest possible figure Come and
see. JUsTHS OLD STAND. Cl9 u 81
aua0-7t
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Wanted-rfisCeIlaneOus

WANTED-Platform scales on wheels. ca
pacity COO pounds Addre4s BOX lyl Times
Office au2Z-at
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T-Ry J. l. kOLB,

FOR PENT-IIouses apartmtnts. ana 0Flcen
"a ali paris OF the city. For detailed dsE
send OF call at office.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO. INC.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. AND INSURANCE
BROKERS.
ll4 + 81. n ". Jazz
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Fer Renl-ApaT1ments.

FOR RENT-Cozy 4-room and bath fat.
strictly modern, C42 Morton 81. ne, reduced
% $3.50. p. II. RUSSELL, so q st. nw.