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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
VIRGINIA Is OUR FASTEST SHIP
Largest Additions Ever Made 70 oui
Navy VIII Come in 1906.


w,sbingtop. D. G., Jan. l2.-Thi'
year tbe United States navy not only
make, its greatest gain in ships 1t al
60 adis to our fighting strength tne
mos, efficient. the fastest, and the best
equipped warships ever hoatod.
Before the year IS out seven big bat
uo ships. four armored cruisers ana
49,, proteeted cruisers will be added to
ltbs United states navy, II the present
,sio Of construction BE- maintained
This will be the greatest Increase in
anv one year Of the history Of the
American navy, and g will advance
materially The rank Of the United
states as a world power.
All the new vessels represent the
highest type and all that Is modern 10
naval architecture. The baiileships
10 be- added within The year are the
Virginia. Nebraska. Georgia, New Jer.
Soy. Rhode Island, Connecticut and
Louisiana. Tho two last named have
tonnage Of 10000 each, while the
other Eve have a tonnage Of li9is
each.
The four armoroi cruisers are Che
California and South Dakota, of l3f
$50 tons each. and tbo Tennessee and
Washington. of 1900 eaehi while The
protected cruisers are che g. Louis
anil Milwaukee. of o5oo tons each.
For tho present ai least che Virginia
holds tho baliloshIp record of 1910
knots. maio during a four hour run
ln the open sea. This shows hef 20 be
noe only che rpcedisst United States
battle ship ad1at but as fast as any
ship of her class iu any navy When
the Louisiana che other day easily cN.
ccclcd her required speed, making
1894 knots, tho Performance was bail.
ed as remarkable achievement but
the vfgInh's record was never In
SERIOUS dagger and It not likely 20 b.
exceeded by che Idaho. tho last battle
ship 90 De- launched, whose speed 20.
guircment is only n knots
ln other respects, however, ths IJa.
ho though smaller will hc more up to
dato ship than some of heF g6nsoris.
she o. even hslief equipped thbu ihs
Mississippi which was launched iB
September Electricity D. usgI aboard
tAo Idaho 90 greater extent than
ever before attempted oB "a w1rshlp
lIgr water tight bu.khsaI doors af tht
" Long ATm' systrm arc closed hy
r'fslut.ty from the pilot house. itu,
giving assurance ihai thr chip win Dol
rendered uHsukabIs Boz ease of tmtr
g.asy at ssa. lu tlIs respect tbs at
r't American wauaIps, over thirty iu
.aI have au Immense ad,aui1g, over
any othtT miioH's uayy
ior tae machinery to lt operated
hy electricity ihe wlf,s pass through
.Hdesiuuahls steel tuhes with sspar
aie connections ai eyeH gun. rae pur
pose of tas equipment .s 90 make Dc
impossible f1T "a Zoe to "aII. tae ma.
rHHrrN, as was iag ease iu the naval
lai.le between Hasa aul Japan. when
tae machinery of u,ar'y every Busau
'..p VAS SHOT 90 piece. hy tae ss.er,
|laaHsse gaHeu a.aN.H. tle dgat
'Hg force bu. otheuaIsa leaving OBJ.
ships sularme' and therefor yaImH,
|prFts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

Albany Democrat; Conditions have
come 20 such that Whenever q man i'
elected 70 ofioe who sees that the laws
are enforced be is called a reformer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

Asioflan, Just at time when al
Russia seems 10 be crazy with passion
q must not BE- overlooked that there
are ne 900 men of that nation who are
ominsntly In their right senses They
are prisoners Of war who have asked
permission 10 stay IN japan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

willis +. Dunniway, . resident Of
Albany In early days, has announced
hls candidacy for state printer He
lee son of Abigail Scott Dunniway and
a nsphow of Harvey scoit-Albany
Democrat
NJ. Dunnivay has many friends in
salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12
Smiles

REGISTER RE01sTBR RE0Is-
TEn RBorsrER II you ARE A
REPUBLICAN, AND HELP TIE
propf.g MAKE TIE BEST TICK.
III gvER PUT UP IN OREGON.
sss
The Bugeno Register has an able ar
tisie on sfwhat Is Death" That live
papef cannot write from experience.
Hope Il never may.
sss
Albany Democrats Conditions have
come 20 such that Whenever man i'
elected 70 oaioe who sees that the laws
are enforced be is called a reformer
Asioflani just a. a time when All
Russia seems 10 be crazy with passion
a must not BE- overlooked that there
are Ne 900 men u that nation who arc
eminsnty In their right senses They
are prisoners of war who have asked
permission 20 stay 10 japan.
sss
Willis 4. Dunniway, . resident Of
Albany In early days, has announced
hls candidacy for state printer He
be son Of Abigail Scott Dunniway and
a nsphow of Harvey sc0it-Albany
Democrat
NJ. Dunnivay has many friends In
aiism.
Mnfhhold Coast Malls Tho Coast
Mail l. Ropubllsan, not because it
"has always boon a Republican" bot
hoeausa ths Republican party under
the leadership of Roosevelt comes near
Or representing che best aspirations of
enc Amsfisan people than has any
party In che past forty years
sss
nsiEcon che nakef city Maverick
aud ihe Albany Argus (ediisd In sa.
ism) iho editor % ihe Capital Journal
l. rriiiug more than bic share of pub.
iio notice. Tho Maverick saysi
"What is Colonsl llofof u the Ra.
lem Journal doing 10 eastern Orrgoni
What dooa b. vahti llc is pedhIng
taGy and sofi soap, therefore enc iu.
eyiiahle conclusion is that be is not
here fdr BIZ healih.'
sss
Earene Guard Tho Judges 100 over
che eounlry have come 90 la6k upon
fofgem anl ,ouniorfeltsrs a. most lan.
gorous criminals anl uheu ths chance
oeeuu pet them safely away where
they uilI d1 na mischief far years
Ca this lno "a Portland Judge siiur
day sentenced james a. Hines. a good
lookiug yauug mau Who passed several
small fufFei checks .u Portland iu
Aoyemhef 60 Cen wears iu tts p.u.
tenilaf' TOO Judges so oa ths prIn.
siHo chat Dc BE- 30 ossy % go mono,
thia uay lhat lhs forsfE l.ks au ssr
,ntking dag v.u uat o. ruftIa
shoft aruieacs Only mrus Dim Qua
vhile Ia hls ts,iay Co agllu PROV up
on lho uasuspesilug
sss
Colonei Hafsr NJ tts sa.sn Journal
is eaiahs af a,,rg SOME might, mean
hlrgs iH "a rerrnt umbsr ~ lIs pa.
pc Do rrretnies tta fo.loa.uf. "Tbs
people ~ rek t.uaty could uat a,
much better thsu 30 ssnI Editors I.,or
ari llayter Co ihe legislature Ist
b'ih wn. aui Jae gae that 10 elected
iato tle oitor ous along for a slsrk %
30 thank. 500. Cagnsl tbs Observer
man tas no hauker.ur tar sttsr frl
Hos io yoa frel about Be- Brother
iorni-pau,s Observer
Meeli he nl clerk far DO mau nor
Neald ha,e any maa for ,lssk. aul
ihere 500 are Colousl Hoftr NAV a.
VEL guii hs t.Iiiu' ana ss.ary eu
hs oau aIe NarIra ,oury tss a
feo ,tH,u y.. uta la,, u.t ar.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-12

.,n,ce5 themselves candidates. let the
ron,,ol be touching them up.-OoL
Walter Lyon.
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Help Wanted-haIe.

over with wheels 10 deliver packages; also
as bunfIe wrappers; good salaries paid 10
start and chances for promotion Apply
Immediately 20 S. KANN. SONS A. 90.
ss26-2t
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

NORTH W
GoLDENBERG's 7th and K sts. NV
ERNIN'6 CIGAR STORE. 18th and Fla ave
ERFIN'S CIGAR STORE. ZSl2 18th 81. n#.
W. K McNULTE Cigar Store, l4th and = NV.
ROBERT T. PETZOLD, The Harvard Fhat-
macy. Ilth ana Harvard sts. NV.
w. A DARLING. cor. l4th anu 4 SIS NV.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor sth st.s hhods
Island ave. and = -. NV
CHAS. C.. HORNUNG. Christanl Pharmacy
Ew. cor. 7th and NJ SITS. NV
DOM & SANFORD, New YORK ave. anu
North Capitol Eu.
X. A VEITcH. Goth and n SIS. NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY 2lst and Q sts NV
GILLETTE & CO. IEth ana J. sts, NV
s. n. WAGNER q CO. 1st and II sts. NV.
l. 7. TAYLOE, cor. Sth and 7 SIS NV.
EUGENE II. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave. NV
NORTHEAST.
CHAS. II. BLUMER. n. Cap. and y sts, ne.
NcCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. cor. % and z SIS.
SOUTHEAST.
ODONNEiL DRUG CO, STh and q sts.
II. 5. FEALY. NV. cor. nth 81. ana Pa ave.
SOUTHWEST.
v. HUGO EIsENBEIss, 7th and B streets.
ANACOsTIA.
RURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts-
BROOKLAND, D. c.
ARTHUR H. +. LUERssEN. Drug store
ALEXANDRIA, VA
r. Z. CARNE & Co. 703 King st.
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Dancing.

THE ORDWAY, 42I Ilth ST. n. W.-Every
Tuesday, Thursday. and saturday even
iuE- beginners class. 7-5I5 advanced. $50
Lady assistants. Proper discretion used in
admitting scholars % our academy. Lesson,
Soc. six lessons, $50. Private lesson by aD-
pointmeut. Hall for rent night or day.
seZl-1gt PROF. CHAE. II. WENDHA1T
PRIVATE DANCING Lessons. 75c; guar.
waltz and 5-step. 3 lessons class, 81 per
month. Dancing nail for rent Address with
stamped envelope. y. &. Z.5 SubstaJion p.
se20-st-eNSu
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Dentistry.

TEETH WITHOUT PLsATES-No extracting.
no pain look feel act and last longer than
natural teeth shruuken faces made normal:
painless nlllng. DIR J. L. WILSON. 1898 L
81 NV. se2s-g0t
FIRST CLASS WORK. Low pRICES-Set
OF teeth, S. up sold crowns, 50 up; gold
nllinRs, 81 up; silver filings soc: work
guaranteed. no pain DIR. GEO. l. ED
MoNDs, $40 r ST. nw. se26-81t
DIR. OTIS ". ELzEY. DENTIST
s. W. Cor 10th and T Sts. n W
Gold Crown ana BT1dgeWOFk Specialist
Satisfaction guaranteed OF money posItiveIv
refunded moderate prices. Phone NJ asp.
sel7-tf
CUT-RATE DENTISTRI-sPECIA SET
Of Teeth. $780, $40 Sets, s4.55s SIS Gold Crowns
S.; BridgeWurk, $780, Filings, SOC All con-
situations and extracting absolutely free
ARMY AND NAVY DENTAL ASSN
COR. 7TH AND T SITS. NV. Entrance 6s9
= Et. Phone Main 4324-M au2g-30t
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS FAFEEED. SL7J up house painting:
lowest prices. CHAS. A. CARLISLE fss IL
81 ne. Phone East 1881. s1zggr
PAPERHANGERS and decorators hest or
work. lowest OF prices guaranteed. NAN
DEES q BEALE. $40 T. 81. NV seza-Tt
WA- V MAHONEY. the Progressive PAPER
hanger reliable. prompt. cheap legal guar
autes covers all our work. send postal fsr
free samples and estimate. Main store EBg
Pennsylvania ave Ee-s telephone East lI4 y
or following agencies De Maine & Co s1F7
81 ST. nv. EdlaFltChs s store. Bowie Ma 3
70 Monroe ST., AnacOstlai N=wCombe's drug
store, Congress Heights, s4z New York ave-
NV. 1-S0 r St Sc. CunaWay's store Laurel
Nd General Store. Glendale. P1sIOE1Ce
Colonial Beach. Va IugaiIs Real Estate Of
Gce Hyattsville Nd: ShaW's Store. IWiliug
CITY Lloyd's store, Seabrook=, Af5. New
agency JuEt established Harrison Realty Co.
Rhode Islaad ave. and z0th ST.. Bro0SlaRd.
se2l-7t
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CONSTRUCTION COMPANY STARTS

TO carry on a general construction bus
mess. has been Incorporated with a capi-
tai stock Of 10000. The Iucorporators
are John Moran. Elihu q. Burritt. Pat
rick II. O Callahan, Charles T. Drury,
William i. Ryan. Frank Hanley, jr- and
john j. Bny!and.
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Automobiles.

ACCOMMODATIONS for automobile. 81 per
month; electric light water, wide alley Rear
1920 n st NV sez5-5t
$50 takes handsome steam Tunab0ut, with
free. Address ROX AZ Times Office. se2j-3t
FOR EALE-Two-cy cylinder gasoline autOmo-
bile seat four; IN perfect order, a bargain; ;
S375. 728 9Th ST NV. se24-3t
STANTON PARK AUTO CO, 5th and SITS
ne, cars for hire; storing. painting and re-
pairinz: al work guaranteed, cars called for
and deliUared- Phone 4. 8S6 n ERza.fE
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Miscellaneous.

REMOVED TO I4JI II 81. NV. Phone NJ 2Sss
THE ESPUTA-DALY School Of Music and
Physical Culture. Mime. j. Esputa-Daly and
Mr.. Norman DAILY, teachers Of Theory. Voice
and Piano. sel6-Su W,f-tf
YOU CAN MAKE NO MISTAKE In buying
q sewing machine at these prices: Fine new
drop-head Wheeler * Wilson, $l5; Standard
Sles goOd Singer. S.. DAVIS AGENCY. s25
ST. ST. sW. Phone Main $685. se25-3t
ETUDE SUBSCRIPTION FREE 10 students
who enter for five lessons. s. See Nine. J.
ESPUTA-DALY 5 ad. In Educational column.
au24-f S1. .W-l5t
A-OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO me art
rugs; only weaving concern here. WASH
ISGTON RUG Co. o2 5th sg. NV. Phone
@zA aps-tf
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ASKS ABSOLUTE DIVORCE.

Matte Server MeIoney has sued Clar-
ence W. MelOney in the local courts for
absolute divorce on statutory grounds.
She asks the court to award her the
custody of her infant child. Attorney
Robert f. AIattinEly is named as counsel
for the complainant
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Advertisements Will be accepted at any ot
the following branch offices at regular once
rates II It is iucJuVeulent TO leave adFeIllar-
Iueuts az either a branch Otice OK The Times
Business once, they may be telephonea dlEecl
10 The Times Main blOJl and a messenger
viii call &C. collect without a4dltoua4 claI IAo
gha advertiser
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Royal Pilsen" Beer Satisfies

as only a hiEh-Erade light beer can. Re-
member iJ costs you the same as others
&C bars Abuer-Drury Brew. Co.
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1000, 900 Spree Laths.

s. a thousand. You can't get them else
where at this price Smiths First street
and Indiana avenue northwest. Phone,
East as
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20 -. Baskets Grapes.

Best quality for making wine; lowest
price. Jos. d. Giorgi0 & Co, 92I La. ave.
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Large, Juicy Peaches Are Used

IN making cur peach fee cream. Rosen.
1elds. slZ II ST. ne. Phone East 1909
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Personal.
COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG,

TT"E -------71-GT
CONSULTING CI-AIRVOYANT SPECIALIST
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BROOKLAND, D. c.
ARTHUR H. +. LUERsSEN. Drug Store.
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Help Wanted-Female.

wANTED-Colored nurse, SIS: also cook.
chambeTmaid. waitress. Iaundress house
cleaner. LADIES' EXCHANGE. 500 Yer
mont ave. II
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Rooms and Board.

LARGE second floor front rooms. aIcOve-
steam heat, southern exposure telephone eE-
csIieut table, terms reasonable. 2Q17 II ST.
nv saZf-2r
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Anything to Sell

10y public auction? Include it in Satur-
days sale at Weschlers. 920 Pa. ave. NV,
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DR., oTI5 ". ELzEY. DENTIST.
Music and ElOcufion.

PIANO AND VIOLIN: expert instructors
rapid advancement guaranteed reduced rates
20 those entering fan JeTHi- Address BOX
40 Times office. se25-Tr
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WANTEp-Tailoress 10 work on custol. coats
529 9Th st. NV, ROOM -. ss26-5t
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TWO furnished rooms southern exposure
gentlemen only. 227 Indiana ave. se26-3t
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WANTED-Iady wishes the services Of lady
piano teacher state terms pcT lesson. Adj
dress BOX 4S1 Times office. 1t
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LOCAL MENTION.
Greater Washington Meat Market.

Slrloln SLeaks----------- II sc
Round Steaks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10C
Prime Rib Roast. asC....................... 10c
Family ........................... SC
+. Rogerson. eth and La. ave. NV.
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Help Wanted
Male ana Female.

WANTED-Cook and general worker; also
small errand boy. 1877 Oregon ave. NV II
YOUNG MAN 20 work about dining room and
kitchen. also neat clean woman TO assist
With cooking. 1908 C st. NV. u
WANIED-You to know We are Specialists %
To complete a course in stenOgraphy az our
school requires only from 30 70 90 days.
STENOGftAPHIC ACADEMY. Sl5-sl8 Color
ado building gea-S9t
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For SaIe-nisceIlaneous.

FOR SALE-Blue iron double beslstead rnaf-
tress. and springs. s.; also white iron fbree-
quarter bed mattress. and springs ST. l5s
ST. ne. 80 ;.
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Old Mattresses Renovated.

Made good as new. Thorp Carpet Clean
ing Co., 4SS Maine ave- sw. Phone NJ 2025.
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We Furnish and Place Genuine Wells
Bach lights and mantles, moderate prices.
6l6l3th ST. G.. W. Muddiman & Co. 1904 @ ST.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
AND OTHER
- cENF q WoRp roR

Two cents a word for all other classined
Advertisements for less than three Insertions.
II inserted for three or more consecutive
says. one cent a word for each insertion.
These rates do not apply 10 Personals
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Wanted-ROOmS.

- - - - = = p - -
Wanted-ROOms.
wANTED-By lady and daughter. rooms Ad-
dress BOX 49, Times ofhce. sez5-5t
For Rent
Uafurnlshed RsOms.
THREE unfuFaished rooms. 1872 New Jer-
sey ave. uW,. II
FOR RENT-Three large rooms; entire second
floor, heat. gas. ana private bath, price F1-.
reference required. Goa 9Th st. ne se25-sr
TWO second floor rooms. next to bath, bright
AMI sunny light housekeeping. 722 18Th 81
NV Il
THREE unflrnished. third floor. 70 quiet
ADULTS. ss --d 81 NV. se25-st
l28 ID ST NE.-Two OF three rooms on sse-
ond nnor. heat. Eas and bath. rent reasonable.
se2s-t
THREE unfurnished rooms on second floor
f. l.. K, 1925 9Th st- nW- se26-st
FOR RENT-Three unfurnlshed rooms. Hgbt
housekeeping, beat and gas: no children. 2Is
5th So. ne, se26-st
FOR -Uufurnisbed. front and hack
uarl0rs. coo ST. sw. se25-st
THREE ufuruishcd rooms. heat. gas. ana
bath. light housekeeping. $50 18th ST. Sc.
4e-2-1t
THREE ROOMS. second aoori heat. sas. ana
bath; $l5- l22 Hickman ST. Sc Il
TWO OR THREE uufurnished rooms. with
BATH light housekeeping allowed. SI7 81 81.
FOR RENT-Tvo large unfurnished rooms.
light housekeeping can after a5o pm, ~
M ST. nw. Il
THREE ROOMS. second floor. SO: TWO on
third, }l5, heat gas, and bath. 2ll5 G. st.
FOR REST-Tvo unfurnished rooms for
light Housekeeping heat, gas and bath. no
children no keutucky ave. Sc se25-2t
TWO BEAUTIFUL communicating rooms
heat. gas, BATH near park and cars. 100 18Th
ST ne. sec5-2t
TWO larse sommoodious rooms. 2si G 81. ne
TWO unfurnished 7ooms. second fo0r. AM
conveniences for housekeeping. 9l3 sth ST.
NV. seg5-st
THREE unfurnished rooms. sl5 nth st. Sc.
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. lo7
"a 81 ne se25-st
100 BELMONT ST, two communicating front
rooms. se15-3t
THREE unfurnished rooms. with heat gas
and bath light housekeeping. l7l3 New Jer-
sey ave nv se-a-st
TWO unfurnished rooms; heat and gas for
light housekeeping second floor. 1910 nth 81
NV se25-2t
FOR RENT-Twq com. room: all modern i'm
provements- $50 l. St NV se24-3t
FOR RFNT-Three unfurnished communlcat-
ing rooms light housekeeping rent reason
aole- sag - se- NV. sezt-2t
TO ADULTS. two rooms, second noor; gas.
heat. bath. $40 GIL l2th ST ne se24-st
BUILDING 6g 7th St NV, 4 rooms On sec
ond floor and rooms on fourth 1oor: reason
able rert. Apply to LEO BAUAt, Care Col
aepoe's se24-it
FOR RENT-FUur-room nat; second door:
heat gas, BATH reasonable, 625 I ST, NV.
ss24-2u
FOR RENT-A large separate room; reason
able; heat. gas. housekeeping. 5I7 ID St NV.
se14-3t
For Rent
Furnished or UnfurRished Rooms.
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnisbe5 -oo17s
IN nne house 1923 New Jersey ave. nv
se26-3t
TWO furnished or unfurnished rooms. win
hot and cold water. 230 C ST. NV se26-st
ONE LARGE and small room. second floor.
convenient % bath. light hou sekeeDfneg par-
mitted 81 New York ave. NV. sez6-3t
FURNISHED or unfurnished. Columbia
Heights; corner house second and third
story south front rooms; gentlemen; with
board. 2901 14th ST nv. se25-gt
=------------ -------------
Bicycles.
DOES YOUR BICYCLE NEED REPAIRING?
We are experts. Low srICes. Call phone
or droa postal
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Help Wanted-Female.

XVANTED-At once. a skirt and waist hand
also apprentice. MISS BRINKAAN, 1872 L
50. NV. se16-3t
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nusicaI.

FOR SALE-A collection OF valuable old
viollns by italian. French. and German max
ersi must be sold At once 2oZ5 14th 50. nv.
se1s-s3t
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Wanted-Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, car
pets. stoves. bric-a-brac, and az Kinds or
household goods. BAUM's FUHNlIJt ~
STFCp ian and II SIS. NV Phone North 1913
TorrzIerlv car and H. se15-30t
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boh sALE-Edlson phonogranh ana outat
415, Times office 800 -
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WANTED-A good position as delivery driver
or inside work Address Z. STONE. I02 18TH
ST. NV. ssz5--l So
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WANTED-A young woman for lunch room
and help ia store. 1873 North Capitol St
se2G-2t
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ANANDGTIA

SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEISS. 7th and , streets.
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

TWO front rooms, communicating: completely
furnished. Tor housekeeping s5.75 per week
1929 6th 81. NV. sez6-at
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4 YOUNG MAN. now employed
in the Government department, de-
sires TO become associated with
some mercantile house. Object of
change Is lack OF opportunity ia
present position. Can furnish best
OF references from local business
men and governmental officials.
Single; character excellent. Ad-
dress at once. stating nature Of
situation. prospects. salary, etc.
BOX 479. Times office.
se25-2t
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BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FOR SALE-Irish setter. male dog one year
Old; beauty; price. S31. Apply GEORGE.
Hotel Gordon, 18th and I sts. NV se2s-3t
JUST RECEIVED. fine Mexican double yell
low head and Cuban A4z= Zee Bee Parrots
singing canaries, collie, bull terriers fox
terriers. E0lddshes etc
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE.
sel3-I III 12th 81. NV
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ALEXANDRIA, VA
r. = CARNE & Co. 703 King st.
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4. z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts,
CDONNELL DRUG Co, STh and G SITS.
4. s. FEALY. NV. cor. nth ST. ana Pa ave.
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TWO ROOMS, first floor, furnished for house
keeping. $40; adults well heated. Tl5 Fair
Epnt 81. NV 1T
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ments taking III the second floors Of build
ings lz-S 20 l-3l q ST. IN order ID save tbs
STOCK from damage during the work 0f re-
modelling We offer every new and used piano
IL the house al a greatly reduced price For
instance New $3.50 EaT1man's $780, new $50
fO6r q sons. S8lt5 mex Ss-J SEJuiLEgT-s $50.
neE 500 pianos. 500. Among the bargains In
6!lghIy used upriGhts are HeiueEamp. sIZ5;
klmball $50: Stieh. $780, SohmeT Sz-g-
sEonlEgsr, S-lss Alss 4 Sons, $3.50 au= about
thirty others. Easy payments II desired.
Eyery piano guaranteed .. ]. DEMOLL &
CO. l1zs- -IZ5l-lz55-lz51 q 81. auz7-tf
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Situations Wanted-hale.

WAN TEDDY a nea' colored man, place as
por.sf in a store or work around q stable.
Cal at 622 North Capitol ST. u
WAN 4ED-PIace as butler porter janitor.
driver. hOuseman, Coochmanr chauffeur. loll
New York Il
WANTED-By aH-rouud man, position; good
se25-2t
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Situations Wanted
Female.

WANTED-Day work, washing ironing, or
houseCleaning- lIl0 10th ST. NV II
WANTED-By frst-cIsss iaUndress, day work
OF washing 20 do az home 7i9 Columbia road.
10
VVANTED-T}y settled woman, place as first
class cook or laundress. 1895 4th st. NV, sec
ond floor. II
THREE respectable COIuTed women desire
situations as house servants Apply 1918
Queen ST., Alexandra Va. se25-2t
WANTED-By C0Iored woman. place as plain
cook, chambe:maid, d.shWasher- OF house
cleaning. L. ATKINS, 100 L 50. Sc. II
WANTED-Ry a frst-CIass col0Tsd girl.
place as nurse. 3l2 7 81 nW. u