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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-20
Society
DANCING CLASS
AT YACHT CLUB RESUMES.

There were about fifteen children
present at the Raritan Yacht Club
this morning when the dancing class
was recognized for the ensuing sea-
son. The class will meet every Sat
urday morning for instruction, COM
mencing next Saturday.
The patronesses are Mrs. A. Clay
ton Clark, chairman; Mrs. Clarence
c. Sibley, Mrs. Oliver w. Ramsay,
Mrs. w. Parker Runyon and Mrs.
Chauncey c. Baldwin. Mrs. Brearly,
of Railway, is the instructor, and
Miss Moore, pianist. At least one of
the patronesses will attend every ses-
sion. A number of last years class
of children will join this year.
Among the features planned are a
Christmas dance and a May party.
The class is open to children of the
yacht club members, and the lessons
last from 10 O'Clock until noon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-10-20
A e PAPER PARTY.

Miss Irene Rock rendered a crepe
paper party to a number of girl
friends at her home on tombstone
street last night. The young ladies
received invitations to the affair
some weeks ago and in the meantime
were busily at work preparing their
gowns for the occasion. The novel
feature of the party was the cos
tunes. Each young lady wore a
dress of crepe paper. Besides play
ing games, a number of songs we're
rendered, after which refreshments
we're served. The party ended at
midnight.
Among those present were the
Misses Florence Duncan, Anna Dow
err, Leisa Henry, Myrtle Snyder, Fan
ME Melick, Frances Macan, Melinda
Bardrum, Beatrice Ward, Emma
Hollinger, Marion Foote, Louise
Rock, Irene Rock, Maude McAdams
and Blanche King.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-23
Dungeons Of Naplea.

While working under the street
level Of the Arch Of Alfonso d'Ara-
gona the workmen came upon a
sort Of cellar which opened out
into a series Of sman chambers
opening out onto galleries. All
were strongly built of stone, and
in the dim light the explorers were
for a long time at a loss how TO
explain the mystery. II was re-
vealed at last by the aid OF
candles, which exhibited on rne
walls rude drawings and despair
ing invocations for divine aid
evidently from men in prison,
some doomed to death and others
to hopeless confinement. Chance
had brought 70 the light Of day
those abodes OF horror and mis-
cry, the underground dungeons OF
the old kingdom OF Naples.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-23
DIPLOMACY OF DRuMMERs.
Better Plan Adopted by One Wha
Abandons the Treating
Practice.

s'The old habit of taking a Gus
toner out 10 paint the town after
he's given you big order is on the
Wane," said a drummer. Il find
that nowadays it doesn't pay to
do that. For one thing, a man
who has dined and wined well
with you is bound to be in pretty
bad shape the next day, unless he
can stand a good load of booze.
If he's on the blink next day you
may be sure he's likely TO blame
you for it. Ten chances TO one he
gets a good lecture from his wife,
and that, added TO his general
down and out condition, isn't go
ing to do you any good in a busi-
ness way. The man may conclude
you're too swift for him and that
the best thing is to cut you out al
together.
"For some time now I've been
operating on a better line than
the old style. Instead Of treating
customer to a glorious stag
racket ] take him and his wife and
daughters, if he has any at home,
TO dinner and then to the theater
afterward. The women are
tickled TO death. Besides, we have
a nice time and are clearheaded
and ready for business the next
day. Then at Christmas or Easter
] send a little present to my Gus
toners, and ! take good care to
pick out something useful at
home, so that the women will ap-
preciate it, too. It's a good play
to get solid with the women in this
way"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-23
scrapbOok Mother DID Not Drak..

One of the wonderful things
about every home is the scrap
book mother never makes. For
years she clips out poetry, recipes
for cooking, for ridding house Of
moths. for Increasing interest in
the young in church work. for tax
ing ink spots out Of clothes, etc.
She boards them carefully away,
intending to some day mix up d
little 1iour paste and put them in
book. But she is always busy
and the flour paste is never
mixed, or if il is the children get
at ii and use it up before she tinds
time.-Atchison Globe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-23
ROYAL wedding Gifts.

King Edwards silver wedding
present to the German emperor
and empress was an immense
Georgian silver bowl Of very beau
tiful design and finely ornament
ed. His majesty's wedding gift
to Prince Eitel Fritz was a large
silver inkstand, most elaborately
chased and Observation-Disclosures
Truth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-23

brief pause, Il found out that sh'
my wife-ioyed you. She never
cared for me, and she's yours b.
all the laws Of Heaven. Before
We were married ! knew that she
-Wasn't-fhat she didn't love me
as the woman who was to be my
wife should, but l was determined
/ to have her by fair means or foul.
And did, by foul. intercepted
your letters, your letters and
hers, when ! was postmaster at
H.. Afterwards ] waited,
waited till, sore and cut TO the
heart by your seeming neglect and
desertion, she was ready to turn
TO me-"
He paused a moment out Of
sheer weakness, and wiped the
cold drops from his mouth and
forehead. When he had con-
trOlled himself sufficiently, he
went on:
81 loved her-GOd, wOrshiped
her, but | knew it was you she
cared for, and not me. 1t did not
take me a week to realize my mis-
take. And Rogers"-his voice
dropped quiveringIy-"when the
boy came, he was your breathing
image. l saw it at once, from an
old photograph / had discovered
among my wife's trinkets-a pho
tograph Of you. If it will afford
you any satisfaction, man, my
life was hell. She was always
good, always kind, always true,
but ! knew. And when / could
bear it no longer, ! left. / had
been told that l should live only
a limited time, and my conscience
was helping along the work.
There was only one thing ! could
do, and I've done it. When Pm
gone-gO back to her-and that
she might think a little more kind
ly of me at the last, tell her how
I've repented-and confessed
everything. Marry her and take
care Of the little one-I-" His
voice broke and trailed of to a
whisper. There was a long, shud-
dering sigh, and the dying mans
lids quivered suddenly over un-
conscious eyes.
Rogers sat for a moment as
though turned to stone; his face
was as white as the snow that
Kissed against the windows; his
eyes bright and startled. But
suddenly his features changed,
Iightened and heeting fingers
touched them with a ripple of
silent JOY.
A moment, and the dying man
opened his eyes again--they were
quite rational now. He looked up
lppeaIingly into Rogers face and
groped outside the cover with cold,
trembling hands.
Rogers caught them suddenlyin
ais warm, strong grasp, and his
head dropped forward on his
breast.
A minute passed, two, three.
An hour went by; then another,
and neither stirred. At midnight
the distant sound offs bell startled
Rogers from his reverie. He
looked up swiftly, and bent to
catch the sound Of the others
heart beats.
But the Last Great Enemy had
come.
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Wanted good reliable house
keeper on farm. Address this Of
fee. 44-46d 72w
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Hla solicltuda

Mrs. Jubb-Wake up, John;
Pm sure a burglar is down in the
pantry, and he's eating all my
pies.
Mr.. J.-Well, ! don't care; just
so be don't die in the house.
American Spectator.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-23
Women Dog ownors in England.

Lord Darlington told the depu.
tation that waited upon him with
reference TO the dog regulations
now in force that il was the ami
mails ladies wanted to bring into
England from the continent
which gave most trouble. He
knew some ladies who smuggled
their pet dogs into the country in
their muffs and in other ways.
There were 19,OOO.OO0 women in
England, ana 2,O0O,OOO women
kept dogs.-London Standard.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-23

she-Pn learn you to find fault
with my temperI When we mar
ried you took me for better or
worse.
ue-Yes, Martha, but / did
hope there would have been some
thing like an average.-sketoh
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-23
FOR SALE

Two cars Of one and two year
old mules, gentle, good colors, out
of good mares. Will make IS to
I6 hand mules when grown.
]. H. Roper,
Itasca, Hill County, Tex.
d-32-5I w-o-s-7-27
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-23

Bacon-Charles Dickens, the
English writer, had a great facul-
ty for selecting names.
Egbert-Why the Dickens
didn't he select a better one for
himself then?-Yonkers States
man.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-23

If it is true that a new sucker
Is born every minute, there must
be at least two grafters born Tor
every e1cker.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-23
Grated Lnmher Port.

Portlan Ore, according to the
Oregonian Of that city, is the
greatest lumber port of the world.
Recently there were loading at
one time, or under charter to load,
for China, Japan, Australia,
South America and Europe, steam
and sail vessels with capacity OF
more .han 2O,OOO,OOO feet, and for
coast ports there was loading a
feet with a capacity of 100000
feet. Following these vessels,
under charter to arrive from for
eign ports was a feet with a ca
pacity Of 100000 feet and q
coasting leet Of 100000 feet ca
pacity.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-23

EverEreen Rebekah Lodge NO. u.
each month.
Mary NJ Scott. n. q.
A. Haight. Sec.
Chickasha Tent X o. 7. NJ
No regular meeting.
Geo. McGehoe. Sec.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-23
ooes GHmmmina.

A good resolution is always
stronger at its birth than at any
other stage Of its existencs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-23

Mestz sxsry Saturday night At Irnds Councl
han ". 7. Anderson. Prssidant: r. r Burt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-23

81 dreamed last night that Miss
Oldun said she would be NINE"
aCall that a dreamT
@Of course. What would you
call it7"
"A nightmare."-san Francis
90 Call.
The Washington times., 1906-11-16
Wanted-Teams.

WANTED teams 10 haul brick. sppIy
az ". q. WALKER BRICK co, south end
Long bridge, or office. Corccran buld!as.
steady wOlk. uoIl-.t
" WASTED-TEAsIS can give twenty steady
work for a long period Of Time g1al HAEss
paid and short hauis. Apply at once. WEST
EROS. BRICK CO.. south end Long h~idge
noIO-IOI
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is-'gs-i''ll'.l-.i-..

If a man is not up-t0-date
in the matter OF a hat he
might almost he careless
about other thlngs-fOr the
hat win create the first ina
\pressiOn In most eases. Hat
hunters are appealed to In
some ads. In this paper.
y *
Ii 4 particular room of your
house begins to pall on you IL
indicates that yOu have not
been in a furniture store late-
ly. There are some ads. today
that ought TO set yOu planning
for a brighter house.
1 good many merchants are
advertising things 10 eat to-
day. These ads. should inter-
est you if what you eat IN
terests yea.
- ~
Real estate investments viii
always be the safest--and win
always afford more chances for
quick profits upon comparative
~ small capital than any other
line of business investments.
The ads. today should he val
Hable 10 You If you have a few
dollars that You can "untieF
~ ~
This is the season when the
housewife feels the need of
stretching a dollar" 10 its ut
most eXpaBsiOn-and she real
izeS that she cannot do this so
well unless she reads the ads.
- s-ssa.s.
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Situations Wanted-tfale.

WANTED-Uy a man. TO attend 70 hot-aiT
WANTED-By two neat boys h0useE0Ik.
drive for doctor, elevators I5J5 ilth 81. NV.
1t
WANTED-Uy a young CoIOTed man. pos rIou
Of any kind OF homework @-3i sth ~, ne.
HuIo-3t
WASTED-By reliable coiored man. place
as iauitor or llachm4u- 4l3 I'D 81. uN Il
WANTED-By man of business experience.
position OF any kind that Viii pay fair wages B.
best references cash bond IL needed. ADJ
dress BOX 35. Times ofiCe. noI5-gt
WANTED-Fcsition as salesman ia any kind
Of store, trial, reference. and bond. Adddrras
BOX 20, Times Office. uoI4-st
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N FAMILY Of two adults, two handsomely
furnished rooms heat electric lighting; tele-
phone; home eon4.ortsi gentlemen. reference.
1916 q ST NV uele-gt
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Help Vented
Male ana Female.


COLORED PEOPLE; II you want to make
money on a good proposition. address BOX
q, Times Office. nols-3t
WANTED-A tallor or tai0ress on ladies'
ana gents altering }. ;. SHULMAS 1910
1 81. nv. not4-3t
NANTED-Fresh voices Tor the PhilhaT-
monte Choir call Friday, 1 20 y. N. Mrs.
SHEIBLf'S STUDIO. 12l4 81 nv. noI4-3t
WANTED-You 10 know We teach all stand
ard systems Of shorthand and typeWriting,
and can prepare pupils Tor positions in 30
10 30 days special afternoon sessions for Gov
ernment employees. STENOGRAPHIC ACAD-
EMY. Colorado building. no4-50t
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WANTED-To buy every second hand bicycle
in washington c. T. HUNTER. The P!-
cycle Man. llS Pennsylvania ave NV Oc24-tf
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Bicycles.

SALE-Our entire stock Of
new and secondhand bicycles. bicycle sun
dries; must be- sold within the next two
weeks, We have unusually good bargains u
offer; high grade, slightly used bicycles about
one-fOurth the price you would pay Tor a
new one of the same make; satisfaction GUAR
anteed- LEWIS, 1893 Pennsylvania ave, nv
nOl6-5t
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TIr1ES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
ogTE CENT A WORD FOR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for an other classified
Advertisement for less than three Insertions,
Z. II inserted Tor three Oh more consecutive
days one cent woEu for each lu5ett-un-
These rates do NOT apply % Personals.
Advertisements viii be accepted at any of
The following branch oIlces al regular Office
rates II il is iuC0uYeulJuI % leave aaFel tlse-
aleuts az either a hraucu office ur The Illles
Business Ohice, they may se teltphoued direct
viii call TO collect without additional charge
10 the advertiser.
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TWO ROOMS and kitchen. spring water; no
children. 1887 ST. uo1sat
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Physical Culture.

CLASSES for men. women and children.
dancing fencing. boxing. Wrestling, at 1913
II ST. nv. nSl5-4t
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WanteG-ROOms.

YOUNG MAN wants congeniaI roommate.
Address BOX g.. Times Office nol6-st
WANTED-Four or five unfurnished rooms
first or second floor; light, heat. gas. not
over So Inquire MR.. C., so 3 ST. ne.
n0l5-3t
ROOMS AND FLATS.
WANTED AND FOR RENT-FurnIshed
with and without board and furnished for
light hCusekeepingi In all localities and at all
prices some extreme bargains NC CHARGES
Tor those seeking rooms. LIST ROOMS
NOW. as We have a constant demand
THE CENTRAL REAL ESTATE AND
LOAN COMPANY
Phone Main lu1J- Room .. 1927 = ST. nv.
no3-st
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Help Wan,ed-Female.

~ IN tf-li-A ENNl Eltl.l. l.. ..l-IlILI. ItONt-
tAtE. a. a. -t INV. u.L5-a.
NANTED-A good bright eaIrreI woman for
general cieauius Apply tI arIH. l-a IL ST.
nW- ulIa--l
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Cleaners and DyerS.

PHILIP LEDERER. 1921 II ST ne phone
East ips3 Satisfactory work guaranteed our
wagon calls for and delivers work all over
the city. nol6-sot
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WILL PARTY who found gold necklace
with fraternity pin attached. bring So aglrn
20 Sol7 DumbaTton ave. ldrst dolsi ana
receive rewards ua1s-gt
I-orT-I-isat brown pocketb3ok; $50 ana many
p7les. 50 reward If returned 20 1912 Glst 81.
nw. nnf5-gf
STBAYED from Gloria Point" Wisconsin
ave. and River road. Teuiey town. yellow AMI
write collie oog Suitable rev ard, n0i4-S-
LosT-Gold chain and Two medals TUESDAY,
18TH. engraved '-GeneVieVe EsscK'- on b0Jh-
Finder @iU return 70 3lsf South ST.. George
town and receive reward $, noI4-at
LOST-Ail the rats iD our house. By BAR
CLAY. The Fesret Man 80 Louisiana a9s.
see-Q
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THREE beautiful. welI heated rooms: hand
somely and completely furnished for ugbt
housekeeping; every thing new; modern COM
Neuleuces. Sua 5th ST. ne uOIG-gt
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HOuSefurniShinGS.

g gS FOR SANITARY COUCH; heating ana
cooking stoves: paTlOT ana bedroom suites
81 per week; gO-carts. $50; lowest prices.
NV no2-tf
ODD PIECES of furniture can be had here
very Low prices - heating and cooking
stoves al cost. SNITZER 4 LA PORTE.
llt3-3l 40 ST. NV. Oc3l-tf
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ALEXANDRIA. Va
r. /. CAENE G co. .93 King ST.
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II EOU ARE GIVING Up housekeepin-
and wish 20 sell part GI ali OF your furniture.
send Gor the nsau who has the reputation ef
70 years fair dealing. MARCUS NOTES t25
sth ST. NV. phone Main sl1I. noie-tf
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Wanted-Rooms q Board

WANTED-Ey young lady. furnished sitting
fo9u with breakfast and dinner. 81 week
Address Bon -. Times 0tlc-- n1f5-1t
YOUNG COUPLE want room and b. ard in
private family, near Patent ghIces give full
noI4-5t
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BEOOkLAND. ID. c.
ARTHUR IL. l.. LlEI.SSEE. LTuE store.
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Help Wanted-hale.

WANTED-Young man as porter and driver
reference. nol4-3t
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Miscellaneous.

PROF. +. d. HEATH. S9s Orunoco 81. Alex
ahdrla, Va: the eminent magnetic h@a er-
gives treatments t0T the cure ~ an dis
eases, both old and young, makes "a speciality
OF treating children and female diseases
cures typhoid fever and the patient resumes
work the next day give him an early cali
once hours, . am TO l. m, l.S5 20 9 pm
nols-st
IF YOU ARE SUFFERING from aStbrae
catITrh- heart disease. headache appendi-
ctils, or pneumonia. send me your ad .ress
and viii senG sou sample bottle OF
medicine free OF charge that Will immedi-
ately relieve and permanently cure you. Ad-
dress BOX 42. Times Office. noI6-3t
FACE AND SCALP scientifically treated
Trial treatment half price. Open evenings
and sunday. Mrs. LYDIA JOHNSON iGraHG-
ated in sweden. l2i2 G st. NV. nol6-3J
BEST FUR REPAIRING and altering done
4l3 X ST NV. nol5-gt
MRS. :. SMITH
Exclusive cleaner OF lace curtains.
Phone 5slS-M- sos II 81 NV. nof4-fst
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL? You
wiI be agreeAoly SURPRISED II you viii leI
me sell IL for you MARCUS NOTES 426 SIN
st. NV. Phone Main 5l7l. nolU-tf
A.-OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO ane art
rugs. only weaving concern here. WASH
INGTON RUG CO. sSI 9Th st. Phone ABS.
ap6-tf
YOU can RUN YOUR BUSINESS with 900
few empioyes-if you are satisfied 10 make
little mOney-Or even TO lose a little. But
sou may be able 70 date your prosperity
from the time you published some Help
wanted ads.
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BPANCH OFFICEs.
NORIHNQEST


GoLDENBERG's lth AMI Is sts uw.
s. KIM. SONS O CO. stl and Market space
ERNiN's CIGAR STORE, IAN aud Fla ave
ERNIN's CIGAR STORE, -5i- llth So. NV
" j.. McA lily Cigar store. l4lu and J. nH-
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton o.
Nelson, FraprIetorsi corner Rhode Island
ROBERT e. PETZOLD The Harvard Phar-
macy. lIth and Harvard sts. MS,
+. FRENCH SIMPSON. Cor lth ST., Rhode
Island ave. and Z ST. nH.
II. 4. BUTTS PHARMACY 8ta ST. ana Mass
cHAs 9. HoRNUNG. chusuani Pharmacy,
sw. con. 5lh and ~ zts. NV.
DOM s. SANFORD. New York ave. ana
r.. a. NEITCH. 29lh ana 81 SIS. NY.
QUIGLEl, FHAEAACN- -lst and g sts- NV
GILLETTE * CO.. l+lu and T. SIS NV
: n. WAGNER & go. IsJ ana iI SIS. NV.
l.. u. AAlJit cor. .rE alI D. sts- uH.
EUGENE II. NICHOLS, lsIl pa. ave. NV
cOBLENTZ PHAGMACA. North Caplto! 81,
and htlrlda ave.
NORTHEAST
FORsTON'S BOTANICAL EdAEMACY. cor
l2tn 81 and Florida ave- ae.
CHAS. a. ELUA-EE, s. cap. ANA r SITS. ne
McCHESNEN O. JOACHIM. cor. I'd ana j. SIS,
SOUTHEAST.
a. r POWELL. itl aud East Capitoi sts-
.O'DONNELL DRUG CO.. srh anu sts.
81. &. FEAL1 NV. con. Eth ana Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EIsENBEIss. slh and b streets.
ANACosTIA.
BURY's PHARNAcY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts-
BHOOKI-AND. ID. c.
ARTHUR II. /. LCEHssEN. Drug store.
ALEXANDRA. Va
r. /. CAItNE * CO.. 103 king 81.
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bermaid and Waitress. family al two Can
at SIGEEHAN HOTEL saturday morn .l-.
between aui la. Glom z1l III
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NORTHEAST
FORSTON'S BOTANICAL EiAEMACN, cor
l2tn st- and Florida ave- ae.
CHAS. H. EI-L--EE, ~ cap and Il sts- me-
McCHESNEN O. JOACHIM. cor. ID and j. SIS
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WANTED-ColorsI woman lar general house
work 1917 e. So uN- u0II-3t
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Wanted-Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves. hTiC-a-brac. and an kinds II
household goods. BAUM = FURNITURE.
SHOP, l4th and u SITS. nv. Phone North i8l-
Il ormery Suh ana L. nJlG-31t
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Dancing.

THE ORDWAE. 49, nth St n w-Every
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday sven
ing; beginners class 7;59, advanced. $50
LADY assistants Proper discretion used N
admitting scholars TO our academy. Lesson
toe; six lessons, S2.50- Private lesson by zp-
potntment Han Tor rent night OF day
oc21-s0t PROF. cHAS. NJ wYNDHAM.
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For SaIe--Ffiscc.laaeous.

IL VIEWING fhe handsome embroidery
zone on the Davis Ven UCai-Ffed sewing
machine yea are convinced lt ls the laa-
chine u buy. Elislstly-used machines leap
DAVIS AGENCY. sl3 sth 81. nv. Phone a.
a55h. u1ls-lf
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WANTED-FcVery coiOred man 10 answer
this advertisement, we have something that
VIII interest you. Address BOX 55. Times
office nol4-3t
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TOR SALE or HIRE-HOis;ing engines. con-
crete mixers Cor hire. s3f New Jersey ave.
NV hr. IL +. PATTERSON u3lC-9t
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For Rent
Furnished or UnfurSlshed Rooms.

urnlShed or Cnf1rSiShed Rooms.
ONE LARGE bay window room. furnished
or uufurnished, other rooms, single or e-
suite; south front, s. month up: transients.
Zoe. iii II Il. NV. nol6-3t
FURNISHED and Unfurnished rooms at 2zQ
Massachusetts ave. NV. nol6-st
NICE furnished and unfurnished rooms, table
board. 1911 C0rcOran 81 nol6-3t
FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished or unruT-
nlshed, suitable fOF light housekeeping. also
single rooms for gentlemen; modern ina
provements. 46T Maryland ave. sw nol5-2t
ONE ROOM; modern improvements: heat
gas. bath suitable fer clerk, nurse OF SIN
gle gentleman private family references .ex-
changed Address E'JA -. Times office
noI5-4t
ONE large front room. furnished or unfur-
nished, Sc. Sl5 IL St ne noI4-9f
FURNISHED OR U1NFURNIsHED ROOMS
with or without board; all conveniences
1904 9th 81. NV. nols-st
STEAM HEATED ROOM for rent at a rea-
sonable price furnished or unfurnished. IS II
ST. ne. FLAT %. noI4-3t
IN PRIVATE. UP-TO-DATE HOMES AND
APARTMENTS, WITH BATHS.
18th and X SITS NV. The Cairo Apt
10th and Irving SITS. The Brunswick Apt
18th and Hopkins sts. The Merose Art
18th and x. l. ave, The Oneonta Apt
COLUMBIA RENTING AGENCY
60e 18Th ST n. W oc97-J0t
The Washington times., 1906-11-16

TWO large furnished rooms light house
keeping, together. s. week 43J % ST NV
noI6-3t