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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

For Rent
Furnished Rooms.
ONE ROOM. conveniently located. 7sl "a
81. NV. ses-sL
FOR RENT-Nlceiy furnished large and
small rooms. 7ll sth 81 NV. se8-sl
FURNISHED mont room. heat. gas and
bath: 81 per month. sos1s 81. sw. seS-at
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room. second
floor; convenient 70 cars. 50 Randolph place
nv. ses-ZL
ONE LARGE seclnd-story front room: new
ly furnished 7li 81 81. NV. ses-.t
FOR RENT-second floor room; rent rea-
sonable 425iz S. NV. u
LARGE. wcu-furnIshed front room 90 re-
hnea, light housekeeping or mott reasonable
&5 SIN se. u
ss7 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Nw-EIegant
large front and other rooms. hrst-class APP
2ointmcuts u
NICELY furnished front Darlor as bedroom,
80 per month. so 81 S. NV. ses-5t
ONE LARGE ROOM. 22s f ST. NJ. It
FURNISHED rooms with board rear Capitol
ana Library, hot water heat. nicely located.
10 North capitol 81 ses-ot
I.l O. ST NE-In weu-kapt home. second
floor furnished room Eight housekeeping al
lowed il
LARGE. furnished front room: suitable for
two gentlemen. board if desirC-. Convel-
ient 10 car 40 2d st. ne. ses--t
LARGE. nicely furnished front room. con-
------- No. 49, ~
TWO large communicating rooms; heat and
FOR RENT-Furuished room. s.. sss J. ST.
p 80 49, ----------
-. ~ an 9
FURNISHED ROOMS; bath each floor; ceu-
~ ~ F'
H"- Do
nor pE7,yT ge-.-F dor r.,..4. s.l,tre., .,-
posture. one or tu.5 gentlemen IGz j. al NV
se7-2t
tot KEN TIED 9ih st. NV Iurn.sled
"sN' H'~79N''I'-s' N'~-'7-
- - - -
l-g NEW YORK a W.. NW.-Nleeiy tur-
HIsnsa IONS, WIZ 900.
,.,.r, ,.,.,--- .-.-.4- ,-,-,. 49,. zr ,.
oIe ~, -,..'s i-i 49, ---. anu %
-,
FOR RENT-Ihree nice furnished rooms. 1915
BEAUTIFUL newly furnished front room
55as is . Pa 5s service ' 5Ss 3 5s
--'- ~
90 C ST SW.-In excepuoually vel kept
nome 20 tenur- aalti7. gas, Ae1is Aall. iltii-
--- -
Eot i-i--> II lill-el--l- desirable room lNi
gentleman ti-s'. -9t ~ 81 NV. H-i-ai
Ni.E~A t-rn.sAeI small room. =l---.llals
ritnl Win apL ana COLO water b-9 "a e~
,.a % ST. $N.-o1e large i-InL7hei room
and one LntII4islrl "l-H or Nlll--L board
NICELY furnished room. t-.oj. y. 3D. 20
~ ~ ~, --
TWO large F1ial4faHlNatsHs rHHi-a-r t-Eu-sl"4
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Wanted-BOarderS.

COMFORTABLE HOME for man; private
family; 81 per week M6 1Oth ST. sw- seS-3t
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FURNISHED front rOom5 heat. gas and
bath. 81 per month. s18la @ 50. sW. seS-3t
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RATES. FROM s. TO $50. JOSEPH Calm.
ROOM 495.. JENIFIH BUILDING. -TH AND
u SIS. wv. se210t
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Phone W. 40 for Royal Pilsen.

IJs the light beer above all others fOI
home use. Family orders given prompt
attention. Abner-Drury Brewing Co.
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Board.

EANTED-B1lrd for two adults. lu George
town. Address Mrs. O.. y. H. GAINESVILLE.
Montgomery CO.. Md srs-2t
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Lost.

LOST-Friday. -ta instant. on lsth ST.. L ST.
or Chevy Chase cars. or AT Lake. small green
handbag, containing change latch key, and
memoranda. Finder please return 20 ls14 X
81. NV. and receive reward ses--t
LOST-Septsuber D. gold high school medal,
eugraE ed Highest Average, Third Year
Finder please return 10 81 II 81. Sc. and re-
ceiEa reward sei-5t
LOST-Au the rats IN our house. by BAR
CLAY. The Ferret Man. sZl louisiana ave.
se5-tf
LOST-Tuesday. about noon. brown pocket
book. on 18th street car. Reward II returned
20 BOX 1872. Times Office Es5-8r
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FOR SALE-OIe contractors wagon. been
used only three months. VIII sell cheap II
az once. Us isgh ST. ne. ses-5t
WANTED-A light. closed carriage must be
cheap for cash. Address BOX 90. Times Of
hCe. se5-3t
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FOR RENT-Thres unrurnished rooms. lO7
q II. ne. scs-5t
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.Found-Ice Cream, Best in Washington,
Ior zoe per gallon Lacey, COZ New York
ave. NV.
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WANTED Board for chi.d % eight lu nice
family near Franklin school Address Mrs.
J.. WALSAITH, 1924 ItH ST. NV se,-gr
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Large, Juicy Peaches Are Used

in making our peach Ice cream. Rosen-
teld 5. Sl2 IL St ne, Phone East 1908.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished large and
small rooms Us 9th ST. NV. ses-st
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COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG,

WOREINGAIEN OF Washington YOU have
the advantage or others hy coming 10 us for
"a good Atwood suit of clothes. custou-uade.
cheaper and Tar superior To- new ones one
price 20 all JUSTH's OLD STAND. 6l9 ID.
sC3-lr
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BOOMING HOUSE AND CAFE for sale. s7-
leuEsg lFHnia ave. NV ssz--t
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THREE uufurnished rooms. southern exc
p0sure, heat, gas porcelain bath, 4lz J.
uW. ses-3t
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R0ckawav. Norfolk and Blue Polu,
Oysters NaW York Meats and all \arle-
ties Of Seafood direct from the catchrrs.
Lifetime experience.
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Storage.

WY PAY MORE We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4S-42)-422
1Ofh tHnW- fPh1ue Main 4229 sea-sOt
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/ TWO large light. airy rooms: hot water
/ heat second Gc9r; rent cheap. Ilz' 81 ne.
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"She got her eve on him and said"
J.. Hez SVEN explains Sunday night ID
Baptist Church.
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Country Board.

on TIE Washington. Arlington and Fails
Church railroad about ~ Males from city.
you can get rooms and board for 81 SO a week.
Apply Il H. ID. HITE. Olh,1l. Va. scT-zr
HIGH VIEW HOTEL. Chesapeake Beach. Nd.
U.U be- open through september board and
room S. a. week. sei-Ir
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Dancing

SEE THE MOONLIGHT
AND SHADOW DANCES.
5000 FEET FLOOR SPACE.
THE ORDWAF. 4u Nth St n W.-EveTy
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday even
ing. beginners class. 1885, advanced. SD
Lady assistants Lesson, 59cs SIX lessons.
$3.50 Private lesson by appointment. Han
for rent, SHIT OF day
au2l-30t PROF. CHAs- r. W1NDHAM
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS 75c. guar.
walt 2-steD lessons coaching Eng
branches. spI rates; Plano. Mandolin -5--
class sl mo- Address. with stamp, EoN -.
-J-ir,,es Cf7re seS 1911
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LOCAL MENTOR.
Schneider's malt" Bread Is UnifOr

In quality because It's scientifically made
from materials thar must always satisfy
she highest standards. Order IL for your
table. Fresh daily M ETuCrr-s
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The Fresh Fruit Is Used to Make

ReIsinger's Peach Ice Cream. Only 500
gal. soc la-gal orders for earlier than 3
O'clock delivery Sunday must be In by
2l6I
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Bicycles.

BICYCLE. good condition. lamp. pump, tools,
IS As d ST. ne seN-at
va >-7-ED-ro buv every second hand bicycle
In Washington. Bicycle Tires and Repair
Work at lowest prices.
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BRANCH OFFICES.

NDHIHM EST
GOLDENRERG-S Ith and * SITS. NV
S. KAHN SONS * co. Sth and Market space.
ERNINrS CIGAR STORE. lfth and Fla. ave.
W, h. MgNihIAs cigar store l4Ih ana ]. NV
ROBERT IT. PE4L oLu, The Harvard fnar
macy. nm and Harvard SITS nv
w s. DARLING. cor. l4th and II SITS. NV.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9Th ST.. Rhode
Island ave. and r. 50. NV.
CHAS q. HORNUNG. Christtant Pharmacy.
sw. cor I'm and NJ SITS. NV.
DOM a. SANFORD. New YORK ave and
North Capitol 81.
r. A. NEITCH, a0th and n SITS. NV.
QUiGLEl'S PHARMACY. Zlst and q SITS, NV.
GILLETTE g. co. 18th and / SITS NV.
S. A. WAGNER & Co. LIST and II SITS. NV.
j. T. TAYLOE. cor. 9TH and p SITS. NV.
NORTHEAST.
CHAs II. BLUMER. n. Cap and r sts: ne.
McCHESNET g. JOACHIM. cor, % and b sts-
SOUTHEAST.
A. Z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol SITS
81. 5. FEALY. NV. cor llth ST. and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EfSENBEISS. 'th and j streets.
ANACOSTIA.
,BURYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe ana
Jefferson SITS,
RROOKLAND. ID. C..
ARTHUR II. f. LUEEsSEN. Drug store
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. i. CAINE g. CO.. 7.3 King st.
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COnfeCtioners.

BEST ICE CREAM I'm Washington. all fruit
havurs. 81 gal; A. gal, soc. best ice cream
soda with crushed fTuit. &C. The GREATER
n Y CONFECTIONERY CO.. III 9Th NV.
Main loIl. au1s-tf
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Situations Wanted Male.

YOUNG NAN with few months experience
bartendiug would like position, Northwest.
Address BARTENBENG, Times Office. IL
WANTED-By reliable colored boy, Place as
houseuorker. Cau at Z5l# 1th 81. NV. 10
WANTED-By young man from country
position as storero1m man 80 hotel. Ad-
dress BOX 1g6 Times office. se6-1t
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Wanted-Rooms g Board

WANTED-Euaui and 1--WE uufuuisLed rooms
for four adults. iu private family. best OF
Times office. ses-1r
WANTED-Room and board hy y0uuE man
and wife. Ul children must be- reasonable
and good location Address BOX 30. Times
Office 10
WAETED-By young married couple board
and room IN private family location North
west and terms reasonable. Address BOX
214 Times Office. 10
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
80 - a WoRD 20

ssT--r-, LIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR Ftf.Str ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a gord f8ra AZ other classified
advertisements I0E less than three Insertions
III inserted for three or mere consecutive
DAYS, one cent Word for each insertion.
These rates do not apply % Personals
Advertisements whites accepted mt any OF
the following hrauch offices an regular once
rates. 10 &c is iuconvenient 20 leave advertise
ments al either a branch 0ntCe OF The Times
Business once tbeg may Do telepuoned direct
20 Use T.mes MAN 5000. and a mess euger
10 the advertiser.
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SOUTHWEST.
Y HUGO ETSENBEISS. 5th and B streets
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Business Opportunities.

DAIRY LUNCH near large department 800;
making money EASTERN BUSINESS tx
CHANGE. ga + st. ses-8t
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For Rent
Furnished or UNFINISHED Rooms.
REASONABLE TO adults, Two rooms. furnished
as bedroom and sitting room. OF three uu-
furnished rooms light houseEeepiHgi refer
ences. l29 Sd 81 ne. ses--t
TWO furnished OF unfarnlshed rooms for rent.
hght housekeeping. ols 30 go. NV. seS-at
FI.ATS-Three rooms: aIc1ve, furnished; sec
ond floor; three rooms unfuruished; reduced
rent for yearly tenant light housekeeping
no children 4-3 9Th 81 We ses-2t
TWO furnished or uufuruished s5oms FOR light
Housekeeping $50 4th ST. ne. ses-at
10l4 ETH NW-Furuished or uufuruisheI
rooms: cummndi0Us house. spacious bathroom.
convenient 20 car lines. telephone. seS-5t
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms. u05 Sth
ST. NV. II
ONE nice furnished or unfurnished room
for rent at a reasonable price. n. WOLF,
53l 18th 81. nw. II
TWO large rooms, furnished or unfurnshed.
1921 North Capitol 81. se7-st
ROO9Is. furnished or unfurnished. two suit
able for business. 1918 q ST. NV. se1-St
TWO furnished and three .unfurnished rooms.
frst and second floors, cheap. 43l q st. NV.
se1-3t
ern exposure, furnished OF unfuuished for
light housekeeping. Phone NJ sG4-Y. 229 Z
se1-ft
Rooms and Board.
g2a X ST. Nw-Iarge second floor front.
closets; balcony TO three or four, SIS each.
II
LARGE front aIc0ve room and back rooms.
southern exposure; reasonable. JIG Maryland
ave. seS-2t
FURNISHED ROOMS and board. near CapI-
tot Mrs. J. ". PANKNIN. Pa North Capt.
toI 81. seS-St
VERY COY second floor room, with first
class meals; $50 per month. fine house: well
kept. Phone. 1914 y ST. NV se2-3t
6l9 NEW JERSEY AVE-Boariers wanted:
50 per week; pleasant home. seS-St
LARGE front room. home table. 1232 10th ST.
nv. se7-St
1927 STH ST. NW-DesirabIe front room.
gentlemen preferreds table board. se5-3t
FURNISHED front rooms. with board. um
II 81. se6-3U
FOR RENT-Furnished front room with
board. "a + ST. &c. se4-5t
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A T. POWELL. fth and East Capitol SIS
O'DONNELL DRUG CO.. sth and O. SITS
III. $. FEALY. uw. cor. nth ST. and Pa ave
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BROOKLAND. ID. c..
ARTHUR H. +. LUEEzSEN. Drug store
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ANACOSTIA.
eBURYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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Help Wanted
Male ana Female.

YyANTED-T0u 20 know we are Specialists 90
To complete "a course lu sfeu1sra phy az our
school requires only from El % 90 DAYS
STENOGRAPHIC ACADEATT. 5l5-gs Co'or-
ado building. sef-sft
WANTED-yvhIte man ana wife % take care
a. house. Apply SIP sth S. ne. -
WANTED-Furr mattresses and country box
experienced. apply THED. RITTER. IGth
81 and Louisiana ave NV se--gf
wANrED-H~.p for all departments In no.
tells. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. 5E3 Latl
NV. EaT-ff
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ESTABLISHED grocery business fifteen
gears in same corner: good stock: lease for
nFe years. dwelling store ana stable. cheap
rent. bargain other business on hand. no
agents Address BOX -. Times Office
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Rug Weaving.

or CARPETS REMOVER into handsome
rugzi hest equipped factory south OF
New York HOME WEAVING CO.. office
si9 r ST. NV .. se2-7t
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NORTHEAST


CHAS II. BLUMER ~ Cap. and SITS. ne
McCHESNEY s. JOACHIM cor, "a and T. SIS
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Miscellaneous.

1-OID CARPETS WOVEN INTO me arr
~,,es. only weaving concern here. WASH
IGCTON RUG CO. ssl 9Th ST. NV. Phone
sraE ap6-tf
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Rooms.

WANTED-Three rooms, completely fur !
nished, for housekeeping. Address BOX 2l7. /
Times Office. se7-at !
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NICELY furnished front Darlor as bedroom
$40 Der month. $50 81 80. NV. ses-3t
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FOR EALE-Bay horse absolutely sound; VIII
81 INV. sss-gt
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L. CAENE g. CO.. 7H3 King 81.
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537 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NW.-Elegant
large front and other rooms. hrsJ-class APP
golutmCuts. 10
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FOR RENT-Second floor room; rent rea-
sGnablo. 1904 y 81. NV. u
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Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED-Salesman IN merchant tailoring
establishment; one with knowledge Of win
dow dressing. Address BOX l94, Times Of
fee. ses-3t
WANTED-Man TO work small truck farm:
can have winter house free rent. Apply
BEN SCHW ARTZ, $40 i st. se6-8t
Wa N"ED-Two drivers 10 sell soft drinks
Apnit 10th and J. SITS nv. se6-3t
WANTED-First-class lahorers. MONROE
BRICK co. Goth End r SITS. Sc se6-4t
WANTED-White barber TO run shop in sub
urb. Address BOX III Lines once. seG-3t
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Business Opportunities.
DAIRY LUNCH near large department 500;
making money. EASTERN BUSINESS BH-
CIiAN9e. pa r =. ses-ot
ESTABLISHED grocery business. fifteen
years in same corner. good sf.a-l. to- 80
nFe years. dwelling. store. ana stable. cheap
rent bargain. other business on hand. No
agents Address BOX -. Times ONCE
scs-5J
$3.50 GOOD. small grocery. complete stock;
good house, me location investigate. Ad-
dress BOX 2z-. Times office. ses-s5
FOR sALE-oue OF the best-l known cigar
ana news stores IN the Northwest. excellent
stand and splendid location. good reas0ns
Tor selling Address isDA 20, Times Office.
CoLoRED barber SHOP Tor sale or rent.
apply -gl8 lfth st. seS-5t
CORNER GROCERY. Northwest. Hear
5sh'olsi daily sales. $50 living rooms. price.
80 III Llto-cei rare chance best reasan as
81, Stt. 9EW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS,
SALOON, one Of The best in aha civ, daily
receipts, 500 this business is QUeu ID frrT.
DugL lutesJigatluns owing 90 sickness must
sell M" YORK BUSHES BROKERS. on
se1-st
GROCERY AND NOTION STORE. rent gfs-
a.lHs rooms, h .t 500. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS'. Oh J. se7-st
CASH GROCERY. daily sales. SO. long es-
tabiished. viii invoice NEW YORK EI-sI-
NESS BROKERS. Gil J. st. se7-5t
FOR sALE-Grocery store stocked with qr,-
cerles aud provisions reason FOR selling al
health hne location, good trade. 15d and r
sJs- nw. se7-st
FOR sALE-Dairy lunch room. or VIII rem
same. furnished. TO reliable party. very cheap.
500 ; ST. NV se7-st
ANTED-Partner ami manager in estab-
liFhed business. or VIII sell outright; best
reasons. Address BOX PIP. Times ofics.
se5-3t
GROCERY at d sacrifice: going North. 10 psr
cent less than invoice, no old stock. good
mixed trade. Address BOX 20. Times once
sef-5t
FOR sALE-Grocery store and wagon: two
good WORK horses one sand wagon three
carts and harness cheap good living rooms
large stable. rent cheap l5-2 South Capitol
S. sT se1-st
BARGAIN or A LIFETIME 20 quick buyer.
se5-1t
LIGHT HAULING OUTFIT and business.
sun any man with $3.50. clear $50 weekly.
. GENITAL business EXCHANGE"
F
FOR saLE-Lunch room. SIS. Address BOX
le5. Times office. s~s-st
WANTED-Party 20 Join nae IN opening small
hotel or trst-class boarding house. address
BOX Isl, Times once ses-sr
. CIGAR. stationery and paper store; one room
connected With store, bargain o. quick buyer;
owner going out u business z42 sth ST. nv.
se1-1L
FOR SALE Photograph gallery. on Pennzyl-
EaHlA ave. including SIX furnished rooms:
good location; rent reasonable a sacrifice.
Address BOX 1913. Times Office. se5-7t
BOOMING HOUSE WANTED-WiI pay cash
Irr reasonable price. Address BOX 215 Times
Office se5-st
CAFE AND OYSTER RESTAURANT: excel-
leHt iocatiaui tine, paying busiEessi same
management years &l.aul- CENTRAL.
BUSINESS EXCHANGE" Room g. S1z + 81
nv. se5-st
BARBER SHOP in suburb FOR sale t. Waite
barber good location established business.
easy terms. the same as rent. Address BOX
-a-. Times office. se5-1t
FOR sALE-A shoe shop. doing a good cash
business. near Government Office. bad
health cause or selling cheap rent. Apply
~ 80 NeW YORK ave. NV sei-7t
EOONING HOUSE AND CAFE for sale 4-5
EeuEsg lFEuia ave NV sez--t
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FOR RENT-NIcely furnished room. second
nw ses-Zt
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Horses and Vehicles.

BUY AT COGSW ELLIS. I BUY ALL NEW
vehicles direct from UlzG4tartal-Es. for sror
cash Therefore ! can save you time and
money AeW Tluabc4+, $40. new sUEEeys So.
rev harness. &s5 our daytlus, S4s- Large as
sOTtmeHt used vehicles. $40 W. harness s.. %
~, rev umbrella. tgg, Ss.sy, s.s--I 18th So
nv. Tel. n 1877 auT-tf
GANTZ-s SELLING OFT. $50 bike runab0ut.
$s5i SIS cltluder surrey, $A5i sI25 .ady's
and business pLasIlH. 500 &55 fun platform
panel side grocery wagons. S5s. s11 and I205
y 81. NV auz4 u
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FOR SALE-Bay horse. seven years old.
seT-3r
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FOR SALE-Bay horse, seven years old:
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-01-05

because of the presence there Of
Clark Mills equestrian statue OF
General Jackson. later called Lafa-
yette Square, because of the erection
there of the great Lafayette statue.
and now very frequently called
Rochambeau Park because of this
elegant example of art. The statue
rectlv in front of the White House.
The movement for the erection in
the National Capital of n statue of
Rochamheau was In recognition Of
the close ties between France and the
United Stntne This sentiment
was particularly strong after the
close. Of the Spanish-American war
In view Of the services rendered in
the interest Of peace by Cambon the
French Amba ssador. The govern.
ment of France had also Just sent
over two superb Sevres vases as q
gift to President Mckinley. Con.
rress appropriated $500 for the
statue. Rochambeau. commanded
| eistance of the young republic of ths
United States and which co-operatei
with the Continental army at York
town.
Rochambeau statue Is eycel
lent art The French field marshal II
| Inc 1ull UNIFORM of his rank Standl
with one arm outstretched evidently
pointing. to the distant American col
ony which he is about to helm.
At the base is symbolic figure. I,
IS the figure OF woman hurryins
forward with the nag of France
horne aloft in the right hand, Re
meath her feet Is the prov of shir
suggestive of the force which France
has sent across the seas to aid The
republic Of the United States in the
days Of its infancy. Below are the
arms OF France and the United
| States linked together,
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seen in various degrees of dilapida-
ton, but they show no evidence of
genuine occupation. They have
never been in any sense homes
Investigations have been carried on
notable in number. The records Of
some of the counties examined show
that 90 per cent of the commuted
homesteads were transferred within
three months after acquisition of IT,
tie, and evidence was obtained to
show that two-thirds of the commu-
ters Immediately left the state. In
many instances foreigners, particu-
1arly citizens of Canada, came into
this country, declared their intention
of becoming citizens took up home
steads, commuted, sold them ,and re-
turned to their native land.
The reasons given for adhering to
and many OF them are cogent when
applied to individual cases. 1t is
said, for example, that the commu-
improving his place. This is often
true, but In the majority of cases the
records show that the commuter i'm
mediately leaves the vicinity. The
frequency of loans Is traceable in
many places directly to the activity
of agents Of loan companies, who
are often United States commission
ers also, eager first to induce settle
ment and then to make these loans
on account of the double commission
received. Later they secure the
business which accrues to them
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4 FeW OYecIOOks.

81 met an old friend in town to-day"
said Mr.. Shannon to his wife one even
ing, on his return from business" and
he told me he expected to be married
in week.
Ten minutes later, after his wife had
finished asking questions, Mr.. Shannon
wrote as follows to his friend Stodder:
Dear Stodder:-I thought l was n
newspaper reporter, but please answer
the following questions by return
mail. They cover some points / neg
lected to get from you.
"What is the name of the girl you
are to marry?
Where does she live?
"What does her father do?
HAS he any money?
"Was 1t love at first sight?
Are you very much in love with
her?
How old is she?
Where are you going to live?
"Did you ask her personally, or
write your proposal?
"Havn't you proposed to other girls ?
"How did you and come to be such
friends?
Where are you going for your
honeymoon?
''Is it that tall girl you took to the
theatre one night last winter?
"Why didn't ask you all this when
you told me?
"Were you SO excited you couldn't
give me any information, but simply
had to talk about getting married?
"a prompt reply will help me to give
my wife some much-desired informa-
ton. Next time you tell me you are
going to be married, don't think that
is the really important feature about
it.-Yours hastily, Shannon"
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-01-05

entries now passing to final proof
shows that in the majority of cases;
these lands are not actually utilized.
but are being held for speculative
purposes, owing to several causes.
among which are the laxity of some
OF the state laws governing appro-
prlation of water for irrigation mr.
poses, and the insufficiency of the
water supply, considerable difficulty
mas been encountered in administer
ing that provision of the desert-land
laws which requires n claimant IN
nave a permanent water right based
on prior appropriation. Very often
the waters of stream are exhausted
by other appropriations before the
time when the claimant goes
through the form of posting notices.
recording his claim, and complying
WITH other essentials Of the state law.
Notwithstanding this, he furnishes
the testimony of two witnesses that
the water thus appropriated has
been used in reclaiulgg bis land, and
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-01-05
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