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Newport daily independent., 1906-01-18

L. s. Mccain, the popular Hamilton Brown Shoe man, was in the city Thursday.
 Mrs. Arthur Fels went to Batesville this morning for a short visit to Mrs. J. P. Adams.
 Mir. and Mrs. Sprigg Foushee left on the late train last night for bridal trip to New Orleans.
 MT. and Mrs. Deadman and Dr. Wilkes of Columbia, Tenn, are the charming guests of MT. and Mrs. B. B. Bond.
 Positively no goods charg- cd to any one at sale price. Wolff Goldman Mercantile Company. 12d-bH
 Mrs. Minnie Balmaz has just received an exquisite line of en- broidery, all widths, to which she calls the attention of the ladies of Newport. 17 d1wk
 L. Arnold of Swifton was down Thursday on business. He is interested in some good horses that will improve Jackson county stock as we'll as net the owner good returns.
 The Bowen photo car and Bowen art gallery has all nega- tives made by the late MT Ross and H. P. Mize & Go. Duplicate orders can be had at any time.
 17btf.
 The large barn just east of town belonging to Fred Bran denburg, burned to the ground Tuesday afternoon. The entire contents, together with ten head of very fine hogs, were burned, the loss amounting to more than seven hundred dollars, with no insurance.
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-18
Youthful fOrger Trapped.

Little Rock, Jan. 17-Ora Rus sell, aged F years, and a son of Dr. R. L. Russell, physician at the state penitentiary was ar rested in the city yesterday morning by Sergant Mcdaniel, charged with forging and cash ing checks belonging to several of his fellow-students at the Arkansas Medical College. In his cell at the county jail last night young Russell admitted that he had forged checks and said he must have been feeling boozv" when he did it.
 According to the statement of the police, Russell fell into a neat trap yesterday morning and
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-18
Hero's Body Found.

Hot Springs. Jan. TIA tele- phone message Tuesday night stated that dredgers had found the body of "Slim" Stevens, who was drowned one week ago yes- terday Wednesday, a few miles above that city in a boat accident. The body was found 200 yards below the bend, and was brought to this city. Stevens died in an effort to save his companions from freezing to death.
 When the boat capsized all three chung to the willows in midstream. They blew horns and yelled for help, but failed to at tract attention from the shore. Stevens, being an expert swim mer, told his companions that he might as we'll die as for them to freeze to death, and he plunged into the strong current. AL ready numbed from cold, Stevens sank, and just at that moment a rescue party was seen approach ing.
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-18
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore ex- isting under the name of South ern Land Company" wherein T. J. Copeland and H. E. L McCollum were partners, is this 3Oth day of December, A. D. 1905, dissolved by mutual con- sent.
 The business will be contin- ued under the same name, and at the same location, (room 4, Chastain Building) by H. E.. l.. McCollum, who is authorized to collect all accounts due said firm, assumes all liabilities, and solicits a continuance of the lib- eral patronage of the public.
 T. J. COPELAND.
 H. E. L. MCCOLLUM
 Pursuant to the above notice, I have this day withdrawn from the Southern Land Co.,, and bespeak for my successor the same liberal share of the public patronage, which has heretofore been accorded the company. 12514 T. J.COPELAND.
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-18

SlO Reward For return of or information leading to recovery of one 2-year-old bay lilly, brand ed "E B" on left shoulder. Last seen between Pitts and Ol Ban dy's. J. w. Howard, Remmel.
 3l-wtf
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-18

after attempting to cash a de- coy check at the Peoples Savings
 bank was detained until the ar
 rival of an officer.
Newport daily independent., 1906-01-18

Read the Daily and Weekly Independent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18
DIR. C. %. HEGG GINS.
Thirty Years in Salt Lake.
IL AND Is ST. ELMO HOTEL.

A.
he
OF emedie and
speed
of
or burning
which Weak
Classes of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18
The Symbol of Submission.

The Persians fed in ali directions
{ and suffered untold hardships by land
eand sea. For several centuries little
was heard of the scattered remnants Of
this once powerful race, and no one
knows just how the last descendants of
IL happened to locate IN Bombay. IT IS
known that one of their number visited
Delhi when 1t was Akbars capital to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18
Fire Is Always Burning.

The Parsis have many customs to dis
tinguish them from the other inhRb-
itants of India. The men do not smoke
because st is forbidden IN Their religion
TO bring fire lit contact with anything
which IS impure. Their love Of light is
shown by the manner in which they IL
Illuminate their houses with various
kinds Of brilliant lamps and elaborate
chandeliers. The fire on the altar of
their temple is never allowed to go out;
they claim that K has been carried with
them on all their pilgrimages and that
il has been burning constantly for hun
dreds of years. They believe that It
took a year to create the world; that
the task was completed at SIX unequal
intervals, each marked by q day of
rest All of these supposed periods are
observed by fasting and prayer Before
child is born the mother passes
through the rooms Of her house with z
lighted candle in one hand and q cup
of water in the other, the object of this
strange proceeding being to insure that
her offspring may always have light
and never want for water.
The members OF this alien race have
many good qualities which are recog-
nizad. They are adopts at trade and
many Of them have become rich. One
Of their most pronounced attributes is
generosity. no people in India being
more liberal in their benefactions
Queen Victoria knighted one of them
for the many acts Of charity which he
performed Without discrimination as 70
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18
THE NEW AND THE OLD.

washington Starr
How did you spend the summer" said
the old friend.
VERY nicely" answered Mr.. Cumrox.
Sent mother and the girls to New
port"
And yOu?"
u stayed at home with fine lot of
old port"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18
ZIZE A4T IS STzlIBOL
or SLlBITESS SION.

color, caste OF creed. They have a free
press and show great interest in all
public works. The floral fountain in
Bombay is the gift Of a Parsi, and the
beautiful Victoria gardens were largely
subscribed to by prominent men of
this class. On the whole, India Jared
we'll when she attracted this strange
clan of refugees to her shores. for her
population numbers no more substan-
tiaI citizens than they have proved to
O
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18

is exposed o the gaze of dog. This is
done because the animal is supposed to
be able to guide the soul of the de-
ceased in the direction Of heaven and to
afford protection during the journey. 1t
is also believed that the eyes of a dog
have peculiar magnetic powers in de-
str0ying certain impurities which sur
round d corpse, and that a dead body
sho I'D never be touched by man until
a canine has looked upon il.
It Is further bel eyed that the soul
does not leave this world for three
days. consequently a body is watched
over by friends and relatives during
that time. the final disposition of il Oc-
curing on the fourth day. The female
relatives Of the deceased person con-
tinue to SIT for eight or ten days on a
carpet spread upon the floor near the
spp- where the corpse rested before il
was taken away During this time
they receive visits Of coincidence from
relatives and close acquaintance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18

Wherever you are, l think l
can give you a name Of a man
in your town that I have cured.
Just send me your address and
let me try.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18

even modern experts can find no fauls
with the plan. The corpses are exposed
not especially to be consumed by vul
lures, but to be quickly disposed of
without poiluting the earth or injuring
any living thing dwelling on it. That
the birds Of prey expedite the des.Tuc-
ton is better than to have millions of
insects accomplish it as they do when
bodies are placed in the ground.
The Parsi marriage is a picturesque
affair and the stranger in Bombay is
always attracted by the snowy spec
tacle. While they do not countenance
the marriage of children, according to
the Hindu custom, the batrothals are
often arranged when the principals are
still children 2 or 8 years Of age. II
some instances marriages are even
covsnanted before the children are
born. The details of the betrothal are
always made by a priest, and the we'd
ding generally takes place Immediately
after the girl has arrived at the age of
puberty. The ceremony invariably
takes place in the evening. and for the
reason that certain days in the year
are considered suspicious, great many
marriages may occur at the same time
The occasion calls for professions,
bands, a profuse display of flowers,
and a lavish exchange of gifts. The
numerous guests always attire them
selves in their richest apparel.
Tying of Many Knots.
The form of the ceremony is unusual.
The bride and groom sit opposite each
other with a cloth curtain between
them Under this screen they clasp
right hands. The officiating priest then
proceeds to encircle them with piece
of cloth, the ends Of which are tied in
q double knot. In addition to this a
raw twist is wound around them seven
times, then tied in seven knots over
their joined hands. After this the cur
tain is suddenly dropped and the bride
and groom throw rice. It is supposed
that the one who first succeeds in hit
ting the other is the most in love, and
great interest is always evtnced In this
test. The ceremony is concluded by
the recital Of blessings.
The formalities observed when death
occurs are also notable. A dying man
is washed and dressed as prayers are
said over him. When life is extinct the
body is wrapped in cloth and deposited
on a stone slab on the floor. Before
the recitation Of the funeral sermon.
which is an grafton on the transitory
life OF this world, the face Of the corpse
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18
CURED.
Liberty, Utah.
Dear DR.. McLaugh'

Liberty, titan.
Dear DR.. McLaugh-
lin:
Your belt has done
wonders for me, and
I am cured. Just
think of it, For
twenty five years
] was taking medi-
cine. and had been
under the care of
sc er a | differ
ent doctors without
benefit, and your
belt did more for me
in a few months
than all my previ-
Gus efforts TO get
help. ] will ever
praise your wonder
full remedy in ap-
probation of what
IL has done for me.
Gratefully yours,
c. Z. CLARK.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

WANIED-Nouth 20 attend soda fountaIn;
experience unnecessary. PEOPLES DRUG
STORE. 9Th and i nv Il
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Help Wanted
MnIe mn Female.

WANTED-YCu % know We are --SpeCIalisJs %
To complete course iu sieuosmphy az our
school requires only from 20 10 so days.
STENOGRAPuIC ACADEAY. ilJ-5l5 Color
ado building. se4-sIt
WANT GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENT ?
Prepare Tor examination. FIELDS CIV IL
SERVICE. INSTITUTE 5a2 and H03 Munaes
building Special examination soon. lf
WANTED-Stenographe room Tor a Iea
more in our speed classes expert methods
trial evening free AMERICAN SCHOOL OF
REPORTING. 1871 O. ST. IL
WANTED cook for cafe. Apply lu0 Sch
81. Sc. He-5--L
WANTED-White man. work 0n poultry farm
also woman. cook Address r. j., Eeitstfile.
Md seZS-5J
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Help Wanted-Male.

WANTED-AIan TO manage small cafe. Ad-
dress BOX 555, Times office se29-3t
WANIED-A neat respectable boy for house
work outside Of school hours. Apply 1856
I ST. NV se29-3t
WANTED-ErraEd boy with wheel 1884
X ST. NV. se3e-8t
WANTED-PapeIh hangers; come ready to
work 2l2 9th ST me- se30-3t
WANTED-Archltccts and bHilders % know
20 seconds versus ll-. represents time saved
lie test in gettins water 10 fire. Normal
demonstrations as hre-esCape proper We'd
nesdav, u % J. SIN and d. se30-5t
WANTED-Tailor. II, LEON, I755 Pennsyi-
Vauiu ave. NV. se33-gt
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HOuSefurniShingS.

THIS HOT WEATHER WON'T LAST-Buy
your heating and cook stoves now Nouu
save soc on the dollar. HGzEz=furUls sEIuES az
cost ENITZER d Ia PORTE 1881 9th
81. NV. se-z-Jt
tzs FOR SANITARY CoUCHEs; so.ss
metal folding beds. parlor and bedroom
suites s. per week. stone water pitchers. Ice.
go-oarts. 81 80. REDAOND'S. 81 5tn 81 nv.
5yI1-tf
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Dentistry.

TEETH WITHOUT PIATEs-No extrartfns.
no pain look, feel, act. and last longer tHan
natural teeth slruuken faces made normal
81 NV. saEF-9Gf
FIRST CLASS WORK LOW PRICES-Se-
of teeth. So ups gold crowns, So up. gold
Filings. 81 mp. silver filings 50c: work
guaranteed no pain. DIR GEO. J.. ED
MONDS. SO ~ 20. NV. s-7F-7Fr
DIR. OTIS W. ELZEY. DENTIST.
8 ". Cor 10th and Z Ets ~. w
Cold Crown aod BridEcWUrk Specialist
Satisfaction guaranteed or money positively
refunded. moderate prices Phone NJ sa52
EaI--1f
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Statesmen.

SALESMAN N-EXperieuced ia any. line to sell
general trade in Virginia; an uneXcelle,f
speciality proposition, 10 fill vacancy oct I.
the balance OF this year and 1997; commits
slons, with S35. weekly. THE CONTINENTAL I.
JEWELRY CO. Cleveland, Ohio. il
SALESMEN, local or travelling. 10 sell fire.
PROOF safes 20 business men and farmers. eN-
per1ence uunecessarys quick sales; big prof
IT'S ALPINE SAFE CO, Cincinnati, Ohio.
1t
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Wanted-R0Oms.

WANTED-By young man, pleasant room,
with board. private family central north
west about s25 per month. Address BOX
545. Times Office. lt
WANTED-UnfuuI.shed room within five
minutes walk Of the Postoflce. Address
BOX a52 Times c-hee. se59--t
II YOU WANT your rooms rented bring
them TO GEHSON DENT d. CO. GA 9Th ST.
NV, as we are the only real estate agents i'm
the city Who rent out furnished rooms.
se30-3t
FOR BENT-By October Is three large un-
furnished rooms; light housekeepingi heat
gas; not over SIG; near cars. 1903 ST. se
se30-3t
WANTED-AH persons desiring tenants for
rooms call 502 and 503 MtNSEG BUILDING,
Ten years established; l. reliable. II
YOUNG married couple. with one child; ca
pable t1 take charge of furnished room house ;
reasonable. Apply NJ B., Room 4. 5as 18TH
ST. NV. s52a-2r- @
WANTED-By lady and daughter rooms
Address BOX 53l Times Office. se29-2t
WANTED Room for storing furniture tno
storage house or basementl. not % exceed 50
per month. Address BOX fN3, Times office.
se2S-3t
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Miscellaneous.

EVENING CLASSES for note chain 20 learn
20 read music. Twenty lessons. So See ad
iu Educational ESPGIA DAILY.
Ee8l-gg. e .Su-llJ
A CARLISLE. 6fh IL ST. ne sesa-er
REMOVED To 1901 III So. NV. Phone NJ 2g5f
THE ESPUTA-DALE school of Music ana
Physical culture Nine D. Esputa-Dalv aud
Alr. Norman DAILY, teachers OF Theory. Voice
ana Piano. selG-Su W.f-tf
FOR EENT-T0 adults nne-t0ns upright
piano. reasonable rates Can ur apply by
letter, So Ii-5 oth st. HW. seZg-zt
A-OLD CARPET WOVEN INTO fine art
rugs. only weaving concern here WASH
INGTON RUG Coz. 90 18th ST. uy,. phone
G1-1. apg-tf
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LOST-Umbrella. at Chase's Theater, initials
c. a +. on handle; was the gift Of a dear
friend Rewarded at DELMAR CAFE, 525
18th 81. NV se2S-3t
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FOR RENI-Two large. Handsomely papered
rooms second floor. thTee-story dwelling
southern exposure, porcelain BATH heat and
gas near Congressional Library light house
Keeping nrst-class board and caterer near
By references Sln. jig e. ST. Sc. 10
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Sea Foods, Steaks, Chops, Salads, Etc,
Fhua. Oyster * Chop House. 518 nth NV.
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Situations Wanted-haIe.

WANTED-By sober young man from the
country place as collector for a business
firm. letters Of recommendation. Address BOX
553 Times office se.l--t
vyANTEB-Posltiou as assistant cutter or
nTst-class bushelmau. Address BOX $50.
Times office 10
NANTEu-By reliable col0red man. place as
butler Address 1921 H st. uw. se-a-it
WANTED-Hy young man. over a. o. learn
either hucKiaying pIumiiug or steam l--
ting Address j. j. HAMPEON. $3.50 Cd EL
NV. -e-s--t
A STUDENT who desires work for meals aHd
"a little change 1912 Park road Fe-f--t
WANTED-By young man. clerical WORK from
about untI d p.m. Address BOX a-2. Times
office se-'-tI
WANTED "a young man ot a. position
as clerk. typewriter. experience. reference.
Address BOX 500. Times office 5-,-st
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= WO ROOMS, first aoori light housekeeping,
Ee38-Zt
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Lost

IOST-About nfteen keys with chain at
tached; liberal reward. 1898 81 st. NV.
se20-3t
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BEAUTIFUL front room. with aIcove. si7 A
9t- 71s se3J-4t
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wANTED-Two girls 10 work on pants 80
lth NV Room IS sc3j-&t
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Two large unfunished front rooms. newly
paIered. Izlz o sJ NV ses0-2f
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"RoyaI PiIsen" Costs You Sc

Glass-the regular price; yet no other
light beer is so eNpensively brewed.
Want your moneys worth? Abnrr-
Drury Brewing Co.
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Wall Paper.

WALL PAPERS, cents I-r EalI CTAS.
A. CARLISLE. 5is II So ne se51-5t
VA. y. MAHOSEY. the Progressive PAPER
hanger, reliable. prompt. cheap legal guar
kuLee covers all our work send p1EJa. fsF
free samples and estimate. Main store Goa
Pennsylvania ave se-s telephone East ia r.
or following agencies DE Maine q Co, s2l7
II st NV EdlayitCl's store, Bowie. Sid =
10 Monroe ST.. Auaclstif, NeEcCmbe's drug
store Congress Heights COZ Sew York ave.
NV, 1880 i ST. se.- CuuaWay' store, Laurel.
Nd General Store, Glendale. P1E-ot5Cs.
Colonial Beach Va. Ingalls, Real Estate o.
ice. HyaJtsyille Nd shaw store. TTIIirs
City. Lloyd's store. sealr1cse. Ail. New
agency. just established. Harrison Realty Co.
Rhode Island ave. and 2yth st.. BTo1kanl
se1s-Tt
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Dancing.

THE ORDWAY. 8sl nth ST. ~ W.-Evsry
TUESDAY. Thursday, and Saturday even.
fre- beginners class 1896 advanced. $50.
LADY assistants Proper discretion used IN
admitting scholars TO our academy Lesson
fGc-. six lessons S. $50. Private lesson by ap-
pointment Hail for rent. night OF day.
eazI-9ut PROF CfiAS. NJ WYNDHAM
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Advertisements viii be accepted al any o.
the following branch offices al regular eiIlt1
rates. II il Is IuCIuyeulgnt 70 leave adv USE
IueuIs at either a branch ONCE OF 4he 1llHe7
Business OLc-, they may be JeiepnoAeI 1Li @ -
20 Ihe Times tMaiu 0-UJi, ana a ti'g77ei-s 80
l. the advertiser.
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For Typewriters.

FOR SALE-No. Remington and No. 4
Iansmore. in me condition. cheap. Address
PDN 5aa Times office. se-s-3t
WE HAVE some fine bargains ia OLIVER
typeuriters- never been used only $3.50
sei2-tr WELLINGTON OFFICE. 5l9 Ilth 80.
THF ROYAL STANDARD vIsIBLEi high
grade. practical. universal Keyboard llghtest
@ssnbine most elastic touch. Let as demon
strate Call 1888 + 81 NV. or phone 1893,
fe24-U
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sl2 NJ ST NW--Nicely furnished rooms,
leityi well healed. private family OF adults:
DO noaFders' quiet people wanted. IL
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Wanted -Boartders.

EXCELLENT HOME COOKING: homemade
desserts. fruits, fresh eggs. creamery but
ter best csfIeei sl4 monthly. 81 G NV
ss90-3t
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LOCAL MENTION.

Sunday Hours, S P. NJ. to II P. II.
Fhila oyster chop House, 5l2 18th NV
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FOund.

FOUND-Lady's sold watch; owner may have
same BIZ proving property aUd paying for
costs OF Advertising Apply at BERRY &
WHTTMORE COAfPANTfS s. jewelers.. r and
lth SITS. se29-3t
FOUSD-That hats renovated equal to uewi
straw and Panama a speciality. NIENSL
HAT CO. 59s 18th st. NV. se27-set
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MRS. BESSIE u. BURCHE has the house.
90 @ 81. NV, newly furnished. rooms with
excellent board: gentlemen ses0-st
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BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST


GOLDENBERG's $. sth and * sts. nv. ...
ERWIN > CIGAR STORE. 18th and ria, ave
ERNINS $ CIGAR STORE, -slZ 44th ST. L"-
W il. llCNULII cigar store. l4Ln anu J. NV.
ROBERT u. gELEDLD. The IarF ara t--AL
macy. Lth and Harvard SITS. NV.
W. a DARLING, cor. llth ana 4 SIS ~, 5..t'
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor itA ST.. MINUS
Island ave- and IL 81. NV, .
GHAS. C. HORN lSEs CAristlAnI AL'--s'
sw.. cox 7tl and 81 sts- NV. 80
DOM & SANFORD. New York ave- anu
North Capitol 81.
u A. NEITcH. -1tn and II sts. NV.
QUIGLEA's PHARMACY. 2lst and q Hts. NV
GILLETTE q Co. l4-h and l. sis. NY.
E. ii. WAGNER 81 CO., lst ana II sLa. NV
EUGENE H. NICHOLS. 1901 IA ave A"-
NORTHEAST.
CHAs II. BLCAIER. n. Cap. and r. SITS. ne.
McCHEsNEE * JOACHIM, cor "a and L sts-
SOUTHEAST.
A. Z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts.
o DDNNELL DRUG CO.. 6th ana q st5-
~ IS. FEALY nv. cor nth sr. ana Pa ave.
SOUTHWEST.
y HUGO EIsENDEIss. 7th ana p streets.
ANACOSTIA.
BUEEs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SIS.
BROOELAND. ID. @.
ARTHUR a. j.. LUERssEN. Drug store.
ALEXANDRIA. Va.
r. T. CARNE d. CO.. Il5 King ST.
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Youu Get the Best Good Pies

You'll Get the Best Good Pies
when You order Holmes genuine home
made Pies They arc. made iu the real
home way Gf .tHC finest materials. and
are deIiefgfulW GeECiouz Pumpkin fresh
Irat 4. an4 2Si4!g 5,er'jste.. jt.. siadS deiyered ere
made MILK Bread. be. Holmes Bakery,
laJ and il =-s Phones r. f4f0 and l44l.
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Rooms and Board.

LARGE furn' shed rooms with frst-ciass
board. centrally located reasonable IGgl
Sth 81. nv. ee2g-7t
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Personal.
COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG,
PROPHETOLOGIsT,

CONSULTING CLAIRVOYAET SPECIALIST
Extraordinary clairFaFaHt pJ5rer. bfnsg
with superior knowledge II paiuisrrr. enc
Hhlcs me tu read your life. Infancy ID old
age, giving Comuuu-seuse advice in love.
marriage. divorce and family AFFAIRS how
10 Ia5CiuaIr one az your desire Ieuu.r- the
separated. remove eTil influence true path
to happy and fortunate life Information
clear. concise. and 90 the point. giving names.
dates, and facts. ~ sTH ST r. W
Es2J-tf
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Wanted-Agents.

MONEY III MU6HEODMS-Chc grown
by either sex in cellars. stables. gardens. etc.,
whole year. great demand big pradtsi s-nl
for free booklet and learn this profitable
business. DEPT. 90. Eastern Importing Co..
Brighton. Mass. 10
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- al - Ton-OgaeE -.

TesslcS Bros N Cap. ST. and n. Y. ave.
n L. Phone E-lld5- Delivered FREE.
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Wanted-ROOms g Board.

and board, not 10 exceed $3.50 per week.
people with small children save stamps. Ad-
dress II. W S.s-BOA J5i, Times OrlCe. IT
WANTED-By intelligent CalOTei man and
vile. room and board in nice private family
near Howard University price must bs rea-
scnable. Address BOX 544 Times office
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go II NEAR 10TH, central. large south
'front.' rooms. three windows, en- suite or
single. second or third floors excellent board 8
three baths convenient 10 cars. reasonable
Phone, 546g sr80-st
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a.ooo. 900 Sprues Laths.

s. a thousand. You can't get them else
where at this price. Smiths First street
and Indiana avenue northwest Phone,
East 71S.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Perfection IN Oyster Cooking.
Phua. Oyster & Chop House. 513 uth NV.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30
80 -. 80 Grapeg.

Best quality for making wine; Lowest
price Jos. D. GiorEt0 6l Co. S21 La. ave.
The Washington times., 1906-09-30

Old Mattresses Renovated. Made Good
as new by the Th0rp Carpet Cleaning