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Evening journal., 1906-10-26
STILLEY
SUBMITS REPORT
Big Loss From Fire in the
Year Ending May 20,
1906

City Council last night received from
the Board Of Health communication
requesting that Council provide a pub
lie comfort and suggested that it be
installed in the north front basement
OF the City Han. The matter was re-
ferred to the public building commit
tee.
City Treasurer Blaine reported the
following balances: First National
Bank, si9,S6s.sO; Union National sss.
1860; Delaware $4,000; Wilmington
and Brandywine, $4,000; Central Ma
tional S25,Oooi special fund for park
purposes. $27645; special fund for the
redemption OF bonds and payment of
taxes, slO96i. Total, si9O,55o.S2.
Treasury receipts for the week were:
Eugene NJ Sayers, S625; George II. Nc
Can, Si025.
The following pay rollsgwere ordered
paid: Police Sli1.74; miscellaneous,
S2S28i2, and City Council. S27526.
Invitations for the annual reception
OF the Brandywine Fire Company
which viii be held on the evening Of
November 2 were received and accept
ed.
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Democratic Rule
Means High Taxes

in political castle county
Wilmington.
al
Picture condition alongside
publican to-day
Think Of New Castle being
Mr. did
June the Democratic
peratey to have sixty
the 500
MT Scott the
mar made record for nconpeteney
and left the
,on 30 % properly owners the voters wish
uon OF Denra'c bankruptcy high
II they vote the Democratic t uln
The administrations
Republican W - s''
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Charles H. simmons, No. .; p. C.
Charles Hilegas, No. 1; p. c. George
Webster, no. Q.
Fraternal Correspondence--sup Rep.
Joseph c. Jolls, No. -; p. c. John Hey
de, No. IA; p. C. w. s. Waller No.
Is.
PRINTING!. x. r. and S. Mark L.
Garrett, No. 6; z. C. James ]. Cohen.
No. rs; p. C. Charles H. Lippincott
| No /.
The following deputy grand chancel-
lors were re-appointed:
j. G.. Max Ephraim. No. I.
C. NJ. A. Jonathan Dickinson. No. 18
G.. IT, G. Harry S. Beaston.
c. @. G. C. a. short.
p. G.. c. J. c. Borol. No. Q.
p. c. II. j. Baker No. 10.
p. c. Silas n. Morris. No. is.
T. G. S. NJ. Yingling. No. n.
p c. +. A. Hubbard. No. IA.
p. c. w. d. King. No. %.
The grand chancellor reserved lodge
Nos. 3 8. Is and % for himself.
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To complote Arrangements Tonight.

The joint Hallowe en- committee OF the
Mercantile Association and the Fraternal
Order Of Eagles and the firomen, WI hold
meetings tonight in Eagles Han to COM
plete arrangements for the celebration on
October 81.
Business houses and private dwellings
are beginning 70 show the national coIors
and il is the hope OF the committee that
as many peaple as possible decorate their
buildings.
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viii Remove sunksn BARGE.

Captain Edmund e. Rogers and
Harry e. Lancaster, Of New Castle.
yesterday located barge No. OF the
Maryland Dredging Company, which
was sunk last week during the storms
on the Delaware river. The wreck is
a menace to vessels using the westerly
channel and the owners viii have IL
removed. The government engineers
had threatened to blow it up with dy-
Mantle.
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Reading Circle Lectures.

Members of the Catholic Reading
circle were given an illustrated lecture
on.Paris on Wednesday by the Rev. w.
y. Temple, ID. D.
Announcement was made of the staff
of lecturers engaged for the winter
season. which includes DR. Stafford, DR..
NJ +. Egan and Professors j. c. Mona
CHAN. Of Washington, and Drs. Race,
Shahan and Turner. OF the faculty c.
the Catholic University at Washington.
on November z. DR.. Temple viii give
the FIRST Of his lectures on he Francie-
can movement. the subject being IS;
Francis Of Assissi."
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;
Already "THE JUNGLE" has
been booked for practically the
whole season in New York and
Chicago, so that there will be
only about three weeks road tour
to and from those cities. In the
keen competition for the small
remaining time, this city has
been fortunate in securing a
date andeloeai tlfeatre-g6ers will
have an opportunity toe get
first view of the epoch-hlaking
play Of the twentieth century in
its original farm, exactly as pre-
sented in the metropolises Of
America
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K. OF P. COMMITTEES
Grand Chancellor Book Announces APP
pointmeuts for the Year.

NAf"|NAN~tNNA
pointments for the Year
Grand Chancellor Samuel ]. Beck OF
the Grand Lodge % Delaware knights
OF Pythias. has announced the appoint
ment of the following committees for
tho ensuing year:
Legislation-P. c. B. A. Groves. No
Is: F. c. w. l.. Gooding 40. %; p. G.
c. w. w. Knowles. No. s.
Appeals and Grievances-P. S. r
James b. Tucker No. 4; p. c. Jacot
NJ. Minker. No. 6; p. c. H. b
Bettis. No. 13
state Of the Order-P. c. d. c. Rose
No. 5; p. C. j. II. Bostic. No. 10; p. c
S. n. Culvert. No. II.
Returns and Credentials-P G. c
w J. Moreland, No. Is: p. C. W. S
Burrows. No. ,; p. c. John A. Elliott
No 10.
Finance and Mileage-P. C. c
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ADJUSTMENTS
GRAND OPERA NOV =
MIAMI HOUSE wv
ROAD TOUR limited

wednesday Matinee, 2l5i evening. SIS.
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GOMEOY HEAIRE

4o2 MARKET STREET.
w. o. Hyrup General Manager
HYRUPS MOVING PICTURES AND
ILLUSTRATED SONGS.
Programme days. Commencing Octo-
Der 25th.
S. f. Fire Dept. at Work During the
Earthquake.
What Happens on Holidays.
Kathleen .Mavoureen's act drama
without words.
Matinees, 1.sO p. I'M. Evenings, $50 p. m.
sc to all.
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Help Wanted-Femaie.

WANTED---First-elass laundress. pay weekly
Apply 1872 L st NV. 1t
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Miscellaneous.

FAMILY ice boxes and chests repaired and
refined, sos New York ave. fel5-s1f
FEW PIANO or violin pupils acconnn5o-
dated at reduced rates by successful teacher
IaTed progress guar8nteed- Address BOx 81.
ms olllee. fel8-2t
OLD EAfRREfS woven into reversible rugs.
droIgrsIostals tstepheue East 551-M NON
PARIlIIA ll&s6th sts feI4-3t
OLD CARPETS WOVEN into flne ara r77e-
WASH RUG co, ,sl6 18th ST. nw- Telephone
So. ----.----- fe9-7t
LADIES, IL yoa want a perfect fitting Dar-
tern cut 10 order. giving grace. ease and
beauty TO the form call at the DESIG%TNtS
PAkkEoleS. 10, G 81 NV: shirt waist, pat
terms. 75c- feS-fst
HAVE YOUR SKIRTS MADE bv the skirt
talAs4IhF eOnlp3Hy- We also Teffl0dpI ali
kinds sf garments. SIS i4th St jasi- s1t
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Wall Paper.

YOU'LL, SAVE MONEY II We 90 it now
Painting AMI paperhanging. =. II. RECh-
WITH. sos 7 ST. ne. fe13-3t
WM. V 8IAHoNEY, the Progressive Paper
hanger, reliable, prompt. cheap; legal guar
antee covers all our work; send postal for
free samples and estimate Main store COS
pennsylvania ave. Sc, telephone East ~ F,
OF following agencies. De Maine & Co. 3Zn7
81 ST NV, E3layitch's store, Bowie, Nd. :
10 Monroe st. Anacostia: Mattingly's store.
Congress Heights; 6o7 New York ave. nw.
1880 g st. Sc conaway's store, Laurel Nd.
General Store. Glendale: new agency just es-
tabitshed. Postofhce. Colonial Beach. Va.
fe9-1k
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l., LADIES and 6 NII-EMEN. HoWrIs THIS
THE NASEFkN CitF1sCS- BRANCH or TEE
7. n EMBROIDERY WORKS New YoTlC
offers an opportunity TO any. lady or reU-
Ueman TO make SO PER DAY by selling
our Rand and French embroidered shirt waists
ana SUIT patterns IN poHges ana other high.
gFade quflities. also lines of Oriental nov
ettiess Japanese kfrapdos. SILK and wooden
shaw Is. Liberal terms tes agents Can al
Branch office for Information S TRACHT-
NAN $40 L ST NV ROOM q fe7-g0r
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Music and EIoCution.

ORPHELLA J. HART, 442 MASS AVE- \.
W teacher OF piano. harmony vocal cuI-
ture. sight singing. elocution, and dramatic
art.
RecitaIs, dramatic performances. and on
efas given during the season Large stage
Tor reheaTsaIs
Piano graduate; student at Peabody Inst.
Baltimore Nd Pupil Of Carl Gaartner and
Richard BuTmester. Charges moderate
Phone Main 335-M. fet4-e9t
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We store. and sci Furniture.

Brown & TolsofsE 8uets-. 1903 II ST nv
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Dancing.
EE THE MOONLIGHT An

SEE THE MOONLIGHT AND
SHADOW DANCES
The OkDWATS. 4s1 nth st. y. w.--Every
Monday, Tuesday. Frida~ II ad Saturday even
ing; beginners class, ~ advanced, sac
Lady assistants; six Lessons 81 so. Private
lessons by appointment
fele-9ot Prof. CfiAS- ii. WXNDHAA,
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One hundred vaTieties-many of which
arc entirely new, and of course exception
ally delicious. Geo, 3. Sheetz, Z * 10th st
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. y = WT05
L. ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. /. CARNE & co. 703 Kins st.
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So, So, SO Felt Lined Hair Mattresse
! lust Received.
Royal Pilsen Embodies Every Quality

that s desirable ln light beer. A perfect
ldble beverage. For case drop postal or
phone ", SO Abaer-Drury Brewing co.
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Attorneys.

ADVICE FREE-Damage. divorce. and estate
cases no charge without service; best law
yeTs. All courts: everything strictly conf
dental Address p. o. BOX I. station 4
e4As' fei4-Sot
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WANTED-osirl for homework Apply 21
80 st. NV. 1t
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Chris.. xander's pride OF virginia 20
Candies Usually 6oc Lb. for ssc.

enriches Impoverished blood-builds up
health. 75c at. Only at 9o9 eth St
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Sweet Violets, z5c Bunch.
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Dentistry.

FTRST.CLAsS WORK. Tow PRICFS--ses
of teeth 50 up; gold crowns 81 IN: roid
nltiHgs, 81 up; silver filings, SOC ap, work
guaranteed: 10 PAIN DIR. GEO l.. ED
MO~DS, SIC + St ny. ta23-S0t
TEETH WITHOUT PLATE--Eo extracting.
no PAIN 'ook, feel. act and last longer than
nafGFai Shunken faces made normal /;
painless Milling. DR. J. L. WILSON 1909 +
50, Nv. ia27-39t
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Notary Public.
Storage.

WHY PAY MORE? We 81 ore for -5c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE Co ais 420-s2.
10th 81. Phone Main 1928 sa2I-81t
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Cleaners and DyerS.

FOUR SUITS SPONGED AND PRESSED
for 81; 70 pairs Of pants sponged aud pressed
for 81 Altering and repairing THE
CLOTHES DOCTOR. 1853 Pennsylvania ave
NV Telephone fe15-50t
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WANTED-Cook. $40: maid, SIS; housegirl,
sl4; girl for doctors Office: colored girl 1856
18th ST. Il
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For Saie-Typewriters.

BOB -sALE=-No Remington tyf5ev-rite-
nearly new $40. ATKINSON x RkfIAP1
CO, las. al. 13lh 80 as. "a n
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TA saIL13I SHOP for sale. n5 st. nv.
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COmpO-Board-DOn't Be Surprised

at unsatisfactory work if the boards are
attached in the Nrehg direction Thos.
" sSTnith. Lumber Dealer washington,
ID. G.
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For Sale-BiCyCIeS.

WANTED-To buy every second hand bicycle
in the city. 1I2 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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Wanted-Rooms 9 Board

WANTED-By gentleman. room and hoard
IN family where German Is the ian
guage spoken; ueighborhood Of Georgetown
preferred Address BOX 50. Times ofice.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED-A mediun1-siZe sac. in good con-
'i zen, Address BOX IS. Times office.
WANTED -IF YOU Are GIVING UP
lsSuseKeep5ng and wish TO sell part or all
81 your furniture, send for the man who
mas the reputation Of 20 years fair dealing
MMARC sisI NOTES. 42s 9th 3. NV; phone
WANTED-A second hand La ~ carnenfeT- =
S S1n' ,JIl 5See 70 be seen, and when Ad-
oIess BOX -. Times Office. fei5-3t
WANTED-S. KEBESKY- fse 7tn St NV
Viii pAy the highest cash ~ zee for ladies'
gents ana children s cast OF clothing and
SHOES anu hats. Address a D. staI and I VIII
call Phone N 22e0- fe10-30t
WANTED-Harness. single and double sets.
cheap. PETERS. 1921 n st. ne fe14-3t
wANTED--At sINCLAIR's. ess Louisiana
ave, furniture, showcases. roll-top desks
LoI eaah. storage, Ioc per load fe15-3t
The reason all the mothers 90
To BOYCES NURSERY STUDIO
ana have their baby pictures made
ls just as plain a. IL can be,
For anyone can clearly see
That babies are a specially
IeI1-2t Al BOYCE ) STUDIO 1873 F St nv.
WAETED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments, ladies' or gentlemens- Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and Z viii call any
hour. =. TARSHES. 1908 9Th 81. nv. Phone
Norm ass. no30-sot
WANTED buy. take down. and remove
brick and frame buildings, expertly and
promptly. T EDW. CLARK. Builders Sup
pies, lsoS New Jersey ave nv Phone y.
zls fe7-9ot
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture.
carpets viii pay fun value for stoves IN
good condition: Office furniture and house
hold goods OF ali kinds; contents especially
d. NOTES, 625 Louisiana ave. Phone NJ 1906.
fes-a0t
DON'T KEEP USELESS ARTICLT What
Is useless TO you IS useful 10 ne : buy
old gold. silver. diamonds. wa,ct g, al pawn
tickets. money TO loaL< on 1swsIry. .ABRA-
HANS. $50 yth 81 nv oc26-6mos
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets, stoves bFic-a-bfaC. apd 81 kinds Of
household goods. BAUM 8 FURNITURE
SHOP, Sth ana L SITS nv. Phone North 1913.
Iaz9-SJt
OLD CHINA PLATES. plattsrs cups. silver
ware. coins. and antiques lee3 @ st Nv.
y@-t 90
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away your old clothing. shoes. hats. and
shirts before seeing me, as pay highest cash
prices Tor them Drop postal. viii call. Z.
GEWIRZ, lz0S 5th 81. nv. fe2-I5t
WANTED-Furnitpre Of all kinds: highest
prices paio. square dear assured tax
LORS. 40 sth ST. nv. Phone Main 5l37.
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WE SELL the best feed for your house plants.
good singing canaTies, parrots, dogs, mon
keys. fancy poultry, and pigeons Tor SQUAD
raising SCHMID BIRD STORE, 7i2 12th
st NV fet5-Cf
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MANTEIl-A medium-size sac. in good con-
"itl3n. Address BOX So Times office
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evening gowns; and one street costume. 80
~ perfect condition Address BOX 81 hines
"t-t~C. feI5-st
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Wilson & Mayess' Sale New Rugs
At auction Friday eotnueneing 1880 a. m.
If ~, need Of g new carpet. you should
see these beautiful rugs direct from the
looms. 1221 and l229 G St
So, 81, So Felt LINED Hair Mattresses,
Comfortable, lfurabie. and economical;
y GU can see theHl mad es~aaI4.rsT. Jones
Mattress FacterY, $50 II st-nw. Tel N, 2O97
sJust Received. --'
q shipment0f Southern Shad and Her
ring selling as foliows:- Roe Shad 65C;
BUc1c Shad. 40E; Herring. 30c per. doz.: ali
klHd OF i1sh cheap. Z. W. Claxton S46
La ave Phone Main 579-
Royal Pilsen EmbOdies Every Quality
that's desirable ln light beer. A-perfect
table beverage. For case drop postal or
phone ", SO. Abaer-Drury Brewing Co.
49,
We Store and Sell Furniture.
Brown & Tolsof a uets-, 1903 H st. nv
Sweet ViOlets, zsc Bunch.
at K.ramer's. -9l6. T st. NV.
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For Miscellaneous.

- ot SALh-One secondhand soda fountain
~ syTulss nfst-class condition: chear. ~,
GneEai terms Also lot Of steel fo,,-,ts
toF making soda water. BURCH {. III E-fe
oel ana y SIS. NV fel5-st
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For Rent
/ Furnished Rooms.

Furnished Rooms.
FOR RENT-95iceIy furnished rooms for g-r-
tfemen5 convenient TO hath; with heat AMI
gas az ST. nv feI5-3t
IS MASS, AVE. NW.-Furnished room. well
1e..SeG. private family; reasonable. feI5-st
CHEERFUL. newly furnished second and
thlfa -iooF 'front.' rooms basement Tor house
AseP.Lg- reasonable 81 g 81. nW. fel5-zt
TWO furnished rocms. complete for ftEht
housekeeping; heat gas. and bath. lzs r 5
NV fe15-sf
FOR RENT-Cheap. to permanent tenant
Desuttul furnished room; heat and gas. bath
e-1etLsiias- IS II 81 nv fe15-3t
ONE furnished room on second moor for
couple or gentlemen; reHt cheap 7I6 Ieth
St NV II
1452 DOUGLAS sT.-NiceIy furnished front
80 H2t-"ater hest, one or Two gentlemen
NICE FURNISHED ROOM. second &c.,
cheap suitable for one or two ga Mass
cnusetts ave. ne fef5-st
Two BASEMENT ROOMS. furnished for
housekeeping. $50 Week; also large front
room. eI2 Maryland ave. sw feI5-st
FOX ftfS Nicely furnished rooms. g. 20 s.
and S Der week, gentlemen or light house
keeping 2iG ID ST nw- feI5-zt
TWO ROOMS first roor. 81. VIII rent sen
aTate heat and light Soc Massachusetts ave.
ne fels-2t
- sth 81. nv. a very convenient furnished
nat on the third floor. consisting Of three
rooms. private bath. summer kitchen. IRE.
and hgAt So feia-7t
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. slo New
4oTE ave. fsI4-9t
LARGE front and connecting back roons
nicely furnished; low TO permanent gentle
men, all conFeniencess h0t-water heat. 1926
10th NV. fel4-st
LARGE. cheerful room on first floor. terms
reasonaoLe les 18th st nv feI4-9t
THE FoLGER. III I'd st. Sc. Fiat 5-Rrigbt
sunny room, all convenie1ces. private family
reasonable fe14-st
LARGE ROOM, suitable for man and wife
cheap. 80 d st. Sc. fei4-3t
LARGE furnished room. suitable for two If
desired. - ST. NV. feI8-3t
FOR RENT-Two second floor communicat
ing rooms, en- suite OF single, also one third
foor front sgS Sd 81. NV fef3-3t
NEAT, WARM, CHEEKY rooms IO29 stH ST
NV. fafq-sf
THREE large furnished front rooms 81 $
ana $40 per month, gentlemen only. 1872 7tb
feI2-st
DESIRABLE weII-furnfshed h0uSeseening
fiat, three rooms and bath. private house. 70
refined adults only. 1lzs 9Th NV. fe1S-3t
WELL FURNISHED front rooms. SIS Sth
St feI3-2r
TWO FURNISHED rooms COZ Maryland
ave sw. fe1e-2t
LARGE front room near Government Print
ing once 20 New Jersey ave NV. fe13-St
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished second floor
front room cheap. 1loS sth st. NV fel2-4t
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C0StumeS-EavOrs.
Wilson & Mayess' Sale New Rugs

Gundlach. SIS 9TH st. NV. Phone 45SI-Y.
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.AHACOSTIA-
BR00KLAND, D. c.

1URY's PHARSsAGY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS,
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LOcAE MENTION.
The Ideal Rye Whiskev.

Vim. Cannon s-eNcelleat Purissjraa Rye
a superior Whiskey That answers perfect
ly every requirement You'll find IL bOtf
pleasing and beneficial. Phone Y. SIS. 122;
4th ST.
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Situations Wanted

Female.
WANTED-Laundry TO take home PA
Stearns court NV. 1t
WANTED-Washing to do by eoIored woman
at home or out by the day. 22e . st. nv It
WANTED-By laundress washing TO take
home. l54 L ST. fel5-St
WANTED-Sewing to do: children's clothing
a specially MRS. J. r. ESSIG 800 K st
NV. fel4-4t
WANTED-By young lady. position as com
panioni best CT references. Address BOX
p. Times Office. fel3-st
WANTED-Washing 70 do at home. $50 c
st. sw. fef3-st
WANTED-Plain sewing; shirt waists a spe-
cialty; reasonable, at 12& ct. Sc. fels-st
OIL PORTRAITS RETOUCHED and re-
stored; satisfaction guaranteed; reasonable
rates, Address MISS NJ, IL 18th ST ne.
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For Rent-ApartmentS.

TO COLORED TENANT-Apartment OF -FOUR
rooms and bath IN No 245l P St NV. Rent
only $50.
JORDAN < BLOoNER Unc.). 1914 C st. nv.
fel5-3t
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90" Cures Cold in One Night. s'o9,'
For sale at a7l druggists. g cents.
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AUERBACH's sAxoNY WOOL SWEAT
EIs. d Il $ Values, So s. Values,
Values. t5c. Aens, Ladies. Boys, & Girls
Midwiuter Reduction sale. Biggest and
Finest stock in CITY. e. AUERBACH &
son. : 8 H Specialists in Saxouy Wool
sweaters d Jackets. te5-tf
RARE OLD CHINA engravIngs, and an.
ugues- BURFEIND :. 1855 G 81. NV.
5aF--e0-
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For Exchange.

WANTED-Fo- exchange desirable real estate
Tor gasolene automobile. Address BOX s.
Timer ofica fAIs-2k
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G0EDENBERGaS, Tn ana X ats. NY. g %
S. KAHN. SONS e coz sth and MARKET space.
ERN8N'S CIGAR sTclFttl. 2 14tfisand F7ia. a. e.
VIZ. McNUG.Ty Cigar stere. tAth and nv.
ROBERT 7. PEFEoI.T. frhes Harvard Rkar~
macy, 18th and. Hazard stsa- NV.
4. Z. POWEIL.t an and East "a p tel SIS
a. NJ DANIELS. aort 18th saAd z SIS NV
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th st, Rhode
Island ave. ,zand Pr ST.. NV 3 -s
CEI&E. G HORSU Nc. CHRISTIANS Pharmacy.
sN- cor. 7th and ~ sts. NV
STAFFORD PHARMACY. 7th and H SITS. ne.
DOM & SANEoRR. New York ave and
North capitol .ssLs1rs
CHAS. H BLIZtsts-- y. Cap. r SITS ne.
r. 4. VEITCH. 28th and NJ SITS NV.
W. D. BRACE. cor, 30th and n SITS. NV.
QUIGLET'S PHARMACY. 2lst and G SITS. NV
OBONNELL DRUG CO.. Sth and G SITS. Sc.
GILLETTE & CO.. 18th and L SITS. NV.
;. ". WAGNER x CO, Ist and II SITS NV
u. T. BUTTS Ger, 9Th ana Mass. ave. nv.
-. T. TAYLOE55 18th and~F'a SITS NV
NJ. 5. FEALY. 7nvy-gcor. nth and Pa ave Sc
j. p. CoBL-EHSEzs .E3a cave and N Cap ct
EUGENE r. NICHOLS, 1901 Pa ave NV.
CHEAS-- b. CAMPBELL, cor. I'd and L sts. ne.
y HUGO EISENREISS. eth and sts. sW.
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Situations Wanted
Male and Female,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for recommended driver
porter, JaRitor; waitress nurse house s4afd
1911 New York ave. II
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Personal.

NINE. RAY. seventh daughter reveals raSt
future, love, business, names, marriages gs5
I st NV fe14-7t
FOR SALE-Twenty full dress coats an 81
eacb. Cau I5io r st NV. feI3-st
TIE WORKINGMAN said it What did he
say? good warm sf'ij Of clothes or over
coat. slightly used, is letter and cheaper than
new ones when bouseC at JUSTHiS OLD
STAND, 6I9 d ST fsf9-+
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUNS OF IS to $50
JOSEPH CAIN, ROOM A56 JENIFER
hCtLDiNG, 1TH AND D SIS NV. feIO-7t
NINE. RITA. the Worlds Greatest Paln3fgt
and card Reader, only astrologer in Wash
ingt0n, is holding receptions at T23 9Th ST
NV. Fee, 25c and SOC fef0-aot
FOR HIRE-FUIL DRESS AND TTfXF0O
SUITS. THE FAMOUS. 4s5 7TH ST. NV
WINTER CLOTHES-we have for sac a Jew
Encaned-for garments at one-haif price
1hese are bargains in uade-to-order eIoThes
GLASGOW WOODEN MTLIS Co. els Pens
sylFanla ave. NV ocI2-tf
MR.. E. MILLION, Pianist and Mental Read
ingsi everything told 914 New York ave
NV. fea-sat
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Situations Wanted-male.

wANTED-A job in a bicycle repair shop.
had one years experience. Address BOX CO
Times Office fe15-2t
wANTED-By young man, student married
work evenings: anything remunerat3ve. Ad-
dress " r. T, 655 South Carolina ave Sc
It
WANTED-Engageme by experienced pi-
anist Address BOX 81, Times office
WANTED-3y coIored man. position az drIve-
any inside work. Address BOX So Times
Office fel5-2t
WANTED-By single man. with experience
position on farm gardener have full
outfit. Address BOX 81. Times Office. II
WANTED-A position as elevator boy. bell
man. or house man. 705 nth st nv II
WANTED-By a reliable young white man
place as bartender Address BOX Sc, Times
Office II
WANTED-By white boy. place on elevator
driving, work in store, or as bell man. 92I
18th 1t
WANTED-By young electrical graduate with
experience position; assistant electrician pre-
ferred: sober; references furnished Address
BOX 70, Strasburg, Va, feI3-7=
WANTED-By young man. Is OUTSIDE POSI-
ton: good education and best of references
and bond If required Address BOX /. Times
office fe1O-gt
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Wanted
Horses and Vehicles

WANTED-75 teams 1goIv % T,TTEPD 6
Co. corner nth and Clifton SITS. NV. feI5-3t
WASTED-Horse on easy ,erus Address
BOX ~. Times Office fe14-sr
WANTED-A good driving horse weighing
about LOO pounds. IN exchange for build
ing lot Ia the Northwest Address or cali
III Todd place NV near % and T SIS
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For Stables.

FOR RENT-Briek stable, rear Of 200 New
York ave. NV Inquire Of 3. f. GARVEY.
~ aboTe Uun2beE- kaIA-11
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANTED-Tou can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand in Is hours attain e speed Of
Is 10 40 words in 100 hours. and We viii pro-
cure q position fer you. We teach also Pitt
man, Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems.
typewTitiug and Spanish STE<CERAPETg
ACADEMY. Colorado building Phone NJ.
Ia fe--Sot
WANTED - SteB9grapher and typew ritter,
must be competent. state experience ana sal
airy expected Address BOX s. Times office.
j
WANTED-GeTeraI workers. cooks, chamber
maids, waitress. irOner; waiter and pantry
man. also giIl 90 North. 1911 New YORK
ave. Il