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Packing Exhibition Corn.

The attention Of prospective exhi-
bitors at the coming National Corn
Exposition. Chicago, Oct. 3 20 10,
is called TO several important mat
tcrs i'm connection with packing ex-
hibits Exhibition corn must bee pack
ed Ga slated crate. Never use a
tight box. especially IL the grain is
not Thoroughly dy and the weather
happens ru be- damp, as there Is dan
a.g ut serious damage hy molding
and consequent running Of your
sample
wrap each sar separately iu pa
pur. newspaper VIII answer aa we'll
1913 an. D1 NOT hesitate tp put on
three or four layers rBek the ears
uEtf boo rbe box. then nail up and
label Nifh 90 card secured from the
exposition management
While tbs box must be strong. .u
there ell he uo danger of Injury Boa
handling. be- must also bg aa light Co.'S
uu Iale s1 that fhs express charges
$3.50 nr ths minimum
-h.p au'r Hy express. prepaid ua
1000. fuEet thN as prompt delivery
.aaaot b, madv aalsH tte .harrsa
.rs prepaid Mother Important if,m
. 81. uip fae uarr .sn .aaa s
.t tel TE. sI. Hts 500 .aH
..... amn.r E.aII HmH af the
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Charged With False Swearing.

Jailer Tom Mckee went to For
reston Monday afternoon and arrest
ed young man named W, Il. viii
hottie on an alleged charge of false
swearing. He was brought here and
placed in jail The young man pro
cured q marriage license from Coun-
IS Clerk Loggius on July 20 for him
self and Miss Carrie Ross. and he Is
accused OF making false affidavit
Js fu tho girls age
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~tringing a Cable.

ldncmcu for the Western Union
Telegraph con pauy are a. work Ga
me C.ty This week stringing q cable
through town. NcW poles we've set
t1r 'hr cabl" and when D. is up the
DID Wires w.II be taken down. The
cable was connected with the KATY
ticket office Jbls morning and ia o.
day or ESQ Dc W,Ii by strung luto che
800 lueu office OF the Western
Union
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Gone to Bcli Branch.

The following party left this
morning for a weeks outing at Bell
Branch. Misses Wilma Hill, Mary
Cannon, Annie Morris, Mamie Bell
and Margaret Watson, Marie Spald-
ing and Mr.. Charlie Burnett chap
eroned by Mesdames s. +. Spalding
and VIII Farley.
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Ladies and children, when down
town call at the Eatitorium for your
ice cream and sherbets. tt
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-20

aas aeste far 90 ttamaaasFs
esfs-- ~ r1sehs~ l4.vs
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LOCAL NEWS. .
.s>>>~ ss>>s
Nsiaassa as te~ ae~ess gesfais
Is fa~a
r. cfesk q 90 assl Foana.
heap
grlelai lsetay
Iust serv3ved ue~ ljae 81 peafals
az As 'usatas -
ss~ v 4 Cree. CO before .oa
aay yuar roo'fsx
- postcards as griasosh aras
.,o.u - at,gA "a
+ Mrs " r Bsaaag left ihis naora-
! sag for sbernaa d.
/ At,ornay win Haacock w4a 10
Milford yesterday
f 3 f Riddle uaa pAs>enxef 10
T Dallas this morning
& ~~~ X ID, Metou,hs fos Fire and
tornado tnsoraSr~.
+ q l.. AdkiHsoa made business
+ trip tn Dallas yesterday
Plenty II Iron or felt roofing AZ r.
q. Crons Cos. prices right II
Mrs ChristIa Cleveland LEFT this
morning for a visit TO Corsicauae
Buy your pumps from F. 8, Crons
co All kinds. Prices way down.
Lemon Puff Have you tried u.
IT'S fine. Served at the Eautoriam.
II
You had better take advantage oil
! our summer rates at the EatItor'um'
/ II
/ Go by the Eartoflum nhd get one
/ quart Of that good ice cream Tor -
cents.
When You need pih'nne'' 'aH
Bunkley. with F. S, Crouk Co. Both
/ phones ST. II
Good music. new pictures, alt the
/ tin. nj the Emuire South side
s,,ara If
hrs y Small and n Wat
...u.. g.. n,t,as. th3s
. morning
MISS Annie Lee MusSfaEs8 'e''
this morning for visit to elmer
and other points.
\ good cool house and plenty Of
ice water at the Empire Amusement
Co, south side square. tt
We served five gallons of Lemon
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W hfawu unilas a. g.. Hsaty.
iHlIW 49, W Grfrth Waco. Ias
Nicholas Providence e. g. A. g.
talaerI fusf WoFfh U b. CO.'S
tera sf iaHw g. EasIe sad
site WhHa~flsh wNs iaaa usa.
t. "tfeaFishf W Nass Ash.
a.Ha AHaf NataH mih
Haea Blasts ilg WaHIa .fs
WeuaaE u8H u S.
~
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

with several persons inside had gone by at a trc-
mendous pace not long before! That sounded as if
the car we chased could not be far away. Our ewes
searched the telltale dust and found a sleek
SralSht tran IN the midst of wobbling cart tracks
We had only To follow that straight trail tbrn /
sad to come up with CarmOna and Interfere with
his new plans
Now we were racing through wide region of salt
marsh. where within Enclosures qrazed hrnJr.dS f
merce black bulls, sooner later to die in the arena
The country became deSoate and curiously sad
we met no more peasants carts or laden donkevs
as the road began to undulate among the foothills
OF distant mount ain ranges
W hat an ideal place for a band of Colonel O'Don-
mel bandits. Sald Dick; then drew in his breath
With sharpness that cut the sentence short as we
whlrled round hummock at a turning of the road
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CHAPTER XXXIII.
The Seven Men of Ec,ia

rLoSk in front of us was drawn up a large auto
- mobile its front wheels mounted on a barrier
OF rough stones built across the highway Rolled
III the DUST lay leather clad chauffeur. limp in
uhConScouSneSS or death: and with their backs
10 the car two young men stood bravey defending
themselves against seven
30 suddenly did we burst upon the scene and So
lurlouSly had to put the brake that | saw only
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

bride. Don Ramon, and as tor YOU, SeHor Warng-"
As for me- repeated Dick anXiousIv Am
l not TO come back before that ="
You are to come back when YOU like and-papa
viii be glad to YOU. She answered lust as any
conventional little senorita might have answered
But at least she had the kindness To blush: and
would have moved away to give Dick a last chance
II at that moment the Cherub had not come out of
his room.
Instantly Pillar dashed into explanations. and be-
tween he threco us he had the history of events
NO one on earth looks less practical than the
dreamy eyed, soft voiced Cherub vet it was he
who thought of practical details which we had for
gotten He 1t was who reminded us that it would
not be prudent to take Ropes away from Seville
As the man who said he had discovered the bomb.
ms evidence would be wanted and if he disappeared
IT would look mysterious His real connection with
the Marques OF asa Triana might be unearthed by
me p0hce' and because of that miserable affair at
barcelona, whose consequences were continually
cropping up. some hideous story might be concocted
and believed
Dick and unhesitatingly decided to take the
Cherub 5 advice and leave Ropes behind. He was
engaged IN getting the ready, and would no
doubt be disappointed to hear that he was to be
temporarily abandoned; but he would see the
wisdom of such course and might be trusted To
guard my interests. As for Dick he might turn his
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

already wounded got another souvenir o.. ,at en-
counter, and out of the seven only four could ge-
to their saddles. One lIruped in the rear. but A5
had lost his CarbIne; sat where his comrades '
flung HIM in their flight and the last of ,hc seven;
stunned by my stone, lay breathing SteCt'r'u>E III
the road.
After then-after them" one OF the Young men
who had fought So brilliantly shouted now % Jhe
civil guards. Don't let them get away
For the first time looked him with seeing eyes
Then. | could hardly Stihe an exclamation II was
the King
He gave me back look for look smiling that brave
and charming smile which has magic III It - trans
form enemy into a loyal servant.
had my cap of nov, and 81 had Dick. who "o'S
the Iaunty air had seen HIM in more than one
battle
II have to thank YOU both" said the King; ana
not for the first time Our ears well a. ourselves
have met before Wasn't II BiarritZ2
felt the blood stream up the roots of my han
Your Majesty has Kings memory for faces.
Stammered
There are faces one doesn't forget" said he
But Wen talk of that presently. Now we have
work here "
The Kings companion was already down on
one knee by the side of the Chaufeur, pouring
aguardiente from a flask into the man halt open
Cor:'rasI 9ISs -
New-York tribune., 1907-07-07

iItt'I II'i 4Ii'I many l41lio lttuIN sleep t.
but we could not leave for an iudcti-
nlte absence without bidding them
good by, and we We're on our way to-
knock at Colonel ODouncls door
When Pillar appeared from the room
adjoining
y moment, and She understood
everything. You viii follow" She
exclaimed, without waiting to hear
my plans;
And I'll 90 with him, said Dick.
looking Wistfully at her; for nc had
not had his answer yet. and who could
tell when he would have it now. or
what It would be when 1t came
"Of course knew YOU would"
Pillar replied And light lcapcd up
in her dark eyes | it meant nothing
warmer, 1t meant approval. You
VIII want to 60 at once Oh, | am
sorry YOU VIII miss the fair You
don't know what fairyland Seville
is, with miles of streets and park
rooted in with arches of colorcd lights.
like jewels; and papa has tent in
the gayest place where we stay all
day and see our friends. and it is such
fun visiting the booths and Sidcshows'
But maybe next spring YOU will
come back for the far with your
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Wanted-AgentS.

AGENTS-Big Wonder summer leader;
agents make 81 an hour. new: needed In every
PEASE MFG. CO, Dept. 100 Buffalo. y. Y.
!y1.I4.-I
GENERAL AGENT WANTED for this terri
tory; $40 TO $50 per day can be made by hust-
lers, 1--we. up-to-date men and women; no in
vestment; references must be good: my ster-
eoscopic OUTFIT. a Trip Around the World"
retails for 50; can be sold by agents at 81 %.
Agents make IJC on every sale, general
agents make 25c and upward on every set
Give references and territory desired. sam
pie set viii be sent you for SOC. money re-
funded II not satisfactory. GENERAL,
AGENCY, n KAWIN, DESK g, $50 FIFTH
AVE, CHICAGO. IT
AGENTS WANTED to sell stock in best
copper, gold. and tungsten mines; liberal
commissions; Road to Fortune free for ask
ing. EDMOND G. HYATT & CO.. Barclay
block. Denver Col. II
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.


GoLDENBERGs 1th and * sta NV.
g. KANN. SONS a. CO, Sth and Market space
GREEN's CAPITA ADVERTISING
W. L. McNULTY, Cigar sore. 18th and NV
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton &
Nelson. Proprietors: corner Rhode Island
ROBERT 7. PETzoLD- The Harvard Phar-
macy. lin and Harvard SITS. NV.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor 7th st. Rhode
Island ave. ana r St NV.
h 7. BUTTS PHARMACY. Itb at Aaa
caAs. c. HoRNUNo. christiaui Pharmacy.
Ew- cor. 9Th and n ats. NV.
DOM & SANFORD. New York ava and
North Capitol st.
r. A VEITCH, 2Oth and II SITS. NV.
oUIGLEY's PHARMACY. 21st and @ SITS NV
GILLETTE & CO. 18th and L sts NV.
8. NJ. WAGNER q CO.. LIST and H SITS. NV.
L Z; TAYLOR, cor sth and sta. NV
NORTHEAST.
CHAS. H BLUMER. n. Cap. and r ats ne.
AeCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. ID and sts.
p. J. DUNCAN 4 CO.. Druggists. 9Th and K
Gu. ne.
SOUTHEAST.
OfDONNELL DRUG CO., Sth and @ SITS.
n. s. FEALY. nv. cor. uth and Pa ave-
SOUTHWEST.
y. HUGO EIsENBEISs. 7th and strsetA
GEORGETOWN.
+. p. WELLER. Pharmacy. 3654 NJ At NV.
ANACoSTIA
BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson IT'S
BROOKIAND, d. C
ARTHUR II. F. LUERssEN. Drug storA
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. l. CARNE & CO.. 703 King St
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Country Board.

WANTED-Boarders on farm: beautiful
mountain scenery, spring water. ice: phone
mail service; free drives; large rooms; shady
lawn MRS. c. c. FURR. DelnpIane, Eau
quier Co. Va 1t
LARGE stone house; shady lawn. on Shen-
andoah river; boating and fishing; good table
terms, 81 per week. VIM M BURCH Boyce
p. O., Clarke Co.. Va r. y. u u
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IN OUR BARGAIN ROOM.

You VIII md one splendid upright piana
which you cannot tell from new: in ans
tone quality. and fully Euaranteed Tbis ia
positively the best bargain IN this CITY ans
cannot be duplicated elsewhere for 500 orr
price for II Is only SIs5
W. F. FREDERICK MUSIC CO.,
1E2S f Street seas-tt
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

| FURNISHED ROOM. S35 New York ave-: al
cove: hot and cold water; suitable for two
gentlemen or married couple. JyT-2t
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NORTHEAST.
CHAS- H BLUMER. n. Cap. and r ats ne.
NccHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. I'd and E SITS.
p. J. DUNCAN 4 CO., Druggists. 9Th and K
GII.
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ARE YOU LONESOME7 I am. Mtddle-aEed
wealthy widow without incumbrance will cor
respond with view TO matrimony. BOX 104.
Eigin. III. IL
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Observation-Disclosures

IF YOU ARE GIVING Up HOUSEKEEPING
AND WISH TO SELL PART OR ALL OF
YOUR FURNITURE. SEND FOR THE
MAN WHO HAS THE REPUTATION OF
TWENTY YEARS FAIR DEALING.
MARCUS NOTES, $40 9Th St. N. w.
MY ONLY STORE, PHONE MAIN sI7I.
NO BRANCH STORES.
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Wanted-SaIeSmen.

Statesmen wANTED-Men who possess
selling ability can get the most for fl by
representing US for the sale Of our popular
policies OF accident and health insurance.
Experience not essential. exclusive territory
and active cooperation given 10 hustlers
excellent openings and liberal terms for
agents. collectors, and district managers.
Address at once. DEPT. 70. Continental Cas-
ualty Company, Chicago. III.
jel6 q oOtyT
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help Wanted-MaIe.

WANTED-Colored porter; also soda water
and Pennsylvania ave Sc II
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WANTED-Canvasser O. solicitors TO cell
1eIelry for cash or credit: regular salary
and percentage on sales. Apply CASTEL.-
BERG'S. 935 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
1eSmo. tn. we&su-f
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
AND OTHER
ONE Gent A WORD roz

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for all other CLASSIFIED
advertisements COR Lass than three insertions
II inserted for three or more consecutive
DAYS, one cent word for each Insertion
These rates DO no: apply 70 Personals
Advertisements will Do accepted at any OF
the following branch Offices II regular Office
rates II II - inconvenient TO leave advertise
ments ut either a branch Office or The Times
Business Ofce. they may ke telephoned direct
10 Tue Times main bZ60). and a messenger
will sail to collect without additional charge
20 tbs advertiser.
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WORKINGMEN. you have been hustling
now take care Of your money. come 10 the
reliable for a good tailor-mRde suit Of clothes
(used very nttle) at figures that viii enable
you 10 save. JUSTHS OLD STAND. s19 ID.
tr-1--f
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MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.

Cut this out: Il VIII not appear daily.
Don't mistake name and number. IL
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COLUMBIA HOTEL, IA3 Pennsylvania ave.
NV. furnished rooms for gentlemen only
ranging from so and up; board. so and up.
jy7-7t
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/ FOR RENT-SI-5O. $40 per week, front rooms,
/ well ventilated. well furnished; gas. bath.
CIT 9Th ST. NV. jy7-3t
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7 ISSUE OF this newspaper
Help Wanted-Naie.

inetmaker and wood finisher with small capt
tai 70 enter into hrst-class manufacturing
proposition. LOCK BOX 156. City p o. II
active American Office
boy, willing 20 work. Cali fifth hoor, Smalrs
building. II
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profit
Insurance"

you could take out policy of insurance which guaranteed
you certain dividends from your store business enterprise
securing against losses you would be glad TO lose little sleep in
securing such form of nsuTance-wouldnt you?
And yet in any business under the sum- what amounts to
such policy of insurance embraced intelligent advertising
campaign
No advertising campaign that weI-deVised and
carried out with unhlnching persistence failed
to furnish actual profit Insurance" for a business
The cost of this sort of insurance for store other enter
prise not beyond your means'-unes you of the
folks who ought not to be in business ALL WHICH YOU ARE
MOTT This cost partially payable in cash. of course but only
partially large part of it is payable in INTELLIGENCE, in the
capacity to profit byexperence, in what generally known
gray matter" This does not you must IVORY" 1t
that you must THNK-hat you must plan and execute
~
You Can Make Your Advertising
Campaign Your POLICY of Profit
insurance."
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IN OUR BARGAIN ROOM.

Pianos just ike brand new at the r1a.t
astonishing prices. Just compare these with
anything else offered in the cItl:
Upright IN ebcnized case......... IN
Upright IN rosewood case... 81
Upright In mahogany finish ..-..... rs
Upright IN mahogany finish ..-. I25
W. F. FREDERICK MUSIC CO..
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For SaIe-nisceIlaneous.

FOR SALE-Ice box. suitable fcr S--o-c--
s Sac ~ people who know how not tinkers'
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED. 20 per cent cheaper than
other firms; work guaranteed. H HEWITT
GIL East Capitol st. iv7S+
BATHROOMS and kitchens painted. g nm.
sign painting. lowest prices. PAINTER. 90
Virginia ave sc. 4Iy7 - :
ROOMS PAPERED. u.Ts UP; house natntin--
lowest prices CHAS- A. CARLISLE ess 5fh
St NV. Phone Main $751; iai5~ AZ -
WALL PAPER, &c q piece; borders. IL a
yard; no remnants; no job lots: All naw
up-to-dats goods: phone or write for $50,
plea. JOHN r. MAHoNEY, gls PsnnSxlvanI.
ave. 80. Phone East $50 ~'-A~
a. YEARS AT THE BUSINESS
Ap2s-9ot
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FOX SALE-Six gas ranges slightly used. :.
sth and K -
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BROOKIAND d. C
ARTHUR II. +. LUERSSEN. Drug StorA
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'er should be a SALESMAN FOR YOU
Personal.
MRS. WILLARD BISHOP,
CLAIRvoYANT, PIANIST.

MRS. WILLARD BISHOP,
CLAIRvoYANT, PIANIST.
Great Reduction All This Week.
ARE YOU IN TROUBLE?
DO you find. with all your natural gifts
and talents. you are buneted. discouraged.
and unsuccessful2 II so. come and be ad-
vised. Find out the cause Il your bad luck,
and how 20 change your bad conditions 70
those OF success. Joy. and happiness Mrs.
Bishop Will positively tell you whether yOll-
sweetheart. wife. OF husband is true or false.
She has Helped Many Others.
WHY NOT YOUR
She reunites the separated. causes happy
marriage 70 one you love, gains the good
Will OF anyone you desire. No matter what
your troubles are, she viii advise you cor
NESS AFFAIRs she gives dates. facts.
and hgures-rellable and Important informa-
ton and advice. Separate parlors. Always
Permanently located In my own home.
MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
7a1-NINTH STREET N. war
cut this out: It win not appear daily.
Don't mistake name and number. II
ARE you LONEsoME7 am. Middle-aEed
wealthy widow without incumbrance will cor
respond with view to matrimony. BOX 1o4.
Elgin. III. II
RETIRED, wealthy gentleman, tired OF sin
gle life, would correspond: not looking Tor
more wealth: view matrimOny- BOX "a.
Elgin. Ill. 1t
PRETTY ORPHAN GIRL. p years Of age.
worth $40 900, desires TO correspond with gen
tleman with view 10 matrimOny. Address
LOCK BOX 4. East Boston. Mass II
ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST has returned:
open Sunday. 1873 sth st NV. II
NINE MARTHA New Tork's wonderful
palmist; life readings, SOC. lilo n. I. ave.
3y5-3t
BRADFoRD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY. Suite
"a. Colorado building. 18th and q. Expert
Investigations. any cause. all sections; strict
~ confidential Phone Main 2525 ty3-30t
MADAM THEo. palmist. card reader and
medium; German spoken. e26 II st. NV.
5y2s,57,
n. zENITA. cIAirvoyant and psInist- I2is
7th ST NV jy2-7t
WORKINGMEN. you have been hustling.
now take care Of your money. come 10 the
reliable for good tailor-made suit Of clothes
(Used very nttle) at figures that viii enable
you TO save. JUSTHS OLD STAND 619 ID.
Jy1-7t
NINE. DAVIS. the born clairvoyant and card
reader. removes spells. evil influences. and
gives good luck. I22s 18th St NV; give me
. cali 5els-5ot
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Dor sALE-Iron safe; large fat TOP deEE-
Sss1 register &-hQrsepoWer motor -
iiOFWOOD. sth and K Jy7-st
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SI4.so FOR A DAVIS STERLING
UNDERFEED SEWING MACHINE

Is . draNers and oak dr0p-head. 50 g Tor
Davis Daytonia underfeed- 3 drawers. quar-
tered oak piano finish automatic M ines
machines are full balI-bearing. very IiEht
running. strong. and durable No berte-
lAacflire can ne had for any price
OuT Davis Vertical Feed VIII do ali The
sewing any other machine will CO. and IN
A1lI'lon. sew inner and heavier fabrics than
any other- Il viii DO embroidery drawn
WORK make button holes. sew on buttons
nooks. and eyes, and do an endless varietv
o. WORK not possible on any other machine
Sold on EASY Uay.r,e-+s
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.Warted-BO arders.

Colored Home; all convenience 70 train: good
water and fresh board Inquire l. NJ
FURR & BRO, Lincoln. Va JyB-5t
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.
ROE. LIVINGSTON.

WANTED-White cook: light homework
small family; references required; 90 20 sub
urbs. els 18th St nv. jy7-3t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. l. CARNE & CO.. 100 King St
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ANACOSTIA-
BCRY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe AnC
jefferson IT'S
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Situations Wanted
Female,

WANTED-Position as headwaitress Of expe-
rience; references Address BOX 81, Times
Office. 1t
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FOR sALE-Folding bed. $50. cost So.
Sth and X fy=S+O
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Rug Weaving.

HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn car
pets; reliable, sanitary. and prompt; postal
We call ECLIPSE RUG CO, laurel Ma
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RUGS WOVEN out of old carpets Drop
postal. WASHINGTON RUG Co ga s,b -.
NV. Phone Main ls25. rHSS-,S
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WANTED-Position as cashier IN hotel or
restaurant. by young lady with best OF ref
erences. Address BOX S76. Times office. It
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Floor Oil.

IT'S NOT necessary 10 bend and rub worry
and scrub the floors Use Hunters Dust
Killing Floor OIL. Sc & gal Phone Main 545s
or drop postal. iiS Pennsylvania ave. NV
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Business Opportunities.

WANTED-Party with 81, 500 IN manufacture
OF patent protected staple article. will con-
troll It's line; fortune for a hustler. For in
terview address BOX $50. Times Office.
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