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NOTI.E - r.ELlcArl0N.

HDA.-E PIX p ELi-A ll'JS.
Department, p: the Interior. Land Office
a. clayton, y. VI. Nov. n, 1877.
Nsuce is h=rsby gwen ina, lanes ".
Ts-1.an Of Pfssica y VI has hle5 nouce
=: MS intention - max. ina. conmgta.oc
rr>I! n supper II MS Claim w Home
stead Entry No. ll,ysz made OCT :, igH
fer the ~ncrthwes, quarter Ser 2. Twp -
range .Ge and tina; SAID prooi ALL oe made
oeiaie + T Donohoo Probate Clerk, a, MS
Office in Tnrumcari, y ~ N ian :. Igc-
lie hsEes The following witnesses to
prpys his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation ri the land w
: fowls u Preston. New Mexico
w L King Of
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Ir.so-.-Gt Edward W.. Fox, RegisteS.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-12-21

''~~ ---- .@s:. @ -c--- =..:.e pancakes
fry eggs. cook beefsteak. iron socks
gossip with the neighbors. and lick q
couple Of the kids, all at the same
time. That's q woman for you, my
boy! What's the wagesr
"She will get four dollars per II
she's any good"
ANY good? Say, you ought TO be
around some Monday mornin when
Sarah is cookin' breakfast, tacklin'
the weeks wash, an gittin' six chill.
dren ready for school Can't no one
beat her, II ! do say 1t myself. But
there's one thing ] want to warn you
about"
"Well?"
Don't cross her"
Don't cross herr"
mo. Don't cross her, or any other
red-headed woman weighin' 200
pounds, fer that matter. Bout ten in
the mornin' Sarah will want to sit
down an smoke her corncob fer q
spell. That's dangerous time to
cross her--a dangerous time"
Smoke her corpcob?" repeated the
laundry clerk In astonishment II
guess not. No smoking allowed here"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-12-21
| Br1g
Christmas
| Tales
Il Was a sure Proof

II Was a Sure Proof
of lunaey.
DUFUS L. GRISWOLD, the Cleve-
x land educator who holds that it is
wrong to let children believe In
Santa Claus, was arguing about his
strange views at a dinner.
why lie to children?" he asked.
why let them believe in myth?
Whenever / hear mention OF that
ilOathed name of Santa Claus, ] think
Of lunatic. Some years ago j az
tended trial. A witness was be-
ing examined as to the sanity Of
one OF the inmates.
"'You hold that this inmate is in
sane, do you? q lawyer asked.
~ do was the firm reply.
why are you SO sure?
1.-The man. the witness said, goes
about asserting that he is Santa
Claus
And said the lawyer, you hold,
do you, that when a man goes about
asserting that he is Santa Claus, it's
q clear proof Of his insanityT
"T do
"Whyr
because said the witness, in q
loud, indignant voice, i happen to be
Santa Claus myself.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-12-21
Sam Smali's Hypnotism
Didn't Work.

"T HE late Sam Small had his faults
said an Albanian, "but he did not
dodge the penalty of them. When he
went wrong. ne owned up like a man,
and II punishment was due, he took 1t.
That was the doctrine Sam Small
preached. He hated dodgers. he
used to laugh bitterly at the plea OF
hypnotic influence that used to be
put up by nearly every murderer.
Il once heard him ridiculing hyp-
notism. He said that he bought pref
ty heavily one year for Christmas, and
when the bill came In for turkey and
mince meat, candy, ducks, chickens,
plum pudding, fruit cake and so on,
he thought to himself that here was q
case for hypnotism to be tried.
He went first to hypnotize the
grocer Approaching the man. he
looked him squarely in the eye, at the
same time repeating. slowly and i'm.
pressively:
my bill is paid
"A change came over the grocer's
face. His color faded. his eyes grew
dull, his expression blank. And In q
strange, mechanical voice he NUT
tered.
You're a liar"
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HAD THE EVIDENCE
BLACK EYE coRRoBoRATED HUs
BANDS STATEMENT.
Proof Positive That His Enumeration
Of "sarah's" Good Qualities Had
Lot OF Foundation
In Fact.

He stood in front of the laundry
with a far-away look in his eyes and
appeared to be deciding some mo-
mentous question. Finally he entered
the place and said to the young man
behind the counter:
Il see, son, you need laundry
hands"
Yep" was the reply. Want a job
pushing the tiatiron?''
"Ferget it! I'm tryin' to git Sarah
place. She's my wife,"
Had any experience?"
Sarah has had experience in all
kinds OF work" he said. proudly. Why
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-12-21
Christmas Night.


they assert that il is right TO burn
and main and kill in war. They. are
not SO logical as young colored re-
cruit who served in the Philippines.
This young man, at the end OF his
initial engagement, was hailed before
his captain.
$50 you ran at the first fire, did
you? said the captain, scornfnlly.
=" Yes, sab; an I'd "a run sooner,
sab. If I'd knowed 1t wuz comm.
Have you no regard for your
reputation, Calhoun
"'Mah reputation hain't muffin TO
me sab. lcndside o. NAH life
The captain smiled and twirieo ms
mustache.
Even IL you should lose your life.
Calhoun he said. you'd have the sat
isfaction Of knowing that you had
died for your country
''Wot satisfaction could dat be to
me, san, when de power O. feelin' 1t
wuz gomez?
Then patriotism means nothing to
your
'Nufin, sab. l wouldn't put nah
life in de scales agin any government
dat eber existed, for no government
could replace de loss o me-
Calhoun, II all soldiers were Nike
you, the worlds governments would
all 60 to pieces
Ion de contrary, sab, dey'd last
forever; for II all soldiers wuz like
me, den dere couldn't neber be nc
fightin'." YNj
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-12-21
Christmas Is a Good

Christmas 10 a Good
Day for Cold.
RISHOP OLMSTED Of Colorado was
ID making a Christmas address to
some Denver children.
Eat heartily on Christmas day
the bishop said. smiling. DO full
justice to turkey, to cranberry sauce,
to plum pudding, to all the good
things. But don't give way to glut-
tony. Don't gloat over your Christ
mas dainties like a Bala boy ] used
to know. This boy said one Christ.
mas morning:
my, ! wish had cold!'
Why's? asked his brother.
cause mother says to feed a cold,
and If ] had one to-day, wouldn't ]
feed it, thought"
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Sample Of American
ChrioAsvsas Push.

E IR THOMAS Upton had been
q .complimented by New York re-
porter on the cup he had just offered.
Il ought to offer cup" said the
genial Briton, ito the retail shopkeep-
er who does the biggest Christmas
trade. The size Of your Christmas
trade amazes me-its size, and the
dexterity with which It is handled.
Il heard the other day of a great
Christmas bargain sale in Quincy. To
one Of the bargain counters a man
was rash enough to venture. He
struggled heroically a little while
among the press, then, with a loud
cry, he sank.
".Help, help!' he shouted from the
floor. Help! My leg IL broken
The clerk, dextrous In the handling
Of Christmas crowds, got him.
"'And you'll find our Christmas
splints and curtches. sir. he said, 'on
third floor back, nth aisle to left. ).
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-12-21

year amt Droken 30 r-imDiers, 70
cups, nine meat platters, four saucers,
72 plates and 13 Of the mistress best
tureens?
There. there said the shopman
soothingly; here's another dollar for
you. And don't forget me. you know.
he ended with a wink"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-12-21

Had Earned Her
Christmas Gift.
"T HERE are Christmas gifts and
Christmas gifts," said Bishop Foss,
but the only acceptable ones are
those given with a pure motive. In
q crockery shop. during the holidays,
once saw the proprietor hand Z
plainly dressed young woman two
dollar bill She looked at the bill.
and said bitterly;
80 Sass ani anu ourin tns S<-.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-12-21
In ths Interest Of
pssee an earth.w

IN the interest Of
Psace on Earth"
ALFRED H. LOVE, the president Of
III Universal Peace Union, told one
day in Philadelphia a peace story.
AT this Christmas season." be said.
"men talk sincerely about loving one
another. about the universal brother
HOOD Of man. And in the same breath
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-12-21

--~-ran WIN an n SnA c,assns yaps
what's good fer man Is good fer wom-
an. an she knows good tobacco mile
on. What time tomorrow will send
her around?"
I'VE can't use her here. She's prob
ably all you say she is, but we can't
have smoking here. Why don't you
try that blacksmith shop on the next
corner? He needs a helper, under
stand, and she could smoke herself to
death there"
mo: guess not" he said after
thinking over the suggestion. Its
hardly woman's work, but I'm bet.
tin Sarah would shoe a hoss inside OF
q week or know the reason why. An
I'd be sorry fer the hoss what kicked
her Well 30 long"
SAY" called the laundry clerk N
the man was leaving, how did you get
that black eyer"
That's what comes OF crossin' q
good woman like Sarah." he replied.
Judge.
----.----'---s-- -----
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-12-21

The spanIei--rnat every dog mas mis-
day goes without saying.
The Angora-But no cat can have
her night without fence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-28
SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS.
Organization Starts Out with Mem.
mcrshlp of Fifty Names,

At well attended meeting held last
evening at the Commercial club rooms
society OF engineers was organized,
starting out with n membership of 90,
With the prospect that others win en-
ron their names as soon as opportunity
presents Itself Men following the lines
Oh engineering IN any Of It's branches
are eligible. audst is tho purpose nf the
Organization To- hold meetings semi
monthly, at which sessions timely pa
perS VIII be read ana discussed lcN-
'ursions win also he conducted from
lime to time TO the scenes OF engineer.
ing undertakings. THE officers chosen
l7st night aro' pr J. r. Morrill,. dlrcc.
tor ot tho state school Of mincs prcsl.
donG Richard 5. McCaffcry. hrst vice
Ifosidont -. \. H1nnold, second vSe
president j. e.. Armstrong, secretary.
VI. p, saunders, treasurer
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lighted the audience with the talent and
training exhibited In both execution All
expression Mlss Marguerite Duvnll mer.
It's special mention for her most excellent
ate. and Miss Valois pierce was also
notably good. while Niles Jennie William
son, IN older pupil who has before APP
pcared In public, was az her best leca
lures Of the early part Of the program
were the numbers Of little Miriam ami
Henry Love who did Mozart Oh AMI
Dcnueo credit with 'tclr work and Miss
Helen WoodnfI Mics ftda Wallace and
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CHRISTENSEN DENIES IT.
Says He Only Raped His Boy Twice
with Ruler.

c. Christensen, who lives at lllS
Bryan avenue, and concerning whom an
item appeared on May "a IN which some
OF Christeusens neighbors alleged that
he beat his boy numerically after the
lad had broken his leg by falling from
fence. denies that there is any truth
IN the story. Ho says he knows where
It cams from and that the end rs not
yet. The only thing there IL any truth
I'm. Mr.. Christensen says, Is IN that por-
ton OF the story saying he did NOT send
for the doctor until tho following day,
as he did not know tho lads leg was
broken. 1.-THE limb ala not swell az
to indicate that It was broken" said
Mr. Christensen. "and we did not send
for doctor until early next morning
All ! did was to take my ruler from
my pocket Il am a carpenter by tradc)
and rap the boy twice for disobcylng
me in going over 20 my neighbours to
play. ] know pretty well who gave
your reporter that story said Chris
Jensen, "aud he VIII hear more on H.
All tho rest OF the story is false. IL
people think ] am guilty OF the onersa
charged, ] want a jury trial, ana IL
guilty want 90 be punished. II is only
falsehood circulated With intent TO
injuro me, ana nothing else,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-28
MISS GRAY'S RECITAL.
Excellent Showing Made by Piano stu.
dents ~ Congregational Church.

Miss Mary Olive Gray gave a public
piano recital at the Congregational
church last night eight students being
while Mrs. Charles Daily assisted with
vocal numbers. Judged by a standard Of
general excellence no more notable re-
Gital OF It's nature has been given here
The program was for the most part elias
steal. and each pupil who performed de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-28

Tie sum OF $3.50 was ordered trans.
ferred from the sewer fund to the spo-
clai TAX fund IN order 10 pay for several
sewer assessments which cost moro
Than estimated by the engineer.
Wells Introduced a. resolution author
lzing the board ~ public works 10 pro-
coed with the laying ~ cement side .
walks on First, second and Third ave-
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DECORATION DAY RATES

Via oregon short Line. Salt Lake TO
ogden and return or vice versa, 81 10.
Tickets good for return to MAY 3lst.
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stay aw9y from SaltHr Decora lion
Day aud you viii he lonesome.
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EXCURSIONS EAST

via q. IS. l.. and o. =. lines May 27th
and 30th. and June 3. Z. 18TH and
i4th Greatly reduced rates 10 Dem
YER omaha. Kansas city, 81 Louis.
chicago and many other points. See
-. s.. l.. agcnts
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LIE Ynr nnN,r

Succeed the FIRST time use Hcrhlne and
you VIII get instant relief The greatest
liver regulator positive cure FOR Con-
ali liver complaints. Nj c.. ~ Emory
TCNaF. writes MY wife has been using
Hcrbinr f0r herself and children for I'VE
and malaria fcyor. which is subslan'tlated
bv what ~ has done for my family" Sold
ty H. O.. M. 7. Drug Dept ll2 and NJ
South Main street
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INSTITUTE or
[. D. S. TEACHERS
Will Hold Summer Session in This
City During Next
Week.
SPECIAL RATES ON ROADS
Very Interesting and suitable Program
Has Been Prepared for the
Five Days Session.

fr,t-
the Latter day Saiute schools VIII
open On the buildings OF the l.. ID $.
UNIVERSITY in this c,t. ON linn. ,rd
.,.,, W" 'N'
"u' ''n'l''ue u"'H June 30 ~ very
been prepared for the institute. and MI
Jul "'' '"'''"
'',.'i'''s '"e SPSS'''iS.
9PeVldI rates ON an railroads. Mil' he
made OF one and Ono-thrd fare tor
the roupd min trkats issued Oh, ,bo
,.,,,i1,,,., 49,, ,r,,...
chasing tickets pay run fare for one
ceint ar os,titca,o t, s h,, d. re-
whom the ticket is purchased ON re-
9rn1t ~ dnstinati,, ,o ,., , ,.,s , 10
return ticket ON rerain, of one thfrJ
Tho regular faro
I,oil6vinp is tho ,,,r,.,r,, f,- cha
"'' " o. inc '''S'''"'''
MONDAY JUNE 3. 80 A. ~.
Tho p,usic win ~, fi,,,,,,,a r., ,t,..
Brirh3v, your,, ,,,,f,.,,..i,,,,. ~, '"'
NIL i'''' '''"''4 "'''' s''''' ''''".
Address or Welcome ............
.'''..''...'.. Pres Jos j. Smith.
Responses .............
C,,,- r. i-ilso,, t.,,. a., nm.
......... Supt. n. n. Cummings
Sinptng "t.et zior IL, rIor p.,,,..
Rise C,,n-,.',,,,i,,,,
beneaietlon'
r....,
pep3 nI,Iln W I,i, oil Inc Ihe[0,Iogical
outlines. The teachers WIN meet
IN Tour sections presided over by
me -FOUR committees who prepared
tne respective sets Of outlines,
SP. NJ
A reception in the Lion House
Tr-ESDAy II->,E. 4 IA Al
The music ,o6., WIN y. ,,,.,.,..s
bv The W-abor ST., A., ~ ~ i'Isilcp
Praver 's-e'''
Paner Devotior,i rryorci,e.
Tres 4. ~ t5,i,,.,
Discussion OF the. paper Newton
T. Moves and John Johnson.
Music.
+. NJ.
DEPARTMENT Work IN, tba T,n.,,,,,-
icai Outlines. Continued. ''''''s
r. NJ.
MUSE,
tTayer.
cation, ......Elder O. 't F. WI W5itrov
Music. "''''''ey
Benedicuon.
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VEIN hSDAA' JUNE >. 10 \. NJ.
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EXCURSIONS NORTHWEST

Via o. S L, juno 3rd, Tth. 18th and
iith. $3.50 Ia Portland or Spokane
and rotuIn. LlmIt september aOth.
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MISS lucy Quinn also appeared to- advan-
tagc IN thcir difficult numbers. A charm.
Ing feature Of the evening WAS the ren.
dtton nf two solos hy Mrs, charles Daily
who Sang delightfully."- Weiis Spring
Song" and dainty lullaby,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-28

ssltalr opening THURSDAY Decora-
ton Day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-28

Bathing at saltair In immense. Come
out Thursday and enjoy II.
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Bathing at salralr is immense. Come
out Thursday and enjoy it,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-28
FERNsTRoMFs SOLUTION.

Fernstrom's resolution authorizing
the transfer OF money from the street
and sewer funds to the special tax fund
I'm order 10 pay the citys portion OF
public improvements, was adopted upon
the recommendation OF the finance com
mittee and tho FIRST transfer under the
resolution was made upon recommen-
dalton of the city auditor The amount
covering the city's portion OF the fol-
lowing improvements was ordered
transferred from the street FUND:
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DUTIES OF ENGINEER.

An ordinance defining the duties of
the city engineer in regard to work on
public improvements was passed un-
der al suspension Of the rules. The glst
Of the ordinance follows:
10 shall he the duty of the city engi-
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1918 l. N.W.-FOR RENT. LARGE. PLEASANT
room. with good table board reasonable price.
se15-3ts
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

wANTED-ONE UNFINISHED ROOM BET. n
and r. 18th and 18th SITS. NV. 100 nth st
NV kel4-3t
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sos 18TH NW-TOR RENT. NICELY FURNISH
ed rooms, with good board: S4.5O and $500
weekly. se15-3t'
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WANTED-YOUNG MAN DESIRES ROOM FOR
two nights in week; private family; NV. sec
ton. Box 225, Star office. selo-3t"
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1888 ST. N.W.-DESIRABLE FURNISHED
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WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE-poMEsT1C.

WANTED WOMAN To COOK AND ASSIST IN
general homework; washing or ironing; must
be willing to stay nights. Apply at once. 1879
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One cent q word for

One cent q word for ID words.
1874 VERMONT AvE.-THE RHONE DINING
room; prompt service; first class board and room
IL desired se16 3ts
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WANTED-BY THREE YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
two frst-class rooms, with without board.
convenient to Congressional Library In NV;
describe definitely. Address ''JOSMAC. Star
Office. sel5-2t>
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WANTED-BY YOUNG COUPLE NO CHILDREN,
three furnished or partly furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; state price. Address Box
81. Star Office. se16-Zt.
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WANTED-RO0MS.
One cent q word for is word.

wANTED-BY YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE. 3
rooms. AMI. furnished, Ink. in NV. 9th
18th. TO = sts.; references exchanged; state
price. BOX 229 Star office.
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1448 n ST. N.W.-BEAUTIFUL LARGE FRONT
room; light and airy with breakfasts and din
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kept house: phone. sel5-3ts
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WOMAN TO Do COOKING AND
general h"nSework; small family; good wages
II ) NV sel6-2t'
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WANTED EXPERIENCED WHITE WAITRESS.
Apply 200 llth 81. NV. se16-3t'
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1920 18TH ST. NW.-LARGE. HANDSOMELY
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Oil 19TH-NEwLY FURNISHED DESIRABLf
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saiS
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2d19 COLUMBIA ROAD. THE OAKLAND-NEAR
Conn. ave- car line: high class furnished rooms,
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WANTED -SrENoGRAPHER AND REMINGTON
operator In patent attorneys office. Apply G26
st nv 81 hOor self
WANTED WAITRESS AND HEAD WAITRESS
fo- Hygenic Cafe. 1882 e 81. NV. selGtr
WANTED a GOOD WHITE COOK WHO WILL
ais" manage schnl luuchrOom. Apply bet.
and II am, 1911 81. sei63t
WANTED WANT TO EMPLOY TWO LADIES
To handle a high class educational work In sur
rounding states; fne position for teachers who
desire 10 earn better salary: expenses paid
II you axe interested write and I will arrange
personal Interview. G. Il. MCCALL. GenI. Deliv
sel63t
WANTEp-A NOt Nc LADY WHO WRITES A
good hand and has know ledge of bookkeeping
Room ~. lie proit bldg
WANTED MILLINERY TRIMMERS. PREPAR-
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ROSE. lib r ~.
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MALE.

WANTED NJ O<,E. \ MEAT CUTTER MD
wagon driver NJ HtTFALO MARKET, lSoo p. t'h
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1918 EYE ST N.W.-ROOMS WITH BOARD IN
large modern house; centrally located tran
sents: refined surroundings. Phone 5545 Main.
Mrs N. CROCKETT MILLER. seI3 .4ts
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9l8 I ST. N.W.-THE HANOVER-NEWLY FUR
nished. bright rooms; reasonable: transients
commodat ted: table board. se13-6ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-AN UNCLASSIFIED EMPLOYE OF
the government drawing salary Of 81 AGO per
year and located in Florida. would like to ex-
change places with one In similar service
loca ted In Washington. Box 231. star once.
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THE wYNDHAM. 43l nth ST. NV, EVERY
Tues. Thurs. and Sat. class, 1870 2 m: lady
sntee 10 teach you. Prof. CHAS. WYNDHAN.
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FOR SAIE-SPDCIAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR Pr
ano buyers Pianos that have been slightly used
by careful renters are now being offered at ex-
ceptiopally low prices.
UprightS from $4,000 up, squares low $40 90.
HUGO WORCH,
WORCH BUILDING. ITO G ST. NV.
ty2l-f 400 Instruments 10 select from.