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New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

- ,ll1,.-ad The boxes to call a couple OF INC Dy-
VINO loaers to help them carry the boxes from
the wagon to the store On the following ard hIIi1 for
.ninS was there waiting when they c;ieu o4 io o
:-,-33ca The box was as heavy as lead ana dS
+e staggered with it across the pavement pre- pre-,
tended to stub my toe and suddenly let lg 50 my
corner Down went the box with crash & ..I
,e of the boards and exposing the co1IehIs 10
M, r,s had succeeded Inside were closely P"cAeH
cans of opiumi ..t,, ,,d one Of them
The men beraed me with oaths ana one % Of
~ me a couple OF blows; but IN my chiu }d Iei ~
dr,,nl[cn loafer | dared not retaate' anu t cot,
=, him when the fifa ACCOUNT
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

DCRING -- service with the Government
j PLAYED .-.-es- les prominent part IN many
s-nugcl.u- ..---s- tr1 without question the
-ost irlrorrar- -.l interesting was the wholesale
s-1urn corls-.r-.- e.f.lh had the revenue depart
-ent tv The e-- III 1850 Although thlrty-one
arests were 1.-5e md q gigantic plot, winch IN
rcyed several customs inspectors, was lad bare,
tleiacts never ..e generally known (For ottlclal
.eas1ns shall ---l from mentioning the names
q The persons -r- n that case. -\eitheI S-l'-il
. closely designate The places where the scenes
,-ansT.red thai -ticaJion would be pTobable)
For several q, ---s r,rior 20 the incidents winch
snail relate --s-. -.d been knowledge on the part
= the Gove-r-.s-- that far more opium was beng
fought into ..- ------ than there was duty pad
n While ~ fc data we're obtanable tor
IL exact COM --.,l of consumption and legal
-ecepts, vec il -.- q comparatively easy task 70
m general fr. Ire bv computing the use OF the
-.c N -lar.,t ---l-. md cnrrroundng Inedc!nes
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

u. drunken lOa1cT i udIt' il't .
i,.,r i no against him when the tIlal "
20, should be made Their treatment OF me
gave me satisfaction in one fesPfGe acrdent =; Ent
- a., accident and that | was other imam
tbe T@s diSreputabie lis character seemed, ,,..
had taken the Preca;ution; 10 hI,drb"od m4a9
rol,, of shadowers in the nelghporhoou,
rep req ,,.fer the men drove off these were
they followed these men to hTeIy We, ,,s,ron 9,rrr1
-, Town. where they gave up the wagon,
up pd '3n from there by train to Rochester New
@ York, where the trail was ;nd lost Ih,s 5ytrai ni
s.-@el-s in succession, each time the tran m
hcing hF5nS lost in different cities, 1t was eyl-
DENT that while the sgusser5 sbey sIe dld nqa }ng sn9
pecl eiiey ',yy."s,,tion to throw possible fol-
eTeFy 1arys PGf'ih"t off ihe track. However, the now
definite trails led in one general t1 dlTfG5Gh; daIS
and by using great care the agents ,rers n,, and
DaIT That a. was vas The beginning Of the end Suffice
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

l. --aS irl7.o~-, tecstIInate theeXtent
= the traffic. III ugh i vas definitely
Ea0wn that IL. -.-aceled opium was
ae:ng marketed II orer the country,
nd further -ha- vas probably beng
distributed fro-l c same source IhlS
re-y scattering -.e drug added 70 the
c---cultv 4 IL K before The autho11-
les. There seemed 10 be no definite
Place 10 look for -.e ~mueclers, the trails
al crisscross.-- --l they invariably
seemed 20 end .-e -fev began As tar
Is 2ould be cred. ne s-slugSlers
night be Cus-r from either The
Atlantic or Pa coast. OF over the
frontier q e.-r.. E,...so or Canada l.
Vas finally dete-- -.i that an organized
land was o7ie-
All the usual -.cessful methods for
securing such .r a-.on had Icen tired
and found wan hen the authoTg'eS
decided 70 r"a-r -g a new line oi IN
Eestgauon vas 80 keep close
watch upon H. ...--sc section of every
CITY n the country The theory beng
that, as the Ca. ~ere large users OF
tie drug. cons.le- HE Of the sInuggled
oIaurn must find rs Eay 20 them
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

DRAWINGS ~ WALLACE MORGAN
New-York tribune., 1907-08-25

0nt Of the Aeen.s Bean 10
Smoke the Drug OccasIonally-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

ID
.NH Nlh-a.I Xxi ~ z. 90 1lEsl, n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-21

VIZ geas Z " = " 4 - Ii - II.
Il I
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CHZZDREW'.S
U7YDERWEAR

8 to 4Sc; Boys heavy, "a to As pei
suit; Ladies vests and pants, same as
last year, 23c., and the best you ever
did see at 4Sc each
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HUSTONTOwN.

Rev. aud Mrs. Daniels were
called to tie latter's home On
Monday on account of the serious
illness oft her mother, Mrs. Rohrer
in Lancaster.
Miss Ruth Lyon, of West Dub
lin, spent several days with her
Grandma LaldIg this week.
. DR.. McClain had the misfor-
tune to lose a valuable horse
last Sunday.
Mrs. John Hoover and daugh
ter Miss Edna spent Monday at
the County Seat.
Ii. NJ. Slpe left on Tuesday
for Johnstown where he has a
lucrative position.
w. w. Hoover, of Mercersburg
Academy Is home to spend the
holiday vacation.
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James Russell! Lowell! on Reading.

Have you ever rightly con slider
cd what the mere ability TO read
means? That it Is the key that
admits US to the whole world OF
thought and fancy and magma
tion; to the company of sage and
saint, of the wisest and wittiest
moment? That it enables US to
see with the keenest eyes, hear
with the finest ears, and listen to
the sweetest voices of all tme?-
James Russell Lowell.
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NEWS wool
U1KDERWEAR

that we sold last year at 9oc each, we
bought in casesIots this year, aud can
sell it at S5c each, or 81 So per suit.
This is a saving of 6 to cents. Think
it over.
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The Magic No. )

Number three is a wonderful
mascot for Geo. II. PARIS, o
Cedar Grove, Ne according to {
letter which reads "After suf
ferlng much with liver ard kid
ney trouble, and becoming great
ly discouraged by the fIilnre t.
find relief, | tried Electric Bit
ters, and as a result l am a vel
man to day. The first bottle re
leved and three bottles complet
ed the cure" Guaranteed best
remedy for stomach, liver ano
kidney troubles, by Trout's drug
store. soc.
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The fourth educational meeting
held at McGovern's school last
Friday evening, was called to or
der by the teacher, G. G. Rotz
The two questions Economy OF
Time, " and "Practical Methods
for Teaching Reading and Spell.
ing," were ably discussed. The
following teachers were present
T. Scott Hershey, Pearle Gress,
A. D. Peightel, q. G. Rotz, and
Mary O. OFT, from Tod; Russell
Nelson, Sophia Holman, and
Mary Houston, Ayr; D. K. Ches-
nut, Tayloi Gertrude Hoke and
Prof. Thomas, McConnellsburg-.
also, Superintendent Lam berson,
The teachers of Tod feel very
e ateful to the teachers Of the
different townships, for the act.
i've part taken in the institute. A
number Of songs and recltatlons
were well delivered by the school
The next institute will be held at
Knobsyille. Mary o. OFT, Sec'y.
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Buggies
and
Wagons

| have just refilled my sheds
with a fine lot of. Buggies and
Wagons which | am selling un-
der a written guarantee at
Rock Bottom Prices
| also have in stock lot OF
Buggy Wheels and Buggy Poles.
| want your trade. Please come
and see my stock before you
make purchase.
Thanking the public for liber-
al patronage in the past, and
soliciting continuance of the
same in the future, am yours,
Very respectfully,
w. r. EVANS,
Hustontown, pa.
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They talk about these goods being
higher in price. They are not. 1907
Mems Geeced shirts and drawers, 3Sc.
or 75c per suit; 1907. Blue, the same
as we handled for 5 years, 43c each
or Soc per suit, and thsaJersey under.
wear that will give and not be bulky
at 4Sc each, 05c suit.
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I'respass Notice.

The undersigned hereby gives notice
that The lands and premises OF the Full
ton County Rod and Gun Club, an or
ganization duly Incorporated by the
laws OF Pennsylvania, situated Ia the
townships of Wefis and Brush Creek,
county OF Fulton and state OF Pennsyl
vania, are private property, and that
all persons are warned not to trespass
ON said lands and premises for the
purpose OF hunting, hshing gathering
nuts or berries, on In any other man
ner whatever contrary to acts OF as
sembly In such cases made and provid
ed as the law will br rigidly emf reed.
FULTON COUNTY ROD AND Gum CLun.
tl-2}-9j..f.
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A FORTUNATE TEXAN.

Mr.. f. w. Goodloe, of 107 ST.
Louis ST., Dallas, Tex. says
SIN the past year 1 have become
acquainted with Dr.. Kings New
Life Pills, and no laxative / ever
nefore tried so effectually dispos,
es of malaria and billousness. -
They don't grind nor grippe. 25c.
at Trout's drug store.
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Galvanized tubs, extra large IS to SOC
Stove pipe y to I4c
Perfect elbows I0c
Lard cans, 80 ID. 33c
Axes 45-50-60-75 and Soc
wash boilers go and S5c
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Mrs. S. Joyce, Claremont, N.
H., writes; "About year ago /
bought two bottles of Foley's Kid
nes Remedy. 1t cured me of a
severe case of kidney trouble OF
several years standing. 1t GER
tainlY is a grand, good medicine,
and ] heartily recommend 1t. .
Trcut's drug store.
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We certainly have done a grand
business this fall on Atkins Hand and
Crosscut Saws. Our order was for
twice as many of these goods as last
year, and the way they ale going, we
will sell three times as many. The
price for hand saws is 95c to $l.65
Crosscuts 95c to SO. As
Wire nails Sc Id
Finishing brads &c Id.
Split rlvets, 100 for &c
Tubular rivets, SO TOR 4c
Butcher knives 1860 and 25c
Files 3 to l2c
Horse shoe nails ii TO 18c
Bolts, II in. to ! in. lc
Galvanized tubs, plain 45 10 65c
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CAPITO L .STO CKFOOD
one ofMe Most Relia-
Die on the Market.

The 2sc. poultry and stock food,
iSc the 7Sc. hog food, $780,; the soc.
worm and heave powders, 25c. the soc
Horn killer, 25c. Try these goods and
be convinced that they are all right.
The evening world., 1907-04-12
WOMAN PLUNGES
DOWN ELEVATOR
SHAFT TO DEATH
Superintendent Is Under
Arrest to Explain a
Mystery.

Mrs Mary Mcclure, O.; No rs cherry
street. Nas KILLED in the Continental IN.
'urunce Buildinv az ~ ~ Ct.la- street
To- lay bv falllng Into the elevator shaft
a. the fourth Noon and plunEiug head
Ions down The shaft 90 the basement
WneTe she struck on The top of & car.
Tae Superintendent OF the building
Frederick Sherrat1 was injured IN somo
manner he refuses TO- explain ana lad
10 So TO The 81 GTegory Hospital 10
nave ms Injuries attended 10. W nen ne
returned 70 the building he refused 70
ten the nolioe how The woman came 10
her death. admitting only mai sle mad
fAlleh down the sAait lie Na in
ehsnSo OF the car a; the time.
John GaiiIard was in the car also
ont az the superintendent order he re-
fused 10 tax. The police we're not
notified of the acci0ea. until an hour
aittr a. had hap4.-sL MeanNAI.s
the car was run W 10 the nrst moor
and tle Womans mauk,ea body taken
on.
sheriasy sad that the woman had
tumo.ru from the luarta uuJ. 44v
would uot say WAGtaes the door was
open tltle. oF how the woman al.5-
pened TO get into the shaft. she
was employed In the building A. A
cleaner and had becn wording on the
fourth floor Immediately before she
fei 60 her death.
The police are AZ loss to account
for the cuts and gashes ga the Super
The evening world., 1907-04-12
Misses and Girls Apparel
Much Below Regular Prices

Misses Tailormade Suits. of nediu and ds grey
Tlasi pGida .s si11 with fo 4 .ad 70 yfs s1o7
Misses Junior Suits, in :, ~
satin lined full plated skirt II to 10 ll.S
Girls Refers, of fancy ehees. stripes mixtures,
Throughout with plain fancy silks n n
in collar ~
Girls White Lawn Dresses model sleeves trimmed
embroidery skirt finished with deep uek% Il S.S
Girls White Lawn Guimpes, r,
cluster tusking embroidery uI oS
The evening world., 1907-04-12
E" WOMAN IN BLACK "
HAUNTS CARNEGIE.
PitlsbIrg Chlrlcler Always Seek.
ing the Millionaire Again
in Eyiience.

PdTrSur.G April i- Tho Woman
fu b .as aHH hunts AH1nH
Earn, 30 NHrH hH comes g. pli-rr1r-
mnf On evidence at D4r4egr In.utIto
> fo-dAe giving tIr plil-e WIl a.r az
gea.niei wu Aer history na utl
she afiaearoi ht thr lHsutIte demand
AhE % tq' i-le ron mastnr dec.tT rh.
tsAd painted p.utuTe ~ tIt pIllau-
Ahfo4ifI Hul wanted tlr money l.ir fnI
- hef NArA which Was dlrIe ste ~ 81 uf
1aFntEir's rruuftf Twice FIH $50. us.
t.utslor tir police Limits. Iuf Iar rer-
hlftffl.f NfH not 4 fn.ulalHl
4 '-fhf MuWtu ln Black ls ..r ono
lfEt.on NiIo makes ne mlarra.|H F. flr W..
Iitle snHiHHnau R4en he lIsEH .Ia uIt
atoinf frN l.fH NtE long fianu d r..I.
lt.t ri ~. i-t .n llflHUlif There ls
t.sftf ~ s9n Hi.E Nfr hu.
fttlf can a" sfHuuHfrH
4 FnlN other n4mfu Hlr1 H1urht Car
hngie to-day n beg moif. fof au n1rt-
20 flmpofgihif rr1ferfH Nout MN alHt
@ 80 ~ltitn hatIng distance o' thr
Caaiur 10 thr suppose deFigls uron
ha a. lllr police fird fhfut NHrnrr .
1laa been uugumrnl.d a Plain r'lff..
uasnfH Hurnnund HIm Hf rKfrN rfru H|
uchadY - r1 HnH a fi4sHH1f Iuuk In hI.
ste q allowed 20 50 nrar tar siee'
fina.
The evening world., 1907-04-12

,ntendsnts head unless IN attempting
10 DRAG the womans body from the
top ~ the elevator he fell into the
sbaft. lie was placed under arrest
and later arraigned IN the Tomhs
police court The elevator man was
81. tNa Nactstrate
s;i,srr,tt was hria if, 81 90 bali feF Ere
Coroncr on a technical charge OF homi-
The evening world., 1907-04-12
KILLED AS WHISTLE
GAVE HIM WARM
Long Island Railroad Engineer Sees
His Train Hit Man as He Tried
q, Save Him

while a locomotive whistle shricke-
q warning OF his peril, a man. wnose
ldtntity is rot known. Wa hit by a
.votOouud Lous Island train az BISn'
Wi,t Junction to-day aid Instantly
ktii.sL
Engineer Hagen, OF tho train. de-
classes ue did all be could 10 sloR ~
ia time 10 prevent the victims dsatn
anI Kent ais =his;ls blowing The man.
Wpn was walking on tho tracks. ap-
parrntN diu not hear the warning. hs
" 80 about s.1ty years old. Of dark com
pieNlDu heavy build. ana was evidently
a rhaFrF
The evening world., 1907-04-12
KING TO SAIL ON FIRST SHIP

RIO JAEEIRo. April u King
Brazil next year, vii leave Lisbon on
The first ship Of the new Portuguese
lire TO BrATil. which on that occasion
VII mako her maiden voyage
The evening world., 1907-04-12
THIRD AVE. 4" "
T|E-UP CAUSES
A GREAT CRUSH
Thousands of Passengers
Have to Walk on
the Tracks

There was a complete tie-up of tho
Third avenue ~ ruSh hour service
for almost an hour and half to-day,
and thousands Of people had to climb
out of trains TO the narrow board path
at the tracksids and walk 10 stations.
Al the Forty -second street station
there was such jam OF people storm
ing for transfers that the reserves from
the East F1fty-nrst street station werv
called out to prevent q riot
The cause OF the blockade was the
breaking Of the couplers Of two cars
In n train that was pulling out OF the
Eighteenth ttrret station al :. ~ e-eiee+s.
The train broke In half and the crew
seemed utterly helpless 10 cope with
the situation. Trains began to stall
back OF the Forty seventh street sta
tion. whore tie express track ends
Express trains piled up until the en-
tire middle track was c9nEcstod from
Harlem down to the Forty eighth street
switch
The evening world., 1907-04-12
Untrimmed Hat Dept

MEMS AND WoMENs hANDKERCHIEFs
Tomorrow, the following Special Values
Women's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs 7Oc
in bar effects, medallion initial Per y Doi
Women's Sheer Shamrock Lawn Hdkfs, ST "a
bar effects embroidered initials Box OF Six A'OS
Women's Six and Linen Handkerchiefs nc
in effects and colors, >
Mems Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, OO
in 4 and = inch hens, Box of SIX, law
Mems All Linen Handkerchiefs, y zig
in tape and plttdj effects, Each ~ FeF DoI' N'IO
Mems Silk and Linen Handkerchief Aoc
n exclusive styles and cooringS, 30
The evening world., 1907-04-12

As usual ;he guards held the gates
and refused TO let passengers on or on
af the stations. The platforms OF the
~ F'orty-secohd street and Thirty-fourth
street stations became so JAmmed tha,
people were unable to get either up or
down the stairways until the reserves
- arrived and cleared the tangle.
Fought TO Reach Platforms.
After tho blockade had lasted well
Into half an hour the passengers VINO
were held In the stalled trains com
PEELED the guards to let them out and
~ climb down to the pathways. Thou.
sands made their way TO the stations
=sa fought TO reach the platforms that
were already thronEed.
The majority OF tine passengers who
ynhad paid for ride demanded tickets
oIF1rom the station agents. and when their
- requests we're refused there We're scenes
bordering on riot The police ised
the agents TO give ost tickets. and they
nnAlly consented. after calling up the
ofrlce Of the lnterbor0ugh ana grttlag
permission 10 issue rain checks" A.
these had to be nlled out and signed
their distribution was maddcalng4y
SLOW 10 the packed throngs VINO
ciamorcd for them.
At the Forty-second street station a
general demand was made Tor transfers
TO the subway These were denied
. ,whereupon the crowd rushed the ticket
~Toffice to help themselves. The platform
was a scene OF riotous disorder when
mob down the stairways to the street
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FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERs

r. Ok SALE.-Cheap. a practically new visit
pie typewriter; must be disposed 81 a stand
ara make BOX 492. Times Office nofs-gt
FOX sAs-LE-Nearly new Remington Tyne
E--e--r ~ o otf tth st. SW. uoIs-8t
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PREssER-coIored. 4osh 9Th st NV
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SOUTHWEST.
V HUGO EIsENBEIsS, eth and B streets.
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

THE JUNOD CTHE VACCUlD TREAT
MENI RES Torres thu CIRCULATION and
cures LOCOMOTOK-ATAALA. BRIGHTS
DISEASE. DIABETES, RHEUlIA TISM
AEURA STHENIAs NERVOUS DISEASES
AILMENTS Of the SPINE. STOMACH. KID
NEYS AFTER ALL OTHER METHODS
II AVE FAILED. YOU are requested 70
T. VEST GATE
For i value IN serious ailments I re-
Ger by permission to the following vell-I,uov-n
CiJiZens OF Washington. u. CO.
HON. MARTIN DODGE.
MIR. A 3. RUFF.
Mr. J. J. NOO[AN
Mr.. X. Il. BROWN.
Mr.. GEORGE +. DALTON.
Mr. ROBERT HARVEY
Mr. ". = SHONALTER
O. P GEHEING. Ii D
Consultation and treatment at your homes
II desired
CONSULTATION AT OFFICE FREE
PROF.. IA n y. PARKER
ls24 New York Avenue N w
Lady Assistant
noI1-tf
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STORE ana fixtures for aaIe. 500. CIT Masse-
chusetts ave. nv. 80 e
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PRACTICAL WORK SHOP
Keys made; locks repaired. electrical y.orj--
glass installed Phone or postal
nol3-59t Zll4 18th ST. n w
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TRUNK REPAIRING

AT HARNESS, trunk, and wagon shops. Isf6
and II SITS we make specially Of an kinds
Of repairingi prices moderate. uo1s-15t
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RUG WEAVING

SAVE your old carpets; rugs woven from
old carpets. the only weaving factory OF It's
kind in the city. WASHINGTON RUG Co,
sSl 9th NV. Phone Main 1925 seI5-3no
OLD CARPETS woven into reversible rugs.
only sanitary concern here. HOME CO.
1905 Z st, NV. Phone Lincoln coo n noS-tf
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THE BIGGEST BARGAINS IN HIGH
GRADE UPRIGHT PIANOS OFFERED
THIS 6EA5OA- feH new pianos and a
number OF used Uprights are offered now ~
exceedingly small prices and on easy terms
80 hn4De' 49, $40 hnaDe, fzz5; 500 stlen.
500 rev Hartman. $50; 500 Mason Il Ham-
I'm. @-L5- Il W. pay you u see tnsss r-Iar.a
now, = }. DaAOLL@ & co. lzsI q Il. nw.
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HELP wAErED--EMALE.

WOMAN Settled colored woman to cook
wash iron; also girl as chambemaid. fam
ily Of three; stay nights; bring references.
1880 18th 81. noI2-2t
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BICYCLES.

EVERY BICYCLE must be sold to make
room for our Christmas goods: bicycIes -
low as 81 and up; Cleveland. National f2uT
falo King, Rambler. Columbia, Olive White
and 100 other excellent makes all in goo5
condition. G T HUNTER, The Bicycle Nan
ll3 Pennsylvania ave. NV. no11-9t-'
FOR SALE-Coaster-brai,e Orient bicvc1,
good as new, SIS. Ill Kentucky ave s.
noII-3t
FOR SALE-ls0s Indian motor cycle. in ers+
class condition. Toe ST. NV. u011-er
CARPENTERING.
CABINETMAKING, carpenter work; iob
bing promptly done; reasonable: drop postal
T. d. TRONSUE. Apartment IS, Astoria. ID
and g. nv. noIs.st
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WHAT GEO. LAWRENCE "a On nv.
WILL SAY TO-DAY.
SPECIAL BARGAINS rs USED pTAEos
splenaid yprights. $40 $50. $40, N4s. SIC.
Beautiful UpEights gl6s sigO fg75 a. go
Few dollars cash. months lessons free
Iiihe payments. 81 weekly $ monthly. bealZ
1t 49,
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

sTH ST. NE. 6O3-Furnished room wlth
beard. no1ast
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PAIERHANGING.

L. c. SILENCE.
wall Papers Lowest Prices. Estimates fur
nished. 467 St NV. Phone Main gsS7 n
EXPERIENCING and painting work reason
able; mail orders attended to. II MIIIFR
400 II ST. ne. 77116--+
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NON-MEDICAL HEALING.
1 have positive cure for LOcouotive-Ata1ia
rheumatism. Brighrs Disease. Diabetes
faralysisi and desire party with sauatariuIn
IN OF near this city or would arrange with
party having suitable building Tor, one
already established 10 put same on paying
OASIS Parties Interested in cure FOR any
desperate aument may learn what. The
Junod fThe Vacuum Method viii accom-
p-lsh Tor them, Information as 20 the above
Z lrnished by Prof Il. n. ID. PARKER, 1924
New York ave, Washington.
see Non Medical Healing, this Page.
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LADDON PHARMACY, 1900 Florida ave ne
gsdAS, III. BLUMER, n. Cap. and r SITS. ne.
acC ftESNE4 q JOACHIM. cor. ID and y SITS
3 :: DUNCAN 8 co, Druggists, eth and K
SITS. ne
McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM sth and f SITS. ne
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FOR SALE-One Koch's hydraulic barber
enairs used three months; at grocery. 5th
and % NV n012-gt
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DANCING.

THE WYNDHAM. Al nth Rw.-f,erz7nv -
lessons. $780, class, $50 every Tues. I-Furs
sat GUARANTEES 70 teach you. Prof. Yyndharl.
jyz6-G
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FLOOR OIL.
ROLLER SKATES.

s. BARNEY q BERRY rink skates. s. e
W insIow rink skates. 81 Union Hardware
Tnk skates. 81 We carry in stock am parts
OF SKATES and do repairing. G. T. HIrNTFF
III PennsyIvania ave. NV. Open untH T.55'
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SPIRITUALISM.

If 1OU WISH advice and Information on
any subject call u see Mr. MILLION and
get a psychic reading OF Independent STATE
writing These private sitting give prag-
teal information sl2 Eye 81. nv. noIo-7t
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WANTED-FUPNITURE.
SPOT CASH PAID for furniture. carpe.s
stoves, bric-a-brac, and ali kinds of house
hold goods BAUM'S FURNITURE SHOP
18th and y SITS. NV. Phone North 1913 sea ~
TABLE BOARD.
II ST. NV. s1s-Good board: home cook
A-@' no12-st