davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Wall Paper.

VA. h. AlAHOSEY. The man tHat male
paprInaHging famous reliable prompt. cheap.
legal guarantee covers All our UHrh. send
postal Tor free samples and estimate. Main
store. tl3 Fennsy isauIa ave SEE Telephone
East Lf-F cor following agencies. DE Maine
g. Co. E-T u So nv E.TaEII.a-4 store.
Bowie. Nd. 10 MUuU8a Er- AuaHH=rta. New
caub- drug store. Congress I-iuHt=- So
New York ave NV l-zu I 81 SCI rIuIEsy-s
store. Laurel Nd General Store Glendale
F1sIulficr, Colonial Beach. Va Ingalls, Real
Estate O4hCe. HyatJsElii-. Nd -HaH's store
5uiuine city. lloyd store Seargu1Ee SD E
New agency. just established Lg-rss5l's drug
store, Brllblaud- faE-sL
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EOn-MediCal Healing.

T+... JUNOD THE VACUUM ORIOLES
ana GiJbDiLSSB METHOD The RENE. F-
iI The IuCHTaUi. isl-CalislB Ailments WAN.
this method possesses al che merits OF mas
sasHs #-lrsH arhF. raiTauTaTIlcs Swedish
mos -.urIf. t--ctItClty ard au mechanical
means ~ suf9reilL circulation as a rene
dial agent % has The euLaHCed value .l
leteTI1lHIlE tl- quantity q blood and other
HuIls ~ Gle body 30 uE from auy uaiHt Hf
lus NlH 10 the operate HHlle UIFs--slu4
al ~ these advantages. &C. detracts nothing
from tae merits p medication. bat lH fE-
contrary ir enables the physician 90 obtain
more prompt results Through the Increased
circulation lu bringing tLe medication O.
tHa point desired
come iu and -IelI tie l4- alL talk with
uy patrons IL viii Be- son 44sI
'oNSi LlAIlpN AND PAhPHIIsT- FREE
PROF. IT, n. 10. FtEEI-Ts
Room a. lfz4 NeH York Avenue
Hours I'D o. p. sundays ra Toll lass e.
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING OFFICER IL
= sol-blERs' HOEE, Washington D. C.
december 81, 1906. Sealed proposals VIII b.
sSes4Esd mere until O'Clock p. IN. January
On d Dullalng Tor a power plant and for elac-
tIie elevators for new mess hall ana dormf-
tory building at the Soldiers Home. Infar-
nation on application Deposit IL SIS 90 r.
CURED on drawings Ter power house JOHN
STEPHEN sEMEl4I.. Capt E.ngrs.. -eion-
slFueting Ofiieer. deSl, jaIs2s2s,ss
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Dancing.

THE DEDWAN. saI Ilth ST. \ W-Eysr,-
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday even
ing, beginners class 7s3l, advanced s-s1
Lady assistants. Proper discretion used i,i
admitting scholars "a ouT acaG-my lesson
lac. six lessons. s1-51- FriYats lesson bv am
T0intment. open all summer, electric fans
is2s-3Gt PROF. CHAS NJ WYNDHAN
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. zoe. euaran-
tee waltz and twU-step IN . lessons: class 81
per month: piano. pc: dancing hall f0l rent
s.. Address. WITH stamped envelope. A.. sub
station - ia16-6t-eNSI
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BRANCH OFFICES.

H.
GOLDENBERG's sth and * SIS. nv.
=. kANN. Sons a CO.. Srh and Market sbaee
EhAlN-s CIGAR STORE. 1gth ana Fla ave.
81 \ ~ - . S4GAA STORE. @si2 l4th Il. NV.
". u AeN uLIls Cigar store Ifth and PuW.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY Iinton 8
Nelson. Fropr4etnrz. corner Rhode Island
ave- Isl ana SITS. nv.
ROBERT 7. FETZOLD, The Harvard Plar-
macy, 4tn and Harvard SITS. NV
w a. DARLING. cor. lith and 4 sts. nv
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7Ih ST, Rhode
Island ave. ana IL ST. NV
Il. !; bGIt PHARMACY. 4th ST. and Mass.
CHAs. c. HoRNUNG. Christian Pharmacy.
sW. cor. 4th and 81 SITS NV
-'OiNN q SANFORD. New York ave. and
y A AElICt, 21th and n SITS. NV
SC4lL-h4 ; PHARMACY. 2lst and q SITS. NV.
'4At---1L ~ a. CO. l4th and J.. SITS. NV.
. "a MANNER A CO. lst and h SIS. nv.
- y. 4A4 LOh. cor. 9th and + SITS. nv
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave, NV.
NORTHEAST.
.FORsTON'S BOTANICAL PHARMACY, car.
LIN 81 and Florida ave. ne.
CHAs. III. BLUNER y. Cap and II sts ne
AeCHEsNEH s. JOACHIM. cor. I'd and Z ats.
SOUTHEAST.
4 = POWELL. An and East capitol sts
o,DONNELL DRUG CO. Sth and q SITS
a. >, bEAL4. NV. cor. Nh and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
y. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 7ta and Il streets.
ANACOGrIA.
ACkt.s PHARMACY. corner Monroe ana
@snerson
BROOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR H. +. LUEBssEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA. Va
r. l. CARNE d CO., 75s King Il
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Birds, DOGS, Etc.

TRY LEE > BIRD STORE. 1901 9TH 81. nv
Yellow heads, Amazon. Panama Isle u Pines
Cuban, TED heads and dwarf parrots monkeys
mornoEijls. goldfish cauaries. dogs noaI-tf
FANCY pouitIy. pigeons. singing canaries
breeding cages, parrots, dogs. cats plant
TODD. goldnFhes. ats. Tabbits. GuiT.-a pIg.s
etc. sCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 10 I2th 81.
iaS-tf
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For Rent-Suburban.

at IA 9th st. NV. iass-9t
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT
Near Ero0kand on Sergeant road, Ills acres
with groom dwelling and other necessarv
buildings. Apply 10
WILLIAM *. ELLIS. 525 18th ST nv.
iae2-l6t
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For Rent-Flats.

stt-a' log pretty up-t5-data rat. nice boa
lion ne. 8 rooms aud porcelain hsrk- 49,
titeA !ard- toi-LiN5-GUEERY co. 6eI I1f4
ja27-st
tOk RENI-FIaL. i've rooms ana hath hsr-
wafer heat; 1872 l4th ST. NV thiri H65r-
l'-clal rate 10 good tenant. EuBly al -
isth 81. NV. iag7 ~
FLAT FOR RENT-6l5 II NV hra rooms
ii.I tatn- Oh second n0oF Tor $50 two rooms
an remain permanently rented for IS An
ply p =. NEE, sth and Il sts -iss7--r
Ois istNl-leA on 81. ne, rooms: bath.
gas range. reut sI7. Key al grocery c1I-n--
stL and =. sts. ue
j. $. COLLINS co unc) .9s Izth 81. nv.
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Situations Wanted-Male
Wanted-Furniture

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE car
PETS. stoves, bric-a-brac. ana az KINDS Of
leussA'Ii goods. BAUM s FURNITURE
SHOP. l4th and Z sts NV Phone Eorfb
lala Formerly 9th and u. fai6-s5t
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Wanted-HouSes.

WASTED-In the southeast section con-
yenlent 70 Navy Yard s-roam house abont
s4o9o. Address STEAM FILTER, Times Of
nee iaes-3t
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Wanted-Rooms.

WANTEb-By lady. one unfurnishet front
room near Bureau Engraving ana Prinfine.
sas and heat; terms moderate. Address 7.
g.. Times ONCE. ia9S-9f
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Floor Oil.

GOOD-BY. sCRUBBING- HUNTERS DUST
KILLING FLOOR OIL for mine; saves the
back; gives long life 20 floors. S5c gallon:
crop postal. lis Pennsylvania ave. NV
ja24-tf
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Rooms and Board.

LARGE second floor furnished Room. southern
h 81. Jaw. iasS-Ft
Two lovely c0ullluu eating rooms GA tIirl
O. 1,r- also .eIB large second floor frunt.
Handsomely Furnished modern couveuitucrs.
central halrl 0prI rna. l-l j. 81 uU.
TiE RIGGS GAIT. AND APAET3U.ST-
Sos l--l 3d. ms tTv our special sammy 4Il-
neF. FROM to g.l.. sc. cAI!c1 rooms 81.
desirable tenants f4Lg-ts
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Storage.

To BUY. SELL. OR STORE FURNITuRE
consult US packing ana storing a speciaIty
THOMAS BOWLING * Co. Auctione-rs
6i2 ST. Phone n. 5l5- 5aI7-sjt
Why PAY MORE We store fJr 75C a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4fS-f95-fS5
10th 81. NV. Phone Main l229 dss-g.+
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Table Beard.

TABLE BOARD. three meals a day. pIent,.
TO eat 81 a week, $50 81 ST. uw. jazs-st
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ALEXANDRIA. Va.
r. l. CARNE 4 CO., l53 King =.
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For Rent-Apartments.

IS TO Sc Tor two and three room apartments
"a The Dorchester, corner lZtl S. and Nan
lama ave. sa.i handsome baths; steam bes ID.
E1t ana cold water JauitoT service au5-tf
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ANACOLIIA
LCRY'S PHARMACY. Gunner Af1nT6. and
jefferson ELA
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SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 7ta and Il streets.
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

SENECA bachelor apartments one lasE-
l.-'H. an improvements. SO. JANITOE.
b-1 J. ST. uV. deIf-tf
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TIE PscSHURST. 4s II S.
NE. ous-half block from
Government Printing o.
nee. Apartments TOOmEs
steam heat AID hot water
80 up
THE RAYMOND. EI4 Tuan-
ty-second ST = VIE
voted entirely 10 three
rOola Apartments having
buEet kitchens. died
baths. private halls steam
heat ana hot water All
outside rooms II good
size, Wei arranged
Price. IS up.
SIXTH AND X SITS.
IWo-story fats, rronl ana
rear p1rcheH5 nice lawns
beat and hot HateF suB-
Piled from che plant Flss
rooms and bath, 81.
Apply y. 7. CoWEN.
ROOM ,. BLISS BUILDING.
Phone East 1870 Sen ".
oes0-tf
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UphOlstering.

UPHOLsTERING, recovering. ra1risrIT-- IN ,
repairing al your own humc. 5000 fudcc ~
antiques, thoroughly reliable. J.. FOSTER
C5l a. So Sc fas5--f
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= T.. POWELL. An and East Capitol sis
. DONNEL-l- DRUG CO. Sth and q sts
~ ;, bEALI. NV. cor. llJh and Pa. ave.
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Moving
Packing and Shipping.
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS
81 LOAD
TWO HORSE WAGON. SIS LOAD
COLI AEEA TEANSFEE COMPANY
n uth ST. n. ". jee0-tf
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Help Wanted-Female.

AZ ~ EL--l0iGred woman from CITY or conn
~ several nouse"ork7 good wages. ausgy.r.
tl-A-N Ii-li-Neat. active white girl 90 assist ~
it.-lA counter short order cooking A11f,
"leI h ia % Northern Market. c.I -T1
i.IH ID SIS NV o."
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Van iEL-airl for general hlusaw6rI,. ff.-
ave. ne. -' Us
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Miscellaneous.
Musical.

PIANO LESSONS. IS cents: lesson one
hour % years experience as teacher 9gs
"a ST. NV. ts2o-sot
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WANTED-ReliabIe white boy as clerk in
Wholesale wine ana liquor store. CAN 1854
lith 81. NV II
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y ANTED-Two drst-cIass shoemakets and
me barber. az SIN So Sc. ia2s3t
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FORSTONS BOTANICAL PHARMACY. car.
LIN 81 and Florida ave. ne.
C1As. a. BLCMER. y. Cap. and II sts ne.
AeCHESNEH & JOACHIM cor. I'd and Z sts.
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For Rent-ROomS.

If YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS or
soARb. see us; no charges. THE CEN-
TRIAL REAL ESTATE CO. 142- F nv. Room
Phone N. l0s5 fa2f-s1t
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Situations Wanted

SANAoAAOAAS w aA6CN--
Female.
WANTED-LauHiry 70 80 al home by relishIe
cui1red woman. 1918 \ So NV u
W ANIED-IgueWriti done. JOB work. state
experience and price, typeHrittgu. Address
BOX -tl. Times ONCE. n
MISUNDERSTANDING and ironing To- do 1t
home s0od references. 10 22d 81 NV n
WANTED-By coIored woman. washing 10 10
al home. 1919 9Th 81 NV
% take home. 4Io wash
lngton So. NV
Situations Wanted-Male.
" ~ t-ll-lS sober young man place as
horseshoer. Address 5lS 5th 81 NV. ja2s-2t
NANTED-Woriz in bakery as second hand
b] German Is years OLD e5a Florida ave. ma
II
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For Sales Suburban.

sHI-lE YOU WANT A FINE IITTL.u
FARM, Wei located. see this one: 49, a,.1--
al fenced j. acres cultivated. = pastrras-
orchard. berries. grapes. Or house, nar5ff.s
2i-.s. 5000 barn chicken house ete-. biz
forest trees around house spring stream
W-li. Hu trolley sga4-
IHE SOLE 60 lurJ. Gga LOUISIANA a,.
Ii-a-rI
ONLY $50 PER ACRE r7r 5. IH .n5 f= -.
lots, two car fares fTuu any point on gaufra|
Traction r. a.. seven miles from CFfargr-
town ar lngleslde station. on the g. T. A. 3D.
ID. r. r. fine location. CLIFTON TAF-GIf-
LIN. ~ 18th ST. uW- fs=-el-
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The Mercy of Coming Events"

We must all wonder, for a moment and then, what
strange new brew is being prepared for by the busy
forces which We name CIRCUMSTANCES"
In the home life the exit of servant; in the store some
thing happens 10 best clerks in every business venture
something upSets" our favorie plan If we own property
our best tenant leaves neighbor sells his property At
big profit-shle we "hold on to ours, not willingly.
Emerson expressed it: MAN, imprisoned in mortal ife
lies open 10 the mercy OF coming events"
And tie truth has led to consider ways and means for
taking the sting ont of" these coming events-for turning
them into enduable burdens And Of these ways and means
which We have created the chefest is WANT ADVERTIS-
INC wise use OF this modern convenience this instrument
Of service, NOT ONLY MAKES COMING EVENTS MER-
CIFUL- makes us to contemplate them without trepda-
ton.
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DreSSmaking School.

PROF. LIVINGSTON
New York Pattern P.LrI0Is Dressulalyiua- Da-
signing ladies Tailoring and sewing Sfb0r7
1920 o II. suits cut. bastad ana made Psr
terms cut 10 order iars-.F
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N-A i-if--A seJuieI shlJe lady for main
,"- 'a ia'aa'is- ana umbrellas 5s5 ma
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR sAIE-one tW0-hofss hand-maas faru5-
tuTe wagon, cheap Il y 81 nv. ia2s-st
FOR sAIE-One soTFel mare. sound fearless.
go. Phone r. So ia8-sf
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WANIEl-turu4turr for cash. cell your
goods Co the man Wh' gives you the most
money. See NORWOOD san and X ia-7-et
WANTEB-A small confectionery. notion an4
cigar store. with living rooms. state location
ald price, With modern improvements. Ad-
dress BOX les. Times once fazs--I
WANTED-PIaHa pupils CSC half hour. villa
90 60 The Houzr. Address Bon los. Times
once. fss.-sr
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Don't Out
away your old clothing, shoes hats ana
shirts before seeing mr. az / pay highest
cash prices f1g them. Drop postal viii call
ID GEWIisZ. 1915 .th 81. NV. iaIs-I-t
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture
CaTpats. H!N pay ful! value FOR stoves ia good
condition 1rtice furniture and household goods
OF ali kinds. contents especially D. NOTES
go Louisiana ave. Phone 81. aUs 5aI-sat
NANTED-Oid gold and silver We pay
big prices. EDEFEIND'5 5I9 etu 81 uN
lA-L-aT
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Bicycles.

IF YOU WISH 70 dispose OF your bicycle
IN give you a good price for H. ~ N
HUNTER The Bicycle Man. Us. PenusyIvania
ave. NV iaI5-tf
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CHINA and oil painting SOC. use CT paints and
brushes STUDIO. ~ ON 81. nE jal5-s0t
FOR SAI.E-A fresh Jersey reg ster.I ,,TT-
-FOUR years old price, $H. Apply 3e1 J. Ct.
'Nr IaZf-Lf
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Observation-Disclosures

NANIEb-iilghesr cash prices paid for worn
garments, ladies' or gentlamen's Also shoes
and mats. Address pataI ana 1 viii call any
hour D. TAIt~HES la0s 1th 81 NV Phone
Nfitu 49, HuZs-HHt
WANT t-l-DI,iIla nd= one 10 four cara BE-. 500
carat APP. Highest cash paid f1r old gold
silver dentist gold. platinum, old coins. am
uQue 3eWelry. ana city pawn tickets etc.
Money Go loan. also. LOUIS AHEAHAMS.
Bonded Broker, i15 SIN 81. HW, Ph1u. 81 ass
Ee5-fulls
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For Rent ypewriters.

- RENT A WELLINGTON.
4eF4SsEA one month fur.-..-..- e. "a
E,A Infea months for ... 81 al
S4fza5F FIX months IOT..-....-.-.. So al
Al rentals apply on purchase
sA the WELLINGTON Is only $50
49, OFFICE, $50 nth St nv,
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

NANIEIl-Nuu 20 know wa teach ali zfa.rg-
ara systems uf shorthand ana ffuaty1itiu,-
and can prepare Eup-.= Tor positions fu ID b..
- days special Afternoon sessions for Gov
efnueut employee sTENOGRAFFfIC. ArAT-.
EMGr Colorado building fa4 an
lNthEASE NoJr earning ability Ey Iearlirg
shorthand evenings SOW rates. IUtar-srira.
booklet frre. STANDARD SHORTHAND
SCHOOL r. %. Box COZ, Westminster Id q,
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FOR RENT lye-r3ou house az Sit. Rainier
with p0rches ami pantry. one fare SI-.5y.
G. j. HANBACK, al8 4 81. NV. ias5-5t
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TIE NEXT ISSUE OF this paper should tell
about It'll you have house 10 rent or a
Job 70 lind "A job 20 offer
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Job Carpentering.

Ali KINDS Of job earpentering done call
or address 1870 Z At ss. tszs-st
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BROOELAND D. c.
ARTHUR H. +. LUEBsSEN. Drug Store.
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FOR RENT
COLOEEu TENANT.

FOR REST-IH Georgetown. only slz55 for
tW0-st5ry dve-rO0m brick hgUse. 'I55 s5tl
st, convenient 90 cars
WIi.LIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. 575 g. SIS I8tH.
1a-5-aL
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GET A PIANO FREE.

it yas.re thinking % taking no music r
" you wish the children o. EsI musical
education tHls offer should appeal q. -.a.
We Hi| .rr sou have the USE ~ o. eHlT
square plano absolutely free f1r slx months
Il y0l.l pay the gasr af dIlgaEl CaU ~
ph mel o. e.. SMITH PIANO 90. L--5 Penn
aElFaula ave. Phone 81 -4- Ia15-tf
FOR SALE-A number or hlga-erale Turichr
francs taken IN exchange recently have u--u
qua ia thorough repair and are offered now
a. a fraction ~ tueir worth Emerson. sI---
hiWtaI. $3.50 Davis a. sons Sll-- Stlrn $40.
rnuuluEer, $50 Hartman 500 Elabe
square. 500 tbl.EartuE square f-- and d.
number % others Easy Payments. o. j.
UeAiULI- g. CO. E-II o. ST. f.el.rF
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FOR EENT-Iu newly built modern apart
Iueut house O. refined gentleman only. fun
nishrI rooH. porcelain bath; hot and cold
. ater at all times. Address BON iss Times
once. issS-st
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WANTEiF-tiUyCr' Babies
If We can harmless pleasure give
To those around Us while We live
It's better than the earth 10 own
COZ cen 90 sit upon "a throne
The smile Of happy inn0ceuc-
On baby faces Lnat you know.
is stump-d GA every picture made
Iu BOYCES NURSERY STUDIO
And So or place ls well rquipp-sI
70 please the little girls ana boys
Who give uz pleasure in the work
Eecause We miEgle with their TOYS
Phone Engasements, HOYgE lae5 T. ST.
jas 90 feI
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-08-09
STATE BUREAU
Campaign for Desirable Soil
Tillers.

George 0. WEIGH, state commits
sioner Of immigration, has opened his
new department. Of state in room 207
of the new capitol. one of the legisla-
tive committee rooms.
Mr.. WEIGH has plans for an elabor.
ate bureau and intends to build up a
solid foundation on which to work.
When the groundwork is finished. he
plans to even reach to European coun-
tries for tillers of the soil in the
fatherlands, who seek new worlds to
conquer and new opportunities for
energetic, hard working men.
He is now engaged in preparing
elaborate statistics relative to crops
in every county of the state. In so
doing, he finds that the reports of the
commissioner of statistics for the
only run up to the year 1889. 1t seems
that the respective county auditors
by law are to report to the commits
soner of statistics lwho in the past
has been the deputy secretary of state)
but as there was no penalty for audi
tors failing to collect this informa-
ton. the county officials have simply
gotten rid of the work by refusing to
comply with requests for information.
Hence the commissioner Of statistics
and his reports years ago became
things of ancient history.
Mr.. WEIGH, however, is tabulating
all crop statistics and other informa-
tion up to 1889, These reports when
completed for each county. will be
sent to the commercial organizations
as we'll as the county officers of each
county, with request that they be
brought up to date in the form started.
He believes that the civic pride of the
commercial organizations, such as
boards of trade, will be such that
county officials will be stimulated to
gathering the information desired.
When the returns are in from the
various counties, the commissioner of
immigration will have at hand de-
tailed information relative to every
section of the state, information
which will be of real value to seekers
of new homes.
In addition, Mr.. WEIGH intends to
prepare statements Of state lands In
every county; the number of acres,
character of the soil, vicinity to rail-
roads and market, and such other
data as an inquiring farmer would
| like to know.
Mr.. WEIGH then hopes to reach out
into European countries to pick the
most desirable class of immigrants for
settlement in Minnesota. He even
looks forward t0the time when Min
nesota can send agents to Europe to
boost the movement in substantial
way. But, of course, this would not
be possible without additional and
larger appropriations by coming legis-
latures after the immigration bureau
is well started in its preliminary work.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1907-08-09
Fake Goods.

Edward L. Slater, state dairy and
food commissioner, has just issued a
bulletin in which he tells some inter-
esting things of the results of examin-
ations of sample packages taken from
box car merchants of Chicago, who
are operating in the rural districts
of Minnesota whenever they get
chance.
Out of eighty-two samples of differ
ent products taken from one shipment,
only two complied with the pure food
laws. Every one of the eighty pack
ages were short in weight, thus clearly
demonstrating that the fraud was not
accidentally accomplished. The aver
age net weight of the so-called three
pound packages of spices a trifie over
two and three-quarter pounds, repre-
senting an Legitimate saving to the
company of nearly one-fourth of a
pound on each package. The price
asked for the goods was not an in
ducement for the purchaser to be con-
tent with short-weight packages.
The bulletin further tells of the
chemical analysis of these box car
goods. Ground roasted beans was
found to be mixed with coffee, and
blackberry cordial was well supplied
with salicylic acid and coal tar dye.
White pepper proved in part to be
ground cocoanut shells and starch.