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III. so We have exceptional bargains
IN all makes as we trade in new machines
Tor me Davis Vertical Feed. the only prac-
ucal sewing machine for embroidery. DAVIS
AGENCY. sla sth ST. nv Phone n 1855
fel6-5t
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR USELESS PAPERS -
War Dept Washington. Feb. Il. 1907. Sealed
/ proposals in duplicate will be received here
until Z ,. M te9, . 1897, for purchase Of
useless papers of War Dept Proposals ulust
be in envelopes ind0rsed Proposals FOR plIr-
chase OF useless papers. and addressed "
X IHot'l', Chief - supply Div. fcIS-6t
OFFICE OF THE BUILDING COMMITTEE
Z :. Department o. Agriculture Washing
ton, ID. G. January p, 1907 Sealed proposal Is
VIII be received az this office until > O'CIOCK
1907, and then opened. for the power plant
equipment or the new buildings for the
11lle3 states Dg'AFt'nent OF Agriculture.
washington d g., IN accordance with the
drawings and specifications. copies Of which
may be obtained at the -OLice Of the Build
ing Corlnittee- United states Departmerr NJ
Agriculture All applications must Dc accom-
panied by a certified check for SIo0 rneda
payable 20 the Discussing Clerk OF the De
partment Of Agriculture. which checks Win
be retained until the return OF the drawings
and specifications B. T GALLOWAY Chair
man jaSlfe1 e. IS. lsnh7,S
ADVERTISEMENT OFFICE OF rus
BllLDlNG COMMITTEE. II. : DEPART
AENE OF AGRICULTURE. -YaShfngto0.
be received at this Office until O-f,r Of-E-
p NJ the 18TH DAY OF MARCT{ 1901
2nd jhen opened. Tor the construction n the
Power House Tor the United States DEPART
ment Of Agriculture. 1Eashinei,.,r u a. 4,
accordance with the drawings and sueyi...--
tons. copies ofgwhich NAV be obtained az
the Office Of the Building Committee T-niteI
states Department Of Agriculture AN an
pllcatlons must be accompanied by-a certified
check for So. made PAYABLE 10 the T5sbr-rg-
ing CleT3 or the Department OF Agriculture
which checks Will be retained untfI the re-
turn Of the drawings and specffcations
b T. GALLOWAY. Chairman.
iaSI. fel p IS l9 mh7.S
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING oFFTTrp
L. \ SOLDIERS HOME. Washington ID a.
February r. lS01.-Sealed prOp0SalS win IA
received here until TWO =. N. MARCH I
1897! and then publicly opened for furnisbsns-
and delivering the window and door frar~ese
ana Tor furnishing. delivering. installing
painting. and finishing al other nliUuorIy az
loinery Including mlllwoTk and j0inerv Tor -
WINDOW and door openings. all basebosrrf ~f,s5-
Eaii, ShclNlng, stair handraiI etc for Navs
Mess Hail and Dormitory Building = :
soldiers Home, Washington. D. O Infor
nation on Application Deposit OF fifty. dollars
required Tor drawings and speci6catiouN
JOHN STEPHEN SEWELI- Captain EnN
neers. Constructing OfficeT.
tel4. Is. &c. Is. mh1.2
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Floor Oil.

WHY SCRUB YOUR FLOOR every week.
Use HUNTERS DUST-kILLING FLOOR
OIL, easily applied with mop. IL gives TIE
floor bright. smooth finish. Soc a gallon.
drop postal llS Pennsylvania ave NV
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

wANTED-waitress. Apply THE CROWN.
olo 18th st. NV. 1t
WANFED-Two white mattresses (thiss city)
white laundrcss tBaitim0re); colored cham
6er7natds- Mattresses cooks. EUREKA. 10ll
New York ave. Il
WANTED-Cook and help in Hat stay nights:
no washing; wages. Sl4 223S Decatur place
NV between r and 5. ed and cd. 1t
wANTED-A woman that understands cook
Ig- $40 z 81 sW.
wANrED-A neat white girl to take care OF
BABY and make herself generally useful;
good wages 10 right party. Apply 1915 North
Capitol 81. felS-2t
WANTED-Buttonhole maker on mems coats;
wages. $40. So per week. SCHWARTZ, 5il
9th St. second floor. fclS-2t
WANTED-Settled eolored woman sas cook
~ eatef also cQlored woman helper. $40
Pennsylvania ave. NV. 1t
iYANTED--Giri Cor general Homework. cook.
wash. and iron go home nights: wages.
$l2 Apply after 6 O'Clock, li3S $ ST. NV.
fe1Sst
wyANTED--First-class skirt hands on tailored
skirts. 1915 L ST. fefS-3t
WANTED-Neat capable house girl; refer
ence. l55N Fairmont ST. Columbia Heights,
II
WANTED-Two girls; one 10 cook. one TO as
sist in houseworlt; stay nights. 1906 7 ST. NV.
IeLs--t 49,. ..|
Good skirt and sleeve hand, also
helpers. $3.50 L ST. NV. feis-3t
WANTEI-A woman to cook wash and
iron' must be first class. Apply 2014 2 st. NV
II
WANTED-COoE 20 wash and do general
housework. stay nights. 1l21 nth ST. NV II
18th ST NV. felS-7t
WANIED-Colored chambermaid and wait
ress; assist washing and ironing: 20 home
nights 29i3 = St fe1g-st
neutrality-suspicious. skirt makers and
helpers 20 work on coats L. CHATFLAIN
10 IIIn 81 NV. feI6-3t
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Help Wanted-MaIe.

WAN TED-Strong young white man. with
bicycle Tor delivery work. TYPEWRITER
AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 1l07 Il ST.
felb-St
WANTED-Thrce statesmen 10 work local
trade good position To right men Address
BOX $40. Times Office fsIs ~
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Advertisements viii be accepted at any OF
The following branch Offices at regular Office
rates. II II IS inCUnEenien 10 leave advertise
meuts AT either j branch Office or The Times
Business Officc. they may be telephoned diroc-
70 The Times Main 5000. and a. MESSENGER
viii call TO collect without additional charge
10 the nIVerfiser
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Personal.


WChhlNGM YOU are not making fun
zinc. lheh Know where you can get a dollar s
worth l0r a dollar, We can supply YOU "a a.
SUIT OF clothes or Oyercoat lslightIy used al "A
10" ngufe- JCSTRS OLD STAND. 6l9 ID 81
SPIRITUAL SEANCE at 1871 Sth St NV.
aohday and Friday. evening. "Wednesday
10 - entertainment daily. IN
NINE DAVIS. the born clairvoyant and car4
reader. removes spells. evil Influences and
gives good luck. lbs 18th ST NV; give me
a call 80 49,
CONSULT ZENIEA. who controls events.
never Ialls- lZl5 IN 81. fel2-7t
Mr. T. MILLION. Palmist and Psychic. 30
Eye 81. NV His readings tell you ANYTHING
you wish TO know. They are scientific and
accurate. Hours 70 4 and D. m. 10 10 %
IN Open eun-Ay- feI1-tf
MRS BISHOP Paluist. information. clear.
concise. and 70 the Point. II sth 81 nv.
jaZl-tf
u YOU ARE giving up housekeeping and
WISH 70 sell part or al OF your furniture
sena postal 70 4sl 9Th st. NV The Old Re
Ja5O-6
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Dancing.

THE oRDWAY. 4sI llth ST. n. W-Ev.-,
ms beginners class. 7.3O: advances So
Lady assistants Proper discretion 1seS H.
admitting scholars 70 our academy T.sss,,
5oci SIX lessons, $3.50. Private lesson b,- a.
pointmenJ Open all summer electric -
Ja25-S0t PROF. CHAS. NJ WYNDHAM
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS 20. 90
tee waltz and two-step in 8 lessons. c1ase e.
per month; piano. sc; dancing hall Tor ren,
50 Address. with stamped envelope, a. S1Ib
station % feTe e. -.
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

nANIED-YOu 70 know we teach NIL stanI
aId systems OF Shorthand and tvpev,riting
an ana can prepare pupils for positions "a 81 Il
~ Cays. special afternoon sessions for Gov
ellitlent employees. STENOGEAPIIIC ACAD-
EMH, Colorado building 90 or
1i-tl-E anu temale voices for local opera
club ll07 q 81 NV. third floor. fei7-2t
W A h-Lb-S tenographcrs and typeuriterg
illi typeWrlters only. 20 register With us Tor
bosiIons- EMPLOYMENT PARTNF;NT
81, AIIH PREMIER TYPEWRITER co. so
---- -, fcl5-3t
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S.Al-OON and restaurant. Chesapeake Beaca:
Ane property viii trade ron citU -T.r'--,.---,.'
DJGAN, 81 louisiana ave. faiSzr
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR SALE-Large bay horse: good worker.
price, 800 Apply % ~ 81. sw. feIS-St
FOR SALE-Two country mares. 68s Fl s.
NV r.rC D.
FOR SALE-FOur mares. one with f1al- one
speedy driver four large work horses. .7-aa
secondhand harness cheap. Rear OF 90 Isl
ST. my. rs-S q,
FOR SALE-Tweuty-dve secondhand ra-
rlages. newly painted. with rubber tires -,
one l1nE-shaft Frazier sulLy. good as ueV-
BARKER s. KELLY. 455 Pennsylvania ave-
feI6-l0t
FOR SALE-Large mule: good worker. sfnrrs
and double price. $50 Apply y KEYSFR
STORE. BennIug, d. c. fe1s-sr
FOR SALE-Cheap. 70 horses and mares. s-,I-
farmers OF any business, must De sold rIr7Ty-
rear Of AZ Pennsylvania ave. nv fe15-2is
GANTZ'S bike runaboUJs. phaetous sl.--a,-.
TOD bugEIes- top and nO-tOp express ea~f.1--
tiers. contractors, and plumbers wagons NJ
bottom prices reasonable terms. CAN'T.
I2I5 d. 100
COGSWELL'S IS the cheapest place 70 buv
new and secondhand robes Blankets hsr-
ness and vehicles 219 Nth ST. NV nol5-ts
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tEs1N LlNG-JO0 business envelopes. 81 .O5.1 OlO-
8l-oo. 80 bushes cards. SI05: 900 81 =
HAfWCRIH PUBLISHING HOUSE. 6s5 @
81, nv. fsf-+f
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Situations Wanted

WANTED-Washing to do an home. 1919 5tb
st. NV. -"i' III
WANIED--By reliable woman. day D.. week
y work 456 O ST. NV rs y.
" Az IEl)-Ey hrst-class lauudross. work ro
take home: Willing q, 40 sbirfe &c., vi I"
'eLs. teu or address -lI " 81. nv. Il
WANTED-Laundrv work to 40 =, 49, :.
out by day no Half sf NV So
ond floor INV"
w Az -AN i El)-By colored laundress. Washing z,
bring home 2lI9 gth a. uw
WASHING 10 take home; good work done.
reasohaDIe A. GREEN. 10 l. ST nw
49, Ell-by good dressmaEer ivwing NJ
home. ladies' suits shirt waists rI,ir -
H I wiling 10 work. reasonable Address
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Miscellaneous


WANIED-Highest cash prices paid ror.-r,,---,
garments ladies' or gentlemeh's Ais, elo..e
ana hats Address postal and I yVII = II go
houT - TAkSHES. 1905 9Th ST. nv5 Phone
North 499. ~ ~
WANTED-Pawn tickets Tor Diamonds am,
Jeweiry; cash paid for diam0ftds oId grII
SILVER, platinum. antiques. cur5os T. s grIT
oollaTs, etc. Money % loan on l-,5Fr 80
value. LOUIS ABRAHAAIS Bonded F5r-l-..r
~ sth 81. NV. Phone H. SIS fsq-ff,'
WANTED-A cabiHeumaKers bench rnr--l -
cheap. 72S 10th ST. Sc +i- = pc
WANTED rubber-tire surrey. can 20 Z
81 ne d.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Don't 1,T
a"ay your old clothing. SHOES rats and
ablItS 1eIoTe seeing me. as Z nav bipTas-
cslsn prices Tor them. Drop postal win an.
H. GENlitI. laoS 7th ST. nv. feIg-75t
WANIED--Furuiture for cash. sen ,.s,.r-
goods l' the man Do gives You rhe rr. al
Ilohty- see HOLLYWOOD. Sth and X. fe,--st
WILL PAY A HIGH PRICE; Tor ali r,i-.T-
Of handouts. Address BON 300 Times s,y-
Gee. rrr--.,-
WANTED-Old gold and silver. We -.
Dig prices. BURFEIND'S 10 9th 81 nv
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For -Typewriters.

typewriter. nearly new. chem fo-
aash. Address BOX 35s. Times Office. fe1s-a,
The Washington times., 1907-02-18

THE FRENCH say that Nothing IS n foot
less stocking without a leg and that IS
about the only thing you cannot buy or sen
through advertising.
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Business Opportunities.

- t-lfAL merchandise store. close % Wash
lngton. inventory. DCGAN. 81 I.Cui.1grs.
fels-2t
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Moving
Packing and Shipping.
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS
81 LOAD
TWO-HORSE WAGON. So LOAD
COLI EETA TRANSFER COMPANY
Is 18th ST. N " te20-tr
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Storage

WHY PAY MORE7 We store Tor Sc a 10
United STATES STORAGE Co 4S - lSd ~;
I0th 81. NV. Phone Main 900 80 "a. -
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Wanted-Rooms.

WA-N IED-3y young man. furnished room, To-,
apartment house, Northwest; state 80,
must be reasonable. Address BON S57 -Tir1es
oihce. feIs-at
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Misunderstanding.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. ca
pets. stoves. bric-a-brac. and az Kinds 81
SHOP. 18th and L sts. NV. Pbo1e N,,-tL
III Formerly Oh ana Y. fa1s-slr
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For Rent
Furnished Ronms-

uSHlSAeO ROOMS.
IF YOU are looking for rooms or bo,rI g.
-ss,.- a., ,I-r- cA1!ses. TIE CENTRAL real.
n NJ ~ + ". az + NV, Room q Phone
- ZOO. feis-St
EOi .. RENT-dl7 Z St NV front room. sts,,,
7--7' desirable location, cheap rent
feIs-3t
3-2 JOHN MARSHALL. rI,AcE-,r,,o -
it---' tei'phone5 near Capitol and 3 car
-----7- - -'.--- sel-araIelS reasonable. feIS-st
FOR RENT-Room with or u-t,,o,, -,
'NiIemen Ia private family. or "a st
FOR. RENT-Nice furnished room, .,,.,-rT.
Tor bedroom or h0uscw0rk 00s Ism 81 80
FRONT and back rooms. heated. eIs en- >
feIs-3t
81 ST N.w.-Two or three room, COM
.-----Z -IILisLeI Tor housekeeping, felS-5t
FOR RENT-To two refined gentlemen. neat-
p 80 i.-aiie4 nam private family. 3I7 Mass
1870 $3.50 ave NV fels-st
one large. bay-window front room. newt
-,--f--a ~. anu smaller room. with bath fur
eg. co -y -. e!,5eepingi phone. heat ana
- y. tel'-st
L l7g2 RENr-Nicely furnished room. 11l2
---H - NV fel7-5t
TWO LARGE furnished has, vgf,,,,-, g..
rooms also gEC middle room: with OF ,,ItL
Guy board 2ilI nth 81 NV Phone N5rfb
fel7-5t
NICELY FURNISHED second st,-, ,-,r.
Z. c.-'- southern exposure. reasonable. &c
= ~ ne fd7-st
9lS NEW YORK AvE.-NlceIv rUTTIgEe-5
,5.,.-., one win private bath. transients ac-
--- iel.-9t
NICELY FURNISHED bed rooms 10 cen
.-..l-,A only s's Virginia ave. sw. feI7-8t
LARGE furnished. with board. s. 10 e n
l't y eek. private family. AZ SIN ~t-np,
FOE hENT-LalEe furnished front ro,-T
80 80 's-'-t , Niiei s. a month. Call third
------------ NV tel'-zt
FURNISHED ROOMS. ugbt b9---I---'------.
- - 81 Sc fci7-5t
-l, X NW.--Two well furnished from, r5ops.
80 h'useAeepinE- feis-gt
go NEW YORK AVE NvV-S-5----- -
,-'sl'ss rooms. laTse and small. heated. uarrs
81. - ---l, terms Moderate feI6-st
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent Win an -
: al, - Gentleman only l. N. BARTON.
For Kent
UnfHrnished Rooms.
BEAUTIFUL rooms. second floor. FOR ligb, /
plA-' so month 20 O ST. NV
felS-st
FOR RENT-Second floor. heat gas 49,, I
80 80 olaFy land ave. ne. fels-St
FOR RENT-Two unfurnIshed rooms. 49, I
-, "gwly papered and painted. very reason 4
----- L-I- pennsylvania ave Sc. feIs-2t
ZOE RENT-Two large rooms heated. n-i- I
vac entrance Slz - 9Th st. NV. feiS-st /
FOR RENT-Two pleasant ror,,-s- - -
attn liEnt housekeeping. near Cs.pifof. Iii I
iiler o. $40 south Capitol. n
i OR RENT-Two nice large rorns sfq- e -
- ii - X LluSsheeplna heat. gas parior
-. p NeW YORK ave ne ~ II
THREE unfurnished rooms vim -
,i5-i- oata heat and gas Tor light house,
,.eplHs- Il6s New Jersey ave NV. feiS-gr
ROOM FOR RENT-Unfurnished e ~
u. 'Llh, furnished, S5i with all CUuvenienCes
y, ne, fel7-5t
THREE nice. bright rooms for light b1Use-
'eepins- 1866 + ST. ne feI7-St
TWO unfumIshcd rooms: heat. gas 5a--.
H. a0' @ 81. ne. fa1S-g,tN
TWO OF three rooms. adjoining hath $500
ioor; heat gas; $n ana So sg5 an 81 fo' 1I
felG-3t -' 81 NV
For Rent
FURNISHED or UNFINISHED Rooms.
WO or three rooms, furnished or unT,-
lished. 1913 III ST nv Vi uHIuf-
Legal Notices.
y THE SUPREATE corner -, - -
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BROOKLAND. d. C.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERSSEN. Drug Store
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Tl1ES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
ONE CENT A WoRn roR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents word Tor all other classified
advertisements for less than three Insertions
II inserted for three or more consecutive
days. one cent word FOR each insertion.
These rates do not apply TO Personals.
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SPECIAL PIANO SALE.

fON SALE-One S-horsepover steer, boiler
SittGSP' inquire al HELLER'S BLACKSMITH
SHOP Bladensburg. Nd 1t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L CARNE & CO. 7O3 King q.
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Rug Weaving.

RUGS WOVEN out OF old carpefg 77---
postal 95l 9TH NV. or phone 4S25
fei0-sa, Su mott
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WANfED-An experienced woman for pen.
eral housework 1913 Sth ST. NV III
The Washington times., 1907-02-18

ANACO6TIA
BURY'S PHARMACY, corner Nonroa and
Jefferson stn -1~
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~ 80 N'i'AlfA
men with hrst-cIass table board an ~, 1s-r
81 -t-s--..,--
WaEted-Roard.
N PRIVATE famiIy. b0arI ana rr,ofbarI- -
Tor girl Of l6 attending school. STATE t,-1-s
Address BOX 3sS. Times Office fssq.7-
-------------------
For -Rent-Rooms.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS -
board. see us; no charges The fgU1-,.f,,
is part Of Our. iist: INK
FURNISHED.
81 ~ SJh nv sis New York ave
oI4 N NV 1915 18th NV
UNFURNISHED-Lls Efousekeaufps,-
2702 18th NV l59f 7stb.,
1907 X NV. 40 A NJ
Complete list on application
THE CENTRAL REAL. ESTATE 70
ROOM .. 1927 + ST. NV.
Phone Main 1853. e,- ~.
FOR RENT-Flats AMI three room, 49,
housekeeping apartments. Furnished ana -
furnished. JOHNSON. DENT d. co On 20.
81. NV. err
THE RIGGS CAFE AND APARTMENT a.
18th st. uw.-ChoiCo rooms for degIrah ~ ~. ~
ants. with or without board: best ,Sef h.
town. Try QUE special sunday Dinners = o.
Get a meal ticket. ~ -.
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Situations Wanted-Efale

NANIED-By colored boy. place as dish
washer In kitchen. 1905 X e. NV 1r
II ". NELSON. Carpenter: 5obblug- and re-
pairing. 332 Elm ST NV -fai- &C.
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TOR SALE-Large hay horse: good worker.
price. $50 Apply % ~ 81. sw felS-5t
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PROMPT CoLLECTIohs

immediate returns unlimited references Tel
epnoEe ior our contract agent NJ 1854 w
CLARENCE DUNALLs 81 Colorado Building.
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Wanted-BOarders.

FOR RENT-Could acc0urnois,te. two or 49,,
men with hrst-ciass table board at So ls-h
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

W - l1L-tlrst class waist and skirt hands
dress BOX 3SI. Times Office fe1S ~
WANTED-Girl at NEWBERRY'S. STT-DIO
III Pennsylvania ave. open tin 5 % m ~
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lis WEEK ONLT-DOn't believe hearsav.
nv eslls'tei printing $50 good business cards
" envelopes. Sc. HAYS. 2gT- X NV. feIs-6t
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02
WANTED the WHOLE HOGS.
Widow Fully Determined 10 Get Her
Moneys Worth.

ITS curious how the people have
turned around within couple OF
years and become 20 distrustful."
said the old farmer. a. the matter Of
graft and trusts were touched upon
4 had -four hogs 20 sell and advertised
them In the village paper. Half .
dozen people came out TO see them.
and among them was a widow. She
wanted me 10 swear 10 the breed. tho
weight and the fact that the hogs
were In good health. She wanted 20
be assured OF their good eyesight and
hearing she wanted 10 be satisfied
that they we're good.natured hogs She
wanted me TO sign q paper that I
had raised the. porkers instead OF
stealing them When ! had done all
this and the sale was about effected
she suddenly turned and walked away.
Hello. now. what's the natter I call.
ed after her. You've cut their tails
OF. she replied. Yes that was done
when they vero pigs Then you
knock OF so cents apiece for missing
tails. or don't buy. It's whole hog
or none and no graft"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02
SOUTH SALISBURY.

Clifford Hawkins Is on the sick list
Mrs George Robinson Is on the sick
list.
We are having bright aud beautiful
days nov.
Miss Kathryn Virgil spent Sunday
out OF town.
Miss lula Bronson was home TO
spend Easter.
Mrs A. A. Collins is improving end
is able to be out.
Miss Nellie Flemming has taken
board with Mrs Adair.
Miss Alice Ball is still suffering
from neuralgia In her eyes.
Mrs Brown is recovering from the
severe attack OF grip which she had.
John Lennon did not sell his house
but his household articles at auction.
Two young misses OF North Shafts
bury are guests OF Miss Camilla Cole.
Mrs G. Il Moon has been quite poor
ly the past week but Is better ut this
writing.
Mr. and Mrs George Robbins OF Rut
land are guests OF his sister Mrs y. L.
Hawkins.
George Mcdonald had the misfor.
tune 70 iDjure one OF the fingers on the
right hand.
Miss Bessie Mlrheld came home on
Thursday from oastleton TO spend the
Easter vacation.
T.. Foley young man from Fair Ha
ven has been secured as clerk 10 &. X.
Il A. b. Hawkins store.
Mrs Fred Eddy left for Springfield
Saturday and will spend q little more
time with her daughter who Is conyal-
escing timely.
Levi Hill's daughter and family have
moved In with them Mr. Hill IL going
10 build onto his house 10 make more
commodious quarters.
There will be q social nj the IOOF
hall Friday evening, April 8, under the
auspices OF the Crescent Rebekah lodge
No 90. Supper will be served aud az.
ter a short literary program q social
time will be enjoyed by all. Admis'
sion 25c.
A laborer, Michael Downs, who has
been 10 the employ OF Frank Madison
for years was attacked with q severe
pain while wording on Wednesday
morning. He was Immediately remoy
ed 70 the house but died be ore Dr
Dean could reach him. The case was
diagnosed Is heart trouble.
Mrs John Huntington vas taken u
Troy on Wednesday for hospital treal
ment. She has been In feeble condll
Ion for some time. DR. j. u. Woodhul
Is her attending physician and accom-
panied her To the hospital. She wa,
operated on for the removal OF hb
rous tumor. The community who have
known Mrs Huntington since girIhood
are anSiously hopin for successful
recovery.
The Ladies' Aid food and plant sal,
neited beyond their expectstlon. Col,
hall was very tastefully decorated and
the booths were very Inviting. Plano
selections we're enjoyed, given by Mia
Edith Harris and the Misses Dorothy
MalllsDn ADD Agnes Adams. Six OF
seven gallons OF Ice cream W 70 vsrj
readily disposed Of Cake aud COTE.
we're also served. Receipts from ever,
thing fetisd 30 or upward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02
Special ouIssne. Needed.

Edwin A. Haisey. late assistant
charge d'araircs Of the senate press
gallery. who halls from virginis. 10 re-
sponsible for the following story; An
old darkey who had not been TO
church for q long time appeared one
night at prayer meeting. His presence
At the meeting was commented on By
one Of his brethren OF the church. The
conversation between the two was
something like this: Say. Brother
johnson. ! ain't saw you heah AZ de
meetin' house for considerable dura-
ton Oats So" replied Brother
Johnson: Use been very busy" We'll.
how come you heah tonight.
Brother Johnsoni" well, you see.
It's like dis Brother Jackson.
Use repairing q chicken coop for
some white gentlemens. and Use got
situwatlon putting a fence round q
watermelon patch for another gentle.
mems. and ! needs special guidance
from temptation"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02

The Ness-No Pure Drug Cough Cure
Laws would he needed, n all Cough
Cures were like DR. Shops Cough
Cure ls-and has been for 20 years.
The National Law now requires that
II any polsons enter Into a cough mir.
ture II must be printed on the label or
package. For this reason mothers and
others, should insist on having DR.
Shops Cough Cure. No poison.
marks on DIR Shops lahcls-and none
10 the medicine. else II must by Law be
on the label. Add rs not only safe,
but u 10 said 10 b. by those thai know
II best, a truly remarkable cough
remedy. Take no chance, particularly
with your children. Insist on having
DR. Shops Cough Cure Compare
carefully the DR. Shops package with
others and see. No poison marks
therel You can always be on the safe
side by demanding DIR Shops Cough
Cure. Simply refuse TO accept any
other. Sold by Joseph NJ. Ayres.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-04-02
MANCHESTER CENTER

There was 40 auction at Fairview
Saturday.
Miss Fannie Clemens hrs been visit
ing 10 Rutland.
Miss Maud TAYLOR OF Bennington Il
In town f.. Easter.
Halle Cook and Harold Shaw have
been 10 New York this week.
Burton Hard Of the UvM will spend
Sunday With Mrs II. y. Shaw.
Mrs Hard Of Arlington IL the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs II n. Shaw.
; Mrs Frank Hllllard aud daughter OF
Rutland are visiting friends 10 town.
Mrs Henry Hurd Of Rutland Il the
guest OF her daughter Mrs Fed OF.
man.
Frank Rove Who has been visiting
friends In town has returned 10 Middle
bury.
Mrs John Soulres aud daughter and
Mrs Byron Eldred spent Saturday 10
Bennington.
Mrs +. w. Lincoln will entertain the
Center bridge whist club at the Batien-
kill Inn Thursday, AprilI
Mrs A. n. Botsford and daughter
Marion we're In Bennington 10 attend
Tho Cruci6xion" aud stayed With
friends few days.
Mr. Taylor, 40 aged and highly 90.
,eemed citizen, died at his homo 10 The
north part ~ the town Wednesday.
The funeral was held Friday.