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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-05-17
SYNOPSIS.

Chapter bob Brownley creates a
panic in Wall street. He Is friend OF
Jim Randolph of Randolph & Ran
dolph, bankers and brokers. Brownley
and Randolph had gone to college to-
gether and entered the employ OF Ran
dolphs father at the close Of college
days. Brownley Is Virginian by
birth. Beulah Sands, daughter Of an
old Virginia house, calls on Brownley
and tells him her father has been
practically ruined by the stock oper-
ations Of Reinhart. She hopes to util-
ize her own money in Wall street In
retrieving her fathers fortunes before
. his condition becomes known, and
asks for employment in the office that
she may have an opportunity to better
understand how her money Is invest
ed. She does not want 1t used In a
purely Wall street gamble, but in the
buying and selling Of legitimate Sc
curities. Brownley agrees to help her,
and falls in love with her.
CHAPTER II-Brownley plunges in
sugar stock. He uses the money OF
Miss Sands, his own and in addition
Is backed heavily by the Randolph
millions. His coup seems successful,
and he tells Miss Sands that she has
cleared $1.S00,000. But the market
had not closed.
Chapter llI-Barry Conant, head
broker for Standard Oil and sugar In
terests, suddenly begins to sell sugar"
In the midst Of a panic he breaks the
market and with its fall carries away
the earnings and much Of the capital
Of both Miss Sands and himself. A
pretty love scene occurs between the
two at the office when Bob attempts
to tell her the terrible truth Of their
fall Brownley takes a trip to Vir-
ginia.
Chapter lV-Beulah Sands and Bob
become engaged. Randolph wants to
loan her father the money to meet his
obligations. She refuses. Bob figures
on how to beat Wall street at its own
game. Sugar takes another sensation
al squirt upward, but Brownley keeps
out.
Chapter V.-The bulls" toss sugar
to record breaking point, and the
street" goes wild. Barry Conant, for
the system" pushes prices up and up,
and a wonderful cleanup is promised
when the exchange closes, Thursday,
November IL. Sugar opens higher
Friday morning, November lS. When
the price had passed all bounds
Brownley steps into the pit and be-
gins to sell. He sells every share "the
system's" brokers will take, and
pounds the price down and down until
failures are Of momentary occurrence,
and 1.-The system has lost millions. He
has made millions for Beulah Sands
and her father.
Chapter Vl-Beulah Sands insists
upon being assured that there is no
dishonor connected with the money he
has made for her. and he cannot hon
estly answer no" He leaves her to
think IL out. When he returns he
finds her staring at the glaring head
lines of a newspaper extra announcing
that her father, while temporarily in
sane, had killed his wife, his daughter
and himself, and Beulah Sands had
gone crazy.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-05-17

EJ First Dude-How Is 1t that you
get invitations to balls, parties, we'd
dings and other festivities? Second
Dude-It Is the simplest thing In the
world, my dear fellow. When 1 sus-
pect that any of my big-wig acquain-
tances are going to give one, l tell
them I shall be out Of town. They
imagine 1t is safe to invite me. They
do so, and 10 and behold! I bob up
serenely. Strategy my boy, strategy!
lid Bits
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1907-05-17

eT In Moorish days the town of Cor
doba had over 1000 mosques and 900
public baths.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-13
POSSE HOLDS
 MEN IN B0X GAR
ESCAPED FROM JOLIET HAVE B8RRICBDED THEMSELVES AGAINST
 GUARDS WHO ARE PURSUING

Joliet, IIl., Sept, ly-Two long-term convlcts, Edward Quinn and Harry Harmon, who escaped from che pcut- tentiary "Wednesday night, making a rope .t laudagc~ while they were de- tailed as nurses in the prison hospital, were surrounded today in a boN-car near Parker's bridge, near here
 They had robbed a tarmer'~ house of a rifle. a shotgun, two rtvo,vors and a of ammunition.
 From trees behind which officers are h.d.ag while awaiting endorsements it can be seen that the c5nvtcts have bored por.ho1es through tho sides of tho car through which they may defend themselves. ssyera, shots have 5eeu fred a. them, but so far a~ can be learned none has taken effect.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-13
MAY MINE q.
 VOLCANO BASE
GREAT DEPOSITS OF SULPHUR ON MOUNT HARUSHIR RAY SHORTLY BE
 PLACED ON MARKET

The Jaeger party, scientists engaged in the study of yocaooas, are working to Jae we-twarj They have asceudea Mt. Makushtn. an active volcano on the Alaska peninsula, and l, is reraHad that one mcmgor of The m~y has hcou lost.
 prospoctors are investigating che sulphur deposits which lloarourd those active yo.cm. -. waa great ..rcutg will he .a mining the mineral !. is sail thas when a 5r.ll I, -ans to a given depth the intense heat contained .a ,aa molten mass at sulphur uo.,s The nj. and roaaar- !. a-a.-s. ra. sulphur is of goot quality and occurs .a large 6a- ros5.,. anl .ha problem which a.a .aa- fronts tho prospective operators is how bas, ,o mine .'. Seward Gateway.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-13
SC4-T E8yPTI0"S COVERED HIS BODY.
Itched Constantly Sca..oc. -.a. Blood Flowed Suffered IgFams -D0ct0-s and Medicines Were Fruit.ess Tries Cut.cgra and Is Completely Cured
BY THREE BOXES OF
 CUTICURA OINTMENT

"Whau ] was an.. um. N.... -. small -.ras appeared am .".. |. "E lower ..mNs. , a0rut.H.. r..w ".. D
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-13
AMERICAN YsL0R

The sz..a...u. yt bravery displayed Tuesday by .h- sailors of the bat .s-b.p Indiana 5a. illustrates the
 aa.s.a. O, which the army and navy Of America is composed. The usa oi The rans aaI file of both organizations have been condemned se- gsre.y for the assertions th4. haze taken place tu 5o.h services, and their actions in times of peace have been gbe cause of tr-zec,. .oas being cas- upon what their conduct would be .u time Of war. The American man Of the line chaies under the t5leues> surrounding the bar racks and on shore, and his restlessnes~ sometimes leads him to break away. 5l. the battlefield where Americans have fought and which is marked by any display Of c0wardice is unknown. The Indisua episode would be dup'icat- gd on any ot the American wsrsh.Ps or in any camp where American soldiers are cougregased should the occasion arise, for the men in our army and navy are not afraid to die.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-13
OVERLOOK NOTHING

The Ilgruese have. tl is announced, .l.scoverrI an island 8 m.re sand. dune .n the Pacific about sixty miles north of American territory in che Philippines and taken possession of .t ID the uame ot Ills N.l-~.y inc Mt- sad3. a- a base Of naval suppl. $. They should DO. be c.l~1r.u for uEs l.. there #a- au .-.aoa suitable tos ,h.tr uaun5sa awaiting discovery aaa oscr- patton, the United States should have taken it long ago. ra..ng 20 do this. ONT people should be neither surprised nor chaErlueI that ,ne Jaus hav. Cast anchor on rra,as island and uotor.na there .a- lag of the empire The .a- c.aea.4oas DO, necessarily mHa hos,t.- .ity. preseu, pr anticipated toward the
 United Stages. !, merely shows that tae Japanese nation. having entered the race a~ world p9wer.'s u~.og
 .cn means D, !, can compass 10 further
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-13

accustomed {. iU. l would scratch ..n 4or.s wI .Hr N.n.0 logan .H ..E. This would stop gan itching l0~a ."" dav-. hut -"a.v places would appear again and r.H itching w.#.G a"r"H.H.F chem After ! suffered I..u. t.u F.Hr# I maIn a r.uaH.. .EarI -H "..r' n ...'. Tho aurr.nus by tn'- 'ImN had u"r H"t ou every part .f wv body "E.".. my Tac0 and hands. Tn. H.e. I""... n my naftv. county advised w. {. u." H...m.n in -maI. Ir-.- and a -..r. Itu" .-a ta bafHn lUa -HraS Gu a w'E.ur" ".".1 gave almost utu."rau." nuu.. In ....- tiuu used H'h"rr"w"an-. -H.# a- I..."'. sulphur, zine -l.En, -~ Na.N'r
 Ointment au3 rn .an' Twas cone tiuua.Iv giving som" remedy 9 I1Hr Ir.H- ugveruslur H.-- 'wunu" ar twn boxes .r battIas. An this was rrgtr=#. Finally mvha5rr.rantHHH ou.au. was rapidly becoming Ul.L | u-.. --s - but it did un gaoI A jnw months a.."r having used almost everything 0.a". ! thought l would try lurour Ointment having previously u."a 0utI.ur1 Soap and being pleased with .r. After using three boxes | was completely oHra, and my harr was n.s'.rei at-nr I"".'..u wears 0f suffering and Gu uEHnu.frn" .t nt least SrI Co srUr ru yau.E .m.n1r..w- to find 8 ourr. l shall an r.1I Go wu," to any uur ssh. may hn interested in my Curn B. Hiram Na#0nr.E Nnr- million. x. Dab.. Aug. lN. i|HH.
 Sold m-.asU0u. fna w.rf ruurr H-r N G5-NallaI Enc. Booklet .ou tae Skin and l1rL
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While a mother was administering spanking .o her young son buck in Wis coa..a the other day dynamite cap nr had in his p.sto. p).A-t exploded, tatal- Iy .a.ar.ur the hoy suI blowing or two fingers of the wom n, hand aod caused other injuries. Wonder if she prctaced her pla.saman, with .ua usual "ln., ., going ,a hurt me more than ig doe, you bu. l mus, do t-" Hereafter it w.r- well 10 search the boys paua,o1us or we may soon be having au epidemic oi fstau.tes along the "D.du'l know ], was loaded" line in new direction
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-13
Fresh Meat

The Frye-Bruhu Co. keep all kind Of fresh meat constantly on hand.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-13

The territory Of Oklahoma ha- a new paper called the Roosevelt Record h, Is needless to remark tha. it has not been aaaacs5 by F.. II. Hartman.
 
 In Sal, Lake recently AIr. and Mrs, Frank stoae became the parent, of a boy weighing ,a pounds. The boy is quite a pebble to star. of with and may ,r9w into 8 huge boulder.
 
 The statement recently made by E. II. Hartman .ba, he e ught a twenty pound trout in Oregon, will undouotet- .y coparm in the mind of President Roosevelt the idea he cn.crtatus about some Datare akrs.
 
 F. Y. Story recently killed himself ia Denver because he could DO, enlist in the army, being only five fee, talI, and had been unable to aud work in the city. He should have turned his hand to wr.ling-any magazine wiiI accept a short story.
 
 Should lIr. Tai. take the notion into his head some night while along the Luuzta fn Manila to "Wandsr in the shadow Of the Pines. some mauradiug Ladrone may swoop down upon him and roast him over @ slow fire for in- sinuating that the natives over there will not be fit for civilization for one hundred years hence.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given tba. was appointed administrator Q. lhn estate of Penn Alex, deceased, 0u the lIth day of August, lH1T. Hy 'hc NommIs- siUner for Alaska. sitting iU probate at Eafnes precinct tu the first division. All persons having claims against -aIa cslUearn hereby notified Co prasau. the same tO me within siN months from this 12d day o. August, '"Nl. at at the Commi,sary or the Tenth Reg tmeut ot '. $. Infantry, ao Fort Wt..- jam Y. Seward, Alaska.
 J. B. G0WENr
 Administrator
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suBsCRIPrIoN.EATEs
THEIR DESERTS

San Francisco continues to advertise to tbe world tha. neither labor nor cap stal s safe within s.s borders. The r.gh, of the American citizen to sell his labor a, he sees Ii, !, denied, and the atemp. 30 exercise ,hat right is met with assault from mob. N9 other city .u .he worlds history ever s.rug- g.sa 10 is fee. so quickly after going aowo before such aa awful catac,ysm a~ overwhelmed San Francisco. But. wb,ls ,bs stricken city .~ pulling i.ssl. together and trembling from the phys ic.r shock and injury inflicted on .a by the earth ruase. ], is 7esn- subjected Co blow after blow from organized graft er, aaa the peculiar brand ot organized labor soaa5 there. In every other city oa ,as pac.a, Coas. capital ,au find openings where l: will DO, he placed tu jeopardy from the assaults of prossss,on- a. labor agitation. and labor will ind opportunities where .s vii, DO. he in peril Of 3r.cs5a.s and traarms
 Under such conditions l. is ba. na.- ara. Ina, both capital aau labor should g.vea wus Her.n ,o saa Francisco. and that ..,y uas. accordingly sraEE'e no ual-- lhs pressu. fearful handicap, which vii. never be ..tlsL uu,.'r.ery law.ay.a.nE mal .a the city is sparml.- ..L r5 se.. h.s .a95r at a wage sa,.>Iac
 tory to atmse.. h placing thr blame for tl.s latest outrage, Presld-a- Cal- hoaa. of the United B H.ro,d-. correct .y states taa, there vi. be DO g-lce aaW r-."c sentiment condemns the practice, @. ghs mob which seems ro have .5o.~a. Q, the H5..,. aa1 other ae. parm.u.s 9' justice .a San Francisco. Ba. a publ: sentiment which approves .he a,a of E-ea.ms and .hs throwing of 1-.cE5a.- 20 proven. ms7 from rEr8.ag aa hoaes. .s.a- aDl.. ao. come into er.-.,4c- a-. sp-sa4 DO ..~ a.s--o. daa- gs-5.s a-oa.-.o.s w..ata. -ou. strong a-a.-.yn-ca.-e. Portland Oregna,an.
 I.anr. ,aa wa.s.a-msr taa, ,no1ll Dc blamed .5r..- :0a#. .aa- tina. exist a. s4a F-sac.-.J. Ea-t vas the hsa1 Q, .as r.ag o. e-a..er, tasre anu was used by the stree. railroad comoaoy .a their -sa.~ for glaaal-aE franchises from .as board Q. .apsrvGsg-s In orls- -l. get power SD e.ec. ca. board Of supervisor, E.-t vas fore Co allow .hs .-.-.all e.eme0: ta the ranks Q, sas -g-caHa# labor party to have ifs ovo way. The power ]. yielded grew ant. c0a.-9I of the machinery of the police aa94a.-ea. was o5.4.aal oy it,. and today !. ..-- :a4. power 10 prevent police Interference when assau..- are mace ag H- --uoa-~ oa -.ree.-car company araa.-.y. The mea who stole .hs stree. car f-aaca.-=s were enabled 50 do ,7 ay .a- mob who are today making s.ras.-car .-a@c -u tmgossr 0.5.y. and .hs g... citizen who i, BOW 5em9aa.ag tle fac. .aa. his life .- .o- safe #hug r.a.1g 'y his work .u a s.rsa, CAT stood silently gg when he should have been busy helping the caa-a o' good goreram-a, 5T going to ,hs DO. $ and v0liag against .as -rat.ers The rich corporation ch.ege- and the weak s,.=.s are o-. owing what they rsay--. a.l ifs good enough for them
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-13
HAS
 BUILDINGS HIT
The Daily Alaskan Cable

Tacgma Sept Ia Nu electric storm passed over rHa c.E ye-.mr.... a." both the city uaI 0u' .ue ......-. were .r.shIN damaged .. n... .r.a b, Hrhru.un.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-13

..'
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 w.rn.t... had Iu.rr. Prom Una. f#n .rwa.. ! was f....# - .l ....r. itching ..r ru.. ] .".#.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-13
CALL UP THE DAILY ALASKAN

The Alaskan will b. n...-.. I. run. ish any '.tt. a~ -oc.a. ..a... ..o..E which is r.Loahoan. To raa ."s. al. up 'D-0u1 ]. and sen. r ...
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-13
a short story
Wanted

Hop p.ckers-Two doIIa.- Q box 10 pick the hops our Of the barley juice at the SaaGle.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON RADIATORS
Office OF Building for National Museum
Library OF Congress, Washington. D. C.
November %, 1901. Sealed proposals for fur
nishing and delivering the cast iron radfa-
tors Tor hot water heating required for the
new building for che National Museum in
this city, viii be received at this Office until
O'Clock p. m. Ga Tuesday. December 10, 1897
and publicly opened Immediately thereafter
Specifications and other information fur
nished on application. BERNARD r
GREEN, Superintendent OF Construction.
no23, p, &c. de2,3,4
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT o
S. Capitol Building and Grounds, washing
ton D. c, November 10 1907 Proposals On
duplicate) VIII be received and publicly
opened at the above Office at L O'CLOCK
NOON, on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER III
1907, for furnishing and delivering only. at
the Office Building, L. S. Senate, washing
ton, D. c, OF the quantities OF sheet copper
called for: 8, 80 sheets 24x95 inches equiva-
lent TO 100. 90 square feet OF material Bids
must be accompanied by certified check ar
surety bond in the sum Of 5 per cent Of the
amount OF the bid. Contract viii recUira
approved surety bond in the sum OF So per
cent Of the amount OF contra e. The right
IS reserved 10 reject any or al BIDS. or "a
waive any teehnieali.y OF informally in any
bid. ELLIOTT WOODS. Superintendent q
Capitol Building ard Grounds.
nol9, q, q, 25,2I,30
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ROLLER SKATES.

ORDER YOUR SKATES for Christmas.
there's always a gTea5 demand for them for
the holidays, leave your order TO-DAY.
We undersell other dealers; s. Barney e,
Berry rink skates, Sii s. Winslow rink SIX ates
81 Union Hardware rink skates. s2z5 We
carry in stock all parts CT skates ard 60 re-
pairing. G. T. HUNTER, rs Psnnsyiyania
ave IMAM until 7.9O noi7-tf
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NoN-MEDIcAL HEALING.


THE JCNOD-the Vacuum-method OF en-
forcing RESTORING CIRCULATION Of
che BLOOD IS pronounced success Il ths
cure OF LOMCTOR-ATAXLA. BRIGHTfS
DISEASE, RHEUMATISM. NEURITIS.
PARALYSIS, and those serious PHYSICAL
and MENTAL CONDITIONS that resu from
OVER WORK. ACCIDENTS, WORRY OF
AGE.
A special invitation IS extended 10 all
persons afflicted Wtih LocomotOr-AtsIfa or
any Of the -sO-csIled-Afaladies 10
Investigate this method An interview with
the following well known persons (to whom
I refer may assist yog in forming an opin-
ion as 70 the value:
HON. MARTIN DODGE.
Mr.. J. J. NOONAN.
Mr.. 4 3. RUFF.
Mr.. ". J. SHOWALTER-
MR. r. NJ. BROWN.
Mr.. GEORGES T. I-.LTON.
MR. ROBERT HARVEY.
Mr. GEORGE ". CANNON.
Mr.. II. ZIMMERMAN.
Mr. c. H. KEACH
MR.. CHARLES WHEELER
@. p. GEHRING, II. ID.
Consultation and treatment at your homes
II desired
CONSULTATION AT OFFICE FREE
PROF. II. y. D. PARKER,
I4-4 New York Avenue n W
Hours 10 70 5. Sundays, 10 20 l.
Lady Assistant no24-tf
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TELEGRAPHY

LEARN OVERWHELMINGLY Because, on
account Of eignt-hour law recently enacted
30 0l0 telegraph operators are Wanted-30, 900
more than can be secured. Twenty students
who first clip and present OF send this notice
10 Draugh0n s-SDencerian College, corner Sth
and y NV, may pay SIS OF tuition after
position IS secured Draughon's students get
practice on regular railway wires SEND for
booklet on Telegraphy, Bookkeeping. Short
hano, etc. also taught. NIGHT and DAY
POSITIONS secuTsd OF MONEY BACK. Cata-
logue FREE. no1s-70t
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILE CASINGS-F1rsts, sold As
seconds wrapped treads and some diamond
Bailey treadsi Goodrich & Diamond guaran.
teed castings; all sizes; expert vulcanizinR
winter prices; quick emergency repairs al
little cost. JONES AUTO TIRE WORKS,
6C2-6o4 Z uo2-sa, mo, tu-l2t
WILL SACRIFICE my cylinder 1906 Pops
Hartford touring csri first class condition.
lamps and top; will demonstrate to brlver.
leaving city. BOX 7cs. Times Office. noSf-st
FOR SALE-At a bargain, white steamer.
machinery and tires good as new; win teach
purchaser how 10 operate. ROX 6s7 Tines
Office. nol5-3t
FOR SAIE-OIdsmobue with touneau sTTE
Rear ZIG Vermont ave. n7s-9f
FOR sALE-A hve-passenger tvo-cvIfn5s-
touring car, IN perfect condition: a rare bsr-
gain; Maxwell runabOut: first-cIass order
THE DEWEY GARAGE
12ls L St y. W. Phone n 425I
0c4-tf
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FLOOR OIL.

Do YOU LIKE clean glossy hoors7 Only one
way to get them. Use HUNTERS Dust
Killing Floor Oil, CSC a gallon. Phone Main
SIS or drop postal 10 113 Pa ave NV. no20-tf
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FoR sALE-MIscELLANEoUa

LIBRARY hanging lamp. cost $500; VII sell
for So also cook stove No G. cost gi5; viii
sell Tor 6. 20 9th 81. ne n0z6-zt
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We win require a large force Of
additional help IN ali departments
for the holidays. The services OF
those with some experience ia SELL
ing goods are preferred-but We
viii also have openings for bright
girls Of no experience who are
offered the opportunity of earning
spending money for Christmas and
az the same time gaining valuable
business experience. Apply at once
10 MANAGER, GOIDENBERG'S
9Th and X
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FOR sAI4E-About 10 pounds Of feathers;
nozSat
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LIFE INSURANCE policy for sale; n FOR ten
years. Address MRS. EWERS, Brooks place.
Congress Heights. no25-tt
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SPIRITUALIsM

IF YOU WISH advice and Information on
any subject. call 20 see MR. MILLION and
get = psychic reaF ,ug or independent slate
writing These pT-FaIs sitUiugs give 3raC-
teal information. So Eye st. NV no15-6t
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FANCY Grocery, tea and coffee store; rent
$685. price $500; daily sales $40. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS' gil F. nOZj-3t
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WAETED-FURNITURE.
wANTED-RooMS

WANTED-A second CT third story front
room. steam or furnace heat within or
squares Of 5th and x SITS. NV. Address Il.
T. En- THE WASHINGTON RUG AND
WEAVING COMPANY. noZ-Zt
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L.ADDON PHARMACY. 1218 Florida ave. ne.
ShAS- II. BLUMER, y. Cap and r SITS. ne.
SdcCHESNEH & JOACHIM, cor. ID and r SITS.
p. J. DUNCAN & CO. Druggists. 9Th and X
SITS
EcCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. sth and b SITS. ne.
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AT HARNESS, trunk, and wagon shops, lsth
and II SITS we make a specially OF all kinds
OF repairing; prices moderate. no1S-15t
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WANTED to buy every secondhand bicycle
IN Washington. c. T. HUNTER The BIZ
cyclemau. 1l3 Pennsylvania ave. NV noIS-tf
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HELP wANrED-MALE.

BAR bIAN--EXperienced: good pay. Ad-
dress BOX 40. Times Office nc25-3t
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BABY PHOTOGRAPHS.

CHILDREN EXCLUSIVELY.
For Baby pictures always %
To Boyce's Nursery studio.
Ise5 r Street n W.
Engagements by phone Main 7s5- no1-tf
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PROMPT COLLECTIONS.
Immediate returns. Unlimited references
Telephone for our agent TO call. NJ 495E
" CLARENCE DUVALL. Z0-2II Munsey
Building nO2s-5Ot
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oVL IElEAoIs
l. r. POWELL. 18th and East Capitol sts
tOAC4 DRUG CO, Sth and @ SITS Sc.
a 3 FEALI. NV o0r- nth and Pa ave-
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FOR RENT-FURNIsaRD ROOMS.

STH ST NV. 722-Two furnished rooms;
front. back. communicating, suitable fog
three gentlemen; with or without beard.
no25-9t
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