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The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
Stranded Ship Declines Help.

The superintendent Of the Life Saving
Service received a telegram yesterday
from the keeper of the station at Bell
port, Long Island. saying that the steam
er Regulus, Of Louisburg. Nova Scotia.
was stranded about a quarter or a mile
east of the Bellport station. She had
cargo OF lumber, and was bound for New
York The keeper of the Bellport station
went aboard the steamer yesterday and
offered assistance. which was declined
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
Opposes Hebrew Cemetery.

ney. former Senator John NJ Thurston.
made protest against the applications of
Arbiter Ring, Branch g. a Hebrew fra
ternal and benevolent society, 10 establish
a cemetery in Bloomsburg, d. G.. at a
public hearing before the Board Of Com
miSSiOners yesterday morning. Mrs Kas-
tie owns a beautiful residence i'm the
immediate vicinity Of the proposed Gene
terry location.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
CHINA BUILDING A NAVY.
Big Battle ships 10 he Augmented by
Greater Army.

Edwin r. Williams. Chinese secretary
OF the American Legation I'm Pekin.
WAS caller AT the State Department
yesterday lie said that China is in
creasinE the strength of her army in
numbers, equipment. and general ef-
ficiency. and is also taking steps TO build
up a navy.
Although no plan has been accepted. il
is expected that the new programme will
include two or three battle ships Of the
Dreadnaught type. besides armored
cruisers and torpedo boats The Pekin
government. according TO Mr.. Williams.
is organizing a navy department. Prince
Pu Lun is ambitious 10 be its head. He
is a strong advocate Of an efficient
Chinese navy.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
RAPS SCHOOL BOARD
DR.. Chancellor Says 1t Has
Wasted Public Funds.
HE ACCUSES MR.. EVERMANN
Refers ScathInEIy to Alleged Unau-
thOriIed Actions Of the Latter, and
Says that He Is Being Attacked
Through Personal AntaEOnism.
He VIII Demand N Fair Trial.

IAN investigation will show that certain
members OF the board Of education have
wasted the public funds without author
ity. and have repudiated their own or
ders II will also show that a certain
member of the board. I'm the matter OF
purchasing books. has. without authority
OF law. purchased books and caused
acquisitions to be issued for the payment
thereof. and has deceived the board as TO
the parties from whom these books were
purchased 10y representing to the board
that ne purchased the books from a con
Germ which had been out OF existence fer
at least one year prior to the purchase
Of the books"
DR. William L. Chancellor, through his
attorneys. Fulton. Leckie. & Cox. made
this statement last night The position of
the board Of education and some few OF
It's individual members on the present
controversy was severely scored. The
reference is made TO Prof. Barton w.
Evermann, vice and acting president OF
the board. and the statement Of the su-
perintendents attorneys goes on TO say:
He (Dr. Chancellor) also contends that
said member, without authority of the
board. and IN the absence OF the president
OF the board, issued TO the secretary, and
through him 10 the entire clerical force
Of the board, an order fOrbidding them
to comply with any instructions of the
superintendent without express permis-
sion of the president OF the board.
rs the member I'm question afraid Of
the truth, and afraid Of giving the super
intsndent fair and honest trial. and
access TO indisputable evidence? II not.
why was such an order issued?
Charges Personal Spite.
The foundation Of the whole fabric
Of charges rests upon the personal an
tagonism Of certain members Of the board
to the superintendent. He contends that
II a thorough and impartial investigation
can be had. Il Will be fully established
that the board has violated the law
creating IL. and has repeatedly interfered
with the administration OF the business
Of the superintendent; that members OF
the board have sought by threats and
intimidation 70 dictate how he should
discharge his duties. and whom he
should nominate for various positions
In the schools. and that on his refusal
to accept such dictation they threatened
10 antagonize him in the discharge Of
his official duties; and this is, In part.
the cause OF the antagonism alleged In
the charges.
Or. Chancellor desires a thorough in
vestigation, and Is willing 10 answer any
charge properly brought against him. but
he objects to being tried by a board that
is prosecutor. witness, judge, and jury.
with the minds of its members thorough
~ poisoned against him. and their deCi-
sion predetermined and preannounced.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
Sues RaiIroad Company.

+ Hilton Jackson. trustee OF the estate
OF Henry \. Girard, bankrupt. yesterday
filed suit for $4,000 damages against the
Baltimore and Annapolis
Railroad Company. He alleges the rail-
road company committed breach Of
covenant IN a contract with Henry Gil
rard, causing him to go into bankruptcy
i. b. Slater is attorney for complainant
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
WEST POINTERS HAPPY.
Report of Early Graduation Cheer
ing to Army Cadets.

West Point. n. Y. Nov. l9-The 1lC
members Of the first class are jubilant To-
day. Il being common report that they
are to be graduated early in the coming
January
Col. Hugh L. Scott. the superintendent
In the Military Academy. says that he
has not as yet received definite infOrma-
tion from the War Department regarding
the matter. II the class IS graduated five
months earlier than usual, II is on ac-
count Of so many vacancies existing
among army officers.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
L. 5. Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.

L. 5. Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
Washington. Hlesday Nov l9 ls0--s D. m
The Eastern disturbance has passed away and fair
weather prevailed Tuesday tn the Atlantic states
Another disturbance il ccntrl extreme southern
rc1as and tins with the remnants Of the Platear
disturbance Il the last few DAYS. has caused general
rains IN The Lower Mississippi Valley the West
Gulf States Texas. Oklahoma. and Kansas. with
some snow in the Texas Panhandle. There Is a stl
more rronOsnced disturbance over the Northwest
extending 20 the Pacific Coast but without p-ecip-
tatiOn cast of the mountains In the Lake rgicn
The Ohio. Missouri. and Upper Mississippi valleys
the weather partly cloudy 70 cloudy without
rain
It is considerably colder along the south Atlantic
coast and warmer in the Northwest As a uule
however. temperatures arr not abnormal. except in
the Central Rocky Mountain region. where they are
y TO % degrees below the seasonal average.
The Southwest disturbance viii more northeast
ward during Wednesday. causing rain in the Gulf
States. the Central valleys. and South Atlantic
states. extending By night into the Middle Atlantic
States. and rain in New England and the
Lake region. In the South It IS probable that the
weather VII Dc fair THURSDAY while IN the North
west II win be cloudy Wednesday and Thursday,
with local rains OF SHOWS.
II viii be colder Wednesday in Texas and warmer
in the Northwest. except Northern Montana. and
colder Thursday in the Northwest generally.
The winds along the New England coast will be
fresh nUrtheastTly. on the Middle Atlantic coast
uglt 10 Iesl north 70 uuilht.sli % Ilc SuNtN At
lSntic cast fresh uortheasterly. possibly brisk We'd
nesday night the East Gulf coast fresh 90 brisk
easterly. becoming variable BY THURSDAY; the
West Gulf coast fresh 10 brisk and shifting; on the
Lower lakes fresh northeast 10 east. and On the
pper Lakes east 10 southeast slowly increasing.
steamers departing "Wednesday for European ports
win have fresh uorthcastery winds with fair weather
to the Grand Ranks
SPECIAL FORECAST,
Storm warnings are displayed on the Gulf o0aSt
from Cedar Keys to Corpus Christi.
Local Temperature
Midnight =: a. m, a; a m, 40; 6 a. M Al
a. NJ. 20: 10 A. m. 45: Il m, %: =, m. 81
4 b. m. 81; p. n.. 81 p. IN. 45; 10 p. m. -.
Maximum 81 minimum. 80. Relative humidity
3 =. m. s.; , D. N. 50; y. m. IS. Rainfall IS
p. m. 10 p m. D 00l. Hours OF sunshine. SO; IrT
cant Of possible sunshine. 50. Temperature sane
hat- last rcar- Maximum 81 minimum S.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
APPEAL FOR MURDERER.
Attorneys Make Petition 10 COurt
for Joseph PnOIucci.

Arguments in the appeal of Joseph
Paolucci, sentenced TO be hanged Decem-
ber 6, for the murder of Elizabeth Dodge,
were repeated yesterday morning by At
torneys Thomas Taylor. w. J. Lambert
and r. H. Yeatman, in the District Court
Of Appeals. before Chief Justice Shepard
and Justices ClabaUgh and Robb.
A stirring appeal was made along the
same lines as when the original argu-
ments were made before the late Justice
McCOmas.
Ii is expected that the court will hand
down its opinion next week
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
PRESIDENT FRAMES MESSAGE.
May Ask Congress to Amend Sher-
man Antitrust Law.


man Antitrust Law.
The President has nearly completed his
annual message. which win b. sent TO
Congress upon its convening. End the last
sheet will Ne IN the hands Of the printer
in all probability within the next day or
two.
Before the President returned to Wash
ington from Oyster Bay he wrote the
greater part OF his message. but there
were certain things that naturally had 10
be left until a later date.
1t is uncertain TO what extent. II any
the President has modified his recon-
mendatons in regard 20 the regulation Of
corporations as originally drafted In the
message. IL is certain that he favors the
repeal Of, or radical amendment Of, the
Sherman antitrust law. but IL is well un-
derstood now that he desires this change
not because it is generally too radical
but because IL does not permit reasonable
traffic arrangements among railroads.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
DahIer VIII Is Probated.

9. Louise Dahler, who died November
Il, in her will iled for probate yesterday,
bequeaths her son. Henry G. Dahler. all
her personal effects. and names Gustav
Dahler and Henry Dahler. her sons, as
executors Of her real estate, to be divided
equally among her heirs
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
CALLS WITNESSES TO RIOT.
Senate Committee still Investigating
Brownsville Shooting Affair.


The Senate Committee on Military At
fairs. which has been conducting an in
vestigation OF the shooting up" of
Brownsville In August, 1906. for which
three companies OF colored soldiers were
dismissed by the President, yesterday de-
cided to summon two additional wit
nesses. These were George Connor. chief
Of police of Brownsville at the time of
the raid. and Louis A. Jagouy a resident
of that town, who Is supposed 10 know
something about the affair.
The committee adjourned until next
Tuesday. when the two witnesses will
be heard. After the two reports-a ma
jority report finding the shooting was
done by coIored soldiers and a minority
report to the contrary-will be prepared
for presentation to the Senate.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon it's
sworn circulation circulation in Wash
ington larger BY thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning news
paper at the Capital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

\ reception was given last evening by
the president of the George Washington
University. and Mrs. Needham. I'm honor
of the visiting delegates Of the National
Association Of Presidents Of State Uni
versities. AT the Women's Club Of the
University, 1888 ! street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
Maynoy.er Desccndnnfr

Among those who have promised 10
speak AT the annual banquet Of the So
ciety Of TIE Mayhower Descendants Go be
held AZ the New Willard Hotel tomorrow
evening are Assistant United States At
torney General r. T. Sanford. DR.. s II
Woodrow, Of the First congregational
Church. and Rev. DR.. G. H. Parkhurst. of
the Madison Square Presbyterian Church.
OF New York City.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
snrgent Goes to Ne,r York

Frank p. Sargent, Commissioner Cen
eral Of immigration. left Washington yes
terday on the Congressional Limited for
New York on an inspection trip. He will
visit the Ellis Island immigrant station
to-day.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
PASSENGER DIES IN TRAIN.
Grim Reaper Suddenly OVertakes
Charles Mason, of Baltimore.

Charles Mason, of Baltimore.
Charles Mason. of Baltimore, died sud
denly last night on a Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad train while en- route to this city.
As the train neared LangdOn. d. G.
Mason was found unconscious in his seat.
No one in the coach had noticed him
until that time The train was stopped
Immediately. and Dr. J. s. Dorsey. Of
Twentieth street and Rhode Island ave
nue. northeast. was summoned. He pro-
nounCcd the man dead, and the body was
brought 20 this city and removed 10 the
morgue.
The remains were identified as those
of Mason by ". J. owen, a local hotel
man. late last night. Mason was about
sixty years old and an employe Of the
Belmont Club Of Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
TRADE BOARD MEETS
President Rudolph Appoints
Executive Committee.
E. C. GRAHAM NEW DIRECTOR

Members Discuss the Subject of Re-
strictinE Their Activities 10 Civic
Matters, hut Make No Definite Re-
soIve-Wiu Keep Office Hours Three
Days During the Week.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
TIIe Table

To-day-Hgh tide. $40 a. m and $50 D. m.
low tide. 235 a. m and 2so p.
To-muuow-Hizh tide. and s.l0 p m.
low tide. Sis a. m. and 3-si y N.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
Recommended by state Universities
Association.

Association.
That a national university should be es-
tablished in Washington was the opinion
expressed by the delegates attending the
convention Of the Association Of State
Universities. at the meeting at the Shore
nam Hotel yesterday afternoon.
The recommendation was made by a
joint committee. II was recommended the
proposed university be supported by the
government and that il should serve as a
post graduate school of all the colleges
maintained by the States. The recon-
mendation was adopted.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20

The directors Of the Washington Board
Of Trade held an adjourned meeting yes
terday afternoon at headquarters, and
went over in a general way the business
for the ensuing year The meeting was
well attended and developed a large de-
gree Of interest in the special objects
which the board will attempt to achieve
The election of +. c. Graham. as di-
rector, to MI the vacancy caused by the
resignation OF 3. II. Warner was et-
fected. and President Rudolph announced
the members OF the executive committee,
TO serve one year.
President Rudolph stated that sugges-
tions had been made that the Board of
Trade should limit its activities in some
degree to civic matters. leaving to the
Chamber Of Commerce matters relating
particularly TO commerce, industry, and
business interests
Held n Discussion.
The directors entered upon "a discussion
OF this topic. expressing q variety of
views upon the subject. but all Of a
harmonious nature The matter was not
before the meeting I'm a formal way, and
no definite action was taken.
Several specific matters were brought
forward and briefly considered. President
Rudolph stated that he would soon have
the committees of the board In working
shape. and that the topics brought up
would be referred TO them for appro-
PIRATE action.
President Rudolph said last night that
he had arranged 10 keep office hours
at tee Board Of Trade headquarters. He
said il was his intention TO be in the
Board OF Trade rooms regularly on Tues
day Thursday, and Saturday afternoons.
between the hours OF and o'clock. 10
attend regularly To the routine business
OF the board
The Washington herald., 1907-11-20
ConditIon OF the Wntrr.

Special to The Washington Herald
Harpers Ferry. W. Va, NoY- I9-Both rivers
clear TO-DAY.
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GnGGINs-nr s,rndsr \

GOGGINS-On sunday November l., 1907. st $50
D. NJ, az her residence. F5 Florida avenue north
east MARGARET r. GOGGfNS. .nCc Casey.
beloved wife q james r. GogEinS.
Funeral NednCs6ay NorCnber % a. a. m.
from residence. thence - Holy Name Church.
where mass viii be said Tor the reposc o. her
S1rrl
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Local Temperature
Rain

Temperatures in other cites together With tie
amount Of rainfall for the twelve hours ended at
p. N. yesterday. are as follow:
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Headache. and NeurnIgin from cnId.

LAXATIVE BROMO Quinins. tie world vide Cold
and Grip remeds, removes cause Can for full name
Look for signature T. W. Grove. sc
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Members of Executive Committee.

Thomas 7, MorBIn, chairman
Theodore W Moves, John /. Weaver.
William V Cox. Thomas W smith
Gen. John NJ. Wilson. Samuel W. Woodward.
John r. laner. Scott G. Bone.
J. Henry Small jr.
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DIED.

BAKER-ou Monday Nogsmhcr r. 1876. JOHN Y
BAKER beloved husband II May 5. J. Baker
Funeral from his late residence Is street
southeast, az clock THURSDAY November p
Iutcrrnent uTlyurr.
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BATEAfAN-Ou Tucslay November a. 1901 a. 81
g. n. CHARLES BATEMAN the beloved hus
band % the late Mary r BsteInan-
Funeral THURSDAY. November p. al 2-0 T. n,
from his late residence. l3ls Suuth Capitol
street southeast. Relatives and friends are iu-
vi;cd 20 attend. Charles County papers piease
Couvi
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NoRrIINEsr

.i-DENHEEG S. ,th and Is sls NV
AANN- SONS a. GO. STA il4d Market sf-aly
WINS CIGAR STORE, ltth aud TIA. ave
T. AyNl l-Ih- tls4T Store 18th auI l. uu
OBJ ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton a
Nelson. tr"ulieturs corner Rhode Islam,
ave. lst duu q SIS. uN.
.BEI;I T gETZOLu The Harvard Phar.
MACY l4tG and Harvard sts- NV
A. bAHlLNo. sol. 18th AMI q SIS, nw,
FRENCH SIMPSON. cor 1tA ST. EhOJs
Island ave. and - ST. uV.
70 1T BUTTS PHARMACY, 4lh ST. AID Aiass
has. q. HoRNUNG. CHfistiani PHARMACY
-7y. COR lJl ANA 81 sJ~. avs.
lDNA a. SANFORD. Nr- AHIh ave auI
q 4. VEiTtH. 7ogh anna 81 sis. n,y.
u lGLEN' IS PHARMACY -lsJ ANA g. SIS uU.
GILLETTE a. tJ-. liIh and l. SIS, uN-
= ~ MAGNEI; a. 90; Isl and p Sis HN.
EUGENE E. NICHOLS. larl fa. ave, u".
NORTHEAST
.-DItSIDN.S BOTANICAL. PHARMACY. Cal
l-lh e. anu Florida ave ue
tgCHESNEI O. JOACHIM COZ. Ed aua IL SIS
G. SOUTHEAST
h. POWELL 4th cad Eas, capitol SIS.
r DONNEII- DRUG 90. SD aud q SIS.
SOUTHWEST
s- HUGO EIrENHEls~. .tit ami. d.. streets
ANACOSIIA.
--JRY'- rHAEMACN- CORNER Maarae and
jefferson aiS.
HFuuKLANp d. o..
.ETHCE ID. d. ITERssEN. Drug store
Alexandria. IA.
H.. l.. CARRIE a CO. .a kius ST.
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Dancing.

THE ORDWAY. gsl Ilth ST. y. NV.-Everr
Tuesday. IhurEday, and SATURDAY even
ing; beginners class. 1856 advanced $3.50.
Lady assistants Proper discretion used iu
sdinittlae scholars % our academy. lesson
5eci six iessoas, s2-50 Private lesson by au-
p0intment Open an summer. electric fans
ias5-2Jt PROF. CHAS. a. NYNpHAN
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. sc; -uaran-
tee waltz and tyo-stsP ia lessons; class 81
per month. piano. &c. dancing han iGi rent
g. Address. with stamped envelope. A.. sub
station q. 1d16-6t-eXSu
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For SaIe-hisceIIaneOus.

FOR SALE-By widow financially esnbar-
raised, magnificent bedroom suite, made by
kirby, $40 fcusl sflni- one solid mahogany
bedroom suite $3.50 fC0st 5000; tine new
hair mattress, si2. cost 50; brass bed ~
Wardrobes all sizes. oak or walnut bedroom
suites, $40; chin0nier 50; ladies desk, 81. cost
$40 upright miTT0r-front folding bed. Sl-.
gIaphophsne, 81. cost S4o0s beds. zoe; springs.
81 80; ulaftresses. $50; book cases pier mir
rOF, many other pieces rugs. sacrifice. inn
mediateiy. CAL before q. MRS =. i2s llth
81 nv la@l-at
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Wanted-ROOmS.

NTEI--F Furnished room foT settled gentle
man, near Treasur.- state all particulars.
Address BOX pa Times office. IL
NANTED-A lady wishes 90 rent three OF
four rooms Address BON -5. Times once.
ia1q-at
WANTEp-Tw5 ar three furnished rooms on
s. -Iud floor complete Tor light housekeeping
by man and wife and two children, AZ and
5is years old, am willing % pay So 20 SO
month. Address BOX -05. Times Office
ja29-3t
WANTFD-Ey Young man. room and board
ju private home of adults Address BON 90.
lines office iaE-2t
WANTEE-Ey a lady. one uufuVished front
room near bureau Engraving and Printing:
sas and heat terms moderate. Address 4.
g. Times office iazS-2t
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

MANEED-A married couple tI work ia The
suburbs man Co take care ut horses drive
ami wait un table, woman Tor general house
work. cook, wash, aud iron. fair wages
Euad home Address or apply AIRS. NEEi.Y.
1873 Madison ST.. ETiglfVUuI.
GUARANTEED PREPARATION fsr slvl
service examinations Address BOX ga
Times office. Eaaf-gr
yVANTED-You 20 know ne teach al stand
arr systems OF Shorthand and JypeUritiug
aud can prepare pupils for positions In o. b
30 DAYS special afternoon sessions for GOV
eminent employees STENOGRAPHIC ACAU-
ENVY Colorado building fz4-s8t
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Wanted-FlatS.

WANrED-For good tenants. ~ room
fats. also 2 OF 2 rooms Tor light house
keeping; central location. JOHNSON. DENT
& CO, 6il 1th 81. NV jaag-tf
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For Sale or Exchange.

HANDSOMELY finished apartment house
nue residential section facing streets Dss 3
improvements new Union Depot. net als ger
cent. price SIS U4l- trade for vacant sr1Uf,5
small houses on farm AMHERST, Times 81
Ast- iasg-ff
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Roller Skates.

WE SELL ROLLER SKATES cheaper tHsn
any other Washington dealer bail bearing.
rink skates, sold elsewhere f1T 50 and 81.
cur price s.. &. T.. HUNTER. The RirvsIs
Man, il3 Pennsylvania ave. nv. ia2s-st
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAFEREp $40 up. CHAS. a
CARLISLE, IS eth ST. and 60 / ST. uw
Phone Main s551. 5asi- er
WM. \. AlAHONEY. the man that mai.
papeThauging famous, reliable. PROMPT. cgear.
legal guarantee covers an our work Send
postal Tor free samples and estimate lIlN
store, bl5 pennsylvania ave Sc. telephone
East llt-lr or following agencies. DC Maine
Co, 500 81 81. nW., Edlavltch's store
Bowie, Nd 10 Monroe ST.. Auacrztia: New
combo's drug store, Congress Heights. 500
New York ave NV; 123O = 81. Sc: C'1nap -
store. Iaurel Md General Store. Glendale
PostOffce, Colonial Beach. Va; Ingalls, Real
Estate Office. Hyattsvllle. Nd. shaw store
TWining City; Lloyd's store, S=abroose Md
New agency, Just established, LueIsseE drae
store. RTlOkland fagl--t
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lu0-DEsIEABLE notion aud confectionery
store living rooms. THORNTON. Oh Aassa-
chusetts ave. 1ees-gt
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For Lease.

FOR LEAsE-The ty.o-story brick building
400 y 81. n.y.. containing nearly 1000 f6eI
iio0T space: well adapted for manufacturing
OF general business purposes Apply 80
81. nv OF Henry Wells. 40 ~ a..
dele-tf. mo.we.fri
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Situations Wanted-hale.

yASTEu-SituatioG as assistant b1ukkeepsr
Hr clerk. EuHI uF4mau. CAN EurNTlfe. Adj
dress BON -H.- Times office Ja3--r
DANTEp-By sober young man place as
Ea4-azIa.r Address sIS sth ST. ga- la-s-1t
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For Rent-FlatS.

THREE OF fou- roon rat with heat. E4s and
aath second floor beautiful location Ad-
dress BOX re- TIMES 0aice. ia.-sJ
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Floor Oil.

THE LABOR PROBLEM SOLVED.
USE HUNTERS Dust KILLING FLOOR
ull- &C gallon this week Regular price. 5ec
Drop postal lls Pennsylvania ave. nv.
Ia@a-tr
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LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY.

HALF YEARS LESSONS sl00 HeducIIIu
BEAUTIFUL CHASE PIANOS.