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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-05-04

option law was flagrantly and openly
violated the Grayson county sheriff
WAS strongly impressed with the ef-
fectiye enforcement of the law here
The contrast between NaXahachle
and Sherman was so great that he
decided to redouble his efforts IN
putting an end to booze selling Ill
his home town and in Denlson. val
uable information from Sheriff
Forbes aided the visiting sheriff
very much in arriving at this decis-
ion. He employed n certain party III
this city to go to sherman FOR the
purpose of "spotting' Vlolators Oh
the local option law. The program
was carried out most effectively. The
Waxahachie man spent nearly
month in sherman. He visited an
the dives in the city and was soon
ON friendly terms with the proptlo-
TORS. His appearance was that Oh
laboring man and occasionally he
needed something a little more sum
ulating than Frosty or red soua
non He experienced little trouble III
u obtaining it' Nh'hH "''" "
I sult of his work the criminal do'h''
az the county court was loaded down
with complaints alleging violations
OF the local option Law. II is clained
that more than thirty complain, Us
were filed against one man. DAVIS
and pulin were among tho nnmuei
turned ina bv the "spo'trf. h'
claim is made that tlref visited Wy
ahachic one dny last wcek. e"nNh,
ont the party who was Instruments,
tn hauna ihem 'plnchod ana '''''
se 81 ls claimed. tn Induce hih '
leave thc country The, wanted h,"
tn take liifie plousur" ifip p" '"'
Indian Terfitou and m Ah 'N
arnre af thst iuieFes' in hi. e'ii'''
n i s.aiura thaf they quietly n'''fa
IA small snm IT mpnc' ln hf N''iN
-rhis money was Immediately 'nf"''l
over ta sheriff Forh"s and H h"" '
Mls possession. rhc erand jury p
once issok hold of fhc mai'ef Ni.-
,ha result thaf Indictment i"f 'ii"
tpr e witness we're returned '-'ih
Davis and Duian
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hs proper building and mathematics
~ oar highways Ii # the esry
greatest importance and she office
~ read osersecr becomes fg.ishtsa
With serious ToaponsihlllsY we have
devoted some ~ oar time iu a@cer~
tanning the conditions ~ the puhsic
roads of this county and recommend
40 our ,aueosssufB continuation Of
thts policy 1t tn regretabis that we
ar,. compelled 80 roiy upon the Grim
inai laws Of our state for the proper
building and maintenance of our
highways. and that we are driven to
guth d thing indicates that we have
IN hjeh-toued public sentiment on
this question History shows that
good roads aud mighty civilizations
hayc ever hesn inseparabie. and this
is true whether We lock 90 ancient
Rome or modern England; 10 au-
cseut Greece or modern France. We
hope to see the time come when FL
lis county viii be- provided with
magnificent pixies. aud when we wtli
not have to invoke our criminal
laws 60 provide suitable highways
to meet the needs and demands Of
our thrifty and intelligent citizen
shin
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\ TRV\h FULL or CASH.
Srrrn.lilc Dffiter TOOK suspect
From Cotton Belt Train.

Dallas. Tex. Nay 4.-W. +. Nor
man. city marshal OF GreenNlile'
Texas. walked into police headqnar'-
.ers at Dallas early yesterday morn
lne a coat pocket was buisins Win
money and he had Ina custody y"unA
main apparently about 20 Years ora
Marshal Norman stated ta"t he
obtained nearly $4,000 tn CURRENCY
frum the youue man and no hr mac
caught aim ON Cotton Belt tf"Ih
bound for Fort Worth
A bank af Fordyco Ark- MISSED
$4,000 of its FUNDS THURSDAY and the
CrrrpVile marshal Was tvieph"neu'
b. WAS explained fhat There was
...,,ne u-au undpr suspieiuu aioafa
,s,.. coff.u Belt train frum fordfe"
to Sort Worth and lhe mafehai ~as
offered $500 reNnFd Tor his spnfe
beueinn Hnd ho urtuV"ft "l r"
munv,
warahsl Narmau hoar.ica 'ho train
.t c,r4enrlfr. and nndine m"h
ana, ni tho description. h@ rniiFs'
nlrr nuf af s inaer HerfH in she ai"ep'
l,,. ee- while ths nspeef wAa pnt
Ins au his clmthes fhe 'fsfh 1a'''s
..,t as saa esrv Hm4ss ama ~" Hiaf
ansi rasas un tn Dallas
rae affesr sass h~ ans arsssaie -
rna ans money in the grips of ~
n,au ansssr arrest, hut ~ I'D fHd
a. s-r tn trumk weash b. hsd ss&-
~ u.st ss shs bagEaxs ear
Marshal N~rraaa ana hAs RFt#tisa'sr
( senarts4 fcg esrvemxsaae @n Nhs-
f saars Nansas and Texas train a. II
...,ts.,k . "a TIE xowng nzaR resaSsHs.
80 Slve MS IA mae OF tell aAssAasE
CONCERNING himself.
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~ ia" 70 keep eafns OUT "l hsf
phniie hnhdihRS its hish time Iof
her good people 10 take them out OF
their homes! You laugh at me ana
this service, | saw society woman
do SO In a Texas town and I watched
her walk away scornfuliy and in
three weeks she fell IifeIess corpse
on the floor Of her home One Of
your presiding elders who was mere
last night wrote me OF her death.
The rich man died: Lazarus also,
Lazarus, you had hard time didn't
you in yoEders WORLD Not much.
that was Just span ana thls - eter
my ana ~ away non.
/ Nv" -.
| -. A....,, -hc n.~ -
I..,.-,s- .-,-ss .,,r.,rr- ,,wsa&nx q.
lthe cttild ~ eauA Izafo h nyve9k ns1As
, death more trtnmphMnt. n A1ln r. -
: ling tont8ht On the s1nae Oe1s1 -
4 wnfch Danxers ANA ihsur"n01 Hcl'
e anu business men IN senefai W JUS
mess % not Iooiish enoush ~ = :
u 70 scare sensiDie psop'e. :. Z.
20 iooh .ns facts - -. = a-aLa1
4 - ,.,t,I ,5ia CAV
on '"o ...aa ,,,an aov many of
tbis conaregation will be dead in a
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All, SORTS OF SNAKES.
Over 400 of Different Varieties N"'-
ed ON Collin County Farm.

Mckinney, Tex, May Al ~
Alexander. superintendent OF the
county farm, was here lhursuaS
evening and stated to the cofrespon-
dent that he had just killed at the
farm a rattlesnake measurihs ivy
and one-haIf feet in length. SeVetal
weeks ago he killed rattleshake
there measuring five feet IN length
MIR Alexander informed the news
naner man that during the preseht
Faasop No less than 400 snakes OF
different varieties had been kIlieu
by various parties At the farm
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I have opened a pressing aha
ei~aning shop on Cosisge street a"
work xuaYxnteed- Prices right ihes
FARLEY
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Terrell Election Law.

Because OF its numerous and null
tifarious provisions there were but
few voting boxes la Ellis county aud
but few, II any conventions held in
the county during the past two
years, but that some of the technical
provisions of the Terrell Election
Law were overlooked We do not
wish TO say that any fraud or sharp
practice was any where engaged In
but quite the contrary, But even ir-
regularities should be eliminated
and an honest election should be.
held according to the prescribed
forms ard conditions made for gov
erning such elections. The spirit OF
the law was in all cases kept, but
the letter was in many instances
violated. Whether or not man
should be indicted when he has kept
the spirit of the law but has vloiat-
ed it's letter and form is questiou
which we have had to decide, ahe
we have decided, not without SOM
cualms OF conscience. that IN Tn
nresent instance he should not. bu
There can certainly be no good q
|cnse for these things happenlr
iagain In Ellis county, and we ST
: cerely ask all succeeding grand J
; ries to see to it that the very lett'
! of the Terrell Election Law is kel
and observed.
i We wish to compliment TO
their efficient and effective Worh
the various members Of the sheriff
and county attorneys offices and es
| pecially to thank Mr.. Clyde VIM
| for his untiring and capable assist
ance during our sitting.
All of which is respectfully SUD
mitted.
Signed; n. ~ lNi-nO->o,
Foreman.
a C. Williams, Sid Farrar, n. "
Lovett. II. r. Edwards, A. c. StoKer'
w. E. Sewell. j. 7. Andrews Joao
Hendricks, Pat Witten, {. W. DaVis'
II. A. McWhirter.
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Floor Oil.

YOU DON'T NEED TO SCRUB tire floors.
use Hunters Dust-killinE Floor OIL: regular
SOC oil. this week S5c gallon. Drop postal
u3 Pa. ave. nv. Main 1858. ja5l-tf
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When a store COM
mences to make it's adver-
Using conspicuous and
important, it commences
to be a conspicuous and
important store-the kind
Of a store that your self
interest draws you to.
No, the cook will not al
ways stay" Such facts
as this make want adver-
Using important, useful,
and necessary.
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NOn-Eledical Healing.

By THE JUNOD tthe Nacuuu5) method Of
enforced circulation. has by the most ad-
FauCed physicians Of France and Germany
and ar the University CL Bonn been a
pronounced success IN. the treatment OF cases
Ol paralysis. rheumatism, diabetes, BrIghts
disease. loc1mc-ar-a TAXA, all diseases OF the
muscular and nervous systems, and the nerv-
Gus ailments that result from overyork. worry
or debinta-iUB diseases and age. Those SUI
ferlug WITH ANY AILAIENT that fail OF
relief by the usual methods are invited 70
call FOR free consultation Prof H. n j.
PARKER. 1928 New YORK ave. Hours 10 10
5. sundays ana holidays. 10 20 l. sp14-tf
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Wanted-ROoms.

WANTED-By a couple, two unfurnished
rooms, with gas, for light housekeeping. not
over So. in a quiet family within 70 squares
Of 9Th and NV; state prices Address
J. F. W, Times Office. ap20-2t
WANTED-Isy Government clerk room near
Patent Office: permanent; not over IS Ad-
dress BOX 50l, Times Office. apig-2
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Help Wan.ed-naIe.

$500 A WEEK AND PERCENTAGE on
sales 70 active salesman capable Of selling
1eWelry for cash credit: bond required.
Apply CASTELBERG. 53j Pennsylvania ave-
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LOST priI is. between and o'clock.
silver belt buckle marked ''R. L NJ ." at
Jacned 10 striped belt; lost between 171s II
81 NV and 9Th and D sw., via 9Th 81. cars
Reward return to I7I9 L St NV II
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young men and woman
VINO are DESTROYS or securing the better po-
sltions ir life TO call 70 see Us at once reIa-
i've 70 special OfIer we have 10 make.
only those having a good education need
apply Ia answer TO this ad; a limited num-
Der OF persons win be accepted so YOU
should act quickly. Ask for Mr.. HARTMAN
Strayers Business College. 18th and + sts
NV mhS0-sa. Su-tf
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION MAY p
.-t5ecial guaranteed preparation, only So en-
tire course Address BOX $50 Times office.
apl9-2t
SPECIAL CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
Tor To. Post0fiice Department to be held May
ald May p We make a speciality OF pre-
pairing for these places CAPITAL COM
COLLEGE, $3.50 st. NV. apIs-tf
WANTED 80 PEOPLE TO KNOW that we
give private and confidential lessons 10 pre-
pare for promotion and civil service exam
nations also that three months. sumner
sessions. costs but little. Call or telephone.
WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 81 East
Capitol 81. apI2-tf
SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRITING can be
learned at our school in from 20 70 80 days;
positions guaranteed; we teach Pitman, Ora
ham Gregg. barnes. and Syllable systems:
individual Instruction. ETEEOGRAPHIC
academy. Slf-sl9 Colorado building mh4-tf
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Paints and Hardware.

BEST ROOF PAINT, SI00 d gallon Paints
Brushes. Putty. etc. Garden Tools. Seeds
etc. WEBER'S. Sl3 Maryland ave. ne ap9-20
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BICYCLES.

DON'T PUT your bicycle IN the cellar: I'll
give YOU a good price for Sc. c, T. HUNTER.
The Bicycle Mann 113 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
suI0-ff
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LOST-On Navy Yard car or in Pennsylvania
station poCketb0Ok containing three SO and
one s. bills. Finder please return 10 <.
SCHAUB. l545 Sth 81. NV. and receive re-
ward. apl9-St
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Wall Paper.

Wa. v. MAHONEy. the man tilat made
paperhanEing famous. reliable. prompt cheap.
legal guarantee covers all our work. send
postal Tor free samples and estimate Main
store. sos Pennsylvania ave. se.s reIephsua
East 1ls-F. or following agencies De Maine
a. CO.. 800 u ST. un-5 E--aVitcls store
Bowie. Nd. 10 Monroe 81. AEaCgstia- New
Clmbe's drug store. Congress Heights 90
New York ave uN.s 1879 = 81. Sc. Conway. r
store. Laurel Nd. General Store. Glendale.
PostoaiCe Colonial Reach. Va. Ingalls, Real
Estate once, fayetteville. ND Shsw's store.
Twiung City; Ld0r4s store, Seahr1ake. AIf. +.
new agency. just established. LueTsseu's drug
store. E-ooklaud. aU2l-1r
ROOMS .PAPERED 20 per cent cheaper than
other firms. work guaranteed T. HEWITT
GIL East Capitol 81. auIs-1t
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EOr SaIe-hiscellaneOus.

FOR aALE-Eggs for Matching. single comb
14o"A Leghorn, farm bred, laying stock
e4tlnty guaranteed delivered Washingt ton
10 Circular MELVIN Hills POULTRY
fAt5ls Boz z, NcBlugton. Ealrfax CO., Va
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Post Cards.

THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT Of post
cards, foreign and domestic. historical and
artistic, and the latest cards published at
SO Vermont ave ISBAEL'S POST CARD
SHOP ap19-tf
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Roller Skates.

UNION HARDWARE baU-bearing skates.
this week. So. al sizes; skates repaired. open
Z am. 10 s pm. G. T. HUNTER, The BIZ
cycle Man. rs Pennsylvania ave NV.
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WANTED-Good presser. steady work.
HAAS q Co. 1911 Pennsylvania ave. NV
ap20-3t u
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Automobiles.

FOR sALE-ls55 OIdsmobiIe, cost $3.50. with
new top. viii sell for $3.50. in good condi-
ton Apply " w PARKER, 2J3 Colorado
building. ap2o-5t
FOR sALE-Locomobne ruaabout tsteam}.
SIO0 66i + st. ue. ape0-St
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED-At once, reliable colored woman
&c cook and general Homework; no Washing
1925 DeSales ST. ap23-zt
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Wanted-Boarders.

TABLE BOARD, $3.50 per week: rooms for
light housekeeping; all ceaveniences; tele-
phone Connections SIS NeW Jersey ave. NV.
ap14-t
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ANACOSTIA
BURT'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson SITS
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Ice Boxes.

ICE BOXES and chests that give satlsfac-
ton are built st 9oS New York ave. NV.
Family ice boxes repaired. Phone Main
4I1G-Y. api5-Sjt
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Situations Wanted-naIe.

WANTFD-By young man. situation in gro
Gerry store errand boy s. per week Aa-
dress BOX So Times Office. II
WAAIED-Situatiou as Etcnograuher and
correspondence clerk. or private secretary at
$40 per month, three years experience in
railroad hotel. and manufacturing business
Address BOX 497, Times Office apIg-st
WANTED-By experienced dairyman. posi-
t1On1 understands the care of improved dairy
SID gle, and sober address BOX 49S, Times
ONCE. ap1g-gJ
NANTED-Place as chief cook ColoreI.
10 years experience; with Washington best
references. state salary given Address
CHIEF COOK" 1913 Wylie ST. ne. apIs-3r
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WHISKEY. 500 per gallon. THE JOHN
WEDDERBLRN CO. 6l6-sIS = 81 NV apI-tf
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Dancing.

Private DANCING LESSONS. 51c: guar
antee waltz and tWo-st5p 60 men in seven
lessons: ladies' fvs; class, 81 per month.
piano. o. Address with stamped envelope,
Substation - ap4l-5t-exSu
TIE ORDwAY. 4s1 nth ST. ryyy.-Every tues
dav THURSDAY and Saturday evening. begin
ners' clasu. 1880; advanced. $50. lady assist
ants. Proper @ secretion used On admitting schCI-
srs 10 our academy. Lesson. 59ci six less ms
s. -a Private lesson by appointment open
an summer. electric fans
PROF. CHAS- H. WYNDHAA.
Phone n. 56T9. mhZ5-3lt
MISS COULTER, Professor OF DauCiag; pri-
yate lessons Soc II YOU can walk I can
teach you 10 waltz Us Eye 81. NV. Phone
WHIsKEY. 500 per gallon THE JOHN
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Personal.
PROF. CLAY, Palmist; Card Readings

EOHING-s559 per ten lessons. n1 punish
nW. ann %
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For Rent-Rooms.

RIGGS CAFE, sos 18th ST. NV; one from
bali room. very coy; one bright room. wei
furnished; very reasonable. ap20-3t
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for rooms or
fats. furnished or UNFINISHED, in any 10
calities, see US, as we have listed with
US 50 per cent Of ali the desirable vacant
rooms ina this city. No charges, and au-
tomobile furnished free.
List your vacant rooms; no charges IN
I'll rented.
TIE CENTRAL REAL ESTATE
AND LOAN COMPANY
Phone NJ. 1000. 1927 T ST. Y. "
sp1e-tf
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. L CARNE < CO. 7O3 King ST.
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Pc; tells love affairs. family trouble. busl-
ness deals. rsunites separated husbands and
WiNeTsr causes speedy marriages. hours DO
% 6, closed Sundays. 104 North Fairfax ST.,
Alexandria Va apI9-st
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WHIsKEY. 500 per gallon. THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN CO. 6I6-sIS st NV. apl-tt
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Situations Wanted
Female.

WANIED-By colored girl place 10 sew
with seamstress. Cali or write us 23d 81
nv. IL
a NEW YORK DRESSAIAKER would Ike
@ few more customers. 80. The Cumberland
ap20-zt
WANTED-By an honest. reliable woman
washing 20 do az home or QUE By the day
Call MRS. SARAH HILL. 3221s Clark $ court
sW- Il
WANTED-Position by an experienced Office
clerk bookkeeper. and typewriter; references
furnished. Address BOX 5lz. Times Office
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Business Opportunities.

LUNCH ROOM. 1903 E ST. $50, selling only
on account Of leaving city sr5sl-5t
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titles WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
81 CENT q WoRp FoR


SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements for less than three insertions
II inserted for three or more consecutive
days, cent word Tor each insertion
These rates % not apply 20 Personals.
Advertisements VIII DO accepted at any OF
the following branch Offices at regular office
rates. II Il Is inconvenient 10 leave advertise
ments IT either braBCh office OF The Times
Business Once. they may be telephoned direct
10 The Times iAain 5260). and a messenger
viii call 10 collect without additional charge
70 the advertiser.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.


GOLDENBERG' S. 7th and X SITS. NV.
: kANN, SONS q CO, 9Th and Market space
GREENS CAPT T L ADVERTISING
AGENCY, lag 18th st. NV.
". 4. McNULTY, cigar store. I4th and NV
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton &
Nelson, Proprietorss corner Rhode island
ave. lst and T SITS. NV.
ROBERT 7 PETZCLD. The Harvard PhaT-
macy 18th and Harvard SITS. NV.
". A DARLING, cor I4th and 7 sts- NV
!. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th St. Rhode
Island ave, and r 81. NV.
II. 7. BUTTS PHARMACY 9Th ST. ana
CH4S. c. HORNuNG. Chriztiaai Pharmacy
EW. cor. 7th and d SITS NV
DOM SANFORD. New York ave. and
North Capitol St
QUIGLEY.S PHARMACY. 2IsJ and G SITS. NV.
GILLETTE & CO. 18th and j sts NV.
s. n WAGNER & CO.. fst and II SITS NV.
L 7. TAYLOR, cor. 9th and p SITS. NV.
EUGENE P NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave. nw.
NORTHEAST.
FORSTON's BOTANICAL PHARMACY, cor
18th ST. ana Florida ave. ne.
SbAS. IL Blu AER, y. Cap. and r sts. ne.
AcCHESNEX & JOACHIM. cor % and e sts-
SOUTHEAST.
A. r. POWELL, 18th and East Capitol SITS.
QDONNELL DRUG CO.. Sth and a. @ SIS.
ID 5. FEALX, NV. cor. Nth and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEIss. 7sn and 3 streets.
ANACosTIA.
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS,
BROOKLAND. d. c.
ARTHUR II. F. LUERSSEN. Drug Store
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. L. CARNE < CO. 7O3 King ST.
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Rug Weaving.

RUGS WOVEN out OF old carpets Drop
postal, WASHINGTON RUG CO.. 81 9Th st.
nv. Phone Main z325. mh22-G
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Massage.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE Tor face and scalp.
wrinkles and bleuishes removed. Mrs LYDIA
JOHNSON. y @. graduated in SWelel1. 1-l1
& ct NV. Trial treatment. 51c. mlZ--act
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Trunk Repairing.

TRUNK REPAIRING; all trunks varufshad
free: all work guaranteed DE NEPHFurs
sos 9th st. NV. Phone Main 425. Send postal
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For Rent
UnfUrnished Rooms.


THREE nice rooms. southern exposure; new
house light housekeeping. price reasonable
10 congcnlal tenants 32S Maryland ave ne
apz0-5t
TWO or three unfurnished rooms for light
ho1AeAeeping gas Tor cooking; terms rca-
sonable. g st. ne. It
SECOND FLOOR. two large. c0mmrn.cat-
ms rooms, with alcDFei heat, heat, sas. bath:
',5ll noaseheeplns llol on S. NV an2}--t
THREE uufurnisaed second story rooms.
/ iIght AolseL9eLing 20. ~ 81. ne ap23-st
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THREE ROOMS for rent. with gas and bath.
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THREE ROOMS for light Housekeeping. two
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! TWO nicely furnished or unfuruished rooms
/ FOR light housekeeping. near Capitol and
Z car lines cheap. go Maryland ave. ne.
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! THREE unfuruished rooms and bath. second
| floor sls 9th 81. NV. apl5-5t
FRONT ROOM gas. bath. housekeeping: 81.
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Two-ROoM FLAT. bath; yeranda: closes.
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