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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-07
BRANCH OFFICES.


GOLDENBERG'S 5th and X ats NV
5 hANN. SONS a CO, sth and market space.
EHNIN'S CIGAR STORE, lith and Fla ave.
ERNINS CIGAR STORE. 23Iz 18th 81 nv.
W = McNUITY cigar Store Ilth and l. uy.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton &
Nelson Fruprleti-s, corner Rhode Island
ave- st ana q sts. nv.
ROBERT 4. PEIZOLD, The Harvard Phar-
macy, llth and Harvard SIS. uW.
W. \. DARLING. cor li-h and 7 SITS nv.
Island ave, and X 81 NV.
Il. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. an ST and Mass
cEGs. {. HoREUNG. christianl Pharmacy.
sH- cor sth and 81 sts- nv,
DOM & SANFORD, Sew York ave, and
North Capitol 81
r a. NEIICH, 20th and II sts. nv.
Q-iGLEY'S PHARMACY, 2lst and O. SITS. NV,
GILLETTE q co. l8th and l. SITS. NV
$. NJ WAGNER a. CO, LIST ana h sts- NV.
L. II. TANLOE. cor Sun ana i sis. NV.
EUGENE II. NItHoI4s. 1871 Ia, ave. NV.
NORTHEAST
FORSTON's BOTANICAL PHARMACY. cor.
i2th Il. and FLORIDA ave ne.
CHAS ID. BLUMER y Cap. aud r SIS ne.
McCHEsNEY a JOACHIM. cor "a AID 4 SIS.
SOUTHEAST.
A /. POWELL sth ana East Capitol SITS.
ODoNNELL DRUG CO, sth and q SITS.
SOUTHWEST.
" HUGO EISENBEIss. 7th and streets.
ANACOsTIA.
BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe anl
Jefferson sis.
BROOKLAND. d c.
ARTHUR II. F. LUEBssEN. Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. l. CARNE & CO. 703 King St
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PEDDLER'S PEGLEG
A TREASURE VAULT
After Owners Death Was
Found to Contain
$3.50.

MONTREAL Quebec Feb. THE heirs
OF an old peddler, known as Bon Ami
P0ndu who died six months ago. have
recovered his life savings in most TN
usual manner After hunting every
where the cash, amounting TO $3.50, was
discovered in the old mans wooden leg.
When Rom Ami died some cousins
appeared and demanded his estate.
After proving relationship the few be-
lungiugs were turned over 10 them ana
ihey began systematic search for sup
posed wealth. Although ia their effort
tC discover tAe treasure the heirs tore
up the boards in the floor of the lodging
house where Bon Ami lived, they
found nothing and We're out both time
and money
No purchase could be found for "a
secondhand wooden leg, So - was given
10 an old friend of Pondu. who said il
was better thaa the one he was wearing
This man. whose name Is Andrew Ross,
found the appendagv = biz too long and
decided 10 cut IL 10 NJ.
Under the saw the fact was disclosed
that the leg was hollow from the top 70
the ferule, and that Il was stuffed with
something soft This aroused his sUs-
picions, and. ripping the leg open, he
found therein $3.50 In bills.
Ross returned the money 10 the de-
lighted heirs and received for his hon
esty a s. bill.
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS viii be received at the Bureau
Ct Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department
Washington, ID. G, until 10 O'CLOCK a. NJ
FEBRUARY -. lsGs. and publicly opened i'm
mediareiy thereafter, 80 furnish at the navy
yard, Washington. d. c. a quantity Of naval
supplies. as follows; ARC lamps. electrical
cable, cross arms, etc. copper Easkets. steel
balls. nuts. boring tools, reauers, recois
springs and plungeTs. wire rope, hardware,
machine steel, nickel steel, forgings, cast
ings hose. shoulder Fubbers. rubber betting.
packing, asphalt. glyeerfns, stoneware pipe,
steel tubes. manila rope. Applications for
proposals should refer to Schedule s5i. Blank
proposals VIII be furnished upon application
20 the Bureau. F. Il. ROGERS. Paynlaster-
General L. 5. y. ia3i, fe7
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washing
ton d. c. February sIh 1907. Sealed proposals
viii be received AT this Office until 20 CLOCK
p n. FEBRUARY 18TH, 1897 for furnishing
the District GOT0rnmenI with 4.eG cubic
yards Of paving and concrete sand. 500 cubic
yards OF building sand and 2.000 cubic yards
Of screened gravel. Deliveries 10 be co=s2e
menced by March 18th, and completed by Juig
lst. Specifications. blank forms Of proposal
and all necessary information may be OBJ
tained al Room IS. District Building, HENRY
b. r. MCFARLAND. HENRY l. WEST.
JOHN BIDDisE, Commissioners, D, g
fei-6t-exsG
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Legal Notices.


DOUGLAS q DOUGLAS. Attys.-In the su-
pFeIne Court or the District Of Columbia
Holding an Equity Court.-Cecil II. Moore
IS. Charles T. Moore. Richard @ ThonnD-
son. J. X NJ Merton. the National SAFE
Deposit. Savings and Trust Company a Cor
poration. and the American Planograph Com
pany. a Corporation. No. Is 7gl EQUITY
Doc. 5s--The object OF this suit is 20 es-
tabiish in plaintiff title 10 one thousand
shares OF stock In the American Paragraph
Company, a corporation, duly Incorporated
and doing business in the city Of New
York. in the state OF New York. on motion
q the complainant, il Is, this ed day Of
January, \, d. 1907. ordered that the de-
PENDANTS. Charles r. Moore. J. K N Nor
ton. and the American Paragraph Com
panXs cause their appearance TO be entered
herein on OF before the fortieth day. eKclu-
ssfe Of Sundays and legal holidays. occur
ring after the date Of tie ffst publication %
this order; Otherwise the cause viii be pro
eeeded with IS in case Of default: Provided.
a copy Of this order be published once a week
for three successive weeks In the Washing
ton Law Reporter and The Washington
Times (SeaD HARRY n. CLABAUGH.
Chief Justice true copy-Teet: j. r
YOUNG. Clerk. By INNS. +. LEMON. asst.
Clerk. aasl.fs7.A
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SNi'..tER SOLD
BOOTS OF CAR
Trusting Russian Peasants
Bought Tokens of Lit
tie Father.

BERLIN. Feb. Herman Zeiin, a
German Jew, has just been sentenced by
a Russian court of justice TO two years
imprisonment for swindllng innocent
Russian country folk.
Zelin appeared in village after village
In Novgorod government with a pair
OF old boots swung across his shoulders.
Summoning the village council he in
formed the members that the dnapidared
boots belonged 20 the Gear.
The Gar he said, had SEVERAL hundred
pair of old boots and had requested that
they he sold for the benefit of the
characterization peasants of the Volga
provinces.
The village council OF Mlkhailovo de-
cided 10 buy the boots and hang them
up in the public school as a token Of
the Little Fathers love Of his people
and aid forty TOubies. an the money
In T." village treasury fer them.
L.. luraged by his success. Zeliu dis
posed of seven more pairs Of the Czar's
boots In seven more villages before he
was arrested.
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.


WANTED-White girl between. Il and 90
lllze instruments. announce patients, and as
sist al che chair salary, "a per week. Ad-
dress b. H. C.. Times ONCE. u
WANTED-ss6 sth S. NV. woman 20 do laun-
dry and assist with houseWork. II
wANTED-GlrI TO assist in general hoase-
work small family 1904 y ST. sW- II
WANTED-Girl for special work TOIAIAN
LAUNDRY, corner 9Th and SIS NV
wANTED-BrigA young girls as millinery
apprentices, ZIMMERMAN, IA q. II
understands dressuahing. Apply 20 LEON
BEARSk4. stI ID 81. sW. feI-2t
WANTED coIored woman for general
housew0rk in small family. can At 1895
North Capitol "a. IL
WANTED-saIesIady in our sewing machine
department; one with reference preferred
OPPENHElMERS 5l4 sth ST. nw II
wANTED-GirSs for light factory work. ]. J.
GEORGES & son, izll PeHEsyi s...!a ave.
NV. II
W NTED-White woman cook; can stay al
night; light hotel cooking. Adde'S BOX
so. Times once.
wANrED-A eolored girl as dishwasher at
1881 81 nE. Il
WANTED-ComDetent girl 70 do general
Homework in small family. must have ref
erence: stay nights 1898 Kenyon st. NV
WANTED-Two neat white girls for lunch
room. Apply az 62i r s. NV II
WANTED-Woman to cook and DO general
houseWork for family OF three can after
o; reference. lsf3 L st. NV. II
WANTED-Young. colored girl to assist with
general houseWoIk no laundry; go home
nights sil5 Brown ST. nv fe7-st
wANTED-Girl TO do general bousswork COS
18Th ST. 1t
WANTED Recommended coloIed nurse. wait
Tess. chamberuatd, cocks. aud general work
ers; good wages EUREKA, l0ll New York
- - ~
Neutrality-suspicious. 10 learn millinery.
Apply after 10 a. m. 70 j. n. ASH, l42l n
81 fe7-3t
WANrED-Colored woman az dshwasher
HOY $ HOTEL. 9th and Louisiana ave. NV.
/ WANTED-An experienced hairdresser aud
shampooer white. Apply after pm. 3s3
WANTED Bosom troners ToI.MAN LAUN-
/ DRY, eoFner sih as.d SITS nv, fec-st
/ WANTED-A nurse girl Apply 453 New York
ave. NV fest
/ WANTED half grown girl for light house
/ work two in family, stay nights. bring ref
/ eFenees- J. BAEMGARTEN 4s5 ii st. NV
fe6-8t
WANTED-Waitress colored 70 20 outside Of
/ city near Lakoma Park. SIS; city references
/ required Apply lbal pennsylvania ave nv.
/ Friday between II and 1 O'Clock fe6-et
| WANTED-Girl in studio: salary. "a Call
| 1923 Pennsylvania ave. fes-3t
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Wall Paper.

WA. Y. MAHOSEY the man that made
paperhanging famous reliable, prompt CHEAP;
legal guarantee covers all our work. Send
postal for free samples and estimate. Main
store. sos Pennsylvania ave. Sc telephone
East f4-F or following agencies. De Maine
g. Co, S2g7 Ii 81. NV Edtavitch's store
Bowie, Md; 10 Monroe ST., Anacostia; NeW-
eombs's drug store. Congress Heights; e97
New York ave. nv; 800 z ST Sc; ConaWsy's
store. Laurel, Nd. General Store Glsndais.
Postof1ce. Colonial Beach. Va; Ingalls, Real
Estate Office. Hyattsville. Nd. Shaw's Store
Twining City: Lloyd's store. Seabrooke, Nd
New agency. just established Luersssns drug
store. BroOklanc. felt
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Birds. Docs, Etc.

FANCY poultry, pigeons. singing oanaries
breeding cages parrots, dogs, cats plant
food goidnshes goats. rabbits. Guinea pigs
etc SCHMIDs BIRD STORE. ~ 18th 81
iaS-tf
TRY LEES BIRD STORE. 1901 9Th 81. NV
yellow heads. Amazon. Panama. Isle Of Pines
Cuban, red heads and dwarf parrots mon
keys, mormositis. goldfish. canaries. dogs.
nu2f-tf
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FRANK JAMES, REFORMED,
BUYS OKLAHOMA LAND

Frank James has now become a
farmer. Years ago he and his brother.
Jesse James. were IN the limeHght as
the most successful hold-up train rob
bers that ever drew gun. After the
killing Of Jesse, Frank James made
peace with the law and reformed. He
is a good citizen now. Yesterday his bid
for the southeast quarter OF 35-5 south.
10 west. on what was formerly the
Comanche reservation in Oklahoma was
paid s. III for the land.
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TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL
REVISED PLANS HERE

Engineer Commissioner Biddle has re-
ceived revised plans and specifications
from the architects. Frank Miles Day a.
Bros, Of Philadelphia, for the new tu-
berculosis hospital 10 be located on the
s5-acTe tract OF ground at the main
entrance OF the Soldiers Home which
was a part of the old Saul tract
Bids have been advertised for TO be
opened at the Engineer Commissioner :
ofice In the District Building on Feb
raary q
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NOn-nedical Healing.

teed cure for rheumatism. paralysis, loco
motor-ataxta. Bright's disease. diabetes and
other painful. debilitaIing. incuFable $50
or medicine. PROF. PARKER. 1924 New
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TINES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
oNE oENF a woRp ZOE

ITUATIOSS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
FNO cents a word Tor All other CLASSIFIED
advertisements for less than three insertions
II inserted FOR three or mUIe consecutive
days one cent word for each insertion.
These rates DO not apply 20 Personals
Advertisements viii De accepted az any OF
the following branch offices at regular office
rates. II 10 IS iuc1nveuienL 90 leave advertise
l4ents a. either branch office or 4E= Times
Business once, uGes may be tplepLouel direct
q The Times Main 525ef. an a messenger
viii call 20 collect without additional charge
20 the advertiser
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PRosPr CoLLHoTIoNk,
Horses and Vehicles.

FOR SALE-D0ubie-seat sleigh al FORT
LAND STABLES. New York ave. between
9Th and 9TH SITS. fest
FOR SALE-Oue Brewster opera bus holds
a., one Brewster Victoria. and one Brewster
broughsm; all in nrst-class condition In
quire lsz4 2ist 81. Private sale fe5-4t
GANTZ's SELLING OUTS bike runab0ut
s45; si35 cutunder surrey, ass S125 lady's
and business phaeton. SIS; So fun platform
panel-side grocery wagons. SEs. SCI and 800
y St auz4-u
FOR sALE-Cheap. Z horses ana mares. suit
farmers or any business must be sold. Apply
rear Of AZ Pennsylvania ave. NV. Jal4-5lt
NEW DELIVERY WAGONS.
We are Offering some
special values IN new wagons.
We showing more wagons
than ali Washington combined.
PROBEY CARRIAGE CO.
ocls-tf 1870 ga 81.
COGSW ELLIS Is the cheapest placs 10 buy
new and secondhand robes. blankets kar-
ness. and vehicles. Z09 llth ST NV nol5-n
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Dancing.

THE OHDWAT. gl I,b So. n. W-Evsrv
Tuesday. THURSDAY. ana Sa .lrIav -r-a-
Ing. beginners class l-lI- advanced E..I
Lady assistant Proper uizcI -rfau used In
admitting scholars 20 our academy Lesson
Goes siA lessons. $50. Private lesson Bv au-
HaiurH=uI Open ali summer electric fans
5a-5-alt PROF. CHAS g. HAEDHA1I
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. 5sc- e-a-ln-
Zee waltz ard a. 1-steu lu lessons. class 81
ger month. piEll. llC. lalcius Gail fog rent
s.. Address. with stamped envelope, A.. sub
station - rs--6t-exS4
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NANTED-By good coiored girl place 10 90
general homework no laundry work small
family or as chambeFnaid lis 18th ST. NV
WANTED-Neat colored girl for general
hOusework 1914 X 81 NV. fe5-2t
WANTED angle hands ELITE LAUNDRY
co. n l4th ST. NV. fe6-zJ
WANTEp-German girl for housekeeper; stay
nights good wages l0s2 Florida ave. ne
fe6-3t
skirt hand. Apply at
once. Pap 18th 81. nv. 1es-5t
wANTED-CoIored girl for housewo-k. 2s2
Pennsylvania ave. Sc fe5-st
WANTED-A woman 10 do general house
work with or without washing; must be
willing 20 SO 10 suburbs Apply IN evenings
al ltt2 18th 81. teo-st
WANrEp-A young girl to assist IN house
work. GEORGErOWN UNIVERSITY HOS
PTrAL. feast
WANTED-At once. neat capable housemaid.
references; also laundress- l2ls talrmont 81.
Columbia Heights. tel-at
WANTED-Thoroushly experienced steuog-
rapher and general Office assistant good cor
respondent. good al figures mercantile eXpe-
rience preferred, apply BOX 223. Times Of
nee. 1a1O-I
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn SO
20 500 monthly corresponding FOR neWsp persi
sure steady work; no canvassing5 experience
unnecessary; send FOR particulars. PRESS
SYNDICATE. LookpoTt. X y de2o-sot
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WHEN A SUDDEN EMERGENCY" GRIPS
YOU, LET WANT AID HELP YOU TO NE
GOTIATE LOAN!
Some one feels happy today because he answer
ed a want ad which you OVERLOOKED.
Have you failed to make money in renting fur
nished rooms or keeping bOarders? Very likely
you have-unless you are a good advertiser.
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Dressmaking School.

NEW YORK ACADEMY or DESIGNING
uressuakilE Ladies Tailoring and Sewing
School. iZ- e.. French patterns elr a. or
der STYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED.
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Miscellaneous.

MISS BgBLAsQTE has moved a. Iz-1 18Th
81. NV. Teopeled dres= making makes fancy
gowns and also tailoring feI-Er
WE REPAIR and move furniture HOW
ARD, I-l5 81. as. Phone East Ilaa.
5a1s-5lt
me sell e. Lor you MARCUS NOTES. 4z8 sth
81 nv. Phone Main 5I7I u1l3-tf
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Personal.

MME. RAY reveals past. present. future.
domestic and love affairs her =lr-.aiti-z. 3l5
Z st. ass fe7-st
WOEEINGNEE this Is ths hardest dine Of
tLe year t8 provide Tor your families We viii
help you uy selling sou good tailor made
sllE DE .EeI.u4l Slightly used at prices o.
aIit tEe tull times JU5IIs OLD STAND.
GIs H. Es4--t
ERADFOED's DETECTIVE AGENCY. suite
"a. COLORADO BUILDING. 18th ana a.
Phone Main --7- Expert specialists lu DELI
Gaze and intricate invest cations. ann cause
all sections "a lsalIte secrecy guaranteed. Tor
night service phone residence. North s34s
AIR. j.. MILLION. PIANIST and Psycaie. sIs
Eye 81 RS. H5s readings teL yoa auglhlus
ycu Wish 20 know They 4Ee scientific aad
accurate. Hours Q 10 ana s pm Ia DO
Ful Open sunday 1all-a1t
II YOU ARE giving l9 Housekeeping ana
wish % sell part ur all ~ your furniture.
send postal 90 81 sLa e. uw-. The Dl Re-
liable store that pays che highest prices.
5ztl-tt
AlIE. DAVIS. the born cIalryoyant and cara
reader. removes SPELLS. evil influence and
gives BJJI luck LIS -l-- ST. lH-5 give me
q call. lalH-sIt
AIRS. BISHOP, Falmlst information. clear.
concise, aus 60 tie point ~ s-l - Nv
4-tf
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Bicycles.

SILL YOUR BICYCLE 10 the man who paws
tile highest price. It's T.. r. HUNTER. The
Bicycle Nan. ll1 Pannzs lyanla ave NV
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Bicycle Repairing.

LET rs DO YOUR BICYCLE REPAIRING
We loan YOU q bicycle until Eaus 81 nZeI
We guarantee our llFz. aul1w prices g. e
HUNTER, The Bicycle Man Il8 Pennsylvania
ave UH- fei-aL
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Floor Oil.

Every housewife should use Hunters Dust
Killing Floor oil. To does away with scrub
bins Easily applied with mop, g5c "a eal
Drop posLI, ll3 Pennsylvania ave. uW.
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GROCERY. N0rthWa 81. living rooms. rent.
80; monthly CASH trade, $500 same man
agenent years. price. SEQ. central.
BUSINESS EXCHANGE" Room Is SO F.
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Misunderstanding.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets stoves. hric-4-uTae. ana -E Alnds Of
household goods. EALM FtR&ILI RE
SHOP. 18th aud 4 SIS Ass. Plone Nurth
1913 Formerly 1th and u. jai6-30t
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Situations Wanted
Female,

WANTED place ia fats 70 clean morn
wANTED-Lsundry work or day work to
do oat, 1880 9TH e. NV IL
WANTED-By eolored girl. place as house
worker, cAamue-maid, OF waitress .}s-a LIST
81. NV. u
WANTED-By a respectable white girl. a
situation iu a smag family Capitol HiI Pre-
ferred. moderate wages accepted best refer
ence. Address BOX z7o. Times office. tef-zJ
Observation-Disclosures
wANTED-Higheste cash prices paid for wora
garments. ladies' OF gentlemen's e. Also shoes
and hats Address pOLal aud ! viii call amy
hour. b. TABSHEs. i51A l-h ST. nW. Phone
North 4a3. noz7-sJt
WANTED-Diamoads. one 10 four caratzi sI3l
carat up Highes- cash paid t9F old goi1,
silver dentist gold. platinum, old coins an
uque 3eHeirE. and city pawn tickets etc.
Money % loan. also LOUIS ABRAlzAAi5.
Bonded Broker, AZ slh ST. nv Phone 81 aA4s-
se5-6nos
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Don't pa,
away your old clothing. shoes. hats. and
shirts before seeing me. as pay highest
cash prices for Them Drop postal. VIII cali
ID. GEWIRz. ls5s 10 ST. NV Ja-s-l't
WANTED-To buy. cash. sIoop or cat-rigeed
boat. not under - frrti cabin boat must ff
fairly good condition state price dimensions
ana general description az % beam. draft
etc. Address WA- kiLRoA. General Iellt-
cry. p. o.. FHi-adelphia. ia. CO.
WANTED-s dr DO inch foltpower screW-cIt
ting lathe Address BOX 20. Times office
fest
WANTED-Old rold ana silver We "a
big prices. EUkFEiNDs rs sth s. ny"
- -
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For SaIe-niscellaneous


FOR SALE-BedT00m furniture. mattresses.
pillows, ana blankets. cheap. Apply STORE.
1883 l4lh 81 NV fe7-st
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business envelopes. 81 -65: J. 90.
81 Is. COO bushes cards. sl-05s leo fl.d5.
HAYWORTH PUBLISHING HOUSE. SIS y
81 nv. feh-u
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HAND LAUNDRY BUSINESS: established
same owner six years, clearing $50 month";
can be increased; cheap rent price. 500.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 6il r.
fes-2t
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Automobiles.

HAVE YOUR automobile rooas cleaned wnIIs
you wait. OF We VIII call tor them. CON
GERS CARPET CLEANING WORKS ga sd
and New York ave. jail On. tn 5li-z0E
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For Rent-Rooms.

THE RIGGS CAFE AND APARTMENT. sos
I2tn ST. nw--Cnoice rooms for desirable ten
ants, with OF without board; best chef in
town. Try cur Special SUNDAY Dinners 3" 25c
Get a meal ticket 5a2i-tf
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Found.

FOUND Gentlemsus heavy gold ring,
owner can have sane by proving property
Address BOX -. Times Office. II
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Rooms and Board.

LARGE second floor room. with board re-
fined home phone service. so X 81. NV.
Iei-St
VANTED-Boarders. $3.50 per- week: FIR
nished rooms for light housekeeping. els New
Jersey ave nv jau-8ft
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FOR SAI.E-Gr0cery store cash business.
cheap II sold al once great bargain. lezs ssh
81. nv fel-5t
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FOR sALE-A homemade cake business. EN-
braces large oven. mixer. fans. recipes and
good will Address AK this once felt
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS OR
BOARD. see US; no charges THE CEN
TRIAL REAL ESTATE CO.. 1857 + NV, Room
2 Phone ID. l055. iazl-s3t
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UphOlstering.

UPHOLsTERIolG. recovering. polishing ana
repairing az your own home; good iuGre I'd
antiques. thoroughly reliable. l. FOSTER.
Gal G 81. ee. ja81-s2t
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Rfusical.

PIANO LESSONS. IS cents; lesson ons
hour, - years experience as teacher. s13
"a 81. NV ia20-s1t
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Storage.

Storage.
FIDELITY gTO&AGE CO,
1890 Zou Street.
INDESTEUCTIBLE
Goo rooms silver vaults, money advanced
AT per cent per aunuH on goods stored ln
this building. Let our estimator call
PACKING. DEAEIMG AND SHIPPING
de1I-tf IA m fl
no BUY. SELL. OR STORE FURNITURE
consult u.s. packing and storing a Speciality.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. AuctiaI1sers.
SIC E 81. Phone NJ 5l5. fal7-alt
WHY PAY MORE7 We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. Alg-42l-s2e
i6th 81. NV. Phone Main 4329- ds1-s3t
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ALI. MATERIAL contained in houses. New
Hampshire ave. and . 81. NV. now being
wrecked carriage elevator. good as neN :
large stock Of ali kinds second hand building
ma teTlais always on hand Apply on prem
ises or 10 r. EDW CLARK Builders sup
plies, 1903 New Jersey ave. Phone North 70
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Help Wanted-Female.

NANTED-By good coiored girl. place 10 d
general homework no laundry work, small
family, or as chambermaid li9 18Th ST. nv
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FOR sALE-MoRE THAN SIXTY slightly
used high-grade pianos that have been put in
perfect condition are offered now az genuine
bargain rrices. For instance. steinway. S1z5.
otielr, $780, ShJninEer $50. Gabler. SIS; Scau-
bert 5000 Stieh, $40; Emerson. 800 kim
bail $50. Used piano players from 500 10
$3.50 Used squares. So and $50. Easy pay
menis. o. j. DeMOLL & CO, 1871 ST.
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