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Increase Race Suicide.

The stenOgrapher report OF Mr.
Darrs address is printed in full Here
il Is:
Women should not be given the priv
uege Of the ballot because il would
Tend TO increase race suicide"
In justice 70 Mr.. DaTT is must be said
that from the appearance Of his facial
expression he had intended 10 make
a longer speech. He was interrupted.
however. by such a merry laughter
the women were doing the laughing
that he subsidized.
The Commissioners then decided 10
hear expressions Of opinion on the Blu0r
Quest zion. Some % the citizens favored
IL and some OF them opposed 81.
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divers Entertain.

The Secretary Of War and Mrs Oll-
yer entertained at an informal a., &c -,
terdav afternoon, in honor Of Miss Dor
othea Draper and Miss Morgan OF Ne"
York.
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was that Of Mrs. Thompson, who repre-
aented the Equal Suffrage Association
Of Professional Women. The remarks
Of yet another speaker We're DFle-eF
than her sister orators.
Her speech in full is as follows:
who gave man the right 70 say
women couldn't vote"
The speaker was too modest 70 dis
close her identity, neither did she ask
leave TO extend her remarks IN the rec
ord. Her speech, which was directed at
Commissioner MaCtarIand, remained IN
answered.
Those fellows who do not want TO be
burdened with personal bar rOns were
then informed that they might reply 70
tire remarks Of the feminine orators.
None of them seemed inclined 70 do So
All their mental efforts had been con-
fined TO a study OF the wonderful ben
ehts TO ne derived from the lawful sale
OF liquor. one man did take q chance,
however. and judging by the length Of
bis speech he intended 20 answer the
equally lengthy address OF the orator
who declined TO disclose her name. lie
Was Charles W. Carr
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Mrs. Pnung. Of 1913 Fifteenth street,
and her sister, Mrs. T. P O'COnnor,
who has been her house guest for sew
eral weeks, will receive tomorrow This
viii probably be the last time Mrs.
O'ConnOr will receive with Mrs. Pilling
before her return 10 her home in Eng
land. as she COntemplates sailing early
in February.
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Misses Shaw Honored.

Captain Wigmore entertained at tea
yesterday afternoon in the officers
Club at Washington barracks, in honor
OF the Misses Shaw, who are the guests
Of Miss Irene Moore. Mrs. Summerlin
presided at the tea table and Miss Irene
Moore served punch.
Among those receiving were Miss
ZeIYna Pllson Miss Amelie PilsOu, Miss
Sallie Darlington and Miss Dorothy
LlauglitL.
Among the Washington people at the
Preslfn Hotel in New York are Capt.
W. 2 PIatt. L. S. A; Chief Engineer
c. w. Jastrow, I. S. R. Q. S, and C
A. Long. L. s. A
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Resides Give Dance.

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Reside were
hosts at a delightful young peoples
dance last evening complimentary TO the
Misses Shaw, daughters of the former
Secretary o. the Treasury and Mrs.
Shaw, who are spending a few weeks
in washington, the guests Of Mrs. Eliza
beth StaUffer Moore.
Mrs. Reside, who was assisted in re
ceiviug the guests by her daughter. Miss
Reside, wore a modish gown Of white
embroidered chiffon over silk, and
trimmed with silk applique.
Their new home on Nineteenth street
was simply and artisucally decorated
with palms, pink roses, and pink-Shaded
lights. Music was furnished for the
dancing by string orchestra, and a
buffet supper was served at midnight
Some Of the guests We're the Misses
Carlo, daughters Of the ECu2dOrean
minister; Miss CalderOn, daughter Of the
minister from Bolivia. Miss GOdOy.
daughter of the Mexican minister, Miss
Sutherland. Miss Perkins, Miss Amclie
Prison, Miss Zelma Pilson, Miss James,
GatewoOd, Miss Kcarney, Miss Davis,
Miss Hull, Miss Madden, Miss Anderson,
Miss Alice Boyd, Miss Frazier, the
Misses Iatimer. Albert GodOy, Jose
Godoy. Frank GCdoy. Mr.. Baz, Of the
Mexican embassy; the Messrs. Carlo,
/ Lieutenant Sweet, Lieutenant Scott
/ Lieutenant FoOte, DIT. Stubbins. DR..
! Alderman, Charles Howe, DR.. Dykes,
Captain WigmOre. Captain Drfrees, Mr..
/ Retigui, Of the Mexican embassy DR.,
| Kelly, and Captain Kelly.
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Mrs. J sylvester Phillips and the
Young ladies of Laise-Phillips school
win be at home tomorrow afternoon
from 5 to s O'Clock
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The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. NewberTy entertained at din
uer last evering. complimentary TO the
Sneaker Of the House and Miss Cannon.
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Mrs. 4. w. Patterso will be at nome
FRIDAY. January 81, at the RochamDeau'
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Mrs. SiIas Hare viii be located at the
Rond building. New York avenue ana
Fourteenth street, Friday IN the inter
est OF the National Junior Republlc'
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Miss Perie Anderson will entertain at
luncheon Saturday in honor OF the
Misses Shaw and Miss Cassidy. of East
Orange, y. J., who will be her house
guests.
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Mr.. suas Hare. Of zoos C street north
west. win not be at home FRIDAY OF
this week.
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/ Mr.. and Mrs. George T. AIarye enter
tanned a. dinner last evening, compli-
meutary TO Miss Sadie Murray, daugh-
Ter of Gen. and Mrs Arthur Murray,
and one Of the seasons debutantes-
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Glover were among
| the dinner hosts Of last evening, as were
| Senator and Mrs. Buckley. Of COuueC-
tiCut.
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Senator and Mrs. Morgan G. Buckley
we're dinner hosts last evening.
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.rra T7ritfa, Ambassador and Mrs
prvca will leave Washington today for
New York. where they VIII spend sew
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Mr.. Charters. a recently appointed
honorary attache OF the BRUSH en-
Lsssv has arrived at his post.
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Mrs W. s. Knox and Miss Georgia
Kuox will be at home at 1904 New
Hampshire avenue northwest, informal
IN. 10 their friends tomorrow afternoon
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Mrs. WAYNE Parker and Miss Alice
Parker. wife and daughter of Repre-
Sentative Parker, have gone abroad for
several months.
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Mr. and Mrs. z. Steinem have as
their guests Mrs. II. Nathan and Miss
Nathan of Chicago.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt
were among the dinner hosts last even
ing They viii entertain again at din
ner Monday evening, February "A.
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woRKINGMANs WANTS.

WORKI&GMEN-Joe Nay say this is t5a
only place TO buy overCoats, S.. 81; suits OF
clothes. 50, s.. coats an vests 81 81: coats
$780, pants, $50. gods all WOOL tailor
made FUSED some): see them. JUsTHS ON
STAND. Gle y. I1h9q n
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LEGAL NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT OF the District Of CO.
lum1ia- Holding 2 Probate couT-. No ISIS,
AduJ nistratiou- This Is 10 give notice That
the subscribers Of the District q Columbia.
and the state Of Maryland, respectively
have obtained from the Probate Court u
the District Of Columbia, letters testamentary
on the estate OF Sarah Cathariue Tise, late
OF the District Of Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally authsnti-
Gated 70 the s4bscribers, on or before the
18th DAY OF MARCH A D. 1903; other
wise they may By law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Given under our hands
this 18th day Of March, 1905. George Use,
EyatJsyiIle Md, Chas. L DsmaTesL WASH
burn, I7s5 Corcorsu street Washington, u.
C. (SsalJ Attest; JAMES TANNER, Register
OF Wills FOR the District Of Columbia Clerk OF
the Probate Court WALTER O. Gle
neys. mhzS. ap4.ll
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.

OFFICE OF the Commissioners o. the District
Of Columbia. washington, March 10. 1905.
Ordered: That Section a Of Article y OF
the Police Regulations Of the District q
Columbia. designating stops for street cars
10 prevent possible collision with apparatus
Of the Fire Department Il hereby amend
ed by inserting therein after the paragraph
designated ON PENNSTLF ANA AVENUE
LINE a Few paragraph TO read Is follows
on G STREET LINE SOCTHEAST-Nin-h
and O streets southeast. HENRY .. i.
MCFARLAND. HENRY L WEST, JAY J.
MORROW, Commissioners. D. c. II
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DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR Office.
Superintendent L. S. Capitol Building and
Grounds, Washington, D. c., March Il. i91s.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, VIII be re-
ceived and publicly opened AZ the above
ONCE at = O'CLOCK. NOON. WEDNESDAY.
APRIL S. 1865, for panel boards and boxes.
pull boxes. etc, for the Office Building 4. s.
Senate, Washington, D. c. Specifications.
drawings. AMI schedules can be had upon
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SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

BY MARRIED NAN. position as inside fur
niture salesman experienced reference.
BOX 54z. Times office. mhZ1-2t
INSURANCE acknowledgement desires
employment. Address BOX 525. Times once
mh05-5t
WANTED-PositiOn experienced clothing
and furnishings DAVE STERN. 1872 7th ST..
NV. nn16-5t
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FLOOR OIL.

FLOOR OIL.
SPRING CLEANING IS EASY II You use
Hunters Sanitary Dust Killing Floor OIL:
keeps the floors bright and clean and rids
the house Of insects; only 60c a gallon.
Phone Main 545S or drop postal 10 II3 Penn
sylvania ave nv. mh23-tf
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Personal.

FREE NERVE FOOD-LGt me send you a
free trial Of Nerve Life at my own expense.
II VIII produce unaccuEtoued vigor, aid d.
gestion, tone up the system and make life
worth living. Or. r. J. SCHIRMAN s0l ".
Saratoga ST., Baltimore. mh2s, 3 81
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HELP wANTED-MaIe and Female

STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Colorado
building: open all the year day and night
Pitman Graham. Gregg. Barnes. and Syila-
bic systems Positions guaranteed. Individ-
ual instruction. mhlO-u
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DYEING. CLEANING, PRESSING.

DYEING. CLEANING and reUairing 49,.
and genLemen's suits made 10 order, dion
postal T. HUT, 1890 st. nv, formerly
I403 = st. r1b56 a.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
coon PIANOS T0ANED peVp

GCOD EAANOS LOANED FREE.
n you are anxious for your children 10
take up music you should avail yourself OF
this ofrer. We viii loan you a good square
piano absolutely free for six months All you
nave 70 DO is 70 pay the small cost Of NOV
ing tho Instrument 70 your home. This offer
entails no obligation whatever
F. q. SMITH PIANO CO.
4zz3 pennsylvania ave. Phone NJ 747
mh2s-3t
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Adyertisements win be aceepte

Advertisements win be accepted
at any of the following branch Of
fees at regular Of1iee rates. Ii Il is
incOnvenlent to leave advertisements
at either branch Ofiiee or The Times
Business ONCE, they may be teIe-
phOned direct 10 The Times Chain
5e60), and a messenger will call to
collect without additi0naIS charge to
the adYerfiSer.
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TIMES WANTS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Age nts, Wanted Help. Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
ID Rooms or Beard, Boarding For
Rent Rooms. Rooms and Board-le
cents a line; z times consecuttvelyi 8
cents a line; times consecutively, 8
cents a line. nGis1a mum charge 40 cents.
BUSINESS Oppo rtunittes, For Sale
Miscellaneous. Horses and Vehicles.
LOST and Found, Wanted Mtscellan-
eous, Dogs, Pets. sae-15 cents me;
line. 8 times conseclIttvely, 10 cents q
line minimum chartTs IS CENTS
All other classif1caLlons-10 cents q
line: 2 times consecutively. 1255 cents
a line. 3 times consecaItfVely, 10 cents
a line. minimum charge so cents
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CLAIRYOYANTS.

CLAIRYoYANTs.
MAfE. JEWEL.
PIANIST. MEDIUM.
TELLS YOUR NAME, name Of friends, enc
mics. rivals. whom and when you Will marry
gives never falling advice on business trav-
els. patents, law suits. speculations, health
and family troubles; removes evil influences
and gains the one you 1--we. All business
confidential and attended 20 ia person. Read
ings Sl.O0
Hours 10 a. m. p m. Daily.
Doat Forget Name al1 NumDsr.
MME. JEWEL.
~ sth ST. NV.
Look for signs on iron steps.
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE: general face and
scalp. Swedish movements eleCtrO-vibr0;
Appointments out; open Sundays; second floor
front; walk IN. 5L 18th ST. NV. Phone NJ.
sgs-Y mh22-90t
SELECT TOILET and massage parlors.
hours. 10 to 10. ROOM 2, second floor. Please
walk in open Sun days. 5i5 ST. NV.
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NCN-MEDICAL HEALING.

nun -A4LDALAL HEALING.
The Junod System OF Enforced Cf-cuIsrfo,
more generally known as the Vacuum sTrsaf
ment, WaE Introduced BY the Sfstinz7Tisl.15
EEehSh pnysISNah and surgeon. Dr. v y
JuDOd. lis method OF fOrt.fne tba .i-.,,fs..-- :,
WAS approved OF by the gover2menr 80
adopted into their hospitals ana Is knSI,-c
today as the only hope and cure for MAJ
dread disease iocomotor- ataxta aud jrfnfrss
msladies where the circulation Is not n5-T7ssI
Il can be made 50. Consultation and frssT-
ment AZ your home II desired. ConsultatIop
At olacs fress and you are invited 10 caI
PROF, II. y. D. TARKER
1Az4 New York ave.
Hours 10 20 .. Sundays. 10 10 1 Ias,. -.
sigtGLt- -
Read Non-Meiical Healing. hpek eovsr 1904
City Directory fa-9a-T
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CONsULr -. 9. NJ. 80

-
sl3 9TH ST y. W
SPECIAL CLAIRNOYANT READINGS 100.
Permanently located; absolutely reliable
asks no questions. gives names IN fun. warns
you Of impending danger guides properly
10 success Ia every venture. love. marriage
and business. Advises on ali matters per-
tanning 10 wills, deeds. lost property. and by
proper advice unltes the separated. draws
back she erriug husband makes true the
hckle wife and brings happiness and Joy 20
many. an aching heart Aids you 10 over
come habits which control you. do not suffer
when there is way 10 gain relief Does
another share the love. thar righttgllY be-
longs % you? Come az oncs and partake OF
the blessings OF Spiritual Comfort DO you
have bad luck, dali business, friends. untrue
and strange thoughts possess you. Wait not
a day. call a, once. once hours, 10 a. m. 70
,. N. Il
NINE. CATHERINE. washington's favorits
PIANIST and Clairvoyant; every one in trouble
knows what she can DO 81 New York ave.
n1a-.-1t
1873 sTH ST. Nw.-original gypsy palmist;
whole fortune IBID 15c; open nights ana sun
days. mh2s-5t
MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
PSYCHIC PIANIST
TRUTHFUL N HER PREDICTIONS, RE-
LIABLE N HER ADVICE.
ARE YOU ~ LOVE:
II so. DO you md the one you have be-
slowed your affection and trust upon, acting
cool. AND INDIFFERENT? Has a rival
or obstacle OF any kind Crept between you
assailed the Quletude Of your happy home
II So come at once to THIS GIFTED
PSYCHIC and find help Call today tomor-
row may be too late
T2I-Sinth Street n, VIII.
Don't Mistake Name and Numoer)
mh2s-tt
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LOST.

LOST-A diamond lace pin with diamonds.
on "a ST. Sc. between Pennsylvania ave. ana
St Peters Church. Liberal reward X re
turned to go ID ST. Sc. mh2S-5t
rOsT-A diamond earring about "a karats
on wednesday either on L st. between 18th
and 10th or on y between 18th and 18th,
or on Q between 18th and lSu. or
on Connecticut ave. $50 reward II returned
10 WILLIAM RAMSAY, Jeweler, 1921 F St
NV. Llnzt-oL
r.OsT-Czold wreath brooch Saturday. March
81 Finder return to 2 Eye st. NV. and re-
Ceive reward. mhZ4-st
I.os--A gold belt buckle studded with
levels: attached 10 plain colored belt on
Thursday morning March Is, in vicinity OF
r and Connecticut ave. Large reward il re-
turned TO 1704 18th ST. mhz1-st
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

I.ADY-By refined lady. place as general
housekeeper- city or suburban. best OF ref
erence given; state compensation given BOX
54l, Times Office mh24-ot
WASHING to take home. 25l6 ST. nv.
mbe7-2L
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LAWYERS

ALL CASES before all courts and depart
M nts. Aid in business and private difficuI-
ties. Collections and litigation everywhere
Moderate charges C0nndentiai. L. s Legal
Corp. ae7 Rand Building. js51-tf
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FOUND
UPHOLSTERING.

WHEN LOOKING for genuine antique ma
hogany furniture Of all kinds, repairing and
uphOlstering. give US a call. L. E SMITH
a400 p St NV. Phone West $50. mhzI-s0t
WE SOLICIT orders for all kinds OF furni-
ture, uphOlstering, repairing polishing and
rehnishing work neatly done; Y years ex-
perie0ce. HEATING & HOLT, Ills St
NV. mhl9-lat
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HELP WANTED-ldALE.

BUSHELMAN-Good: and male helper on
coats. CAMPBELL-RYDER CO, 1895 G ST.
NV. mh25-3t
BUS BoY-RADYs CAFE, CO.. Pennsylvania
ave- NV Ii
DRIvER-Experienee driver for furniture
wagon; good reference required. COOPER
q MII-Le-R. 90 Louisiana ave NV. mh26-3t
DRUG SALESMAN working trade in Wash
Lnstoh 10 handle good speciality as side llnes
20 per cent commission must have good ref
erenee. Address SAFE CHEMICAL CO,
Baltimore. Nd. mh2S-St
MAN-Counter lunch. sth and New York
ave IT
AiAN-Youns; to work in Wholesale liquor
store; references required Apply at once.
PHOENIX LIQUOR CO, Sth and r nv.
mhzT-st
MAN-White experienced counter man. Ad-
dress BOX $50. Times office. mh26-St
MEN WANTED-Our cocktails are the
pursst in the world; 81 per bottle; pure food
goods. THE JOHN WEDDERBURN CO.,
SIC y 81. nw. Phone S494 Main mht-30t
PATENT OFFICE specification writer: per
maneut position. state experience and salary
expected BOX 800. Times Office mhZS-3t
PAINTER-Apply to c. NJ Loefher, 709 7th
st. NV. after 4 O'Clock. II
PORTER with wheel; steady; good pay. f2S
1lth ST. nv. 1t
RAILROAD CORPORATION desires hrst-
Class ADVERTISING hDIClthI III " Gb4llllEt on
high grade proposition Address Mr. BOfE-
LER. 90I Park ave. Baltimore. Nd II
sALEsMEN-Extra: FOR Saturdays only.
THE REGENT SHOE STORE, 945 Pennsyl-
vania ave mhA-5t
sTENOGRAPHER-Y0 man. apply with
reference: JOHN RICK. JR., Mgr. Carpet
Department, ". B, MOSES & SONS.
nh2s-st
TAILOR-Experienced two good coat max
ers: steady employment. good wages. 2ll5
Pennsylvania ave. mh2l-st
Experienced tailors 10 work on
women's coats Apply at once JULIUS GAR
FINKLE s. Co. 13Th and F SIS. mh26-3t
WANT to hire coloted man. understands Nv
cry stable work Between 18th and l4th II
and SITS. NV mh27-2t
wANTED-At once experienced waiter and
Office boy. GEORGE WASHINGTON HO-
TEL. 18th and New York ave. NV. mh27-2
WANTEn-Men 10 get best haircut in the
city, 15c; shave. including neck shave, soc;
Taz0rs honed. l5ci two, 25c: white BARRIERS;
open tiI s p IN 6l7 ST NV. fe2S-sOt
YOUNG MAN with some experience in the
drug business Apply Arlington Drug store
Vermont ave and II SITS NV II
HELP wANTED-MaIe and Femals.
WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 81 F.
Capitol ST; three months. day, SIS; seven
months. evening So. Civn Service, sic
course. r. WOOD, LII NJ, Principal.
mh2s-5ot
sTENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Colorado
building; open all the year day and night
Pitman. Graham Gregg. Barnes. and syi!a-
bic systems Positions guaranteed. Individ-
ual instruction. mhIO-u
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NORTHEAST

LADDON PHARMACY. 300 Florida ave. ns
CHAS. II. BLUMER. y. Cap. and r SITS ne
McCHESNEX 4 JOACHIM, cor. % and IL SIS
KRAUS' PHAENACY, eth and X sts
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM, SIN and 3 sta IA
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sAI4E-5o- barrel steam -four min. au,efi-
ing, tenant houses. lawn. fruit garden. ef( /.
satisfactory terms. Further Information ~
dress JAMES T. HENDERSON Il 81
Sandy Spring. Nd. Tobas-st
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18TH ST. NV. 2452-Corner Columbia road
8 rooms: % floor: housekeeping. mh2s-Zt
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I'D ST. NV. 52s-Furnished room for house
keepfna mh28-3t
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NJ 81 NV. 5o9-BeautffuI furnished parlor
aIcove ROOM gents or lady; with owner.
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TEAMS TO haul brick Apply at once
WEST BROS BRICK CO.. south end OF /
New Highway Bridge. Va. ,.-.ss--,sg Enhss-st )
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TAILORING.

4AtLORlNOs
II. wEIsENBERG. 1924 North CAPITOL
Ladies' tailoring; suits. $50 up: styles on
display; altering; remodeling; also At guaran-
teed: pr0mpt attention. mh2S-7t
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REFRTGERATORS AND ICE BOXES
McCRAY REFRIGERATORS and Ice Boxes
save y on ice bills. NELSON REFRIG-
ORATOR Co. go T ST NV. nhIs-30t-exSu
MOVING, PACKING, SHIPPING
FURNITURE. baggage. pianos. etc, moved
with care. packing ana shipping q specially
KRIEG 5 EXPRESS, 1924 H st. n ".
Phone Main 2Of0 mhIe-s0t
ARE YoU GOING TO MOVE?
PADDED VANS, 500 LOAD
2-HORSE WAGON, $500 LOAD
COLUMBIA TRANSFER co
Dos NEW YORK AVE
STORAGE. PACKING. AND SHIPPING
fe4-tf Phone Main 492
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms for light
housekeeping: So per week. AS G ST NV
rnh2S-Zt
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S ST NV. 9Is-Three connecting large sun
NJ rooms; % floor. bath; light housekeeping
heat and gas; refined people; no children
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+ ST NV 33-T,yo adjoining rooms for
light housekeeping heat and gas, cheap;
also a han room for gentlemen. 81 per month
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-28

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-28

NORTH CAROLINA AVE Sc. sI3-Two
rooms and alcove; second floor, brown stone
house furnished complete for light house
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-28

sTH ST. NV, Islg-Nicely furnished second
floor front room; gents or lady; colored
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