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ing MS breakfast, and Silently singing
his gratitude. Every day or two Patrick
would rescue and fetch up little duck
with incomplete legs to stand upon,-
nothing left Of their extremities but
gnawed and bleeding stumPs. Then
wept-and at dinner we finished the
tragedy which the turtles had begun
Thus, as will be seen,-out of season,
at least,-it was really the turtles that
gave us SO much ducks-at my expense.
Papa has written new version of There
is a happy land" it is
There is boarding house
Far, far away,
Where they have ham and eggs.
Three times day.
Oh don't those boarders yell
When they hear the dinner
They give that landlord rats
Three times day"
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had peer and whose peer has not yet arrived in my
messed and greatly enjoyed the first Of everything
which Wagner created but the effect me has always
been SO powerful that act quite sufficient
Whenever l have witnessed two acts l have gone
away physically exhausted; and whenever | have
ventured an entire opera the result has been the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-24
A GAIN Susy hs

A GAIN Susy has
a made a small error.
1t was not l that wrote
the song. l heard Billy
Rice sing it in the negro
minstrel show, and l
brought it home and
sang it-with great
spirit-for the eleva-
ton of the household.
The children admired
it to the limit. and
made me sing it with
burdensome frequency.
To their minds it was
superior to the Battle
Hymn of the Republic.
How many years ago
that was! Where now
is Billy Rice? He was
a joy to me, and SO
were the other stars of
the niger show, Billy
Birch, David Wambold,
Backus. anda delightful
dozen of their brethren,
who made life a pleas
ure to me forty years
ago, and later. Birch,
Wambold, and Backus
are gone years ago; and
with them departed to
return no more forever,
| suppose. the real mig
ger show. the genuine
niger show, the ex-
travagant niger show,
the show which to me
as not yet arrived, in my
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.


OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, washing
ton. February II, 1893. Notice is hereby
given that. IN conformity 70 law, the pamph-
let containing a list OF taxes in arrears on
real property IN the District Of Columbia On
the first day OF July. 1907; also all assess
ments subject to sale. has been printed
copy thereof VIII be delivered 20 any tax
payer applying therefor at the Office OF tho
Collector OF Taxes Of the District OF CoIurn-
bia and II the tax OF assessments -ue To-
gether with the penalties and costs that NAV
have accrued thereon, shall not be paid prior
to the day named for sale, namely. the tanrh
day Of March, 1S0S, the property involved
will be sold under our direction. at public
auction, at the Office Of the Collector OF
Taxes OF the District Of Columbia, COM
mencing on the said 10th day OF March fe9s
between the hours OF 10 o'clOCk in the fore
noon and o'clock IN the afternoon s7f
continuing each following day SUNDAYS ana
legal holidays excepted, until all such delin-
quent property is sold. HENRY b F. MAO
FARLAND, HENRY I. WEST. JAY J.
MORROW. Commissioners OF the District OF
Columbia fell. is. "a q. mh2S
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TO SAIL
NORTHWEST PASSAGE

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. March a.
Capt Road Amundsen, the discoverer
OF the Northwest passage. expects to
spend ire Ifsxt five years in drifting
from the Pacific TO the Atlantic through
the polar channel. In an interview he
said.
Il will have a strong little vessel built
a little larger than the Bjoa. in which
made the passage. 1 expect TO have
most of my old crew with me. Mine
VIII be a purely scientific expedition,
and the search for the North Pole will
not be the object. Discovery of the
North Pole would be OF absolutely ne
importance or use to the world
From my observations made on the
former voyage think il viii take about
I'VE years 10 drift from the Pacific to
the Atlantic"
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR. ONCE
Superintendent L. s Capitol Building ana
Grounds. Washington. D c.. February -
1903. Sealed proposals. in duplicate, viii be
received and publicly opened at the above
ONCE at Il clock. noon, Wednesday, March
il 1903 for window frames and sashes FOR
the ONCE Building. L. S. Senate. Washing
ton. d C. Plans and specifications wifi be
forwarded intending bidders upon receipt OF
a deposit OF twenty-five dollars (s25. 0D as A
guarantees FOR the return Of the plans after
the award Of the contract. Bidders NAV sub
NIT proposals for furnishing frames AMI
sashes of either wood or metal. Each pro-
possI must be accompanied By a certified
eheck or a surety company bond IN the sum
~ ave per cent (5co) OF the amount Of ths
bFs The successful bidder viii be required
"a furnish sureties IN the sum OF one-haif
re contract price. The right is reserra5
- reject any or all bids and 10 waive tech
1ir9lities or informalities ELLIOTT
WOODS, Superintendent q. S. Capitol Build
ing and Grounds feIS. z5mhs 10
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LEGAL NOTICES.
BIRNEY & WOODWARD.
Attorneys for Complainant.

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. Holding an Equity
Court. William Il. Spelsh0use. complainant
vs.. The unknown heirs ana devisees Of Henry
Bradford. et a.. No 1855 Equity. Ths
object Of this suit is TO establish the title
Of the complainant against the defendants
BY adverse possession Lot Three 80 IN
Square ESQ IN the City OF washington D. c
on rlotion OF the complainant Il IS this 10Th
Gay af February. 1905. ordered that the de-
PENDANTS J. p Hilton and William NJ Harp
er cause their appearance 10 be entered on
or before the fortieth day exclusive Of sun
days and legal holidays. occurring after the
date % the first publication Of this order.
and that the defendants. the unknown heirs
and devisees OF Henry Bradford. deceased
cause their appearance TO be entered herein
on or before the hrst rule day occurring ave
weeks after the first publication OF the order
good cause for fixing such time having been
shown to the satisfaction Of the court; other
wise the cause viii be proceeded with as in
case Of default Provided a copy OF this
order be published az least once d week in
I'VE successive weeks prior 70 said return
day IN the Washington Law Reporter and
The Washington Times. t6eaD BY the Court
HARRY II. CLABAUGH, Chief Justice a
true copy Test: J. r YOUNG. Clerk, BY
]. A. c. PALMER Assistant Clerk
fell IS z5mh3. 10
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Uncle Sam Builds
A Model Stretch
Of Western Road
Engineers Furnished by
Good Roads Bureau Lo-
Gated in Washington.

4 stretch OF model highway has been
completed in Rock county, Wis, which
IS the FIRST strip of road built in the
state under the supervision Of United
States engineers since Wisconsin be-
came a state.
It is also the first bit OF road to be
constructed in the State in a rural dis
trict with proper machinery according
Ia The specifications OF the Government
engineers
The stretch is three-qUarterS OF mile
long and Is half a mile east OF Clinton,
IL the township Of the same name.
Last spring the towns OF Clinton, Be
lott. Bradford. Milton, Fulton, Ply
mouth, and Centre all appropriated
sums ranging from 500 70 $1,000 for the
construction of good roads. According
10 the State law the county board had
to appropriate from county funds a
sum for each town equal to its appro-
priation.
Outgrowth Of Address.
Samuel c. Lancaster, Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture Coed Roads Bureau
AZ Washington, delivered an address On
improved highways before the Wiscon-
sin state Legislature. and Secretary
HotchlIiss, OF the state good roads or
ganiZation, prevailed upon Mr.. Ian
caster TO visit Rock county. which was
tho only county in the State that had
made appropriations for good roads.
His visit resulted in the good roads
bureau at Washington being prevailed
upon TO send engineers and a COM
plete OUTFIT for bodybuilding machinery
10 make three-quarters OF a mile OF
model highway. The cost OF the stretch
exceeded the $1,000 which had been ap-
propriated, but this was due to high
prices Of material and the long dis
tances the material had to be hauled.
Maeadam Center.
The road is built with a twelve-foOt
crown, or macadam center The rock
bed is crushed from a thickness OF
fourteen 10 eight inches. A layer OF
coarse rock four inches thick was flrst
laid, then a layer Of thinner rock placed
in tie cracks and rolled down thorough
~, the latter layer being stones that
would pass through one-half inch space.
These were laid three inches deep. A
surface dressing OF screenings one inch
thick was then laid and the whole
gatered and rolled hard and firm. The
crown, or surface. OF the road has a
curvature OF three-quateTs Of an inch
TO the foot. giving good drainage
Drainage Solved.
The question Of drainage for the road
was carefully considered. Side bitches
and culverts were placed where water
was liable 20 do damage by washing.
The Government outfit used consisted
Al or q
ing sieve which separates the rock after
being crushed. a steam roller a sprink-
Ter wagon, bins, scrapers and dumping
wagons.
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WAGE FIGHT ON PRETENDER
PLAN OF FRENCH FORCES

PARIS, March 3.-Now that he has
cut Mulai Hafid, pretender to the Nor
ocean throne. of from Fee by securing
control OF the Chaouia Platau, General
D'Amade, commander OF the French
forces in Morocco. sends word that he
IS about TO send q strong force against
the pretender 10 shatter his remaining
power.
The general is already fortifving
Kasbsh Der Rchid as a base and Ii IS
believed he is at last III a position to
put a speedy end to the Moroccan dis
orders, for which Mulai has been al
MOTT solely responsible during many
months.
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AMERICA LUCKY LAND,
SAYS SCHUHANN -HEINK

NEW YORK, March 3.-"America has
brought me luck and fortune since I
first set foot here" said Nine. Schu-
rnann-Heink, the famous opera singer.
while she was making application for
citizenship papers.
She will receive her naturalization pa
pers June 3. In answer to questions. the
singer said she was born in LAeben.
Austria, June Is, 1861, and came here
from Hamburg in 1888. She has seven
children and one steDchild.
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DIAMOND CHIPS

Joe Kelley does not seem to be worried
in the least over the holding out Of
Jack Thoney. Joe and Jack were the
big moguls on the Toronto team last
year, and il was their combined ef-
forts more than anything else that won
the psnnant for the Canadian city.
Peter ]. NOonan, the former Holy
Cross catcher, has received his release
from the St Louis Nationals. NOOnan
had played with the St Louis club last
season. and he was about TO leave for
the raining quarters at Houston to-
day, when he received his release. lie
has been ordered TO St. Paul. OF the
American Association.
Cincinnati made a proposition to Chi
eagO TO secure Howard the substitute
FIRST baseman and outhelder of the
worlds champions, and Zimmerman a
promising tnfelder, who was signed by
the Cubs last year. Chicago wanted
Kane and Pearce in exchange and with
them a sum OF money. Garry Herr
mann considered that ChicagO's demand
was too great and turned the trade
down.
It never saw so much clamor on the
part Of the minor leagues" said Som
ers, of the Cleveland club when he re-
turned home from the league meeting
ut seemed as II all the class A man
ayers in the country were looking for
players" Maybe that is because the
majors take so many players from the
minors.
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OUTLAW TEAM GETS BUSY.

PHILADELPHIA, March 2.-AIanager
al W. Lawson was granted a permit
yesterday by the bureau of building in
spection for the grandstand on the
Union Leagues grounds at SiXty-sec-
oud and Walnut streets. The stand viii
cover an area Of 80 by 172 feet, and will
have a seating capacity OF about 1000.
The est will be about 5000
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TOBACCO COMPANY WINS.

TRENTON, y. J.. March 8.-The
court of errors has sustained the judg-
ment OF the court of chancery IN re-
fusing 10 set aside the merger OF the
American Tobacco Company and the
Commercial Company. The proceedings
were instituted by Richard T. Dana Of
New York
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MRS. FRANK ]. CANNON DEAD.

According to a telegram received in
this city last night, Mrs. Frank J. Can
non. the wife OF former Senator Cannon
OF Utah. is dead Mrs Cannon was
wen known in local society circles.
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KoN-MEDIcAL HEALING.

The JUnod System Of Enforced Circulation.
more generally known as the Vacuum Treal-
ment, Was introduced by the distinguished
French physician AMI surgeon Dr. v. 4.
Junod. HIS method Of forcing the circulation
was approved Of by the government and
adopted into their hospitals and Is known
today as the only hope and cure for thai
dread disease, Iocomotor-ataEia and kindred
maladies where the circulation Is not normal.
II can be made 20. Consultation and treat
ment al your home if desired. Consul tatioa
al Office free, and you are invited 70 cali.
PROF H X. D. PARKER.
1924 New York Ave.
Hours. 10 20 8. Sundays, 10 20 /. LADY as
sistant.
Read Non Medical Healing, back cover 1903
City Directory. fest
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Personal.


PERSON taking gray muE from geatleman's
evening VIII return same to sl3 II nv. there
VIII be no questions asked. 70
MADAM THEO, palmist. card reader, and
medium. German spoken rs II 81. NV.
mh3.s.6,S
WEAK MEN-Let me send sou al my own
expense a remarkable remedy which Will per
manentiy brace you up and give you new
life. send 10 money. address Or. r. j.
scHlRAAS, Dept. 2, 41l ". Saratoga ST.,
Baltimore. Nd. mha-gt
PRIVATE DETECTINE z sERVICE-P-om
reliable. and absolutely confidential expert
specialists In delicate and intricate matters.
q years practical experience. Late In T.. s.
Government service. Ny credentials from
leading business men and high Government
officials viii convince you that j am above
the average private detective in character
and ability 10 produce results. Only high
grade, legitimate work solicited. Private
consultation rooms. Phone main 2525. NOR
RADIO BUILDING. I4Ih ana v. IAf-er
p. M. can be consulted an my residence.
Soo2 nth 81. nv Residence phone north 1881
mhz-St
WANTED-To correspond win Protestant
working girl between Is ana g. object mat
rim0ny- DICK RUSH care OF Times
mhl-st
CONSULT ZENITA. who coatrols events:
never fails l22S 7th ST. mhI-7t
NINE. CATHERINE. paimist ga New YORK
ave. 10 a. M 70 p. ul.i = ana 50 cents.
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HELp WANTEp-FEMALE.

NOTWITHSTANDING white woman 20 take
fun charge OF house for family OF three
one who needs home ana viii be perflh-
nent. Address BOX 275. Times Office;
NORTHUMBERLAND woman - general house
work. good pay; stay nights. 1896 columbia
rad.
WOMAN settled woman TO cook and as
sist in housework; wages, SIG; bring refer
ence. 1912 = 81, nv. II
WoMEN-TNgo good oolorea women for sen
sral Homework. to stay nights OF report al
Ia morning. 500 f st NV
WoAIAN-Colored woman general housework
err no washing or ironing. ~ " 81. ~
WOMAN-Colored. for general housswork; 90
home nights IS . st. ne mhZ-3
HELP WANTED--MALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; White. Apply at
once. SD Florida NV mh3-St
BOY-l4 to Is years. with bicycle. 1904
81. It
BOY-l6 TO IS years old to make himself
useful in dining room 20 10th 81.
BOOKKEEPER wanted. Prefer young bust
ness college graduate Good future. ss0-sso
20 start. State experience fully. HAPGOODs.
lZ12 Commonwealth Building, Philadelphia
COOK-white short order cook: references.
225G nth st. NV. II
ELEVATOR BOY - AT .he WYOMING
APARTMENT HOUSE. Connecticut ave. and
Columbia road. ~
FARMER-Practical all-round single farmer;
work year round; at once. Address BOX
27S, Times oniee. mh3-st
I MADE $50. 900 in I'VE years in the mail
order business; began with s.. anyone can
a the work: send Tor free booklet; tells
how 70 get started. MANAGER, BOX $40
LoclIport. n. Y ocZs-tf
NAN for special newspaper and advertising
work Address BOX rs Times once.
mh2-st
MEN to sell household goods on installments:
good pay: no experience needed. al sth NV.
mh2-3t
TIN ROOFER-A good tin roofer. Apply
zfter p M l52i IAN st. NV. mh5-t
MATCHMAKING man OF good habits;
must not be past middle age. Apply al Of
ace EBBTTr HOUSE, u
VFANTED-Asn TO learn barber trade; new
system: S weeks completes. wages while
learning 80 90 SIS weekly guaranteed when
through special Inducements now; write for
catalogue. MOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE
90 Bowery. New York city. NH 81
W ANTED-Afen to get best haircut Ia the
city, l5c; shave including neck shave. Zoe:
razJrs honed. l5c; two. &c: white BARRIERS.
open TN p. IN. el7 St NV. fe2s-Sot
YOUNG. coIcred man 10 work around barber
shop. 45I Florida ave NV. II
YOUNG WHITE man. IS 10 % years old. 70
help butcher in markets; one living wsEt OF
10Th ST preferred good pay 10 right parry.
Address with references. BOX z0s. Times o.
nee. fe2s-i
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PROPOSALS.

WANTED-A pair of
less coach horses, OF
fun description 10 the
plies. Department Of
mhS.5,1
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young, sound, and fear
good solid color. send
E Chief. Division OF sup
Commerce and Labor.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents, Wanted Help, Want
ed Statesmen. Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board, Boarding, For
Rent Rooms, Rooms ana BoaFd-IO
cents line; 2 times consecutively, 9
cents a line 8 times ConseCutiVely, s
cents a line. Minimum charge 40 cents,
Business Opportunities, For Sale
Miscellaneous. Horses and Vehicles.
Lost and Found, Wanted Miscellan-
eOus. Dogs. Pets. etc.-15 cents a line:
times consecutively. 1914 cents a
line; 3 times ConseCutiVely. 10 cents
line. Minimum charge IS cents.
All other classificst ions-15 cents a
line; , times consecutively, 1914 cents
a lires times const cutiVely. 10 cents
lire, Minimum charge 60 cents.
Advertisements will be accepted
at any OF the following branch or
fees at regular office rates. If it is
ineOnyenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be tele-
phOned direct TO The Times Main
$500, and a messenger will call to
collect without additional charge 10
the advertiser.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SPOT CASH PAID for fn1uiture. carpets
bric-a-brac and all kinds a. household goods
BAURS FURNITURE SHOP. Iath and U
SITS. NV. Phone North 1873. fels-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BOOMING HOUSE. 10 rooms. completely
furnished. for sale at great sacrifice within
one block War Department, best location in
city, quick action necessary. Owner leav-
ing city. BOX % Times office. mh2-St
FOR sALE-Crocery ana meat store. in good
location owner leaving town 1850 ist ST. ne
mhs-5t
LUNCH. ROOM. paying $ per day: cheap
rent 5i2 = st. NV. mh3-st
FOR sALE-Grocery and provision store In
southeast 8OX %. Times ONCE. II
FOR sALE-Lunch room paying IS per day.
cheap rent 5i2 + St. nv. mhS-St
sALOON-First ward finest business place
In the city DuGANs 6l7 Louisiana ave.
Hnhz-oL
business; $500. DUGAN, CIT Louisiana ave
mh2-3t
POOL ROOM and cigar store. finely located;
sacrlilce DUGAN. III Louisiana ave.
mh2-3t
SALOON; near market: last years business
S4oV0; retiring. DUGAN, 6lE Louisiana ave.
mh2-St
CIGAR. periodical and pool room: doing nne
business. DUGAN. 6i7 Louisiana ave.
LUNCH ROOM: center city: nice business.
DGGAN. Gll Louisiana ave mh2-3t
SALOON 6ue business st. II sold tomorrow,
March 3 Sa,4J0 DUGAN, 6l7 Louisiana ave.
mh2-3t
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. GIL +.
LUNCH ROOM; transfer corner. daily re-
ceipts 49, rent $32. rooms only $500.
CORNER GROCERY; rent So. flats. daily
sales 500; less than invoice al I.o00.
DAIRY LUNCH: business ST. ; daily receipts
80; rent SIS. lease. price s.. 900.
HAIR DRESSING, Ere. business; proni-
nent locations money maker; yours FOR 1000.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, Gil +.
mhl-st
BEST GROCERY, meat and provision bust
ness Ia city long lease cheap rent cash
trade; other business. BOX 20 Times Of
fios. mh2-3r
FOR SALE-Half interest IN auto hiring
business cheap other business reason for
selling BOX z59. Times Office. mhl-3t
WANTED 70 borrow $500 FOR six months on
an income BOX 2G2. Times Office mhl-2t
FOR sALE-Up- to-date dining room: neatly
furnished best location IA town; doing good
business receipts SIS TO $50 daily good op-
portunlty. other business reason for selling
Can at 1913 L 81. NV, bet. and p. m.
fe27-7t
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PIANO TUNING.

PIANO TUNING. $50: 70 years experience.
JAMES 4. DCRITY, $50 I2th 81. Sc. mki-St
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CLAIRvoYANTS.

CLAIRV0YAETS.
MRS WILLARD BISHOP
YOU MAY WISH TO KNOW
II your sweetheart wife o. husband g true
or false
How can have g 81 luck2
How can / succeed in business?
How can I make my home happy?
How can I conquer my euemiezg
How can ] marry the one j ioys2
How can 7 conquer my rlval2
How soon WilI my lover propose?
How can 7 get a letter.
How can ] get d good pasition2
How can I remove bad induences9
How can I settle nay cuaEgelsg
How can ! hold my husbands Iove2
Mrs Bishop o. her readings has heIuea
many others. WHY NOT TOUZ
72l-SINTH STREET X WIZ
Don't Mistake Name and Number)
ulhl-ff
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R1RsEs AND VEHICLES.

FOR SELE-Two mules cheap. one work
horse; one mare with fOal. Apply rear f5s
Pennsylvania ave, between 1 and p m.
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DANCING.
FLOOR OIL.

OIL YOUR FLOORS-It saves you a hard
days scrubbiug. Hunter Sanitary Dust
Killing Floor OIL gives the floor a smooth
clean fnish and keeps al insects away: only
s0c a gallon delivered Drop postal 10 1I3
Pa. ave. NV or phone Main Sass. mh2-tf
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GROCERY; southeast: living rooms; good /
business $500 DUGAN, cit Louisiana ave. i
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE-New rubber-tlre runabout: Stly-
er pattern: shafts and pole. Can after
O. clock. 1865 Harvard ST. mhESt
FOR SALE-l5G7 shoPwOTn T'0pe-Toledoi fgIl
equipment; gas lamps, etc list price s., 800.
our price. s.. 800. POPE AUTOMOBILE CO.
Of Washington, SIS 14Jh ST. NV mh2-5t
AUTOMOBILES painted FOR SO up; car
Tiages. s. up. IN rear Z15 B 50. ne. mhI-sI
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL. EXCHANGE ! acre lot In District IN
part payn ent for a suburban home with
small grounds and near cars Address ROX
go. Times Office. mhJ 81
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PALMISTRY.
SPIRITUALISM.

IF TOU WISH ADVICE and information on
any subject call TO see Mr. Million and get
palm reading OF psychic reading, M. Million
also teaches hypnotism. mental lyprotic sug-
gestlon and palmistFY, si2 Eye %, nv.
rnh1-Tf
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FOR SALE-Gr0cery ana meat store. in good 1
location: owner leaving town 1870 1st ST ne 4
mh3-3t
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POOL ROOM and cigar store; finely located,
sacrifice DUGAN. G7 Louisiana ave.
fuh2-1f