davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gilpin observer., 1908-01-02

The diagram shows what shafts of
these two companies will be cut by the
latter and at about the depth connec-
tions are to be made. Some idea can
also be had Of the enormous amount OF
ground running of this lateral opens up
and what the lateral means in its
transportation advantages, ventilation,
drainage, etc.
AS has been stated above the Jeffer-
son-Calhoun company and the Calhoun
Tunnel & Mining Company are two dis
tinct corporations. However, both COM
panies are looked after by the same
manager, H. C. Eastman. Considering
the extent of these two companies, it
can readily be understood that Mr..
Eastman has about all the work he can
conveniently handle. but he appears
equal to the task and has accomplished
a great deal since assuming manage
ment of both companies.
Gilpin observer., 1908-01-02

foot point in the main working shaft, a
three-compartment shaft will be sunk
from this depth to connect with the lat
eral. Electric pumps, hoists and venti-
lating fans will be installed as rapidly
as possible and work will be pushed
with vigor, the object of the company
in equipping the property with the
most modern electrical machinery be.
ing to reduce the cost Of mining to the
least possible figure.
The accompanying cut, showing the
properties of the Calhoun Tunnel 4
Mining Company and the Jefferson
Calhoun Mining Company gives a
pretty complete idea of the work
these companies have already accom-
plished in the sinking of shafts and the
driving of levels and also shows much
of the work mapped out for the future.
Gilpin observer., 1908-01-02
The Nemdha Group.

Since acquiring the Nemaha group by
purchase from E. S. Moulton last Au-
gust, Pennsylvania people besides sink
ing the shaft have opened up several of
the levels and are working on good ore.
Most of the work under way is on the
main claim of the group-the Nemaha-
which is down little more than 500
feet. In the 100, 300 and 35O-foot levels
of this mine smelling streaks from six
to eight inches in width are being drift
ed on. The group is comprised of three
claims, the Nemaha, Nemaha Exten-
sion and the Cotton.
A good-sized force of company men is
at work besides sets of lessees and op-
erations are being conducted under the
management of Alfred Anderson. To
enable them to accomplish more rapid
development the company will shortly
install large air compressor. During
this year the Nemaha without question
will be heard from. A couple of years
ago while Mr.. Moulton was working the
group a streak was encountered in the
400-foot level that carried ore which
gave assay values of ST., 900 to the ton.
In the 300-foot level east of the deep
shaft, about year ago, ore was taken
from small streak which assayed So a
pound. All the ore found in these prop
critics is of high grade, averaging
from $50 to $500 to the ton.
Gilpin observer., 1908-01-02
New MIL on Gettysburg.

Among the most active operators in
the Gilpin section are number of east
ern people who have formed a company
known as the Square Deal Mining &
Milling company, with Offices in Dem
yer. The company is operating the
Gettysburg group, comprising some of
the richest mining claims in the north
ern part of the county. In the Gettys-
burg some good ore bodies have been
opened up and the extraction of this ore
will be commenced on a large scale
within short time. Comparatively
little ore has been mined as the COM
pany has been erecting mill and con-
sequently have been awaiting the COM
pletion of this. The mill will be ready
for operation shortly and ore will be
produced to the capacity Of the plant.
The treatment to be used is what is
known as the dry process, no water
whatever being used. The ore is ground
and then pulverized. 1t then passes
through roaster of intense heat which
relieves it of all moisture. 1t is then
run through blowers and the silica in
the ore is forced through various sizes
of screens, leaving the gold, silver and
copper values. AS no water is used
there are no shines to carry away the
slightest values. Before the Square
Deal people decided to adopt this treat
ment, some of the ore from the Gettys-
burg was sent to New York and test
run was made. The trial proved most
satisfactory.
The operation of the mill is anxiously
awaited by men interested in mining in
the county, for if the system proves to
be the success that the inventor claims
it is in treating the ore of this section,
something long needed in this line will
be supplied. The mill will be the only
one of its kind in the western country
and at the trial run, which in all prob
ability will be made during the month
of January, the inventor of the system
will be present as well as number of
the people who are Interested in. the
Square Deal company. The mill will
represent an outlay of about 500, 600.
Gilpin observer., 1908-01-02
Hunter Extension.

This property is located in the Central
City mining district and was recently
started up by Macaffee & Cox. The
property lies north of the Mammoth
mine and has shaft down about 65
feet. There is crevice in the bottom
which assays very good. The above
parties intend to carry on extensive op-
erations when fairly started. Sinking
will be carried on and with depth of
300 feet they will strike the east drift
of the o. X. mine, it is their belief.
Gilpin observer., 1908-01-02

of smelling ore made last month yield
ed values of over $12O to the ton. The
milling ore from recent strike also
went away up, carrying values of
eleven ounces of gold to the cord on
the plates. The concentrates from this
also went high.
The Jefferson-C Calhoun properties are
located on one of the most important
veins in the district and are making
an exceptionally good showing consid-
ering the limited development work
that has been done. During the COM
ing year, with the mines in much bet
ter shape for production, the output of
the Jefferson-Ca Calhoun properties should
take the lead among the heavy produc-
ers of the county.
Gilpin observer., 1908-01-02

ISIS in New York" is play of real
merit. The many amusing scenes Of
fered a hearty succession of laughs
from first to last. Sis, the Indiana
Hoosier girl, is seen at her best, her
comedy being natural and spontaneous
with bright touch of sentiment that
enhances the charm of her clever work.
The company is made up of clever peo-
pie and their individual efforts make a
most happy combination. ISIS in New
York" comes to the opera house SUM-
day evening, Jan. s, and will no doubt
do tig business.
Gilpin observer., 1908-01-02
4 Luxurious Pleasure Trip.

Through the Egypt of America-M Mex
ico-by private train leaving Denver on
January 2Sth. Make berth, section or
drawing groom reservation now.
T. E. Fisher,
G. P. A., Denver.
Gilpin observer., 1908-01-02
Piano Bargain.

A good, square grand piano, fine con-
dition, $500. Easy payments. Apply
to j. B. Merritt at the Music Store.
Gilpin observer., 1908-01-02
The Date -Jannarq 18th.

Colorado & Southern's private train
tour of Mexico, through the Egypt of
the New World, leaves Denver. Make
an early reservation.
T. E. Fisher,
G. p. A., Denver.
Gilpin observer., 1908-01-02
4 Snap.

Beatty organ worth $1,000, for SIG. 90.
Time payments If desired.
j. b. MERRITT.
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TAILORING

NEW FALL FABRICS for ladies and gents
at special summer prices: cleaning. dyeinR
and repairing OF outer garments; work guar
anteed. II. GUMESICk s. Co, 2le6 Isth 81
NV. Phone n 90Ss-M. jy23-th, So, tu-s0s
LATEST STYLE; ladies' and gents suits 70
order; dyeing ana repairing OF ladies' ana
gentlemens outer garments; satisfaction
guaranteed. LOUIS GOLDMAN 5C7 18th NV
Phone N. sSz NJ 1efI-tn Su tu-s0t
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBER0' lIh ana h ats NV
6. KAHN. SONS a Co, Sth ana lsarkst space
GREENS CAPITAL A y Z Il ) 1 y y
AGENCY, ll46 ~ b 81. NV.
W. y. AcN ULI1s Cigar store l4tn and 2 ~,
,. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 9TH st. hhoda
Island ave, and Il 81. NV.
II. 7. BUTTS PHARMACY. 18th st. and
Massachusetts ave. nW.
ChAS Q. HORNUN0, CHRISTIAN Pharmacy
sW. cor. 7tn ana II ats. nv.
EANFORDS PHARMACY, New York ave.
ana North Capitol street
R A. NEITCH, 10Th and II sts NV.
pDlGLEY' 3 PHARMACY, Zlst and @ SITS. NV.
5. N. WAGNER q CO., lst and sts. NV
L J.. TAYLOE, coz sth AID sts NJ.
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th and Pa.ave. NV.
PARK ROA D PHARMACY, 1lth q Park road
AATTINGLK'S PHARMACY. 1fth and l.
R. D. HOWARD. 18th and W.
y. V. FOTTlE. S32S BrightWOod ave.
AALTBY5 PHARMACY, 1907 Calvert 81
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HELP wANTED-mALE.

YOUNG NAN for once work: must be book
keeper and stenographer. Cali Monday 2i2l
= ST. NV IL
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HELP wANTED-Mals and FsmalA

6TENOGRAPHERS are always in demand.
We can prepare you for a poation in $50
hourN STENOGRAPHIC ACALEMY. Col
orado Building. open day and night. myis-tf
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FOR 6ALE-Phonograph with s. records;
looks Ike new a good chance 10 save
money; price, $50. See HOPWOOD. sth and
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EMPORIUM OF copper sheet iron works: 7
L. GRAND. COppersmith. 1905 Il 81. nv: sisS
French ranges. refining copper utsnsils eof-
fee urns stem tables and az kinds OF oook-
ing utensils. Phone n l9S.
Jelf-sh ssJ t,l-sot
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WHEN YOU'RE HUNGRY visit the WASH
INGTON DAIRY LUNCH. We satisfy The
most discriminating palate. Come once you'll
and F. je2f-su. II. tfi-S0r
BOYS! While wifey's away Gene and dine
with US; regular dinner 25c;- also a Ia carte;
frst-class meals. clean and quick service.
tickets. SCHAFER'S CAFE. 62s z NV
JEST. Su W-50t
HONG KONG LOW.
Chinese Restaurant, OILS ath 81 NV.
10 a NJ. 10 2 g.. m
LADIES PARLORS- GENTS PARJnRs
my20- ~. Fl. Su-s0t
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ADVERTISING NOVELTIES.
TAFT or BRYAN


Who is sour favOrite7 Have YOU seen the
Taft or Bryan half-tone picture ours are
best. CENTURY SUPPLY CO, SIS e. NV
Phone ~ 1878. iy21-tu, Ii, Eu-sot
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FOR sALE-Furnitu-e. the entire contents
OF b-room nat; bay now. you save money.
See HOLLYWOOD, sth and K au2-zt
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FOR SALE-PiEno. upright: very handsome
used weeks only a good chance 20 save
money price, Sl60. See HOPWOOD. sth and
K $40 al
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SITUATION wANTED-FEmALE.

BY GOOD family laundress washing 70 take
home; moderate prices promptly delivered,
Els NV II
GERMAN GIRL wants place for general
homework Call al SIS sd 81 NV. 1y3I-st
HIRST-CLASS laundress, work At home or
work in nat. best reference. ia D 81. Ew.
aul-2I
WANTED by a young widow with boy
years. light hOusswOrk OF nurse. Apply
BOX PIG, Times ONCE. 1ySl-8t
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NQRTHEAaT

CAAS- Il. BLUMER. y. Cap. and X ats. ne.
AcCHESNEY q JOACHIM, cor. e nd p Sts.
khAUS' PHARMACY, 6Lh ana X sts.
GcCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth and y sta. ne.
BENZ. 7. L4ANHAA, llth and e. esp. 81
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COUNTRY BOARD.

'IDLEWLDE on THE BAY one mile OF
beach. on the Chesapeake: dense shade. salt
water ~ bathing rustic effect; Address
IDLEWILDE. Box IS. Shady Side. Nd
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
AND OTHER

E&&l09AE ILL NJ
Wanted Agents. Wanted Help. Want
60 Statesmen. Wanted Situations. Want
ed Rooms or Board, Boarding. For
Kent Rooms, Rooms and Roard-One
cent a wOrd-Minimum SPACE 10 words.
Business Opportunities, For Sale Mis-
ceilaneous. Horses and Vehicles, Lost
and Found, Wanted Miscellaneous,
Dogs, Pets. etc.--16 cents a unei 2
times consecuIiVely. ~ cents llnei
: times consecuLVely, 10 cents a Inc.
Minimum charge As cents
Ala other classtfiCattOn8-4o cents
line, times cOnsecutively, IL u cents
4 line; times cOnseCuuvely, 10 cents
= lire. zua1mum charge 60 cents.
Advertisements VIII be accepted
at any Of the following branch
Onices at regular efiice rates. II 1t
is incOnTenient to leave advertise.
ments ut either branch once or
The Times Business Office, they
may be telephORed direct to The
Times (Aain $3.50, and a messen.
ger will call to collect without ad-
ditiOnal charge to the advertiser.
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EOuTHHAsr.

A. Z. POWELL, 9Th ana East Capitol sts
ROACH DRUG CO.. sth and o SITS 50,
A y. BURROWS. Nth and Pa ave-
y p WELLER, cor. gth and
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, Ladies do the cooking and serve; an up-to-
date place 90 eat. our motto: Cleanliness Is
g0dliness- jy18-tu. IN. su-S0t
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CLAIRYOYANTS

GET A READING from Nj Million II YOU
want information on any matter. He will
tell you what you wish 10 know. Readings.
800. Hypnotism taught. 81 Eye % 81. NV.
Tel. Main g. WALTZ
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/ MY CLEARANCE summer prices a. and be
low cost; lawns, hngeries, laccs. handsome
/ embroidered center piece given with each 81
purchase r. K. HANLON'S, COS New York
ave. myZ7-Vg. T. Su-e0t
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SPECIAL offer. SIS. latest improved drop
head Singer sewing machine sic; &25 hand
Singer. $40 Sterling new. So tailor's Singer
81. J. r. TERRELL. 40 La ave. Phone
M s39s iy5-su, tn -s0t
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V. HUGO EISENBEI5S. 7th and strOsts
AepONAI-D J. w, "a and L so.
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REPAIRING.

FORGINGS. electric work. mod making.
elevator repairs; gold, silver and brass cast
ines: gasolene or steam engine lenairfnR OF
me automobiles. S. .. sLOCUM WACHINE
CO. 3Gs 18th 81. JyI2-su. tn. th-90t
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

DON'T BUY NEW ONES-BrnR the Old
umbrellas 70 U.s. make them as good as
new. silk umbrella for 81. ali pure silk.
n. n. PHILPITT. Sol E 81 nv.
jyzA-fr. So, tn got
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AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED-Biggest ticket offer
ever made samples free. c. G. DONALD
SON go F ST. NV. suA-2t
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SUMNER RATES. Ladies wanting suits,
skirts altered. rsnodeled, summer dresses
made; come 10 me or cali. Phone ~. 5SS3.
Prices 70 suit customer. RAMISCH TAIL
OR, 1898 r JelS-th. su-30t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I PAY the highest cash prices for ladies'
drop card VIII call q. LIVINGSTON. 1919
90 81, nv, or phone North 1904 jy2eot
HIGHEST cash prices paid Tor worn gar
mentss either ladies' or gents. send lostal
NIL call &. IARSHES. 1905 tn 81. nv.
ELon5 -NoLtn 80. ja1-u
vANTED-C0ncrets mixer win or withoGt
tower. must be all in good order and price
reasonable Address f. A. THOMPSON
III \. Alfred St, Alexandra, Va aust
yyANTED-High booI.keeper.s assIl- 5arc
oak viii pay $40, BOX 2I7, or phone NJ
4u-L Il
I AN THE ONLY Nan that Davs T5s bIg5-
est cash prices Tor laties' and gents cash
on clothing. drop postal i viii call. r.
GOLDsIEIN. Gos d ST NV. myI-su. u. n GOT
TOP PRICES paid for empty barrels ana
C. h BEAVERS. 1zz4-l2ss 7th Ew.
Phone IA. 49, je23-tu. IN. su-D0t
BEST PRICES rs TOWN PAD FOR
SECONDHAND CLOTHES
PHONE ~ 546
THE RUMMAGE SALE, L05 IA 81. S. W.
WASTED-FurnituTe-F casn; sell your
money, see HOLLYWOOD. Sth ana X Jez-tf
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR CAST
on clothes, ladies' or sentlemeRs .. address
postal. VIII cal promptly,
l245 1th st. NV. aps0-ssgt
SPOT CASH paid for household furniture.
carpets. stoves books, tools. and All kinds
OF secondhand merchandise. 2O4I 7th 81 NV
Phone y. $3.50. iyIs-sOr
DON'T LET the moths ear your clothes!
Highest cash prices paid for CASTOR clothes.
shoes. hats etc. Drop postal. Phone Lin
coin Ia
JACOB GRITZ. SIS sth It. -.
Jez1-su, N, Vl-20t
WANTED-Am very much in need OF furni-
Juro. send me your order and set The best
prices in town. LOUIS NOTES. corner 9Th
and nv. Phone Main Szl6. my2s-tf
NON-AIEDICAL HEALING.
The Junod MsthOd-CThe vaeuumJ-of HYPE-
REMIA-RESIORINGT THE CIRCULAT TON
Il he DRUGLESS and the BLOODLEss
CURE for that LAME BACK RHEJTMA-
TIsAI, ATAXIA, BRIGHTS DISEASE. a1d
those AILMENTS that interfere with tbs
free use OF the limbs. and make WALKING
IMPOSSIBLE. FOR FULL PARTICULARS
ana FREE CONSULTATION Ess
PROF. II. y. d. PARKER
1928 New York ave. y. ".
Hours 10 20 8. sundays, 10 70 1
Lady Assistant
Read Non-AiedIcal Healing next saturday
and Sunday Times ny25-tf
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GEORGETOWN.
Z. ?. WELLER. Pharmacy. S53a u st nv,
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SITUATIONS wANrED-mALK.

YOU SHAVE YOURSELF; your razor Is
dun call or drop me postal, / wiu call; 1
sharpen your razor. / learn you how 10
sharpen your own razor and / sell you the
hone for 80 cents only for few days. THE
I-ANCELLOTTE, 323 Pa ave nv. Room J.
aul-st
BY YOUNG MAN position as receiving or
shipping clerk: references c. BALDUS. 1886
Quincy ST. me- aul-5t
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SHUT YOUR MOUTH-Good men and women
wanted 70 sell the ''Aspiror'' TO families,
friends and the trade; do not sleep with your
mouth open and snoTe; the "Asplror'' stops
Doth, prevents disease a new proposition;
money Ia the agency. Apply Al once, The
A. T.. MFG. CO. Hannibal, NO II
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MRS. NORRIS. 507 18th IT. nv.
Ladies' and gents dining r0omsi excellent
meals, any kind dessert only loo. Cool and
cleani ladies run same everything strictly
fresh au2-Su. fr-sOt
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HAIR GOODS.

DURING this warm weather We invite you
TO ses our new ShampoOinR Rooms Fitted
with AL modern comforts.
Hair Goods Of All Descriptions
Marcel Wavering and Hair C0lOring.
By Experts.
LUTHER & ELWITZ, sos 18th nv
lg7-th, Su, tu-s0T
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ANACOSTA-
BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe ant
3s1srsoa sts.
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FOR sALE-mIscELLANEoUa

FOR SALE-Ice boxes. suitable for lunch
rooms. dining rooms. hotels or boarding
house,. See HOLLYWOOD, sth and K
IT
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BRoOKLAND. D. c.
LINTON & NELSON.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
II YOU HAVE RATS
Call up BARCLAY, the Ferret Man
II you want pets 90 10 his store
2l3 10th 81. NV. jyg-eod-tf
PEDIGREED scrsw-tailed brindls Boston
terrier pups, French pOodles, parrots. cana
ries, guinea pigs. pets boarded; rates reason.
able.
LEES BIRD STORE. G3 18th N ".
jy22-tt
YOUNG CANARIES. parrots, minos, mag
pies. CrOWs. homing pigeons, Maltese kit
tens. dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs; best soap
and powder for killing heas. Freesia bulbs
etc. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE, III 18th 81
syl5-tf
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ALEXANDRIA, "a.
h L CARNE & CO.. 70s King 81
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CONFECTIONERY and notions. conner. =
room house. Inventory. THORNTON. z0f 81
e. NV. ana
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DENTISTRY.

ALVEOLAR TEET H-PaInleEs. lasting. Won
derfully Ikelife, bridgework OF plating IN
necessary painless hlling. DR.. J. l. Will
son. lsoe + jy2l-t
ONCE HouIE $50 d. a. 10 $50 P. Il.
DR.. OTIS ". ELZEY. DENTIST.
zoos + ST nv. (szne floor a. Miss Shacklette}
DR.. W. ]. EIsZEY, DENTIST,
n Z. Cor. Erh and T. Capitol SITS NJ
Specialists Ia Painless Extracting, Gold
Crown and Bridge WOrk. FILMS. and Plates
that Mt Satisfaction guarant ed or money
refunded. 2adeTats prices. Prone Il 40.
my5-tf
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CIGAR STORE; inventory another ~
s ~. ~ extremely good paying. THORNTON.
~ 9tA ~. nv aul-2f
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NOTIONS, toys confectionery: 1s-Yoona
house. rent <25.7s. THORNTON. 704 SIN nv.
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woRKINGMANS WANTS.

WORKINGMEN. did you ever have friend.
come TO US and we viii sell you a suit OF
cICches for 50 that viii save you a s. note.
goods all wool; tailor made Slightly worm
big stock on hand. JCSTHS OLD STAND
619 d. iy27-Tt
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WANTED-Agents big wonder summer
leader agents make s. an hour; new. needed
in every family easy 70 demonstrate; sam
pies free. PEASE MFG. CO., Dept 3. Buff
falo. n. Y JyI2. 70. 25au2
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CHEVY CHASE. Nd.
z 4. sCNNEMAN.
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MODELS Of attractive face and ngurs viii
be paid for their services, work not dim.
cult Apply az 1s4 = ST NV. care q Belfs
Studio. my9-95T
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TO TIE LADrEs

MRS. NORRIS. 507 18th ct. nv.
Ladies' and gents dining r0omss excellent
meals. any kind dessert only loo. Cool and
clean ladies run same everything strictly
fresh au2-su. n sOt
SPECIAL OFFER. SIS, latest Improved drop
head Singer sewing machine. si6 30 hand
Singer, $40 Sterling, new, s.; tsilor's Singer,
81. J. r. TERRELL 40 La ave. Phone
81 SOS. jy5-su, th-s0t
sis Nv. THE MERRY WIDOW LUNCH.
Ladies' do the cooking and serve; an up-to-
date place 90 eat our motto; Cleanliness Is
godiiness- jyz8-tu. tn su-S0t
MY CLEARANCE summer prices at and be
low cost; lawns, lingeries. laces. handsome
embroidered center piece given with each 81
purchase. r.. Z. HANLON's, 906 New York
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FINEST Ice cream. candies. and chocolate
bOnbOns. fresh every day. Phone your or
ders; prompt delivery. Bakery and cOnfec-
tionsTy. GEO. FINK. 1871 7th 81. NV.
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IMPORTED hats at half-priee; most fash
discriminating taste. MISS GROVE. second
door 70 Pslais Royal. 7ls 18th nv. Phons N.
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SUMNER RATES. Ladies wanting suits,
skirts altered. romodeled, summer dresses
madei come 10 me or cali Phone y. $3.50.
Prices 70 suit customer. RAMiSCH. TAIL
OR, 1893 r NV. jelS-th.s u-30t
PHONE WEST 5s2 for a picnic basket. three
qts. fine wine; ct. whiskey, sI.25; delIv-
cred take It on the trip.
LEWIS MESSENGER. 1901 n NV.
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FURNITURE repaired anu upholstered.
screens made to order; all work guaranteed;
lowest rates In town. estimates furnished
free. 1915 sth st. nv. Phone North 1853.
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OUR POST CARD photographs are As good
as any portrait made come and be con
Vinceds satisfaction guaranteed Phone a.
5Zs7. Portrait Studio. 80 nv. sum
mer rates. FRANK !. CULLEN. Jese-y0t
OUR POST CARD photographs are a. good
as any portrait made; come and be con-
WINGED; satisfaction guaranteed. Phone N.
s2S3. PORTRAIT STUDIO. SO Z nv sum
mer rates. jes0-s0t
MODELS Of attractive face and ngure wiz
be paid for their services, work not din.
cult Apply az n4 . ST NV. care q Belfs
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HAIR GOODS
DURING this warm weather We invite you
TO see our new ShampoOing Rooms. Fitted
with AL modern comforts.
Hair Goods Of All Descriptions.
Marcel WaverIng and Hair C0lOring.
BY Experts.
LUTHER & ELWITZ, sos 18th NV.
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED
DON'T BUY NEW ONEs-Br1nR The Old
umbrellas 70 U.s. make them as good as
new. silk umbrella for 81: ali pure silk
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