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l9cated on Pa. ave- clearing s. 00e year
new YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. su p
5y25-sr
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR sAL-E-seoond-hand 2 wash stands. 2
marble top tables, chairs and 7 Oh painting
picture; az for $. 81 sth ST Sc Il
FOR sAI-E-Four awnings. larl.e gas lamp.
l show case s25 81 ne jy3o-St
2 pr sALE-DroDhead Singer sewing ma
line. $3.50. oak bedroom set $50; exten-
SION table. So. hau rack. 81 Is. No s Novelty
kllenen range l245 Il 81 Ne. 1y2- IN. 81. tl-s1t
FOR SALE 800 WEBSTER upright piano near
y new, 20 casn- 90 u 81 ne jy-s. 9oaul
NEW COOK STOVE also heating stove.
carpets BED and spring cheap z15 9Th s.
FOR sALE-speclaI bargain. uprfrht piano.
shshtly used. ElOCi alahCg1ny upright Ike
new, al3s on S. monthly payments- no In
crest oi'sn evenings. HELBIG BROS ITiz
FOR sAIE-six-year-oI Jersey CIV and
calf. me mixer and gentle; price. gs5 Ap-
ply go 81 iyzs-tf
GOOD upright piano for sale can 500 uth
- nF- 1yZ-ot
WIIL.ARD's auto matte card press. a IItTIe
beauty prints 100 cards rainuass e0ys..et
type etc Cali s-i Pennsylvania ave Az
FOR sALE-Cheap. fruit store vita gro
ceries. 81 "a s. sw- jy3-6t
FOR SALE-The greatest bargains ever OF
fered viii be found here during this mid
sumner sale OF hlgh-gr pianos All lead
lag makes are included hna5et 49, Shoa-
niger. 49, Hartman. 800 Decker. 800
KIm5au. $50. sohmer. $50. Iryiag. slzss
Bailey. 500; Richmond. so. and many others-
Easy payments II desired
o. J. DeMOLL & CO.. l2s1 G ST " W
1y1S-u
FOR sALE-T7T0 WsI-I0ea.sd lots IN Del
Ray. Va az bargain address J. II An
DERSDN. Hyar-sVille. 01d- ly15-st
READING STANDARD motorcycle. $40; 1871
model perfect c0adltiol- T. n EUDD. j..
- Ne@ torE ave 49,
FOR -Fidtesn-h1-sepovver gas engine;
used Only three months cheap % immediate
purchaser Apply W. W GRIFFITH. 1Z45
ISL 81 ne Jy-s-3L
SQUARE PIANOS o. various standard makes
viii be closed out regardless OF their real
worth or cost az
NET SO. CASH
Most OF these are full sized. modern. r0Ss-
wood instruments IN good condition. splendid
musical instruments Tor beginners. A rare
opportunity 20 get a plano n your home
which We VIII take back az TIE came amount
upright
Frederick MUSIC CO. 1sZs F St
jyl5-G
SEWING MACHINES. S up; gsaPAopAoass.
s. ups al the latest records repairing II al
It's branches; your credit Is good Il P
! GINE-s. - Pennsylyanla ave Sc myl-yot
! At COST-Refrlserators. window screens.
screen doors, gas ranges. water coolers, gut
terlng. sp0uting. ROOF repairing and painting
stove repairing a specially Phone II -sIL
/ COGSWEL-I1 5l5 "a 81 So. myz3-s.t
FOR sALE-50. COO brsck. lumber. windows
doors, etc, in two brick houses, now being
/ wrecked. al lbs 18th St Nv. Apply on prem
| Uses or at ctrce Of T EEW- CLARK
| 5Ullders supplies headquarre- for second
hand building material. 1905 New Jersey ave
I NV. Phone n ga Wreczsr OF buildings
5y27-u
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WANTED-AGENTS.

LIBERAL TERMS 20 AGENTS 10 solicit bust
ness for responsible up-to-date Casualty
Empire state Surety Co, Room 40 Colorado
Building. iysJ-tS
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NQRTHEAST

LADDON PHARMACY. IzO0 Florida ave- ne
CHAS H BLUMER, y. Cap and Il SITS. ne
McCHESNEY * JOACHIM. cor. e md z sts-
KRAUS' PHARMACY, 5th and x SITS
AcCHESNEY s. JOACHIM, Sth and + SITS No.
BENZ. T LANHAM, 18th ana E CAP 81
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SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE

WANTED by experienced. coI0Iad man. place
as JanitE- Of apartment h0us5. no children.
references .Z1L Il ST. ng. IL
BY A RESPECTABLE c7Io-ed man TIace 10
drive special delivery Of any kind. or place as
Waterman, can give best OF reference. Ad-
dress Congress court NV fygG-2t
MESSENG Position As messenger want
ed by wide-aVraks young cOlored man
thoroughly acquainted with ali sections OF
city and business houses. best business. bank
and club reference Il y. p, 22I4 " ST.
VISIT
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DURING the next thirty days all s. hats.
50 90: Al s. hats. s. g. Trimming az bar
prices Nay AIantOn Patterns SUMMERS
4 SUMMERS. as Pa. ave. SC. Phone L. sls-
teZI-su u. Jh-3ot
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CLAIRYOYANTS

AAz- CATHERINE. PIANIST and card Rad
er. tells everything you wish 20 know about
business and love Affairs 81 New YORK ave
ON Lroa % o ! tels-tf
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SECONDHAND BOOKSHELF PAY GOOD
PRICE: SEND POSTAL AND STATE PAR
TICULARS. Il ROSENBERG, STH AND
+ SITS NV myth. sd. m-90t
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THE WYNDHA8I ~ IIth nw--Lessons. SOC:
lessons. - 90, class Z 20 every Tues. Tlurs-.
Sal Guarantee ~ teach you Prof. Wynch4ra.
Euul-EE
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9l3 p NV. TIE MERRY WIDOW LUNCH
Ladies DO the cooking and serve an up-to-
date place 10 eat: oCr motto Cleanliness Is
godlinsss jy2s-tu, IN. su-s0t
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SUMNER RATES Ladies wanting suits
skirts altered. regDOdeled. summer dresses
made; come 70 me y call Phone y. $3.50
Prices 20 suit customer. RA8IISCHs TAIL
OR. 1b35 Il rw- Je1b-th.s1-syt
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GOITTHEAET-

A Il POWELL. 4th and East Capitol BtS
ROACH DRUG CO.. Sth and G SITS 30.
A 3. BURROWS. I1th and Pa ava
y. p. WELLER, cor. Sth and l.
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NCItON STORE; Old established; excellent
stand Tor LADY, only $40 rent SO: s-roors:
nlont1ly receipts Sz75. NEW YORK BCSI-
W. eAohLEs. 81 =. LEs--ar
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TO THE LADIES.

SPECIAL oner. SIS. latest improved drop
head Singer sewing machine. Sl65 - han1
Singer SO; Sterling. new, s.. tailOr's singer.
S. ! K TERRELL. $50 La ave Phone
NJ. ss9S jy5-Su, th-90t
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iezl-su.Ju.th-s0t
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PARK FENCES. ORNAMENTAL AND
WIRE GUARDS.
Lawn Vases, Settles, Structural Iron. Fire
Escapes
WILLIAM A. Fry.
5Z7 10th st nv.
Agent Stewart Iron Works Co Cincinnati
Ohio. Estimates promptly given
uyI5-eOd-S0c
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wANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-Three or four rooms for houza-
keeping first floor. BOX 10 Times once
II
WANTED-By single man with furniture.
small unf1r1isled room with private family
central location. give price BOX $50. Times
Once f--Pl 81
WANTED-ThTae rooms. furnished r1-
housekeeping. with gas range. rs A 81. ne.
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NoN-MEDICAL HEALING.
WoRKINGMAN'S WANTS.

WORKINGAEN, did you ever have a friend. .
come to US and we Will sell you a suit OF
clothes for So that viii save you a s. note:
goods all wool; tailor made Slightly worm
big stock on hand JUSTHS OLD STAND.
SO D 1yZ7-Tt
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TAILORING.

NEW FALL FABRICS for ladies' and Eeats
a. special sumner prices cleaning dyeilss
and -epairicE OF outer Ea-1-e1-s5 WORK guar
a1teed. y. GCLENICK & co, IDS 14th 81
nv. Phone y. assn. jyS-th- 81, tu-s0-
LATEST STYLE IaEies and gents suits %
order Cyefng and repairing o. ladies' AID
gen--ensu's outer ga-lce1-ss satisfaction
guaranteed LOUIS GOLDMAN. 50T 18Th ~.
Phone n - Il 1e1--th-Su- cu-30t
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COAL.
OFFICE NECESSITIES

cool. BRIGHT. DUsTLESS FLOORS can
be obtained By using Hunters Dust XII Ing
Floor OF 50c gallon; drop Us a postal OF
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DEAIISTR

ALvECLAR TEETH-PaiaIezs. lasting. won
derfll-y LkelLs. Brl1seH0rE OF plating IN
uecesslrys painless l-.lng. DR. J. = VIII
son. --J3 +. 5y2--tE
once Hours. $50 - Il. 70 $50 p. IL
DR. OTIS ". ELZEE, DENTIST,
100 = -. NV. lsa-Ee 11Jr a-s Mss Shack.erley
Oh " =. ELZEE. DENTIST.
" - Cor al and T. Capitol SIS. ne
SPECIALISTS n Painless Extracting. Gold
Crown and Bridge 81 Ork. Filings. and Plates
that IT. Satisfaction guaranteed money
refunded. Moderate prices Phone II 49,
Dy5-Lr
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TO The MEN.

LET Us SHOW you or $3.50 mems suits:
Wc-th SIS 70 SIS. trousers. $50. worth s.
u s. Ft1s stock. Erea- values THE S. g
STORE. 5z5 7th 81 NV. 5eZ5-th.su, ru-3or
LARGE LINE o. fishing -acEIes baseball.
supplies. and sporting goods. AZ SPECIAL
prsoes for the next thirty days Also cigars,
Il A TAPPAN. 1s17 L ~.
SeZ1-su IL th-5oL
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IMPORTED hats at half-prices most fash
iOlable Partisan sty-Sss can please the most
discriminating tazzs. MISS GROVE second
door % Palais Royal. 7A2 uth NV Phone IL
TIE4 3el8-sus ~. th-59t
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SOUTHWEST
v HUGO EISENBEISS. Ith and o streets
MCDONALD, J. W. "a ana L sW.
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DANCING.

THE DAVISOSs teach you TO waltz correct
IS ~ reW lessons class ewes. Tues. Thurs.
3 70 IL pEya-5 lessons any hour, with
music teachers % known AGILITY. Ar. and
Mrs. EdE. 4. Dawson, Academy as 6Lh Nv.
/ Open a. III. 70 Al p n Phone Il 45sL
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cE CREAM cone makers, to work piece
'ork 1910 9TH st NV II
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PLUMBING

PLUMBING
HON. ABOUT THE PLUMBING? II Il Isn't
satisfactory call on me; long established; IN
impeached reputation WAI. CONRADIS Co,
1925 7th NV, plumbing. heating
jeI6-tu n. sa-90t
Alex. sT. JOHN & son,
1913 Wisconsin ave. Phone West SIS
Heating and Timing
Also Best Paints
5y5-Su. tn. th-s0t
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be paid Tor their services work not dim
cult Apply AZ LII q g.. Nv. care or Belfa
studio Eays-s0t
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GEORGETOWN
=. p. WELLER, Pharmacy, S534 IL st NV.
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OUR POST CARD photographs ara good
as any portrait made come and be con
WINGED. satisfaction guaranteed Phone IL
1921 PORTRAIT STUDIO So = NV sum
mer rates. 1eSJ-SOt
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ANACCSTA-
BURYS PHARMACY, corner Moaros and
Jefferson ST..
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ADVERTISING novelties.

TAFT OR BRYAN
Who Is your favOrl-o2 Have you seen the
Taft or Bryan Ealf-tone picture? Ours are
best. CENTURY SUPPLY CO.. sos z s. nv.
Phone NJ I21S- jy21-tu, n. su-30t
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
II ASSlEIER ADVERTISEMENT

Wanted Agents, Wanted Help, Want
sc Statesmen. Wanted Situations, Want
I'd Rooms or Board, Boarding. For
Rent Rooms, RLoms and Roard-One
Seat a Word-Minimum space 10 words.
Business Opportunities, FCr Sale MIS-
ceIlaneous. Horses and Vet icle-5, Lost
Lnd Found. Wanted miscellaneous,
Dogs. Pets. etc.-15 cents line;
times cOnsecuJively. lZz2 cents me
) Zines consecutiveIy, 10 cents me
Aluminium charge As cents.
AID other classihcatiOns-i5 cents a
line, times consecutlVely, L ~ cents
a line; ) times cOnSecuttVeIy, 10 cents
h line Minimum charge 90 cents.
Advertisements Will be acceptee
ct any of the following branch
offices at regular ofIice rates. IL II
is announcement to leave advertise
mentS Ut either branch ONCE or
The Times Business ONCE, they
may DO teIephORed direct to The
Times (Main $500, and q messen-
ger will call TO collect without al
ditionaI charge to the advertiser
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HAIR GOODS.

LUTHER q ELWITZ. sJS I4ta nw.
EIrs--CLass hair gJJ1z OF al Cescrl ptigns.
latest Partisan ana American sty-es-
Shamp00lug and lair Treatment
5y5-Ja, 81, tu-g0t
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MISS COULTER. master OF dancing II you
can walk i can teach you 70 waltz private
lessons. Soc Main Ia ~ Eye 81 nv
lelE-f
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HELP WANTED-FEMALR.

AT MRS CLARKS training school, 200
1lth NV, thorough course IN ursssmaking
cooking, millinery, and laundering; position
Guaranteed: reduced rates for summer course.
phone y 524 je2s-su. IL. th-gOt
LHAMBERMAID and waitress: apartment
house: cook. club house; girl. general house
worker 1888 18th St nv. II
CHAABERAIAID and laundress ApDIv
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL. 18th and
New York ave. ly2g-2t
CLERK-Lady; in cigar and news stand. 36s
Pa ave. IL
COOK-l42s H st. NV iyZ9-5J
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RELP WANTED-Male and FemaiG

ONE HEAD COOK. one pantry coo.-. two
walters. one chambermaId: wages. So and
SIC. come prepared 10 go 10 work. ENGLE-
SIDE HOTEL. Rockville and electric rail-
road Tel Ken 2I5- G. W ILEA-o. Ran
dolph. Nd o-S-3t
STENOGRAPHERS are always in demand
We can prepare you for a position in $50
houCS. STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY, Col
orado Building. Open day and night. myls-tf
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PROFESSIONAL.

MISS KATHERINE GERACL
TEACHER or PIANO
~ sTE NV.
PHONE ~ Ss4s-v.
TelA-Su. rh-scr
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REPAIRING.

FDRGINGS. electric work, model MAKING
elevator repairs; gold. silver. and brass casr-
ings; gasolene or steam engin5; repairing OF
fine automobiles s D. SLOCUN MACHINE
Co. 50S 18th St nv jyI2-su. tn th-g0c
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COPPEpsM ExPERL.

EMPORIUM OF copper: sheet iron works =
L GRAND. CoppersIfth. I205 4 81 Nv; also
French ranges refining copper utensils. cof-
Zee Urzs. steam -a5lss and Al kinds o. cook
Ing utensils Phone II Ss16
5e11-tn. 81. tu-so.
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PROPER and correct dancing taught lncl11-
lnB TIE SzTClssust sShokt4scaet thzse-step,
two-step, And waltz. stc-s OK rates Tor sum
Me-, FTlV1Le lessons DC, - appointment.
DANCING ACADEMY. LIZ Il s. ~.
teZ5-sJr
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BRoOKLAND. D. c.
LINTON 4 NELSON
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WHERE TO DINE.

or ALL The PLACES In town 10 sat here's
one you ought 20 thy Quick serv5 &C. Good
things 70 eat Homemade pastries THE
WASHINGTON DAIRY LUNCH. cor. Sth
and r. 1e-l-su u, tl-5Jt
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXCELLENCE. IL port-aitUre- EiEh cIzzs
work Special z-rsuri7n given 20 poses %
ladies' and c1il1 = Sa--stacrioa guaranteed
ACEINSoS sr Do. 1Es 14rh nv
fyz3-ch s.. ru-soE
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DANCING ACADEMY. Us I g. NV. Misses
Chamberlain au1 Co1J. tsacusrss private and
class lessons social dance Thlrsdays- Phone
IL 55s7-Y. Jez4-s5-
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PERSONAL

GOVERNMENT eupl5ye wishes acqualat-
aEce o. 50ulg widow OF Ui1GIe-aEel LADY,
social 0as-llle OF Ea-riu01y Il suited
jy53-sJ
ORR. NAL Eyusy PIANIST Whole fortune
told -sc5 oPea uigrts- il-2 sth s. NV l.
II TOC NEED money I Will make You a
lean OF from SO % SO AZ q rate that win
pay yOu 10 Investigate Address BOX 81
Times once -y1-3or
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SPECIAL REDUCTION n all delicious ho-ls
cooked meats, salads and etc. select zro-
ceres. fancy layer cakes. fancy fruits, and
melons on ice Ideas FOR SERVING Weddi Il
receptions, etc A. Il UNDERDOT.N y
18th NV. Dainty china snd glass ware -
hire. je5- = r11-rL---.
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NAN TO collect and canvass for installment
house. salary and commission Address BOX
j72. Times Office. jy30-t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
a. 7. CARNE & CO.. 7O3 King At
CHEVY CHASE, ND.
7. A. SONNEMAN.
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GIRL-Competent, colored; general house
work; 90 home nights. 1920 10Th st. NV.
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ICE CREAM cone makers; to work piece
work. 1910 9Th ST NV II
NAN to collect and canvass for installment
house. salary and commission Address BOX
~. Times Office 1y80-Zt
MAN-Youug; 90 Office work. knowledge Of
stenography; hours ESQ 20 6; wages S. week
S036 K NV II
SIAN-White; do general farm work; milk
ana understand horses. near city 1871
ST. NV jySO-I
MEN wanted: good vision: under thirty;
over 145 pounds; for bralzemen and arenaen
on railroads in this vicinity: experience IN
necessary pay so 70 Slo2 monthly promo
ted TO conductor or engineer $50 20 500
monthly. RAILWAY associate Z, care
Times once jyI6.19.2l. 3. 26.Zs.5O
MEN 20 get best hair cut in the city. l5c;
bry's hair cut. loc; shave with neck shave
1Uc. razors hOned l5c. two 25c: hrst-class
white BARRIERS; close p m 617 81. NV.
NEAT CUTTER and grocery clerk; bring
references l20l Sd ST sw- Il
MELvAIE. MY SPECIAL.
AL other popular branls. Zoe the drink
SULLIVAN'S BUFFET.
18th and n. w
myzs-tu. II. sa-SO.
PAPERHANGING: larg. rooms papered. So;
drop card for samples. REYNOLDS, sos 5th
St NV iy2S-2t
PLUMBER-sober saliable mechanic. Ada
/ dress by letter only. N. G. RAY, 1921 Cor
coran 81. NV. II
SALESAIAN-First-cla furniture and drap-
cry. state experience and salary wanted.
Apply BOX Ice. Times Office. iy3o3t
| sALESMAN-At once another hustIing sales
man and collector for city Apply Al %. m.
900 ~ 81. NV. ly1o-St
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ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL.

LIGHT electrical na1uracturlrgs electrical
work; die making; stencils made % order;
automobile repairing. wireless speC4a-Lles-
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Crisis 10 IS years OF age.
s Kann. Sons & Co. have posi-
tons for a number OF bright. am
bilious girls as bundle wrappers,
messengers. etc: good pay and
good chance for advancement. Ap-
ply 10 SUPERINTENDENT before
10 q. N.
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OFFER WANTED on 3-chair barber shop
clearing $50 monthly. $50 for 2-ta0-e pool
room. $l0l for lInc rom. s. COO Tor grccer5-
NEW YORK Bus -vESS BROKERS. 81 =
5yo0-5r
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

BRADFCEDS DETECTIVE AGENCY, Sulte
- Colorado building. 14th and G. Expert
invest cations. any Cause. AL sections
Strictly c0lcdelLlzL Phone Main - Mat
call North ss4s. MORGAN BRADFORD. j.
Principal jeZ-30t
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FOUND,

TAKE A BOTTLE OF WoOdbrook Rye: spe-
cial, 81 ct, with you for vacation time:
family trade solicited THE FAMILY IL
QUOR STORE, Phone Line, $40. 209 Pa
ave Sc. Sydney Guggenheim. Prop
jy9-th. 81. tu-30t
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FOR sAIE-secoud- hand. 2 wash stands, 2
marble t0p tables chairs and I Oh painting
picture; an for s. 81 sth 81 Sc IL
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HAVE GREAT demand for hrst-eIass lunch
rooms, cigar ana grocery stores. also have
client owning COCO real estate in the ne
valued 81 $780, We cal rrade FOR any q
re aooEe places NEW YORK BUSINESS
BhOhEES. Oh F. 5y25-3t
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MOVING, PACKING, sFPPMG.

GET YOUR GOODS moved quickly; bag
gaze called Tor and delivered pianos and
flir-ftu-.- moved with care Reasonable Dr. e
os q uer load RICHARD MANNING s.
Co IL NV. Phone u 1I44-
1yslch.sI. cu-s0t
PADDED VANS. S4-C0 LOAD
Z-HORSE WAGON. 800 LOAD
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO..
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
LYNcHING INVERTED
OFFICERs SAVE NEGRO BRUTE
 FROM A MOE.
He is Charged With Asaaulting Both a White and e Negro Woman and Has Confessed
 His Guilt.

RIueheld. w. Va, Feb. 14.-Confess- ing his guilt when captured in the mountains and charged with criminal ly. assarlting two women within forty eight hours, Walter Rippy, a young negro about twenty years old, was brought to Bluefeld jail today from CoaIdale Tunnel to save the negro from a mob's vengeance.
 Rippey is alleged to have overpower- ed and assaulted negro woman. the wife of James Cooles at Botssevatn on Wednesday afternoon. Escaping cap ture. he Is said to have committed a similar crime on white woman, Mrs. J, A Danny, the widow of miner in A hollow near Browningtown, late yes terday afternoon. The latter crime was witnessed by the victims 6-year-old son and an aged woman, but the negro kept them at bay with a pistol and es- caped The outraged woman and her son reported the assault to the miners who formed a posse and went in pur- suit of the negro. Rippey was cap- tured at Coaldale Tunnel and returned to the scene of his crimes where he was Identified by both women. He then confessed.
 RIppey was taken to Pocahontas jail hut the authorities fearing mob vio- lence, spirited him away to BluefieId on A switch engine. A mob which had been formed, attempted to take the ne- armed with Winchesters.
 The negro will probably be removed to some other jail for safe-keeping.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-15
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AttOrney-GeneraI of New York Says the Company Is Ins0lvent With Deflcit of Nearly Two
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New York. Feb. 14.-State Attorney General W. S.. Jackson announced, to- day that he has decided to ask for the appointment of receiver for the Mu- tual Reserve Life Insurance Company. The legality of certain liens imposed on policies has been questioned by the authorities.
 decision to ask for a receiver was based on the report of State Superin- tendent of Insurance Kelsey, who con tended that the company Is insolvent with a deficit of s1,717,114. Of this alleged deficit $600,000 was in the value of real estate owned by the com pany and $S00,000 was in liens against the policies of the insured. These were claimed by the officers of the company to be an asset, but MT. kel- sey would not allow 1t. The company has ST. 900 policyholders. some of whom had formed a committee to secure the dissolution of the company and dis trtbution of its assets.
 Following the legislative insurance investigation several officers of the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Com pany were indicted on charges of lar ceny of the funds of the company and of forgery. George Burnham. Jr.. vtcr- president and counsel, was convicted of larceny but this conviction was re- versed and a new trial ordered.
 Much criticism of the company was made by policy holders during the in- surance investigation on the ground that. finding the company burdened with policies issued at rates insult ficlent to pay the cost of carrying the policy. the company had established liens against the policies by which the amount to be paid at death or maturi- ty was gradually reduced.