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AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE," terms moder-
ate easy payments, positions secured; all
IaI gs touring cars between Washington and
Baltimore. Call or address either Office
Washington office. 1g-3 18th ST. NV Baltimore
office W Preston ST. Open evenings and
Sunday. ocl'-ot
BARBER for saturday az sl5 ID ST. nE-f 50
guaraltee- lsl5--.
BLACESMTTHs helper that can DO horse
sh0elug. white yr Co.Ored- Rear 10 j. S. me.
OcI3-st
BOY-Co.ared. over is. 10 run errauLs- APP
ply BREWOOD. go 81. nv. Il
BOY-C5Igred; % years Old. 1862 .oth ST. NV.
BOY with bicycle for messengers position.
Ocl3-St
EOYS-Whi,e, 10 work at trade. inside work
ana chance 90 advance Apply IL once O.
factory. Corner @ ST. and lexington p.- ne
ECSHEINIA1 -FIrst-cIass wanted. who un-
derstlnls pressing good pay 90 right party
Job L4,l 81. NV OeLs-J-
CASVASSEH S-IIauss g. house. good pgop1-
sitlUl. Apply before $3.50 mornings. %
s. p m- ENGLES, 300 -4-a ST. uv- oely-sr
CHEF-Colored. hrst--iass all around man.
BOX 30, Times 2tics- oeis-.t
COATAIAKERs- hrst-class. Apply 5s5
18th ST. NV r. j. HEIBEHGER- ocl3-st
DIsHWAsHER-Co.ored- go E st. nv
~
GOOD SHOEMAKER to do piece work. 1850
ith ST. NV. ye-s-aL
LADIES TAILOR and busaelmau. 50 18th
St NV Or-a-st
LADIES -F1rsr-cIas-s. FOR fancy and
plain work n once yI- Ii-L ST. NV oc-4-J-
LADIES. TAILOE-Flrz--class- ROOM SIS.
Pope building. slI 18th ST NV cels-st
A-AN-strons and energetic young man. be-
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Advertisements will be accepted at
any of the following branch offices
at regular Office rates. If it is in
convenient 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.
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ROLLER SKATES.

SALE Of ball bearing rink skates. our spa-
cial skate ''Raiu5ow." $50. WinsIow rink
skates, 81 80; SpaUIcing rink skates So 10 ex-
pert skate repairing; we sell al parts Of
skates. c. T. HUNTER. 1l3 Pa ave. NV:
open until p m ocl3-30e
BARNEY & BERRY. So 80. WinzIou. s. -:
Union Hardware. $40 skate repairing and
parts at reduced prices MENDELL & CO.,
I72S 7th ST, nv. te5s-9ot
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TO The LADIES

FALL r RITES. Ladies wanting suits made,
skirts altered. reu1dellls done come 20 see
me or call Pluu- n ,a,1 Prices 90 suit
customer EAMIscH. tailor. 1555 r ua-
Jels-th.su-5.t
BROMIDE Charging. blue and black from
patent prints. drawings and lantern slides
commercial photographer Il A. FAt.N-
HAM. 5sl Z nv. ags. q, So t1-yyt
LATEST STYLE ladies' and gents suits .
order. dyciug and repairing o1 ladies. ana
geltleIel's outer s4rllel-s5 s4--s-L-t-ll
guaranteed LOUIS GDLDLAN. ~ L--1 la-
Phone A. 80 81 5e---t-.Sl. l1-yL-
HAIR TONIC and Jec.al treatment fox L.,
hair. MISS LAJL- CADLA&r as L-a 81.
n2tr aEesslag and ulan-cur-as DaT.3ls- 49,
OLD CARPETS woven into handsome rc-e-s-
ib.e rugs lle only sanitary method. drop I2a-
"a. AsAE kLG CO. lai9 y s.. nN. oe--L
LADIES Gne suits made O. yClr measure.
RING. - Tailor. COZ l4th and Il NV Phone
EVERY LADY uses Blue Point C5nee roasted
fresh every cay. &c ger pound Thank you
Il. II. ELLIOTT.
se-2-50t -5Z0 1f-H ST y "
BROOCH PIN FREE
withSop lag p3as EE9t9s far -. Merry WIDOW
photos 5 -Jr 1yc- ELlNN'S OLD RELIABLE
STUDIO 4ls Pen Lsy lval-a ave seL--l-
HAIR GOODS.
T. LUTHER sJ5 l5-a So. aa-. ladies hair
dresser. 81 - maker attest French and Amen
can styles slal-. pJJ-lss a--- JE=a-lael- al-
co-orias- ---s-s-t-. ------
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HELP wkNTED-MALE.

ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF En-
PLOYMENT SHOULD CALL UPON
TIE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
THE TINES. au2J-tf
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS.

4 SAN Mn y AZ - M -'A--<D ~NSO--->S'
18TH ST. Ne. Ig5-rhrse housekeeping
rooms; modern improvements, uea- Lincoln
Park and cars. ocl5-ZJ
Ii ST. wv, 8f-Tyo bright unfurnlsbed
rooms on u n00ri gas. heat and bath. rea-
sCnaDlc- Ocl5-5r
O ST. NV, I2Ig-Thres unfurnIshed rooms.
second floor. for light Housekeeping. near
Iowa Circle II
lST ST NV. 406-Three rooms win heat ana
c Sc. 55-Three or four unfuruLshed rooms
heat, bath, and g-F, on Capitol HIM. Asnt
--1-2.i,g t1Ls- o--t ,,
C NV. a2-Two rooms on ground h2oT
uafuruished oclt5t
22D NV. 60I-Tw0 large Uucuruished r11usi
light housekeeping permitted 0eli--t
SrH NV. glg-F0lr unluruishsI rooms; arsr
Aeog- ot-t---
ST. Ne. 5sf-Four unfurulshed rooms Tor
Isht h5useAeep-ng- oeLt-5L
NEW YORK AVE, sg-Eatlre third door q
three rooms for Light housekeeD.uss heat and
gas ot-r-5-
II ST. wv. IgI5-Flat. six rooms ana 1ata.
seee--4 L-ll- o--t-e-
l. wv. zI5T-F0ur rooms and bath with heaJ
and gas f9nveniea' % cars oe-4-st
ID ST. NV. 5lg-Ulsurnished rooms 20 rent
Tor Housekeeping oc-1-s-
Sd NV, 7os-THrso bright. cheerful rooms.
reasonable ocls-s-
MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. EE--. IsJ-Igo COM
lluu-catins E0useheeDils rooms. heat and
gas near cars AMI depot. o-is-st
3 ST Ne. GI5-Ty0 lnfurlls1el rooms -Jr
light h5usekeepius, Tor rent O--5-ot
80 wv. IsJ3-E8ur elegant ulflralshei rooms
with water on floor. o-s- location iL a. refined
home Wli rent u quiet, respectable party
reasonable. orLs---
10TH NV. lll--Nlee apartment three large
rooms second floor. private oa-hs heat gas.
-Elt Housekeeping 9eLs-a-
10TH wv. IlI5-TwD communicating front
rooms. Li-n- housekeeping. STA, every calEel-
l-ng=i lI children 0eL1-.-
SOUTH CAPITOL = W. 51s-Attractlve front
rygusi Tery bright. one square from car line
NEW JERSEY AVE. Tg8-NIe- Light uufIr-
l-sleI rooms. All modern improvements 5Is-
tEe -a-as Tor yolas men 9- couple reason
able ye-I-1t
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LHous -Notth 80 Ie--t-
SECONDHAND BOoKs-WILL PAY GOOD
TICULARS. II. ROSENBERG. STH AND
Il SIS. NV. ocl5-th, sl, NIT
CHICKENS barred rock pulIets or hens.
4 male birds. Address stating strain and
lowest cash price 7lO AZ 81 sw- II
BIG MONEY paid for cast of clothing. shoes.
hats and shirts. drop postal. viii call II
GWIRZ. los 9Th ST. NV. seli-m, ". init
/ PAY the highest cash prices FOR ladies' and
gcutemeu's cast-JM wearing apparel. drop
card. Will call. T.. LIVINGSTON. 1872 7th ST.
NV. or phone North 1904 oclZ-9Jt
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
= ST. NV. 5l1-Large furnished room FOR
light housekeeping II
NEW YORK AVE. 4g2-Two nicely fur
nlsleI rooms. pariJr and 1eirOJm5 suitable
for gentlemen; well heated. II
18TH NV, l224-Larse. double rooms. sec
ond h9or, $50 per month; single room, 80
NJ NV, 933-Two furnished communicating
rooms. light hous"b scpinE. ocl4-St
9TH ST. Ne, SET large, comfortable r9omsi
separate or en- suite; house keeping; near
capitol; very reasonable ocli-oJ
. SW.. IH-B-ight. comfortable front rooms.
FOR c1iored gentleman, near ear line. ocli-3t
WASHINGTON CIRCLE. Z1IT-One drst-nJ5r.
Two thiri-lOOr rooms. on car line; phone.
MARYLAND AVE. SW.. 5C2-Iarse. front
rooms. second doJr5 modern c7nvcnteuces.
reasonable. ocli-at
IzTT ST wv TI7-Threa rooms. light house
keeping; private bath; newly paI'ared and
painted. oelt-5t
10TH wv. So5-TEird story back room. s.
---4-l- e--'---
II NV, i-L-L-lrEe FURNISHED room. second
door front. sI month. oeli-.l
III ST. wv, A95-Nlae.y ilri5is..g- T.o .--
-E
----=,- 49, a. go
-.,-'s- bri.-,l-- r,9--5 nicely. f4rr.saeI
ocIl-st
c NV. lo5-THo large sanaectlnE rooms:
heat. Eas. bath. usac Housekeeping. nicely
furnished 9cli-at
(---7, ,--.T-I- AVE- -77------7--T ---77 T--
gentlemen only. newly uaperel. ocIi-3t
.----------- --- a. -
-'i ,.2 80 r-,--f-T-T- Flsf iq-5
phone. ocI4-s-
7-IF Nv -7--gy---- front second door rooms
/ vi asattI. lata. & and 81. central
! -----5 ,--,- go d.. g--,+ .z---I
-.,---- - 10 .,4-l-- r.-.f,- sr-r.sa.E so
/ aer4s.
/ ---------- 80 ----------7 -
80 --s-- r4.r..- .-.-,-..-,..-I .-.. .-- ga
49,
~. VI. ~ ~ $50, ,,- .g-.-l- =,
] E--r car L.r.es ocI4-st
/ ----7 -
ST.. -tt''.,y .-Ts-, meg -....- - ,-.- 5.-
. oe-i-t
( 1900 ~ --- -TT- ---g -fr.r-- ----I--.I
I --- rr-r -.-,.4-r f4--.-r-- gentlemen 1-..-
! ac.i--c
! ------r- ---- ----- W. o. o. - -
l-.-''-'- -l---l-,-- - g. -. a. .. - -.
- ms % .''--'
------= --7 49, ----------- ----,---- -
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WANTED-OFFTCE GIRL ONE
EXPERIENCED IN OPERATING
TYPEWRITER PREFERRED,
But ANYONE WILLING TO
LEARN WILL DO; EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCE
MENT. STATE AGE. SALARY.
ETC. ADDRESS BOX 20, TINES
OFFICE.
II
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.ELIABLE WOMAN for general houSework:
must 30 good cook bring references, sI3 L
ST OC14-3t
SAIIESIADIES-w White. Apply THE FAIR.
SIS eth st. Il
SAIESLADIES-Ex Experienced. suit and mill
.inery department. Apply KINGS PALACE,
$40 It'll st NV. ocls-St
SEAMSTRESS-T Thoroughly experienced; on
drapery work. r. ". & J. b HENDERSON.
lI0S q ST. ocl7-ot
SETTLED WOMAN 20 do general Homework;
must come well recommended Apply Mrs
W. z. DULIN, 1885 Irving 81 NV ocl4-2t
SKIRT HAND-Good; at once. 1852 n NV
OC15-3t
TATLORESS- Experienced TO help or ladies'
coats: also skirt hands III nth NV ocl4-5t
TEN YOUNG LADIES with speaking voices
10 talk pictures; good wages Call at 10 a.
m. MARYLAND THEATER. GIG 9th St NV.
ocl4-2t
THREE TAIJORESSES on custom coats;
fourth floor. 1904 Pennsylvania ave NV
TWO SMART GIRLS IN our shampoo and
hair dressing departments 1lo5 F. VIE
LA,N6s ~ - -SSNs-S~
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SITUATIONS wARrED--NALE

YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU furnishes c.ups-
tent clerks. stenDEraDhe-s statesmen, solicit
tors. r0okkee1ers 90 employers free OF charge.
CLIFFORD l. JOHNSON. Secretary. 1876 ~
f- ny. Office hours. $3.50 a. u. 90 1926 b. ia.
telephone $500. ocl2-f
YOUNG MAN wishes position as wguIw0-Ner
and fuisher, thoroughly experienced 6I2
Maryland ave sw- 0cl3-5r
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PERSONA

II YOU NEED MONEY i 7g-l make yoa {
Joan -- from SD -- s.. ~ ~ Ez-= -l-E ~
gzy y.- @. -lE=s--s---- BOX 81. Tines oIca
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FLOOR OIL

HUNTERS DUST l.--.-z r-.- Oh keeps
the floors clean end a-.-E- -..-s --e-l pol
isHeL -uLsl- 5lc a gallon ----re-4-- -ll-l7
Main -r-S once L-a Pa ave- l.E- or4-Sl-
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l-L--sLI-,lEl-, tag-aveu SIS range l--- .
l.--.-l.-. a--5 g.-alz-.l ll.--. 5000 as Le... .
$40 --r- ...- $3.50 .- ---- 60
g-' $3.50. '-7- $500 $500
-.'--.-------' 7-<~ 90 ~--'--- ~
ave NV 49,
FJP SEr.-.-7..-. los. frames. s1--. sl1--.-s .
nv
TWO FRESH Jersey COWS. -el-9- Ok
...E-.. ...-.- E.--- ~ y -
stoves. etc.. a. A-a-s s,l-=z repaired. sg-.--
postal l. call --ss SD g. -a-
FgE sEEE-GE account u -,l..-. CTS. quar-
.vr-a uaA princess dresser. .u-.-.-aa-.- e.s-
-ls- So. al- 81. -lr 81 s- Ask rr AIRS
go, $500. .-.7 --.-.-- 1870 --- 80.
--.-- -.-. --.- -s r.5. - --=
..... ..-. ~
o--..-- ---7-1-
~ ~. ------7 -.---- --1-l- -----y ~ O. ~
ave
WILL SILL CHEAP W exchange --r ---=-
- -----.-..-..- , go go, - &c. ~ a.
%
------
EVERY NEW PIANO AND PLAYER
.-- - IN . -- ~ --- = --- y go Is
~. ..-.-ar.s.... mas ~. -.-..-....---.- ---
~ -- 49, 81 =. --- -- -7
$50. t9z-. $50. s.-le-. 3d. az45e. So.
--e--1--.- So. square pianos SD -l- Lay
Gains players L-zg l--=-=--z-
FOR sALE-s--sa--y lsel s1z11.9z5as az
les records. ST.. Bargains also nearly --s
500 drop head sewing machine. go can be-
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.LAIRVCZANIS.
AIRS V---LAED BISHOP
c-A-HToaac- El-5lLs-. CARDS.
Axe --- -----.a- So cone and ~ -
E-=--s --- --- --- cause -- EO-- --- ---E
AHA --- -- change ---- bad --------s %
those NJ success LHg ana happiness SIC las
la-- -.a--- .-a--sr a-g --- g---
----L-.-L STREET n. W
l-ADallE CATHERINE,
ST. ll5l--- --l- ---.---e PIANIST and card r=z-z-
e-. has moved cd 49, -z-- So lE- gra-
Vernon Levy s. florist s-.--- L---= E---l 20
MADAM -EEC
Ea----s- ana E-a--=- ana l-a------
German sEl-a-- so 81 o. --. r--1-E
CONSULT -z--s GIFTED NO---S-
AIRS CARR. -.--l-t-E CYAN AND L--L---
--.-----s --- --- 81 E---s ~ O. --- o. ---l
EJ- EE-F --a l--=-- -=- -=- Gel -s-- ---
gre .--- ~ ---a--51 49,. -c--I ~ we
l--- -e-= g-- as So --e --.=- zA=y --1--
S-t-s---- 81 u -H-. ----z ---
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DYETNC. CLEANING, Pressing.

FOR PROMPT and satisfactory service.
phone sIa.a s-lS CAPITAL CITY PRESS
ING CLUB 1z9S Eye 81 Special rates 70
uls1lberss 0cl-S3s
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HELP wANTED-FEmALE.

NLLT " AN 1T LLALL-
BRIGHT GIRL in our order department ll05
j. WILLIAMS. Ocl4-St
COOK-One that VIII help 20 wash reference
required. Apply lS22 BntmOre st. NV
OC15-3C
COOK. So; maid, SD; girl. general house
work. SIS: nurse, SIS; private families 1dsJ
18th 81. NV IL
COOK and chambermaid. mildle-aged wO-
man. COlOred; good wages; no washing; pri-
vate family. lUU5 East Capitol 81. IL
COLORED WOMAN as cook; references re
QuIred. 1904 Both NV Ocl4-3r
EXPERIENCED cook and dishWashcr wanted
at 1000 3 st. NV. BRITTON'S CAFE. oc-4-5t
FINISHERS on dresses. Apply 40 9Th S.,
room 1. OC-5-St
FOR THE best coal AT reasonable prices
call ". F. HUMMER & CO.. oil a ne. Tele-
phone Lincoln 6L-F Ocl1-7-
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GIRL 20 assist or general h0usework; refer
ence. Apply 1902 O 81. NV Il
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DANCING.

DANCING
DANCING EVERY NIGHT.
Wash-nE-1l's Most Fashionable Dancing
Academy NgW open Every Evening
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY HALL.
Under LlB-l--.s Elta-a-. Entrance CA -5tL ST.
Finest Floor ia yae Country
Price Lady --. lel--e------ -------ug
CH=c--lls. 5rc- o1L5---
TAsHINGTON-S most fashionable lauc.u-
academy under Clls-s LLea-e-- entrance ol
18th SIS special music every eT-a-a-. p-lc-.
including checking. lady and gentleman. 5---
Washington Light Infantry HAL oll5---
WASHINGTON new dancing academy. 40
Eye ma Prof ZLL-L4E-E guarantees %
teach n SIX lessons -C- course %, music
ocl4--r
PROF. WYNDHAAl. 81 18th NV Lesson.
5uc- class $50 Mon. Wed, Thur. E-l-. o. les
sons. $50 including Barn Dance. q guarantee.
MRS. McGARVEY-S CaacInE acaaemy. expe-
ing; Hiss DorcGs We5LelsaI-. assistant teach
er- We make specLa-tles CT the waltz. two
and barn dance Nine c--e-eut figures Pri-
waite lessons day or evening with music. Class
every Tuesday from z 90 H. - lth 81 NV
Phone Main f-g- Aas4- t-lLe bail 20 1e
given at E'ytllal Temple. October 50. LlS
DANCING ACADEMY. rs 81. NV. Misses
Chamberlain and COBB teachers socla- dance
Thursdays Phone " 5S41-I- Ocl-u
PROF. BURRUs Z. WILLIAMS. DANCING
ACADEAE. Eagles 6aL. sos 9Th s. nv.
Class Mondays and Fridays, 6-E5 70 L p. n
largest anu best LalCirs academy IN Wash
iugLJu, guarantee al scholars se2g-tr
BARN DANCE A SPECIALLY
TIE DAEISONS' ACADEMY. 7Ig 9Th NV.
OLDEST AND BEST KNOWN N CITY.
Teach yCI 20 dance correctly in few lessons.
Waltz, two-step, three-step- NarCissUs. barn
Gance- coCllion- Private lessons dry OF eve
with music Class ewes Tues. Thurs 10
IL Teachers. Prof and Mrs EGU- T. Dawson.
sat. Eve. assemblies az Nat Rifles A--Ory-
se-5--f
ACHERS. 10 10th NV. Barn dance a spvclas-
tys class Mondays. Fridays. 70 Il p ~.
private Instructions BY appointment excel
LEM hall for rent saE5-qgr
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GIRLS and women wanted 10 work
gu knee pants with power sewing
machines. Those having experience
IN sewing preferred. Good wages
steady work. Apply EPMA\, WAR
Mock CO.. i6I T. 81. NV.
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GIRL TO address and fold circulars. BOX
2S6. Times Office. ocI5-Zt
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GIRL-GeneraI Homework; cook. wash, and
iron. small family SJ1 18th st. nv. Il
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Three times within one week. "a cents
line: Z times. C0nsccutiveIy, 30 cents line
space. lines.
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NORTHEAST

NORTHEAST.
I.ADDON PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave ne.
CHAS. Il. BLJNIEl. y Cap and r SITS ne
AICCHESNEY q JOACHIM. cor. ID and i sts.
KRAUS' PHARMACY. cor. 9th and X SITS.
NcCHESNET * JOACHIM. Sth and j SITS ne.
BENZ. 7. LANHAM. 18th and l.. Cap. 81.
SOUTHEAST
A L POWELL. 4th and East Capitol SITS.
ROACH DRUG Co, Sth and q Ets-
a B. BURROWS. 18th and Pa ave
+. p. WELLER, cor. sth and I.
SOUTHWEST
Y. HUGO EISENBEISS. It'll and streets.
MCDONALD, J. W. ~ and I sw.
GEORGETOWN.
JAMES Z. SMITH. 1864 Wisconsin ave.
L =. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1854 NJ 81. NV.
AHACOSTIA.
BCRYS PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
ALEXANDRIA. VA
r L. CARNE * Co. 7O3 King 81.
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
T. A SONNEMAN.
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.ELIABL.E WOMAN for general hOuSewOrk:
must 20 good cook bring references, sl9 L
81 OCl4-3L
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WHERE TO DINE.
LOOK LOOK! LISTEN!
Your time, now; coffee, finest made, sand
wiches pies: business lunch that haUuts You:
finest crea .. butter In city. SAMPSON )
DAIRY LUNCH, los New York ave Ocg-3jt
WESTERN DAIRY LUNCH.
1917 PA AVE NV.
FRIED OYSTERS
SPECIALITY.
SCISSOR
Y n c. A RESTAURANT 1876 G 81 NV
OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC.
TABLE D'HOTE DINNER, s TO 7-SJ-35c.
SPECIAL A La CARTE LUNCH-I2 TO 1.2l.
Oc7-31t
HERB SPECIALIST
LOUIS & SONS,
Manufacturers OF q special line OF herb rene
dies which are guaranteed 10 cure or relieve
the most obstinate diseases known 20 man
kind more quickly than any other known
medicine. A trial VIII convince the most
skeptical 17sS 7JE St NV aU2S-cf
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

YOUNG LADY desires position as sten0gra-
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L. CARNE * CO.. 7O3 King 81.
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PLUMBING.

HOW ABOUT T-tE FLCl1BING- II Il isn't
satisfactory Gail "a Gles l1as e5lll-lsle1s a.
ll-pe4--el re H--l---I WA LONEALLS CO.,
H. Az NV plumbing. heating
.e-s-l-s. -l s1-slr
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BURYs PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
jefferson sts.
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MATTRESS MAKING.

HOSPITAL FOR BROKEN FURNITURE
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Arizona republican., 1908-05-22
LOIS OF FUN AND
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A Runaway on the Grand Canal That Made the Town Shows of That Sort Look Like Thirty Gents.

A runaway worth while occurred on the new boulevard along the Grand canal a few days ago. The story
 was told by an eye witness who says he will vouch for the truth of it,
 but he would not for any money un- dertake to duplicate the exhibition. The government force engaged in widening and deepening the canal is constructing along the south bank, of the dirt removed from the ditch, what is designed to eventually be- come a nice road or boulevard Along the particular half mile which figures in this story, stands a thickly plant ed row of cottonwood trees along the roadway on the opposite side from the canal At the next section cor ner from the point where the canal builders were working, a four horse team pulling a wagon with a hay rack on it, took fright and started up the boulevard along the acnal The foreman of the canal gang saw the runaway team approaching, and ordered all the drivers to rush their teams into the ditch and give the runaway a clear right of way. All were able to do so except the out fit consisting of a Fresno scraper drawn by four mules. The runaway struck this squadron and knocked it into the ditch on top of four other mules already in hiding there. Then the runaway quartet fell in on top of the scraper mules and the hay rack slid over the whole squirming mass.
 Probably this was a fortunate feat ure of the incident for it held the animals down until the canal men could be mObilized for relief work The hay rack was pushed over d little at a time and a layer of horses and a layer of mules was taken out alternately, one animal at a time the animals being held still by main strength until they were stripped of their harness and liberated. The re- markable fact is that not an animal was seriously hurt and few if any of them were painfully skinned and the drivers all managed to get away from danger.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-22
Tilt KELVIN COUNTRY
 REPORTED GOLD FINDS
Other Matters of Interest in That
 FIourishing Camp.

Kelvin. May 2O.-(Special- Core spondence of The Republican.)-T. $. Trook took his departure rather hastily last Monday morning with Phoenix as his objective point, where he was to meet his future bride, a beautiful and accomplished young lady from the east. They will take a short honey moon trip to Congress and vicinity being the guests of pr. and Mrs. Brown, formerly of this city. MT. Trook is well liked and host of friends wish him and his young bride the very best in life. They will be at home at the former residence of pr. Brown in Kelvin after the first.
 The Sultana Arizona Copper com pany is making rapid progress in their preparations for the convenience of the large number of men they ex- pect to have working in the near fu- ture. A few more men like MT. Har- rington and this part of the copper world would certainly look up. His Is the only company which kept right on regardless of the scarcity of money.
 James Elder continues to find an abundance of gold and that on the very border of the city.
 R. H. Boxall and A. Cloud report finding gold near Kelvin but at the present writing there are no particu- lars as to the value of the strike.
 Quite a good deal of gold is brought in here from the Wolley District. Most of this gold is found practically on the top of the ground being washed out in crude rockers and largely by Mexican women.
 w. T. Armstrong has just made an- other large shipment of cattle. this be- ing the third one in the last few weeks and the three amounting to nearly $4O,OOO. After turning over the cattle Mir. Armstrong will join his brother and their families in central Texas visiting their parents In the old home.s The boys are hard workers and every one is glad to see them do- ing well.
 A party went out shooting pigeons the other evening and Mrs. Joe Bryan carried off the honors shooting more birds than any of the men. The birds on the wing were in just as much danger before her unerring aim as those in the bush.
 Ely Phillips has been very sick for one week but is improving now.
 Car after car of hay continues to roll in for Jake Bates who seems to be trying to get a corner on the hay market.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-22
THE WEATHER. Local Daily Weather Report for The Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair.