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NATIONAL GUARD
WINS TOURNAMENT
Fast Wrestling Bouts in
Eight Classes at
Y. Nj. c. A.

Before a large audience at the as
sociation gymnasium the annual wrest-
ling meet proved TO be the most inter
esting and successful held in number
Of years.
Eight classes were decided. and the
winner in each weight becomes amateur
champion.
The National Guard triumvirate OF
Lockhead, Heron. and Dechard captured
first honors in their respective weights.
which were sufficient TO win the tourna-
ment. These men were the only contest
ants from militia entered, but they car
ried everything before them.
The Individual star was easily John
Conrad. who annexed both the middle
weight and light heavyweight classes.
lsaacson, of Gallaudet. went down be-
fore the y. NJ Q. a. man in 4:42. and
Erickson, also Of the college students.
was defeated on points after some fast
work.
Sharp and Lien, OF GaIlaudet. gave
a good imitation of Hackenschmidt and
GoIch Ia their heavyweight bout Sharp
getting the decision after two bouts Of
six minutes.
Lockhead. n. @. ID. c., and Gardiner,
Gallaudet, struggled desperately FOR M
teen minutes IN an unsuccessful at
tempt 10 get each other on the mat,
with varying success. Lockhead got the
decision.
Heron upheld hi . title .by throwing
Brennan in 4 minutes So seconds. after
some whirlwind work
The surprise OF the evening was in
the defeat of Mayhem, the Y NJ L. A
bOv. who defeated Foley IN the prellm-
inarfes Dechard pinning his shoulders
with a scissors lock IN Sl2 minutes.
Passenor, NJ. A G, and Goucher, un-
attached, won their bouts from Rose
and Sautataiti. respectively Norman
and Rose wrestled a draw exhibition.
and Dechard and Heron put up spec
tacular bout, resulting IN a draw.
100 to 10 pound cIass-Goucher, un-
attached, won from SanJataltL i. NJ
10 to 100 pounds cIass-Passeno. Ne
mortal A. G., won from Rose, Baltic A
c. in liz.
120 to 12S pounds class-Dechard, D.
c. n. G. won from Mayhem, Y. NJ, c.
i2S = to iss pound class-Heron, D. c.
\. G.. won from Brennan. Gurley A. G.
1873 TO AS pound class-Lockhead, Cal
laudet, won from Gardiner. y. @. D. c,
las TO I5S pound class-Conrad, Y NJ. Q.
A, won from IsaaCsOn, Gallaudet. IN
KS 10 l6S pound cIass-ConEad Y NJ.
c. A, won from Erickson GallaudeI,
on points
ExhibitiOn-HerOn, n. @. D. g., ana
DeChard wrestled a draw.
Referee-P. +. O'COnnOr. Timer-A.
G. WEIGH
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TIMES WANTS
aaaNAI = FIIsIN
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents. Wanted Help. Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board, Boarding. For
Rent Rooms, Rooms and Board-IO
cents a line . times cOnsecutiVely. 9
cents q line; 3 times consecutiveIy s
cents a line. Minimum charge 90 cents.
Business Opportunities. For Sale
Miscellaneous. Horses and Vehicles,
Lost and Found, Wanted AIisceIlan-
eOus. Dogs, Pets. etc.-15 cents a line:
. times consecutiyeIy, 121R cents a
line: times COnseCutiVely. 10 cents a
line. Minimum charge As cents.
All other ClassificatiOns-I5 cents a
line times COnsecutively, 1921 cents
a line. 3 times cOnsecutiveIy. 10 cents
a line. Minimum charge 60 cents.
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advertisements viii be accepted
1t any OF the following branch of
fees at regular Office rates. If it is
incOnVeDient 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 viii call to
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser.
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NoN-MEDICAL HEALING.

The Junod System Of Enforced Circulation.
more generally known the Vacuum Treat
ment. was introduced by the distinguighsd
French physician and surgeon. III. v, r.
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 thar
dread disease, lOcomOtOr-aLaXia and kindred
maladies where tbs circulation is not normal
II can be made 50. Consultation and treat
ment at your home II desired. Consultation
AZ ONCE free, and you are invited % call
PROF. Il y. D. PARKER,
1924 New York Ave
Hours, 10 70 :. Sundays. 10 70 L Lady as
sistaut.
Read Non-Medical Healing. hack cover 1903
City Directory fe-Zstf
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TRUNK REPAIRING

EXPERT REPAIRING In all It's branches.
AZ work guaranteed send postal De
NEPHEWS. SO 9Th NV fe25-7t-eo5
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

BARBER-Good. Tor saturday work; $3.50
guaranteed. lol H 81. NV. Il
BARBER-At once; 50 for Saturday and
steady. 9Th and g NV. u
BARBERs-Two for Saturday: 50 guarantee
steady position II satisfactory. NATIONAL
THEATER BARBER SHOP. LUBER. II
BAKER to work on cakes and bread. BOX
2ss, Times office mho-sL
BRIcKI YERs -Flrst-ciass; open shop. Ap-
ply EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATION, 1898 q ST.
NV. mh5-4t
BoYs-several. special. with BICYCLES sal
airy s. Apply at once. M. PHlLlPsbOltN
& CO. go eth 81. NV. ~
BOY-Neat with wheel; at once. BROWN
LEY 5. l2lo q ST. NV ~
BoYs-Two apprentice boys in carriage paint
shop, experience required. ROCK CREEK
AUTO WAGON WORKS, 26i2 Pennsylvania
ave NV mh6-2t
BoY-white. to wash dishes; stay nights.
1879 9Th 81 NV. ~
BOY for homework. 1850 18th ST. nv. It
BoY-A ooIored boy to work IN the TREAS
URY CAFE easy hours. mhs-2I
ROY-Colored boy about 10 years old 10 do
general work about store. Apply at once
JULIUS GARFINKLE & CO, 81 18th 81, NV
mh4-3t
CARRIAGE PAINTER at once. JOHN NJ.
DOYLE. ZOE 9Th st. NV, mhS-2t
DRIVER-DeIivery; boy, work in store;
house girl Inquire 1895 nth 81 nv It
FURNITURE HELPERs-Two eTpe;- enced.
Apply at once. HUB FURNITURE Co, 7th
and ID SITS. NV. mn4-St
JEwEL.RY CANVAssERs to sell diamonds.
watches. etc, 70 the best trade only; good
men can obtain position for salary and
commission. Apply cAsTEI4sERG' $.
mh2-mo. we. f.- q
NAN to learn Swedish massage: position
after learning; terms moderate. Address
PROF T.. YHNELL. Box 3o5 Times Office
- =
MAN FOR responsible position: best references
required: compensation $50 per week Ad-
dress BOX z95. Times once. Lnh9-4t
NIAN-steady white man. Apply he Eek
ERT LITHOGRAPH CO, bos l4th 81. NV
mh5-H
MEN WANTED-Our cocktails are the
purest IN ghe world. 81 per bottle; pure food
goods. THE JOHN WEpDERBURN Co.
Clio + ST. NV. Phone 54s4 Main mhtS9t
METAL WORKERS. Thirty hrst-elass sheet
metal workers. open shop Apply EMPLOY
Frs ASSOCIATION, 1888 g 81. nv. mh5-it
OVER 1000 positions in our Y Offices for Of
hce sales and technical men. Write today
stating experience and salary expected HAP
GOODS, 1Zl2 Commonwealth Building. PliIa-
dephia.
RAILROAD corporation desires hrst-class ad-
vertisiug solicitor In Washington. Address
MIR. COGGISS. 2o1 Park ave, Baltimore, Nd
sALEs8lAN-Extra shoe salesman for satur-
days 943 Pennsylvania ave. NV. mh5-5t
S0TICTTORs-A limited number Of hrst-class
solicitors. good pay 10 man who knows his
business. Apply between ] and o clock 1892
+ 81 NV ROOM IL nh4-3t
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TEACHER-Malei whole or part time; one
who handles electricity and chemistry pre-
ferreS; state qualifications experience and
remuneration expected. BOX "a. times
Office. mho-st
WANTED-AH kinds Of business help. Tor
" aom we secure permanent positions The
CRESCENT CO, Room bl9, Union Trust
Co. Bldg Inh4-5uL
yvANTED-Men % learn barber trade new
system S weeks completes wages while
learning; $l2 To SIS weekly guaranteed when
through; special Inducements now write for
catalogue. AiRLER'S BARBER COLLEGE.
2J7 BoWery. r5sv York city. mhl-6t
VyASTED-Men 70 get best haircut In the
CITY l5c; shave. including neck shave lec.
raz8rs h0ned, 15cs two. 25c: white BARRIERS.
open TN p. IN. Gil st. NV. fezS-sot
YOUNG NAN with wheel TO collect and de-
liver papers, wages e week. I'll lst ct. NV.
1t
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Personal.

MADAM THO. PIANIST, card reader, and
medium German spoken. 50 II ST. NV.
mh34
MANIcURING. face and scalp treatment.
sl5 T. So NV 2
WEAK MEN--Let me send you at my own
expense a renla rAable remedy which viii per
manenty brace you up and give you new
NE send no money. Address Dr. r. j.
sCHlttMAN. Dept 2 E1l 81. Saratoga st..
Baltimore Nd ulbg-st
CONSULT ZENITA, who controls events.
never falls 1928 7th St mhI-7t
NINE. CATHERINE. palmIst. Ga New York
ave- 10 a. m. 70 ,. m.. - and 90 cents.
fest
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- WAsHINGroN TIMEs

THE WASHINGTON TINES
Requires the services Of a few
young men in their advertising
epaTrment-meu Of neat ap-
pearanCe. pleasant address, who
who are fun Of ambition, hustle
and alertness. Apply tonight
after 4-3o or tomorrow morning
between the hours Of $50 and
$50.
THE ADVERTISING MANAGER.
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SPIRITUALISM-

II YOU WISH ADVICE ana information IN
any subject call % see ar. Million and Rst a
palm reading OF psychic reading. Nh Million
also teaches hypn0tisu. mental hypnotic sur-
geailOu ana pA4mlsLry- gZ Eye st NV
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female

HELP wANTED-Male and Femals.
WANTED-A competent manager for eltey-
alton department Apply JULIUS GAR
FINKLE q CO.. I2z6 + 81. NV, mhs-St
COLORED MAN and wife on farm, y niles
out. man in stable and wife in kitchen:
good place for the right pair. 1918 PennsyI-
Vanla ave NV mhtSt
EARN EXTRA money without interfering
with your regular work (either ladies OF gen
tlemen) by assisting in the sale Of choice
mort Invest real estate. For full particulars
address BOX "a, 1924 Monroe ST. nv.
MALT
stenographic Academy, Colorado Bldg; open
an the year day and night; Pitman, Graham.
Gregg. Barnes and Syllable systems taught.
Positions guaranteed. Individual instruction.
mh4-u
TAIORs' HELPER on custom work. 122z
o 81. nv. mh4-St
WANTED-HIgh salaries to frst-class cut
ters The only school in the city where high
art designing and cutting is taught. We
teach taiInrs and dresSmakers. Patented
measure short and simple THE GERACI
SCHOOL OF GARMENT CUTTING, LBS G
st. NV Iezs-5Vt
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

MRS WILLARD BISHOP.
YOU MAJ WISH TO Know
II your sweetheart, wife or husband ia fr7ls
or false
How can have good Juck7
How can I succeed In businegsg
how can I make my home hsppyg
Row can ] conquer my eueniesg
how can ! marry the one I Ioveg
How can ] conquer my IlvaIg
How soon VIII my lover PrJpassg
How can I get letter.
How can / get a good p1siti1nT
40" can remove bad inHueucasg
How can i settle my quarrelsg
How can / hole my husbands lover
ATs. Bishop lu her readings has haIr-as
many others WHY Not YOU?
4I-NINIH STREET n VII
tDon Mistake Name and Nufnb=r)
mh2-tf
HAVE YOU CONSULTED HTNg
NO msu is being more talked about fin
" slshlnston 5ust now than Prof Carl "
Kent the Trance CIairyoyaut AMI scientific
t-dlrllst Hc is telling people s. nany
things about themselves and their affairs
that De is startling them. he rs4ss -rFe
past and the present and LeIves into the fI-
ture 10 manner that is marvellous re Is
wonder in his line AZ classes consult
MIN win their troubles. thti- hopes ana et-
ieetat4.ns, and be helps then I'm many v-avs
PROF. KENT is located a, 500 SIN ST. NV.
Special Readings. 800
pillce hYure I'D a. M. 20 p. m It
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

cash prices paid for discarded wear
ing apparel, ladies' or gents send postal
VIII call. b. TARSHES, 1908 7Jh NV. Phone
North 4e9. mh5-tf
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wANTED-RooMs.

EAST CAPITOL. s32-Fwo or three light
rooms; northeast section; priv.
ilege Of light housekeeping; not to exceed
SIS; heat and gas; references exchanged. II
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ron sArz-mscgrLANEoUs.

WE CALL promptly on short notice and
make keys. lJsks repaired. WASHINGTON
SAFE AND LOcK CO. 1893 d 81. NV Phone
Main 1725. fnh6-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANT ED-Aan experienced in The real as
tate and insurance business as mariner.
age entire business alone. fafr renf 1fzs
Address BOX 400. Times once nhs-att
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ROLLER SKATES.

WINSLOW and Barney & Berry bali-bearinK
rink 81 Union Hardware rink skates s. 90
We carry all parts Of skates; repairing a
specially Q. 7. HUNTER. The Bicycle Man
115 Pennsylvania ave. NV. plh2-tf
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WE CALL promptly on short notice and
make Keys l5szs repaired. WASHINGTON
SAFE AND LOCK Co. 1909 D 81. NV. Phone
PAN 10 inh6-tf
FOR SALE--Tine young COW; viii soon be
fresh Apply 10 CHAS. c. CLARK r. +.
ID. 8. Woodside. Nd rnhs-8t
FOR SALE-Two small dbre theatrical
trunks cheap DE NEPHEWs, So sth 81.
NV mh63t
BOR sALE-One l6-H. p. horizontal steam
engine; enc 10th p. upright and one Al. p.
upright $3.50 SO IS. respectively In good
running order: thrown out on account Of
motor installation. Junk men, don't answer
Us Cor 18TH and sts- NV mh5-7t
FOR SALE-Tuberculan tested milk dellv-
cred twice daily; SC per quart Address BOX
l8s. Times Office mh5-Tt
FOR SALE-Parlor suite. hat rick, side
board, sewing machine, bedroom set, clock,
Two tables. 80 u 81. ne. mh5-5t
FOR sALE-5O. 600 first-csass building bricks,
q per 100. Rear 80 81 NV. mh5-lt
THREE nichsl show cases; cheap. 1854
18th place ne mh4-2t
THIRTEEN Cornish indian game chickens;
cheap. oslS p 81 nv. mh+3t
FOR sALE-THE BIGGEST PIANO VAL
YES OF THE YEAR are offered here now
Ali high grade makes-some have been care
fully used. Here are few q the bargains
Paris upright, SO. Briggs, Sl75: Howard.
$40; Jacob Bros. SIZE; Ste6. SIS: Christie.
500 steinway, $3.50; Knabe. $3.50; Yose. ss25
Eaey payments
o. ]. DeMoLL q CO. 12s1 G st mhs-tf
5000 COPIES Of Merry Widow Waltz and "a
Waltz Dream al 10 cents per copy; also full
line OF Century, Mckinley and National music
AZ 10 ceEHs per copy 1900 different COM
positions 20 select from. See our music bar
gain counters.
HUGO WORcH, no c.
mh2-smo
WILL CALL ana make keys anywhere in
elty' locks put on ana repaired; electric bells;
LlGAN. a7 K ST. NV. fe7-s0t
BLOCK WOOD. retail ana wholesale; very
cheap. 7i4 z st. fes-s0t
KNABE's PIAlTo BARGAINS.
Knsbs Baby Grand mahogany case.
beauty ............................ $50
hnaoe Hemodeled Grand. rosewood case. $3.50
st@inWay Baby Grand. carefully Used $50
hnabe Upright. mahogany case. was $500. $3.50
knabe Upright. mahogany cas-. was S50o. $40
steinWay Verts Grand. their latest style. $40
Bradbury Upright. mahogany case........sz59
stlen Upright mahogany case.............sZ 2s
kimball Upright In good eonditioa........Slss
Richmond Upright. in good eonditiOn-.-.-S ls9
Singer Upright. mahogany eass............yI 5s
Harrington Upright In nice shspe........ $ss
Squares from go upwards.
TERMS TO SUIT.
VIA KNABE & CO..
ss2z-u 1850 F Street n. W.
FREE LIBERAL Sample Conke's LayinE
Tonic and Valuable Poultry Book II you
call. By mali cents SOUTHERN POUL-
TRY SUPPLY CO. 500 H st. nv. del3-s0t
GOOD quality opaque shades s5c; les, quality
Oh opaque shades coo; hung free viii cali
with samples. KLEEBLATT S. 18th and II
SIS. ne oeI7-tt
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TO BUY second hand shelving, coffee MIL,
scales. etc. EUGENE SULLIVAN. 1901
Il ST. ~ uih5-3t
WANTED hive OF bees. Address CARL
II. BALDCS, Brookiand, ID. e.. mh+5t
PAY the highest cash prices Tor ladies'
and geutIe!ueu's CASTOR wearing apparel.
drop card; viii cali C. LIVINGSTON. 1872
1th 81 NV. OF phone Main 635l mhl-agL
HIGH PRICES paid for ladies and gents
clothing. Drop postal. II. Gewirz, I2os 5th nw.
mhl-r
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture
carpets. Uf1c8 furniture. am household goods.
contents especially also stocks OF Msrchsn-
disc ID. NOTES. % Ia. ave Phone IL sJJs.
se25-f
WANTED-Furniturs for cash. sell your
goods 70 ths man who gives sou the most
money. see HOLLYWOOD. SIN and X.
mhl-tf
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PENMANSHIP.

JOIN OUR special class in penmanship under
the direction OF our expert penman; only s.
a month; call or write for particulars
DRAUGHON'S SPENCERIAN BUSINESS
COLLEGE. Academy Of Music Building 402
9th St NV. mh4-tf
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FOR SALE-Cosl and wood yard; fine loca-
ton: good reason for selling; price sslA
Address BOX 51s, Times Office. rnh5-se
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.

STRICTLY hrst-class fun dress and tuxedo
suits for hire at most reasonable prices
NJ T. PINES, MERCHANT TAILOR
1Oo6 7th St NV. fel5-SOt
FULL DRESS and tuxedo suits for hire.
largest assortment Of fun dress and tuxedo
suits in the city. Special discount TO Clubs
JULIUS COHEN. 1104 7th St nv. de2s-tf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-PAPERHAN
FIRST-CL.ASS PAPERHANGERS, PIECE
WORKERS APPLY RETAIL WALL PA
PER DEALERS ASSOCIATION. is PENN
AVE, PITTSBURG, PA
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FOX SAI-E--Eine young COW; VIII soon be
Iresh- Apply 10 CHAS. G.. CLARK r. F..
ID. 3, WOOdside, Nd rnhs-St
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FOR -FouF-ehair barber shop ness
Union station. BOX 49, Times once
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ALL CASES before al courts and Depart
ments. Aid in business and private difficult
ties Collections and litigation everywhere.
Moderate charges. CONFIDENTIAL ~. 5. Legal
Corp. 2oI Bond Building tssl-tf
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DANCING.
FLOOR OIL.

OIL. YOUR FLOORS-It saves you a hard
days sCrubbing: Hunter's Sanitary Dust
Killing Floor Oil gives the floor a smooth
clean finish ana keeps all insects away; only
60c a gallon delivered Drop postal TO ia
Pa ave. NV. or phone Main SASS. mh2-tf
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FOR SALE-TWO small fibre theatrical
trunks cheap. DE NEPHEWs, SO sth ST.
NV uhf-9t
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BOR SALE-One 16-H p horizontal steam
engine; enc 10Th. D. upright and one an. o.
upright fzs5. SO IS. respectively. ia good
running order: thrown out on account Of
motor installation. Junk men. don't answer
ts=ss- Cor. 18th and V sts. NV mh5-7t
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FOR SALE-Tuberculan tested milk dellv-
cred twice daily; Sc per quart. Address BOX
l8s. Times ONCE. mh5-7t
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. face and scs1p.
Swedish movements physical culture. mani
Ce44AE ana cAlEoI'14!- Appointments out
Open sundays. sec0nG-noCr front. wal. ~
5l5 18TH st. nv. 900 az
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FOR SALE-Parlor suite. hat rgck side
board, sewing machine. bedroom set. clock
Two tables. $50 ID 81. mh5-st
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PRIVATE LESSONS in mathematics
sciences, languages music; university grad
uate: twenty years experience; literary
work revised. PROF. J.. Station G. BOX
2513, city. ss2s-Sot
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5000 COPIES Of Merry Widow Waltz and "A
Waltz Dream at 10 cents per copy; also full
line OF Century, Mckinley and National music
an 10 ceEEs per copy 1900 different COM
positions 20 select from. See our music bar
gain counters.
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STORAGE.

FIREPRoOF STORAGE.
Separate locked rooms. from 81 month up.
Expert handlers. EstiI ates furnished.
MERCHANTS TRAN SFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY.
sZo-s22 Z NV. PHONE NJ. ess.
f.g
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THREE nicHsl show cases; cheap 2ss
18th place ne. mh4-8t
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BARBER-Good, FOR Saturday work; s.. so
guaranteed. I04 II 81. NV. II
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FOR SALE-5o. 600 hrst-csass building bricks
81 per ]. 600. Rear 80 81 81. NV. mh5-4t
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FOR SALE-POol room. three tables. estab-
hshed fourteen years. owner leaving city.
SO AZ 81. sW. mh5gt
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HANDSOME reversible rugs made from old
worn carpet: drop postal. ECLIPSE RUG
WEAVING co. = 9Th ne. feIs-s0t
SAVE your old carpets; rugs woven from
old carpets: the only weaving factory OF its
kind in the city. WASHINGTON RUG CO
s2l 5th ST. NV. Phone Main 4325. ja7-sOt
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THIRTEEN Cornish indian game chickens
cheap aSlS ST. NV. mh4-3t
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FOR SALE-Roomiug house. fulls fine loea-
tion; cheap rent. 500. BOX 2s5. Times once.
mh5-3t
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WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c a Iosd
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. as 900 423
10th st. NV. Phone Main 1928 defS-g0t
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HUGO woRcH. no C.

BLOCK WOOD. retail ana wholesale: very
cheap. IA T. 81. &c. fs6-s0t
The Washington herald., 1908-01-11
Points Brought Out.

Judge Lewis decision upset the admins
traton's line Of prosecution completely.
Three points brought out in this decision
were as follows:
Fifst-A final entry IS not necessarily
accompanied by oath to answer the re-
quirements OF law
Second-No conspiracy is 10 be regarded
as conspiracy within the meaning OF the
law unless IL can be shown that the
principals conspired together prior to the
entry or entries OF land.
Thrd-The application OF the statute Of
limitations is to be determined by count
ing the time from the first overt act and
not from the time when the conspiracy
or intention TO violate the law was formed.
The first point, the one relating to the
making Of oath upon final entry, has
already been passed upon in the last
few days by the decision Of the Supreme
Court of the United States in the case
OF former Representative Williamson. Of
Oregon This decision upholds the view
expressed only a few days before by
Judge Lewis. Of Colorado.
II VIII certainly have a seriously ad-
verse effect upon the governments prose-
cution Of alleged land thieves and other
persons concerned, either as principals or
accessories, IN violating the land laws.
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RIO WELCOMES THE FLEET.
Admiral Evans ships Due to Arrive
in Brazilian Capital To-day.

Rio Janelro, Jan. 10-The official and
final programme for the entertainment Of
the officers of the American battle ship
fleet under Rear Admiral Evans. which is
due here tomorrow, was made known to-
day. II has been approved by Irving B.
Dudley, the American Ambassador. and is
as follows:
January l2-Ofieers Of the feet will visit the
minister Of foreign affairs. Baron de Rio Branco
January l3-Visit to DIR. Penna, president Of the
republic az PetropOis; in the evening a banquet at
the American embassy al Petropolis
January l4-BJeakfsst given by the minister Of
marine. Admiral Alencar. ON Mount Corcoyado
January l5-Breakfast given by the President Of
the republic at PetTopolis and a garden party at
tie American embassy.
January l6--Fete BY the American colony at Flu
IMMENSE Park.
January l7-Picuic given By the minister Of ma
Tfne in the Botanic Garders
January ls-Banquet given bv the minister Of for
eign affairs in the Monroe palace
January l9-Picnic given by the Brazilian navy at
Tiiuca Park
On January % there probably will be a reception
on board some Of the American battleships
The feet Is scheduled to leave January o.
The ViscOunt Moraes. a wealthy ship
owner, has rendered the use Of the grand
pavilion, which is situated at the edge Of
the bay. for the comfort and convenience
of the American sailors and marines. The
mayor will cause to be installed at the pa
vilion also, every accommodation for the
American newspaper men accompanying
the fleet Reading room, writing tables,
and refreshments will be provided for the
American sailors and marines from the
feet
The German cruiser. Bremen, is here 10
add TO the welcome, and the American col
lier AbaTenda has been here since jan
uary awaiting the arrival Of the fleet
Capt. Delehoff, Of the Russian navy,
who commanded the cruiser Gremodoi
during the Russo-Japanese war, has come
to Rio JaneIro for the express purpose OF
witnesses the arrival of the American
battle ships.
News comes from Pernambuco that
when the American feet passed there at
noon Wednesday, bound south, fifteen
battle ships could be distinguished from
the shore. They were, however, barely
discernible,