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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

304 Third street southeast-FfllmoTe
Beau and Harry s. WEIGH, trustees, to
Ross W. and Harriet A. RyOn, lot Is,
square 791; S, 800
22&9 and 2241 Cleveland place-SaTah R
Hallam 10 Mellen p Knight, lots 147
and las. square 21: SO.
1872 Eighteenth street northwest-Al-
dis B. Browne, trustee, 10 Dennis
Brown, lot 126 square 1873, 81 400
Z street northwest between Fifth and
Sixth stTeetS-PeaTl A. Reb ct viT, Ru-
dOlph H, 10 Marie Jueger, part original
lot 3, square 4SS; SO.
Willard street northwest, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
Samuel w. Tucker, jr., ct TX. to Agnes
Wacksmuth, lot 900, square ISL; so.
924 French street nOrthwest-Helen !.
Mclean Kimbau TO Virginia Thomas,
lot g. square $685. SO.
Instrumentation 3. jameson ct al.
10 Ethel NJ. and Ruth T. Hendershott,
part; SO Same TO J. Paul Jameson and
May jameson, parts S,449.l2
Tenth street northwest, between \
al, trustees, TO Ella z. SimOnds, part
lots q and -, square 367; 5000
KenilwoTth-Allen w. Mallory ct al
trustees. TO Mary '. Padgett, lot 81,
$50 Third street southeast-Thomas J.
Davis, trustee to Margaret Q. Bradley,
lot 10, square 100; $3.50. Margaret Q.
Bradley ct vir, Charles f, TO Cora
4OI x street northwest-JOseph FOller
ct al. 10 Jerry J. DUgan, part original
lot / square 515; SO
Eighth street northeast between East
Capitol and A streets-John Cook ct ux-
TO Rebecca and George Cook. part orig
inal lot Z, square $40, $40
BavIev's Purchase-TIarriet A Mills
to Warner StutleT, part lot IS. SO.
Ingleside-Sadie I. BreUninger ct ux
TO Harry NJ Ellis, part lot 90. block
I3. SO. Harry n. Ellis conveys same
property to Lewis Z. Breuninger, SO.
Burrville-D. H Roland Drury to
Frank T. Rawlings, lots II to 10, block
., lots 30 and SO, block 8; lots 1 TO D.
block 4; lets II TO 16, block 6; section
3, $40.
Squares 81, 5G6, and 567-DeDnis J.
O'Connor ct al. to John O'COnnor, lot
Il. square 81; lot 80. square 566, and
lot 80, square 567, SO.
1917 Vermont avenue northwest-JOhn
H. Nolan ct ux. to Earnest H. Merrick,
lot K, square 245, SO.
Kalorama Heights-Charles o. Rice 10
Walker R. Tuckerman, lot IS. block s.,
$500.
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BACON'S SON CLASSED
ASPRONISING OARSHAN

BOSTON. Feb 13.--Again q son Of
Assistant Secretary Bacon has been
nonored by the Harvard Athletic AssO-
citation. Elliott BacOn's name appears
III the Harvard Crimson as ono Of the
promising candidates" for this year s
Harvard crew. All the Bacon boys have
rowed before and the father was him
self a prominent Oarsman when stu
dent here
The Crimson gives Bacon's addresses
as Westbury, L. l., n Y, and l30l Six
teenth street, Washington, D. c,
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PLAN
TO OVERFLOW JAILS
English Declare They viii
Continue to Storm Homes
of Public Men.

LONDON, Feb. 13.-Leader5 among the
sunragettes, who have created so many
disturbances recently in their campaign
for the ballot. declare today that they
viii soon have London's jails filled to
overhOwing with martyrs TO heir
cause.
They will never cease their demands
until granted the right 70 vote, they
say; will continue 70 so 10 prison rather
than to recognize mammals laws by
paying fines, and propose TO continue
hurting their stoTming parJies against
the house Of commons, and the resi-
dences Of public men until so many OF
their numbers will be in the hands OF
the authorities that there will be no
more places in which to lock them uU.
Forty Of the fOrty-tWO women arrest
ed in the raid on the house of commons
began their thirty days sentence to
day The othSE two are denounced as
traitors for paying their fines, and VIII
probably be excluded from further &C
tive participation in the suffrage move-
melt
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STEAMBOATS, RUN ON TIME
THROUGH COLD AND ICE

The severe weather of the winter has
IN no way interfered with the saiIings
Of the Norfolk and Washington Steam
boat COmpany's vessels. They are run
ming on their regular schedule. Steam
ers leave Seventh street wharf daily at
$50 r. m, arriving at Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk early in the morning.
The sTatGrOOms are models Of comfort
and convenience. Special attention Is
paid the dining service.
Norfolk and Washington boats make
daily connections at Norfolk with
steamers for New York and Boston.
and also train connections for all the
Southern winter resorts. CITY offices
are located at the wharf and at I65
Fourteenth street. first floor OF the Col
oTadO building
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SALVATION WORTH $4,000,
ESTIMATE OF REJECTED MAN

TOPEKA. Kan, Feb. 13-Martin Berg
man considers a souls salvation worth
5000, and has brought suit against the
Rev. H c. Senne because the pastor re-
fused 10 accept him as q member Of his
church
In his petition Bergman asserts he is
a firm believer in the doctrines and
cTeeds OF the church: that il is neces-
Sary TO his salvation and peace: that
he be received in and treated as 4
member Of the church.
The pastor refused to accept Berg
man on the ground that he had con-
Quoted himself so as 10 be unworthy OF
recognition as a member of the church.
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

ENFORCED lRESTORING) CIRCULATION
possesses all the merits OF MASSAGE
SWEDISH MOVEMENTS, OSTEOPATHY.
CHIROPRACTICS, ELECTRICITY, ALL
PHYSICAL ana MECHANICAL means OF
restoring the circulation, as a remedial agent
and Il has the enhanced value Of deternfn-
Ing the quantity Of the blood TO or from any
part Of the body at the viii OF the operator
Ii cures by bringing the blood to the dis
eased. parts. enabling NATURE TO CURE
BACK TO NATURE. by HELPING Ma
TURE. Il CURES Locomotor-Ataxia, Rheu-
lnaIism, Paralysis, Brights Disease and
those other inCurable ailments that battle the
skin Of your physician. Everybody is invited
to call and learn how easy il IS for you to
regain your health Consultation free; LADY
assistant. PROF. H y. d. PARKER. 1924
New YORK Ave. y. ", Hours ~ 70 .. sun
DAYS % to l. fe6-tf
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG's eth ana K a..
s, KAHN, SONS g. CO.. Eth and Markell snara
GREENS CAPITAL A y V IL u 1917 =
AGENCY. l146 18th St NV.
". &. AcNULTY, Cigar store, 18Th and p m,
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton =
Nelson, PropTietorsi corner RHODE IsIarI
ave, lst and 7 SIS. NV
ROBERT T PETZOLD. The Harvard Pb.--
macy, 18th and Harvard sts. NV.
". a. DARLING, cor. 18th and Il sts m
J. FRENCH SIMPSON cor. 9Th at Rboss
Island ave. and i ST. nv.
z 7. BUTTS PHARIACE. 9Th 81 and
Mass ave. NV.
CBAs- C. HORNUNg, Chr!stIang Phs--,.-
sw., cor 9Th and II SITS. NV
and North Capitol street. ~'S
R. A. NEITCH, 20tA and II SITS NV
QUIGLEI' 5 PHARMACY 2Ist aad = go -
s n WAGNER 4 CO, LIST and 81 ETs Nv ~
L 7. TAJLOE, cor 5Lh and Z sic ~ F-
NICHOLS PHARMACY 18Th & ia -
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. nth ana Pr = y
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KILLS SELF AT HOSPITAL.

CHICAGO. Feb. 13.-Standing alone in
the examining ward of the county hos
pitaI. William Andrews. formerly of
Sioux City. Iowa, stabbed himself last
night with a pair Of physicians scis-
sOrs.
He died while he was struggling with
a doctor and a nurse, who were at
tempting 10 wrest them from his hand.
He was identified by letters and a Bible
in his pocket.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c.
February Z 1903 At l o-Cl0CL p m on SAT-
urday. February 10 1893, the ish wharf rlghts
and privileges viii be sold at public auction on
3 street. between 9TH and 9Th streets north
west IN front Of the fish stalls Of the Wash
inzton Market. for the term Of one year from
March 1st. 1908 For further information as
to terms Of sale. etc. apply at the Once
OF the SealeT Of Weights and Measures. 45s
Louisiana avenue northwest. HENRY 3
F. MCFARLAND, HENRY L WEST, JAY
J. MORROW, Commissioners, D. c.
fe3-IOt-sxSu
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

AN EXPERIENCED lady that has woyked
for the best firms of Paris viii take oFders
10 make dresses and fancy tailoring at mod
crate prices; spring models Tt ady for your
inspection. FRANCOIS BRADEB, 1903 eth
ST. NV fe13 Is
TYPEWRITING done promptly. 50 New
York ave NV IT
BY NEAT coIored woman, place. work morn
inEs. evenings. cleaning Office or apartment
rooms: t years at last place. 926 L ST NV.
fe12-2t
LADY with 10 years experience in suit de-
par--aent now in charge OF department
wouls like to make a change. Address BOX
90. Times office. fe12-2t
WOMAN wants days work. 4l4 2lst ST NV.
fel2-3t
EVENING WORK ONLY by tidy intelligent
coIored girl (2D; also work by laundress
and kitchen maid, hrst-class. EUREKA. 10lI
New York ave. 1el1-3t
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Ell ECTRICIAN and Engineer. masters L.
cense, wants position. strictly temperate and
reliable. Address ELEC1 RICIAN, 4l2 H St
nv. feI2-2t
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Wasbf1v-
ton, d c. February s, 1905 Sealed pro
posaIs will be received at this Office until ~,
o'clock p. m, February -. 1905, for ftIrDfsl7
ing the District Government with terra coffs
seyve- pipe. Specifications. blank f,lrr7s -
proposal. and all necessary information ma.
be obtained at the office OF the Pron.srrJy,
clerk. d c.. District Building. HFNPy =
r, MCFARLAND. HENRY /. WEST. LAY
]. MORROW, Commissioners. D. G
TaC- Il IS,
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DENTISTRY.

Office Hours, 80 to $50.
DRS. 0. W. q ". J. ELZEY. DENTISTS
S. ". Cor. 10th and + SITS. \. W.
Specialists in Painless Extracting Gold
Crown and Bridge Work, Eiilings. and Plates
that fit. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Moderate prices. Phone n 4252
fe12-tf
NO PAIN. NO HIGH PRICES.
PAINLESS MOTLEY
WashingtOn's Original Painless Dentist
Set Of teeth, S.. Gold crowns and Bridge
work, So TO s.. Filings. SOC up. GIL 9TH st NV.
ja2S-tf
CUT RATE DENTISTRY.
$40 Set of Teeth. Gold Crowns ana Bridgevork
81. Filings. SOC Painless Extraction Free
L. S. Army and Navy Dental Association
DR.. D. HARRY MORAN, MGR
$50 F ST. n. W. CORNER OF 7TH.
iy1S-tf
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
one CENT A WORD For

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements for less than three Insertions.
II inserted for three OF more consecutive
days. one cent word for each insertion.
These rates do not apply 10 Personals
Advertisements VIII be accepted at any nj
the following branch offices at regular ofHcr
rates. II Il Is tnCOnYenient TO leave advertise
ments at either branch Office or The Tines
Business Once. they may DO telsphoned lirscF
to Ths Times tMalu 5250), aud q messenger
VIII call 70 collect without additional chargs
70 tbs advertiser.
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GRINDING AND POLISHING.

BARRIERS, tailors, etc. can have their scfs-
sors and knives shaTpened at sos 10th ST NV /.
special attention 10 hotels and restaurants.
work guaranteed; second floor. de19-th-Iyr
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PAPERHANGING.

TELEPHONE Lincoln 1892 or write postal
for free wall paper samples and estimates
on paperhangtng and painting; established
eleven years. legal guarantee covers our
work. VIM. V. MAHONEY. 500 PenusyIva-
MIA ave. Sc. fell-3t
ALL WORK greatly reduced for next thirty
days; large stock. HUNT. sl4 New York
ave. Main 2647. ta22-sOt
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+ OK SALL-Elye piece parlOr set. $3.50: oak
bedroom set, Sss No. 7 cook stove. s. z5- -
extension table. 1850. iron bed and spring
$3.50 oak sidsD0ard. $3.50, oak bed, 81 55- l5t
II ST. ne. 80 =
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NORTHEAST.

NORTHEAST
LADDON PHARMACY. 700 Florida AZ.
CHAS- H BLBAER. N Cap. ana p - -
AoCHESNEE & JOACHIM. cor. II Fni u 70 10
AcCHESNEY * JOACHIM. sth and = ~. -.
SOUTHEAST.
A. Z. POWELL. 4th AID East Cs,Ft,y
ROACH DRUG CO.. ttn and G SIS se-
n. 5. b1AL4s NV or. 1lth and Pa av.
SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 9Th and B strests-
GEORGETOWN.
3. P. WELLER, Pharmacy. s5s4 II 81 M.
ANACOsTIA-
BURY's PHARMACY, corner aTo1r,. s-s
Jefferson SITS.
BROOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR h F. LUERSsEN Drug stora
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
r. L CARNE & CO.. 7oa King St
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
BONBON DIPPER- Experienced. ApnIy at
once. HJ1LEFs, cor. j. ana 18th fel3-3t
BUTTON-HOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to
work on vests Call at once. 800 7th ST. NV.
Room z. fal3-2t
COAT NAKER-Experionced also -cI5-z
waist trimmer at once. 1928 r 81. NV.
fe1S-3t
COOK-For general homework; one that viii
stay at night $50 Eve ST. fe13-3t
COOK-Good plain cooking. neat coIored set
tied woman. sl2 II ST. NV It
FIRST-CLASS millinery trimmer; also as
sistant trimmer Bon GIL. Times Office
fel3-3t
GIRL-Neat, for general houseworI1. good
cook. 1913 18th St NV. 1t
GIRL-White for housework: good home 70
right party lob l4th ST feI3-st
GIRLS-Two white. plain cook. chambermaiF.
also colored girls Inquire EXCHANGE,
GIRI-Neat, white, for general heusewo-I[.
no washing, good wages if satisfactory luO
Harvard ST feI9-2t
GIRL In photograph studio. $50 PenusvI-
vania ave. Apply from TO D. m, Thurs
day and Friday. It
GIRL for general houseW0rk; good wages
1905 l4th St It
GIRL-Neat for homework, Apply So 51h
81. NV It
GIRL for genera. houseworlz. III5 New York
ave. NV. 1t
GIRL for general houseWork- 80 I556 st
NV feI2-St
HOUSEWORKER- General; family NJ p
stay at nights. 1923 Holmead place NV. be-
tween 18th and 14th SITS, above Park road.
fel2-2t
HCI-SENIA General, in apartment. good
wages: best references required AnnI-
Apartment "A, THE CHAMPLAIN, 1924 k
st. fel2-gt
MILIINER PREPARER- Experienced and
apprentice. Apply at once 20 s04 18th st NV
fef2-2t
NURSE-Good, white, reliable. experienced
for child 1 year old, none without best ref
erences need apply Address l7o9 Massachu-
sets fel1-sf
PREPARERS and apprentices for millinery
also stock girls for millinery. FLEMING.
1917 II ST. nv. fef2-2t
SALESLA Thoroughly experienced in Ia
dies department; permanent position and
good salary only those that have had ex-
perience need apply. Address BOX 20. Times
office. feI2-3t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75e a Ioas
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. zIg-4al-195
10th st. NV Phone Main 1873. deiS-eof
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

BY COMPETENT coIored man. place as
driver and repairer OF automobiles 1917 p
-, It
BOOKKEEPER- Experienced D. z, desires
position. Address BOX 81. Times Office.
fel2-5t
BY C&-ORED man, place as Waterman,
1auitOr or fireman 2IIs Virginia ave. nW.
feI2-2t
NAN-YounE, as a hotel clerk or cashier.
BOX 90. Times Office felZgt
HIGH GRADE Etenographer and private
secretary wants chance 20 make good rail-
road and general business experience. ex-
perieuced newspaper man. thoroughly under
stands advertising and Office methods. Adj
dress BOX % Times Office fel2-tF
TAILOR and experienced cutter; reasonable
salary Address BOX 6s, Tires once.
feI2-st
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HELP wANTED-MaIe and Female.

WAITERS-Three Colored, 81; German wo-
man, cook IS; typewriter and boOkkeeper
lady, s. luncI man, SO. STAR EXCHANGE,
z81 Sta b. II
GOOD CANN'ASSERS; women or men. Ap-
ply 40I Munsey building. feI1-3t
WOULD YOU like to increase your income
Without interfering with your present 0ccu-
lationZ leither ladies OF gentlemen. You can
do so by assisting in the sale Of choice real
estate sold on easy terms. il will pay YOU to
write for full particulars. Address BOX
81 1924 Monroe st NV. feS-7t
WE TEACH Pitman. Graham. Gregg, Barnes,
and the Syllable systems. 70 to 100 words per
minute in I50 hours guaranteed. Positions
provided for our pupils. Catalogue free.
STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Colorado Bldg.
noZg-tf
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MUSIC.

Mr.. NORMAN ESPUTA DAILY. teacher OF
piano. Mrs. MabIe Montgomery Riley, teacher
OF violin associate teachers Of Esputa DaIv's
School OF Music engagements solicited for
teas, weddings, etc. Apply MADAM J. ES-
PUTA DAILY. 1l2S F ST. ne. Lincoln 400 n
fe9-s0t
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FOR sALE-THE BIGGEST PIANO BAR
GAINS or TIE YEAR ARE OFFERED
kERE NOW. a number OF high-grade ussI
uPFignts are priced at q fraction their worth
Tor quick clearance For instance, CHECKER
ing, 500 Stien, $40: KnaDe. $50; StIsh.
$50; StelnWay, $780, stsn, $50. Easy pay
ments. chiekeriag Squares, $50
O. J. DeMOLL * Co. Izsl @ ST y "
fell-tf W.
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DIAMONDS and 1cWelry 81 per week. viii
call 10 your home with samples Il. 4.
sEABRIDGE. BOX 81. Times Once
fell g. 4
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR sALE-Chsap, nearly new Aburnsr gas
radiator. FLAT 10 I7I7 7 e. uw fef5-3t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

SKIRT HANDS-First-class must be able 70
make complete skirt; none others need Ap-
ply SCI 18th ST NV IeI9-ll
wAITRESSE s-Appiy Friday a. m
CROWN LUNCH ROOM. so 18th St NV
WAITRESS -CoIored. 40 G st. nw.s HOME
CAFE. fels-sJ
WOMEN-Tvo. general housework: no cook
ing; other nurse. 2020 r st. NV IT Z
WOMEN who have experience in pressing
ladies' garmsntsi steady work ana hlgh
wages FRENCH DRY CLEANING COM
f'ANY, us 18th st. NV. felS-Sl
VOMAN-Colored, 10 cook. wash, and iron
124S 10th ST. nv. TelZ-2t
WHITE GIRL for Homework; no washing;
stay nights, 623 South Carolina ave. Sc
fs125t
YOUNG LADY-Bright. who has had some
experience te-Ching, to learn shorthand with
view TO teaching in a business College Ad-
dress Box Is. Times office felS-St
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AUTOMOBILES.
DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.
RUG WEAVING.

HANDSOME reversible rugs made from old
worn carpet; drop postal. ECLIPSE RUG
WEAVING co. - stn ST ne feIS-31t
SAVE your old carpets. rugs woven from
Old carpets. the only weaving factory OF It's
kind in the city. WASHINGTON RUG CO,
ISL 9TH ST. NV. Phone Main 4325. ja7-S0t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DAIRY LUNCH: business section: give-away
az $500; rent, $50; eleven rooms; weekly b1si-
ness, $50: same owner nine years; sickness
lSTsKV YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, siI F.
FaT2-
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FOR sALE-F1ne chestnut cob suitable
for iady's OF geHtleman's use. 5l1 18Th 81 nv
fafg-gr
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LADDON PHARMACY. 100 Florida az. -.
CHAS. H BLGAER. N Cap. ana p 80, -
AIoCaEsNEK & JOACHIM. cor. Il Gni ID 80
kRAUS PHARMACY. 9Th and x -
AcCHESNEY & JOACHIM. sth and = stu -.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

RkRBERs-Two. at once. Apply Sc C .t. my.
felz-2t
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FREE Liberal sample ConEs's Laying
Tonic and Valuable Poultry Beck II Won
call BY mail cents SOUTHERN POUL-
TRY SUPPLY CO., 500 Il ST NV. dels-s0t
GOOD quality Opaque shades sc: best quality
Oil opaque shades soc, hung free, viii cal
with samples. kLEEBLATT'S 18th and II
sts. ne. ocl7-tf
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

G ST. Ne, s11-For rent. unfurnlshed
rooms on ID floor for light housekeeping
heat and gas: bath on same floor. fe13-2t
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WAITRESS Es-Appiy Friday a. m.
CROWN LUNCH ROOM. SO 18th st. NV,
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

n ST NV, SZI-For gentlemen; warm, com
Portable ROOM good board convenient 20
cars fsIg-.f
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BABY PHOTOGRAPHS.

SWEET SINGING Canaries. fine talking pay
rots. monkeys, thoroUg hbred dogs, beautiful
trained AnEOra goats. gold dsn. LEES
BIRD STORE zl3 1lth st. NV. felI-tf
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HOT TALK ON ROADS
,xywr.v MEETING OF THE MOBILE
Ia COMMISSIONERS
- ,sremIdent Bauer Starts an
''eRoT Tnteresting Debate--Mr. hn-
ran says Bedy 10 Clever ~
nj Spending.

s,,. Van aO.-(Special.l- There
as an interesting meeting on e
poard Of Revenue and hoao I'm. 49, :
5 e,.s TODAY. trouble arising over the
Tenort Of President John T. Bauer ioi
the year. A,san4 nalled at
tantion N the roads and the repair y
49,, He had talked about the use
- ebert and Stag and told how e.!VO
Sa.t ~ roadway had been laid with TINS
.eetarial al a cost Of $500. The great
a~nersa attached to this process OF
road building, the President had sald
IN his report, was the freight on .ne
material which had cost the County 40
1870. oaa .hars
was a discussion of road building.
Mr.. Hagan Led off. He declared there
were more shell roads in the county
than the county could FIX because tney
could not get enough shells.
A three eornered discussion followed
between Messrs Hegan, Cowley and
Andrews. Mr.. Hagan declared that~he
had heard a lot of absurd talk.
Mr.. Cowley suggested that what the
Board needed was a new system and
an auditor, to which Mr.. Hagan retort-
ed that 1t had needed this for the last
forty years. 1t was clever at spending
moneq, he said. but slow at results.
The President here interposed ana
brought up the bond issue matter.
In his report the President recon-
mended that there should b sinking
fuAd provided for OF at least $4,000
per annum, to run for the term OF the
entire bond issue He called attention
10 the fact that there will be due on
February /. 1903. $4,000 at the rate of
8 per cent; that the county has on DE-
posit a sinking fund Of nearly 100000
in CASH, which is drawing interest at
-the rate of 2 per cent. He also spoke
Of the loss to the County through the
recent act OF the Legislature in put
ting the liquor licenses out of business
and said the Board ought to take some
action looking toward the raising OF
this money in some other way.
Several minor matters came before
the attention Of the Board before 1t
adjourned.