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The Florida star., 1908-07-24

Hon. James E. Alexander, of De-
Land, was in town Tuesday and paid
The STAR Office very pleasant call.
1t is very well known that our Vo-
lusia county friend is very close to
Governor Broward, and in reply to
our query as to the proposed call for
an extra session of the legislature as
mentioned in the Jacksonville Me-
tropolis a few days ago, we are pleas
ed to quote Mr.. Alexander as saying
there will be no extra session. Mr..
Alexander is a candidate for speaker
of the house in the next legislature
and has assurances of large support.
He says there is no question but that
Hon. F. NJ. Hudson, of Dade, will be
the next president of the senate
Jeems Alex has just returned from
the Denver convention, where he was
the leader of the Florida delegation
that helped nominate w. J. Bryan.
The Florida star., 1908-07-24
Has Set the People to Thinking

We learn that the article published
in THE STAR last week under the
heading of How the Deed Reads"
has set good many of the down riv-
er people to thinking'Seriously if it is
best for them to favor change of
the county site?
In the event that a change is order
ed and the vaults and cells are to be
moved, there is every probability of
injunction proceedings on the part of
the Titus heirs 1.-TWO lawyers in the
family which would throw the coun-
ty to an expense of a 81. 900 or more
for attorneys fees and perhaps two
years time to secure the decisions Of
the circuit and supreme courts of the
state. Granting in the end that the
county would win, there would be an
expense of several thousand dOllars
taking these cells and vaults down
and moving them. A donated size
and So, 900 would not more than meet
this actual expense. Add to this the
cost of a so, 600 Jail, a Sl5, 900 court
house and we can see at a glance
where the taxes would pile up for
yearS to come. The present court
house is in good shape, the clerk OF
flee one of the best in any of the
smaller counties OF the state and the
present Jail can be made as good as
new without any increase Of taxation.
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Notice of Special Election

A petition signed by one third pf tr, -,. ..
tered voters ot Brevard county Florida rrtr.
ing for A change Uf the iwatiuu uf fh, r,.f..
site, having been presented at thr -.-. .
July meeting of the board uf county comm -.
siOners. IL Is ordered that au election ns f.
al the several precincts ia Brrvard .rnr..
Florida. on "Wednesday. August lHth Is~
the location OF such county site
The election will he conducted iu '.....-.,
manner prescribed by .aW iur hu.iluc -,r,..
elections lu This state. yArtpt f..... r-..
of such election shall be- made ru tr. ...r..
commissioners. uT o. the DicTk ti,rru. .tfI ...
said board will. uH the NTH iar H.-.- -..
election publicly canvass tur ,a-,. t.. ...
place receiving majority ot thr ..f....
votes cast shall 1c the county -it. uf Er..
county for ten yeara.
Voters participating 90 said ,..,tI.r ..
be- registered aud have the same qla.Ir..-
aud prerequisites 10 voting .,, DOB s,u.... ..
tIOus
At said election the ballot u-,d .... ....
PLAIN white piece rt papyf ltsIus s.....
printed uu one side thereof
------ Against removal Ut county -r. .-..
tusville
------F"r removal uf county ste. ..
The following iu~pr,tui- t.I ......
tion arr hereby appointed 20. .......
election iu their RESPECTIVE, u.r..u.--
Precinct No. l-l-ttaiu-,
+ l.. kylrr Henry 'ari.. H-t..-...
Gardiner. clerk
Precinct No Tu-...e
J.: J.: W Hale. W B. Flt.l .-.....
Wilson. clerk
Precinct ~ 3.Cty r..
" sharpe j. % Halter n-..
lryuer clerk
Precinct W .E.,kI...s.
T.. t.. J"hH-"u. } VI SANDER. ..-...
Fisher. clerk
Precinct VI. .5-E,u tia... pa
I |s.r. H.I.
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Letter from ]. u. Crabb
Lake City, Fla, July 2l, 10,

Lake City, Fla, July 2l, 1908.
Editor oF The FLORIDA STAR.
have just returned from a two
weeks visit in South Carolina, where
| spent my happy boyhood days, Tin
Marlborough and Marion countieS)
meeting many old friends and rela-
tionS. In these counties will be found
the finest farms and the most modern
ideas in farming to be found in the
CarolinaS. The weather was very
hot up there and especially around
Columbia. told them was in Il
hurv to get back to Florida where
il was no, 50 rot.
About moving he court house T.
Cocoa. In my opinion it would be
an exceedingly unwiSa move. Grant
ing tine good people ot Cocoa and the
lower end of the county that Brcvard
county is aigooi prosperous county.
since the division Of the county. max
ing st. Lucie county, this division
took a slice off the .oWcr end thereby
alternating the great kick that il was
too far to 80 to TituSyile, but the
division now brings TituSville geo
graphically nearer the center of the
county.
Does Cocoa propose To donate and
make a free gift of the necessary
public buildings 20 the county?
| think the voters of the lower end
of the county will do well to to stop
and deliberate. Yours truly.
}. ID. CRABB.
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Notice

At meeting of the board of coun-
ty commissioners in and for Brevard
county, Florida, held July 9th, 7th
and Sth, 1908, the valuations as fixed
by the tax assessor on the following
described real estate were increased
as follows:
Unknown Ne of NJ of William
Garvin grant, section 81, township
20 S., range "a and 35 E., acres 500.
Raised from 81, 900 to 81 800.
Unknown 81 of NJ of William Gar
vim grant, section 81, township 20 S.,
ranges "a and 80 E., acres 500. Rails
ed from 81 900 to 81 800.
j. S. SnOwden, Sd of NJ of NW4
(leSs pa. as Des. in deed book f, page
1851 and strip SO ft. wide on N. side
Of SW4 of NW4, as DeS. in deed book
w. W., page 80, section 6. township
22 s., range 30 h., acres 40. Raised
from 5000 to $3.50.
c. w. GriggS, personal, raised from
so to $40.
J. L. Crawford, part of lot | and
part of NJ of NE4, as Des. in deed
book Y, page 81 and NJ. NJ. page ~.
section -, township "a S, range 30
rE., acres 52. Raised from $1,000 To
s., 800.
c. II. Peacock, part of lot 3. as
DeS. in deed book Xxx, page ll2. sec
ton -. township ~. range. 80 f..
acres -. Raised from 800 70 $500.
DuniS Sawyer. part of SCI OF SEi
H. DeS in deed book G.. c.. page 1872.
section -. township u :. range 36
T.. acres : 40. Raised from Sl5O
- 5000.
J. Raford Carter. y. 35A. Of lot /
leXceDt "a, Is DeS. i'm deed book
q. O., page 1860 section y. township
2l :. range 36 f., acres 30. Raised
from 5000 to 5000.
John Cassidy. part Of lots , and 3.
a, described in deed book +. page,
y, and III. section p. township u
:. range 80 f., acrcs7. Raised from
5000 to S31D.
William Whitfield. lot (. section go
township p :. range 81 f.. acres II
Raised from $500 To 5000.
The board OF county commissioners
Will be in session on the first Monday
.ot August, 1905, at 2::3Oo'clock D. m
70 hear any reason that the owners
or agents Of the above described real
estate may desire to give whv the
valuations fixed by the board of
county commissioners shall be- chang.
ed.
Dated Titusville. Fla, JulyS, 1905
Go. ComrS'. SeaD
K. A. CONKLING.
Chairman OF the Board of County
commissioners. Brevard County
Florida.
Attest:
A. A. STEWART.
Clerk Of Board of County Commits.
SionerS.
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Eau GaIIie is a Candidate
From the Eau GaIlie Record.

From the Eau Gallie Record.
AS the county seat question is be-
fore the people and must be settled
we have aspirations of our own. Eau
Gallie is candidate in this race and
has great hopes of ultimate success.
These hopes are inspired by the
expressed good will of the people in
all parts of the county.
There is no longer any doubt as to
the intention of the people to place
the county buildings in the center of
the county and Eau Gallie is geo
graphically as near the center as they
can be located. Our natural advan.
tages, high grounds, the very best
harbor, deep water and an extra
healthful location, which taken in
connection with the above situation
must appeal to the voters of this
county. Eau Gallie is easy of access
to all the people. The railroad
offers every facility in coming and
going that it does at Titusville, and
much more than is given to our
neighbOring town, Cocoa.
The Banana river section which is
destined in the near future to be a
thickly populated section, has every
access to this place, it being situated
right at the mouth of the river.
All down river points should favor
this place because of its natural ad-
vantages in location and for its good
harbor, the same rule will apply to
Merritts island, for all those places
are tributaries to this point, their
people have business at the county
seat and most of them travel in their
own boats, if it is located here they
can leave their boats in the harbOr
and go about their business with the
assurance that their boats are per-
fectly safe.
Eau Gallie offers advantages in
more ways than one that no other
place can offer and full detailed ac-
count of these will be given in the
Record during the campaign.
The Florida star., 1908-07-24

A Republican contemporary calls
the predispOsition Of laboring men to
vote for Bryan black ingratitude to
Mr.. Roosevelt. 1t is not apparent
that Mr.. Roosevelt is a candidate,
and it is equally plain that the en-
ployers' association nominated the
Republican convention. The labor
ing man who expects that the Re-
publican party, if in power, will show
either fairness or favor needs enlight-
ment.
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Boys Life Saved

My little boy, four year, old. had ,,t...
attack of dyseutery. We had two phys. ..4l.-
both Of them gave him Up. We then gatr
him ChambeTlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhOea Remedy which cured him and h.Ii.-.
that saved his life.-Wiiliam h StrD.l.r
Carbon Hill, Ala. There is no douht bu- th -
remedy saves the lives OF many children 90, b.
year Give II with castor uIl iccrr.iIu- q. q .
plain print. ii directions and a cure b. r,rf...
For sale by Titusyille pharmacy
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Talk of an Extra Session Again

Governor Broward will call an ex-
ira session of the legislature. This
is the information furnished by the
Jacksonville Metropolis of last Sat-
urday, which says:
In utter disregard of public opin-
ion, Gov. Napoleon B. Broward, fac
ing certain political suicide if he does
so, is determined to call an extra ses-
sion of the legislature in order to
carry out some of his pet schemes
and incidentally to pass a law cor
recting primary evils and one to reg
ulate the saloons.
The Metropolis was informed
from a most authoritative source
that the governor will return from
Denver next week and will soon
thereafter issue his call for a special
session. The source from whence
the above comes leaves no doubt as
TO the governors intention, as it en-
anateS in positive statement made
hv Ur;tod C+o+o, Conoto, NI;I;on 80 -
oit;7or ,,ro,,,;non+ - pIor;Ja e.,
and who in turn gave the informa-
ton this morning to the Metropolis.
As Senator Milton is Governor
Pro,,.ord,, - ,,.I;t;,.I IN. -
gIo.;do ~. -. ;.s.,.;,i'l =, -
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80 "
|'i''' II II saul >-u'''et TIE H.lu'E
laws oI mat state, and some II ta'
provisions pleased him greatly. He
SAYS he can imnroya ,r rbs,, and y.ill
49,, .,,, -. ,......,......'.',. ,..,.
'''. l''''-'7' VI ~ !'''' an "'..>'
Ie"'ihg 'He next legislature u handle
the question Of state prohibition, a.
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Brother Oslin's arithmetic is bad.
If there were only 706 qualified reg.
istered voters why was the necessary
one-third to call the election placed
at 312?
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Valued Same as Gold

b. G. Stewart, a merchant Of CEDAR View.
Miss, says: Il tell my customers when they
buy box of DIR. Kings New Life Pills they
get the worth Of that much gold in weight. if
afflicted with constipation, malaria or bilious
ness Sold under guarantee at Banner Drug
Store. 25c.
The Florida star., 1908-07-24

Bishop Potter died Tuesday night a.
his summer home. Fernleigh y. Y. %.
the age of "a years.
The Florida star., 1908-07-24

'Dr Thomas Electric Oil is the best rene
dy for that often fatal disease-crOup. Has
been used with success in our family for eight
yeaIs-Mrs. L. Whitacre, Buffalo, y V
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SD ST NV, 4sG-Two large connecting
rooms; alcoye; "a floor furnished or unfur-
nIshed. II. r. SNYDER. auSs-5t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PAY the highest cash prices for ladies'
and gentlemeu's Cast-off wearing apparel
drop card; will call. G LIVINGSTON, lsl=
TIN st. NV, phone North 1904 iy2-Sot
WANTED-Furntture for cash: sell your
goods to the man who gives yOu the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD sth and X. jeff
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR CAST
on clothes. ladies' or ge.'tlemen's. Address
postal ! Will call promptly
MORRIS STEfN,
I245 It'll 81. NJ. ap3o-965t
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ANY intelligent person may earn good in
come corresponding for newspapers; expe-
rienCe unnecessary: no canVassingi send fun
particulars PRESS sYNDICA e. Box 98l
Lockport. y. 7 Jy26-su-I4t
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WINDOW CLEANING

CAN keep your windows clean cheaper.
quicker and easier than you can. I know
Cleaning Co. removed 10 I006 ~.
ay22-w, Il, Su-50t
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BRANCH OFFICES.

GOLDENBERG'S Tth and X sts. NV.
S. KAHN, SONS a. CO.. STA ana Market space
GREEN CAPITAL A ID l. x ! 1 ) = u
AGENCY, 1l45 18th 81. nv.
W E McNULTY, Cigar store l4th and + NV
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor 7th ST., Rhode
Island ave. and + 81. NV.
II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th st. and
Massachusetts, ave NV.
CHAS. e. HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy
sW. cor. It'll and n SITS. NV.
EANFORD'S PHARMACY, New YORK ave
and North Capitol street
r A. EEITCH, 2Ota and N SITS. NV.
OUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 2lst and g SITS NV.
S N WAGNER & CO, LIST and II sts. nv.
L q. TAYLOE, cor 9th and p SITS. nv,
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th and Pa.aVen
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, litn & Park road
MATTINGLX' ) PHARMACY, 14th and l.
r. d. HOWARD 14Jh and w
n Y. POTTIE, 1923 Brightwood ave.
NALTBY'S PHARMACY. 1851 Calvert St
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Advertisements will be aceepte

Advertisements viii be accepted nj
am o. the following branch 0Inces
af regular Office rates. Ii 1t is in
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be teie-
phOned direct to The Times (Main
$500, and messenger will call TO
collect without additional charge.
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sALooN-NaYy Yard old established. VIII
sell quick 5000 DUGAN, 6E La. ave nv.
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HERB SPECIALIST
InIrIs q 80

LOUIS & SONS,
Manufacturers Of a special line OF herb rene
dies which are guaranteed TO cure or relieve
the most obstinate diseases known to man
Kind more quickly than any other known
medicine 4 trial VIII convince the most
skeptieal 174s 7th st. NV. au2s-tf
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NoN-MEDICAL HEALING.

The Junod MethOd-CThs Vacuum)-of HYPE-
REMIA-RESTORINGT THE CIRCULATION
is the DRUGLESS and the BLOODLESs
CURE for that LAME BACK, RHEUMA-
TISM. ATAXIA, BRIGHPS DISEASE, and
those AILMENTS that interfere with the
free use OF the limbs. and make WALKING
IMPOSSIBLE. FOR FULL PARTICULARS
aEd FREE CONSULTATION see
PROF. Il \. y. PARKER
1924 New York Ave " w
Hours, 10 20 3. sundays. 10 to L
Lady Assistant.
Read Medical Healing next Saturday
and Sunday. Times. my25-tf
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IT. u 7 IIIIill 7 Ill = p -
CATERER for boarding house dining room
and kitchen: terms reasonable. BOX 3,
Times office II
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AN ENTERPRISING young man can
secure an evening and Sunday morning
newspaper route on very favorable
terms. Apply Circulation Manager.
THE WASHINGTON TIMES.
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GROCERY CLERK and meat cutter; first
| class. Apply OPPENHEIMER. sos 9Th st.
nv. au2S-3t
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HAIR GOODS.

LUTHER & ELwITZ. S0s 14th ST. NV, frst-
class hair goods Of all descriptions latest
Partisan and American styles; Marcel way
ing. shamp0olng. hair treatment.
aiils-su. ia, th-ss
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

STH ST. NV. 9Il-Tw0 single rooms on q
floor nicely furnished newly papered; ?
suite Of rooms % door; light housekeeping.
au30-3L
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wANrED-RooMS.

WANTED-Three or foDr-r5oms furnished
apartment with bath; housekeeping. Ad-
dress ROOM A, Y. n C.. A. II
WANTED-By young lady. suite OF parlor;
bedroom and private bath; furnished or IN
furnished Address BOX Is. Times Office.
AUST
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MEDICAL TREATMENT.
WE CURE you.

WE CURE YOU.
Chronic diseases OF men and women Nsz
treatment for rheumatism, cures every case.
consum ption. lung and throat diseases. nerv-
Gus disorders and female complaints. Every
case treated BY an eminent physician and
1urgeon- Specialist on all diseases. Exam
lnation and medicines free- Hours 10 a IA
to $50 p. IA.
NATIONAL MEDICAL OFFICES,
e23 18th st. n. ". Jez5-so5-ses
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HELP WAhTED-FEMALE.

CHEVY CHASE. Nd.
Z A. SONNEMAN.
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Pennsylvania AVE, wv, lT0-Large
convenient rooms with BATH etc; hotel con-
veniencess central AUST
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

NINE. CATHERINE. palmfst and card read
err tells everything you wish 70 know about
business and love affairs ga New York ave
Open from 10 20 Z. jsl6-u
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YOUNG LADY-Pleasant for studio, 10 as
sist Ia reception room and 10 pose Tor illus
tratiou- also ladies for good paving out
side work Won NAGLE'S PHOTO STUDIO
1910 q ST nv. au29-3t
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9Th ST. NE. i4-Four unfurnished rooms;
lst floor: side porch; large yard: $50,
srl1q-Tt
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TABLE BOARD.

EYE ST NV u5-The very best Of home
cooking ana table board 81 per month.
breakfast and dinner 312 per month; dinner
30c; large cool. clean dining room. very pri-
vate; corner residence. Il
2ND ST NV I1s-Go0d table board By the
week or month, convenient 10 all Govern
ment departments; meals sent out: give US
q trial. au80-1t
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IF YOU want a business that viii pay sev-
eral thousand dollars annually. start . mall
order business by our easy method anyone
anywhere can be successful NuLBTRN-
HICKS. Chicago. aus0-Zt
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GET A READING from Ar. Million II You
want information on any matter. He viii
tell you shat you wish to know. Readings.
sl.00. Hypnotism taught. 81 Eye ID ST NV.
Tel. Main 81 au24-tf
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

BRADFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY, Suite
"a Colorado building. I4th and c. Expert
Investigations, any cause. all sections
strictly confidential. Phone Main 2525. Night
call Columbia 1874 MORGAN BRADFORD,
JT., Principal. 1ez-sgt
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Three times within one week a cents
line; times. consecutively, 90 cents line
Minimum space, lines.
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EAST CAPITOL ST., 407-F5ur rooms and
bath: suitable for light housekeeping.
au29-8t
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FOR sALE-WardrObe sl150. cost $40: also
very handsome upright piano cheap; good
chance 10 save money. See HOPWOOD. SIN
and K au3o-st
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FOR SALE-F Furniture; the entire contents
of Groom fiat: save money. See HOP
WOOD Sth and X au39-3t
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MAN-Young, wants gentleman TO share room
ia new apartment northwest BOX y. Times
office. au50-7t
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ANACOSTIA
BURYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
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PALMISTS

NINE. WERNER can be seen at her ohse
SIS Sth ST. nv. UP 70 20 a. n. reading al
Ofices regular price at beach; 81 readings
SOC; soc readings. 25c: Chesapeake Beach on
boardwalk during day. my2t-sJ W-6Ot
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female.

WANTED-Severai persons OF wide acqualnt-
auCe TO sell stock OF newly incorporated
company ON commission. The company is
solid; the stock speaks f1r itself and is
bound 10 sell. Address =. e. 3l5 1lth st. Sc
WANTED-Afen OF women 20 do piece work
in tailor store. 1871 Nj ST. nv. su29-2t
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9Th ST. SW.. zls-Three or two unfuruished
rooms; SO or IS. two ladies; sight readers
Of music preferred; join inaugural chorus
au2g-2t
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snIrTHMEST.

Y HTGO FIsENBEISS. 7th and 3 streets,
MCDONALD. J. W, IA and L sI.
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GEORGETOWN.
+ P. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1884 n st. NV
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9Th ST NV. Io0E-Three desirable rooms; I'd
floor; ali cOnveniences; board or light house
keeping august
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

ALL BOYS NOT N9w SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF EN-
PIGMENT SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
THE TINES. au20-tf
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lsT ST. NV. 94-Four rooms unfurnished;
ant. auZ3-5I
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Hass b


one cent a word each insertion. Minimum
charge, u cents
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RETAIL LIQUOR license: II you are hunt
Ing FOR a snap come quick. DUGAS, 81
Louisiana ave au50-3t
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MASSACHUSETTS, AVE Ne 314-TWO
rooms for light housekeePEsi unfurnishedi
heat. gas and bath: ID floor front auZs-3t
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NnRTHEASr-

IADDON PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS II BLUMER. y. Cap. and r SITS. ne.
McCHESNEX & JOACHIM COZ. "a and Z SIS.
KRAUS' PHARMACY, cor. 6th and X SITS
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. 18th and r sts.ne'
BENZ T. LANHAM, 18th ara 4. Cap. 81.
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18TH ST. NV. lI05-Four-room housekeep-
ing fat. with light and heat $50. au2s-St
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BOOkKEEPER and typewriter. Apply to
300 NJ ST. NV au29-3t
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

FOR sALE-Latrobe looks like new; xl5s
cost $50, a good chance To save money. see
HOLLYWOOD Sth and X. aus0-st
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SOUTHEAST.

A E. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts.
Roach DRUG CO. Sth and G SITS. Sc.
a b BURROWS. 18th and Pa ave.
T. p WELLER, cor. stu and 1.
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BROOKLAND. D. c.
LINTON & NELSON.
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WANTED-AGENTS

OUR AGENTS are making money Do you
want 10 make money? II so call and see
US between 10 a. m. and II noon; our work
Is c0ngcniaI ana among refined people. j. j.
FABER K co, Baltic Bldg, COS F St, nv.
au29-3I
AGENTS-We manufacture so fast sellers;
no other firm handles them; big illustrated
catalogue of $50 agents speciaIties and sam
pies free PEASE MEG CO, Dept 3,
Buffalo n Y, aulb % 90. SEES
AGENTS WANTED-We have the best
photograph ticket ever sold In Washington
sells on sight GEO. DONALDSON. g-7 r
ST. NV ap59-2t
TRAVELLING salesman calling on retail
country trade to take a good selling side
line. dress goods. blankets. dannels Liberal
commission. PURNEIL DALE MILLS. Box
800. Philadelphia Pa Il
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MUSICAL.

CLARINET player would like 10 practice
with orchestra. band OF small company OF
musicians. Address BOX .. Times Office
aug1-2f
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wANrED-SALESMEK.

ANTED-SaIe smau In his own town to
handle branch business of. large manufactur-
ing company: opening new Helds fast selling
patent article no money needed; need is men
who can talk 10 women. men now making
$50, $50 up every week; no competition good
commissions live management. strong ad-
yertising, everything tried out, no gamble;
say what YOU have sold. SALES MANAGER.
10 Sycamore ST., Milwaukee, Wis. 1t
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ID Ne. 13-Five large rooms and private
bath. steam heat; half square from Library.
owner au-s-"t