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BROWNS HER TWINS,
THEN KILLS SELF
Husband and Two Daugh-
tiers Escape Plot of In
sane Woman.

NEW YORK, July 24-In an insane
effort to wipe out her entire family,
Mrs Maude DOusette, the young wife
of a carpenter in Newark, last night
drowned her infant twins, eleven days
old. in a tub of water in her apartment.
then plugged up the crevices OF the
room with cotton and turned all the gas
Je,s on, after placing a tube leading
from = fixture in her mouth.
She died a few minutes tter a lucky
chance resulted in her pan being dis
covered by her husband. he, sleeping
TurtheSt away from the gas flow, was
not much affected. But his daughters,
three years and five years old, narrow
" escaped their mothers fate.
The woman left a letter which, il is
believed, viii explain her motiye-which.
without the letter, appears to have been
insanity The missiVe was not opened.
owing 70 the absence from the city Of
county Physician Elliott
Pains In Head.
The DoUsette family consisted Of the
husband, Thomas, thirty years old; the
wife, Maude, twenty-nine; Pearl, age
i've Evelyn, aged three, and the twins,
Lena and Edna
Mrs. DOusette yesterday complained to
her husband about pains in her head.
He suggested that she retire early, and
at o'clock, after putting the children
went TO sleep at the same time in an
adjoining room.
Shortly after u. o'OSSSk DOusette was
aroused by a feeling or orS2SinesS. He
walked 10 his Wifes door, which was
closed, and knocked and csOed her.
Getting no response, and smelling the
odor Of gas, he went to the sidewalk
and called for help.
Policeman Joseph Fletcher responded,
and broke down the door OF the woman's
room He ana the husband found her
lying on the floor with the gas tube in
her mduth. It was held tightly by
strip OF white muslin, which passed
about her head.
Find Dead Twins
Then they noticed the unusual spec
table of tub, resting upon two chairs,
standing against the wall This was
also covered by strips of white muslin.
When the cloths were taken OF the
men were hOrrOr-stricken TO find the
tiny bodies of the twins floating upon
the surface, HfeleSs.
While the police threw open all the
windows the husband called an ambu-
lance from the City Hospital The sur
geOn who came with this found a slight
spark Of life in Mrs. DOucette, and she
was rushed TO the hospital, as were
also the two girls. Pearl and Evelyn,
who We're unconscious from gas fumes.
Mrs DOucette died on the way. The
children were not seriously affected,
and were quickly brought to conscious
ness
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DEAD MANS GHOST
IS WALKING ABOUT
Ghastly Aftermath of Williams
Murder the Mystery of
Two States.

DOVER, Del, July 24-Althougn the
Maryland authorities have decided 10
forget the murder of aged Farmer Will
iams, new life has been given to this
mystery OF two States by the claim
that the dead mans ghost is walking.
This newest phase of the crime is
supplied by the Jhirteen-year-old girl.
Elizabeth Walls, whom Will inns meant
TO marry, for which step ne had pro-
cured the marriage license which was
in his pocket when he was found hang
ing on the tree near Barclay over a
week ago. The child says she has seen
the ghost Of the old man several times
since his burial on Thursday, last week
Samuel Walls. the father. tells the
same story OF having seen the spirit OF
the dead man about the farm.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG 9Th and K SITS. NV.
8. KAHN, SONS & CO., SJh and -Garket space
GREENS CAPITAL A d V 4 X 5 y q
AGENCY, 1l46 18th ST. nv.
w p. AcNULTY, Cigar Store. 18th and F NV.
). FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 18th St, Rhode
Island ave, and Il ST. NV.
Il T. BUTTS PHARMACY, 4th st. and
Massachusetts ave. NV.
CHAS. c. HORNUNG, CHRISTIAN Pharmacy.
sW. cor. 7tn and II SITS. nv.
SANFORD'S PHARMACY, New York ave.
and North Capitol street
r. A NEITCH, Goth and N SITS. NV.
2UIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 21st and @ SITS. NV.
N WAGNER & CO, LIST ard H sts. NV.
L T TA1DOE, COZ 9Th and y SITS. nv.
NICHOLS PHARMACY 18TH and Pa-aEe.nW.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, nth * Pa-k road
AATTINGLY'S PHARMACT, 18th and I.
r. D. HOWARD I4th and W.
y. v. POCTIE. 3329 Brentwood ave.
AALTBTS PHARMACY, 1861 Calvert st
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SPORT OF DUELING
FOR UNITED STATES
Crack Shot WinanS to Introduce
Contests, Unsurpassed for EX-
element, He Claims.

LONDON, July 24-Delighted with his
victory IN the Olympic dueIing contest.
Walter Winans, the crack American
shot, said today that he would intro
duce the sport in the United Statez
For real excitement, he declares, no
kind of trap shooting is comparaL. e
with the duelinE game, in which a hu-
man being is the target.
The duelS in which Winaus created
surprise by winning over the best Of
the Latin duelists, some II whom had
actually met on the field OF honor,
were carried out in the orthodox STYLE.
except that the bullets We're wax and
that 10 keep the barrels cool and the
balls round and hard. the pistols were
packed in ice like champagne bottles.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe and Female

MAN AND Thoroughly experienced
and willing 20 work 70 manage hotels state
experience BOX 1f0. Times office Jy24--t
sTENOGRAPHERS ars always in demand
boU-s. STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Col
orado Building. open day and right uyl6-tf
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SOUTHWEST.
GEORGETOWN.

v HUGO EISENBEISS, 7th end g streets.
MCDONALD. J. W, "a and i sw.
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NORTHEAST

LADDoN FHARMACY, 100 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS- n BLUMER, ~. Cap. and r sts ne.
MCCHESNEY & JOACHIM, cor. % nd Y sts.
KRAUS' PHARMACY, 9Th and X SITS.
4eCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth and L SITS No.
BENZ 7. LANHAM. 11th and Z. Cap. st.
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FINEST ice cream. candies, and chocolate
bonbons. fresh every day. Phone your Or
ders. prompt delivery Bakery and cOnfec-
tionery. GEO. FINK. 1881 9Th 81. NV.
5e5f-Ee. Fl su-91t
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SOUTHEAEn

A. e POWELL. 9Th and East capitol sts
ROACH DRUG CO., Sth and g SITS. SO.
A b BURROWS 11th AM Pa. ava
=. p. WELLER, cor. SIN ard I
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GREATER WASH TAILORING Co We
dye. clean. repair garments. reasonable prices:
men'8 suits spouged. pressed &c bls 10Th.
1913 / n.y. Phcns N.k593-E-
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WORTH MONEY TO YOU! Bring thls
coupon and s. and get ] dozen cabinet pho
tos. Reduce from s.. All work guaranteed.
open on Sundays HOWARD. PHOTOGRAPHER.
lJ Pa ave. NV 1yl-w..f Su-gJr
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ANACO5IlA.
BURYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
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BROOKLAND, D. O.
NTOS g. NELSON.
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TO THE LADIES.
A. l. FALK. 81 F.

a l. rALhs III r
Che lot tafreta six coats and jackets; both
loose ana ntted styles, reduced from SO
TO s.. jy4-2r
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CONFINES OF CIVILIZATION.

Commander Peary has touched at the
last point from which he can send pic
ture post cards.-Exchange
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co TO 2RESTON'S Livery rear Fredonia
Hotel. 1871 II NV. Best saddle horses. horses
and runabouts. buggies, Surveys and daytOnS;
lowest rates 70 business peopls. Main LEG.
se15-set
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ADVERTISEMENTS will be accepted

Advertisements will be accepted
at any Of the following branch
offices ut regular ofIice rates. If it
is ineOnTenient to leave advertise.
ments ut either branch Office or
The Times Business Office, they
may be teIephOned direct to The
Times (Main $500, and messen-
ger will call TO collect without ad-
ditiOnal charge to the advertiser
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WE GUARANTEE any lady or girl can make
81 per day rInselIing post cards at home in
spare time; fun particulars and sample.
with your name on. Zoe. KEYSTONE Co
/ Main ST., Lilly, Pa. II
WOMAN for general homework in small
family; wages S. per month. room and board.
Apply 211 Pa. ave. nv. jy24-2t
WOMAN for general homework Apply be-
fore or after T. 100 n ST. NV. II
WOMAN-White; housekeeper for family OF
adults: no washing; good home. 1900 Il St
ne. iv23-3t
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=. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. s5sI N Ct. NV.
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HELP WAETED-MALE.

AFtItENtLCE wanted good opportunity f0s
young man 90 learn the barber trade: tools
furnished; wages while learning white bar
bers. Call or write ANDERSON. 617 z 81.
NV. je2-g0t
BAR l.I once for Saturday; guarantee
s.. ZlZ ST. NV 1t
BAFBEIl-Two gooa. for Saturday: $50 ami
steddy. Ell week. lol Pa ave NV Il
BARBER-Good; saturday; So guaranteed.
WESTERNS, ia eth St NV II
BARBER for saturday: $3.50 guarantee:
steady job II suitable 915 u 81 NV. II
BOY-Kitchan: houseman. wait table: bows,
bowling alley 81 day 1915 11th 81. NV. It
BOY in drug store Apply r. e. HINES
New Jersey ave. and 81. NV. jy2i-3t
FIVE BARRIERS at once: STEADY work: guar
anteed from SIP % 81 per week TURNER'S.
OF SIN 81 NV Jyz1-st
JEWELRY CANVAsSEPS to sell Jiamo7j-
watches. etc. 20 the D-st trade only: good
men can obtain ton for salary and
commission Apply C-STELBERG's
mh2-mo. fritz
MALE TE-CHER wanting work during
August Address ". II. DODGE Haymar-
ket, Va VISIT
MANAGER-Laundry; this city Apply
DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 18th and Pa ave
IAN-ExperIencel. to sew canvas on hams
Apply GOLDEN * CO. s2S louisiana ave.
NV Jy2S-St
SALES Alt--N-LWO thoroughly experienced
shoe statesmen at once; best references; no
other need apply HIRSH SHOE STORE,
l0-6-lo2S eth 81 jy23-2t
SIGN ADMINISTRATORS steady Job.
address BOX 92i, Times Office. jy24-9t
LICTTORS-First-class. 10 sell disinfect-
ant can 2gS NV. jy23-st
SCOURER. and presser; hrst-cIass: on ladies'
and gents clothes; at once; steady work ard
good pay. -ye4 18TH st. NV. 1t
WHEELWRIGHT- work: mus b.
sober. Apply to SMITHS LUMBER YARD
cor. 1st- and Indiana ave. NV, THOMAS
w SMITH jy2+3t
YOUNG MAN from country TO drive wagon
and care for two horses; references. 925 II
- nc. Jy---St
WANTED-AGENTS.
CIGAR salesman Wanted. Experience un-
necessary; 500 per month and expenses.
PEERLESS CIGAR CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
1yl6-llt
SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.
wONlEN-Two competent. place as cooking.
general houseworzers; references exchanged.
l635 18th ST NV Ehone North 6lS2. II
PLACE as chaulse-naid and waitress BY a
colOred girl Call or address 1880 Q st. NV.
THOROUGHLY experienced salesiady desires
position. fancy bakery, confectionery OF
cashiering- BOX 10. Times Office. jySO-7t
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALR
BY AN EXPERIENCED bookkeeper. posi-
ton as relief clerk. cashier or any other
work. from a m 20 u neon; viii work
cheap. BOX $50. Times ofice. :,
WANTED-Chairs to cane; prices reasonable;
send postal NIEDFELDTS 1873 9Th 81.
NV. IL
PAINTER wants work by day or small Jobs:
cheap. Address 626 Virginia ave. Sc. II
RELIABLE elevator or bell boy; colored;
wants place. 1415 list st. NV jy24-2t
YOUNG MAN wants wo.-. q -.-y -;
helper 70 cornice worker or carpenter pre-
ferred. g. G. W. S04 ST ne. jy24-St
WILLING WORKER with sman family
wishes place as manager or 70 work on
farm OF around house and garden between
now and the 1st OF year. Address P. s,
Langley Va 3y22-3t
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GET IT DOs.E RIGHTi Your clothes dyed
or cleaneG % your utmost satisfaction.
J. F. HUTH 81 10th 81. ne. branch sI5
Pennsy lvauia ave. Sc. Phone I75-R
{ylO-f. M w-90t
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERFD

DON'T Buy o-EW ONEs-B-laE the Oh
l1-are-ias % US make them as god as
so umbrella tor g.; al oure SIX
j. H. Fh-LFIIT. Sl = 81 NV.
iy2s-f- 81 -rl-e1-
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CLAIRVOYANTS

3IlIE- CATHERINE. paImlst ana card red
er. tl--s every L---e you Wish o. know about
business and love Affairs ia New York ave.
OI-u -rsu 10 % g. 5a-5-lg
NAE JEWEL. psychic plIuis-; what she
tells Is ulei gives reliable advice On Al A.
fairs u --a- a. Sun 81 nv
LooE --E signs Oh iron steps
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LADIES' STORE. So silk hose, $50; 81
suits, S.. summer dresses at less than one
hair cost; new kinono nlsht dresses eui-
brOldered hose. soc: collars. -. r. i.
HANLONS Sl6 New York ave.
ruy27-yy. fr- su-s0t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r L CARNE s. CO. 7oS King g.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents, Wanted Help, Want
Cd Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board, Boarding, For
Rent Rooms, Rooms and BOard-One
cent q Word-Minimum space 10 words
Business Opportunities, For Sale Mis-
cellaneous. Horses and Vehicles, Lost
and Found, Wanted Miscellaneous,
Dogs, Pets, etc.-15 cents a line ?
times consecutiyely, II II cents line;
3 times consecutively, 10 cents a line.
minimum charge As cents.
AL other classificationS-15 cents a
line, 2 times cOnsecUtiveIy, II u cents
a line; 3 times consecutively, 10 cents
q line Minimum charge 60 cents.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

HORSES AID VEHICLES.
DEAL AT CHURCHs Feed store. SO "a st.
sw., and you can be positive Of fun weight
apL guaranteed quality; lime, dog muzzles;
stable sunGIlvs. Phone N "a
FOR sALE-Two good work horses; SO
each VIM J. HOFFMAN, 2ol5 9Th St NV
Jy-S-oL
WAGONS and Carriages built 70 order;
wagons and carriages repaired: rubber tires
put on; our motto Satisfaction" Give US
a trial and be convinced. G. W. MASON,
1071 8lst St NV JylI-fr, 10, th-sJt
FOR SALE-Nice rubber-tire surrey or viii
exchange for 1-horse victoria 6-3 y St NV.
jy2Z-3t
FOR SALE-The handsome sorreI geIding,
Happy Hooligan, owned by the late Bruce
N. Cotton; also one road cart Apply TIRE
MONT HOTEL ty22-3t
THE LARGEST stock OF new and second
hand carriages in the city; estimates fur
nished for all kinds Of repairing. BARKER
& KELLY, 456 Pa. ave NV. JylS-l0t
CAN'T selling out $500 ~ c. T. runabout.
$500; 5000 top buggies, $50; $500 surveys
at $500; 5000 top spring wagons 5000.
Everything at cost Come for bargains, 1206
D 81 NV oc23-tf
RUBBER TIRE WORKS.
Solid and cushion carriage tires q speciality;
ell kinds Of carriage repair work JOHN NJ.
DOYLE. los 9th st. NV Phone Main SPAS.
3e3O-tf
FOR sALE-A lot Of good work horses, sold
for want OF Use; also enc stanhope and one
surrey Apply rear 45S E'ennsylyania ave NV
HORSES!
Just received a car load OF light driving
and delivery horses all well broken and
serviceeble and are moderate priced; also
one par light mules, suitable FOR delivery;
several extra good drivers, lady broke"
and few good cheap work horses
SAMUEL :. COLLNSGRU CO.,
Shippers.
All Horses at the 18th Street Bazar.
nyIl-9Ot
F0p HTpE
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be paid FOR their services. work not din.
cult Apply az LII q 81. NV. care OF Belle
studio Inys-89t
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DENTISTRY.

ALEEDLAE TEETH-Palniess, lasting. Won
derfully llkelLe. bElIzeH0rk or plating IN
necessary. painless uLiug- DR. J. i. VII
son. 1-2 r frZ--tF
ONCE Hours, 500 A. II. 20 $50 =. Il
DR.. OTIS " ELZEY. DENTIST
1904 i -. uA. tsal1e floor as Miss SlaClzletreJ
DR. ~. =. ELZEF. DENTIST
y. T. Cor. 4th and T. Capitol s-s- ne
Specialists In Painless EXTRACTING cod
Grown and Bridge 81 0rk. F'ill4uss. and Plates
that IT. Satisfaction guaranteed " money
refunded. Moderate prices. Phone u 40
my5-Lr
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FOR ~ DAYS our 4lz portraits viii b To
duCed 70 20. including one OF our beautiful
tinted pOrtra.tss graduates ana brides EDs-
cIalty. PAINE STUDIO. So 3 Nv
apz-sor
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CHEVY CHASE I'D.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
Furniture. CARPETS. etc Phone North 2Z70. %
drop postal WASHINGTON FURNITURE
CO. 7tn and $ nv I1yl1-V. tntr-tt
HIGHEST cash prices paid for CASTOR cloth
ing: ladies' OF gents secondhand shoes.
500 Il 5 kEBESKY. 1896 9TH ST. NV.
mys5-sct-eKsu
I PAY the highest cash prices fa- ladies'
and gelLemen's CASTOR wearing apparel.
drop card win call c. LIVINGSTON, 1872
7th St nv. or phone North lsyi. jy--ylt
SPOT CASH raid for household furniture.
carpets stoves. books. tools. and al kinds
Of secondhand merchalllse- -O4l 9Th 50. NV
Phone y sls5- iyl5-90J
WANTED-Furniture-F cash; sell your
goods u the mai who gives you the most
money See HOPNOOD. Sth and * JeZ-u
HIGHEST cash prices paid for worn gar
ments. either ladies' OF genus send bOstal.
will call B. TARSHES. lsyS 7th st NV
Phone North ~ le,-u
wANTED-Am very much in need OF furai-
ture- send me yJur OTcer and sex chs DesS
prices IN town. louis NOTES. corner sth
and D NV Phone Main $50. ny2s-1
DON'T WORRY about getting rid OF your
household effects ana IN the market for fur
niture and merchandise All kinds. big money
paid. D. NOTES, 6-5 louisiana ave Phone
II. 300 Lns-s-eo---sy-
OF clothes. ladies' or gentemen's- AcGress
postal, / viii call promptly
MORRIS STEIN.
1L4J 1Jn st. NV ap30-255t
IF you HAVE a horse, wagon, automobile.
bicycle. house or household goods and the
ike that You would Ike 10 sell OF exchange
70 best advantage drop ne q postal and I
will call: anything. any where BOX AZ.
Times Office. mhlS-E
OFFICE NECESSITIES
COOL. BRIGHT. DUSTLESS FLOORS can
be obtained by using Hunters Dust Killing
Floor OIL b0c gallon: drop Us a postal or
phone Main 545& 1l3 Pa ave. nv. jes-tf
WORKINGMAN'S WANTS.
WORKINGMEN would you pick up a S. note
So you saw Il? That's what you do when YOU
buy one OF our fine suits for 50; goods an
wool, tailor-madC Slightly worm. Cau ana
SEQ them JUSTH5 OLD STAND, 6i9 i.
fv29-fP
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HELP wANTEb-FEMALE.


BooKKEEPER-LAdy.. single entry. Apply
2la2 Pa ave II
BRIGHT young women. between ayes of
seventeen and tWenty-one, as operators BY
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co.; sal
aLy PAD while under instruction. Apply
IEI-EPAONE School. 14O7 r NV Jy2I-4t
CLERK-Lady. temporary; must be good at
nsures ana typeW1ting- 533 18th nv. room
CHAMBERNIAID-Whi bundle washer ana
lLo-5I Tor the Laundry. Apply HOusekeeper.
- James aoteI- ly24-3t
CHILD's NURSE-Afust be willing 10 4 We
city Tor one month; city residence duri. z
winter. reference required. Apply p q
BOX 10, 6ensingt0n. Nd Il
DRESSMAKERS and apprentices girls =
learn French dresscutting and desiFniu-.
paid $3.50 duy after learning; good positions
furnished -elne now. LEO q st NV JyZ1-4I
GIRLS-F-Ighr. neat girls. Is years of age
as n0or messengers and parcel wrapper;
good pay a-la rapid promotion Apply 10 y
W. SCHAUB, with GOLDENBERG'S 7th
and X SITS. NV. jy24. d. 27.es
GIRL-Col0red, in tailor shop. Apply al
once. HAkRH'S, llOi q 81. NV. JyA-5t
GIRL-Colored. for general homework: 2 in
family so Maine ave. sw- jy24-2t
GIRI-storeroomi leave city today. BUR
CESS HOTEL AGENCY, SO 10Th st. nv.
Il
NFAA@-a-tst-l-LAfl- toloEe4r 10 Go general house
work, stay nights; references required Ap-
ply Rhode Island ave. NV. jy2i-st
GIRL-Colored. for general hJusework. 1895
Tth 81. NV iv2s-2t
GIRL-Colored; in tailor sICp. Apply al
once. ll0i W 81 NV iva Ct
GIRL for general Homework; washing and
ironing can AZ 2J5 9th St nv. jy22-3t
LADY-SettIed white. take care Of invaIiC:
reference required. 1880 Massachusetts, ave
Sc jy24-5t
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MILLINERY TRDLMERS
WANTED

5 hanu. Sons q Co require the services
Of several really expert millinery trimmers
who have had department store experience
and with the ability 70 do strictly high class
work. good pay and steady work. Apply
70 SUPERINTENDENT. sy19. q. -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

iAIl0ON Tor sale: good bushes stzuar -
2te9l1 = sod az once owner Ieagdrr cfty,.
- New Jersey ave nv. 80 -
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LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRT-T Oz
COL~AELA- Holding Probate Court. No
-e1sas A-llll-s-rarill- This is 70 Give No
Jee- -aet the subscriber. q the Dlstrict OF
Co--ll1-a. has obtained from the Probs1s
Court % The District OF Columbia letters -
e-.iI-l---srratll- on the estate o. joseph Y
Potts -ars % the District Of C5-uubsz de-
ceased All persons having claims against
The deceased are hereby warned % ez-f-l-
The same with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated % the SUBSCRIBE. OF or BEFORE
the 18Th day ~ July. A. =. 1907 o-he-s-iss
they may By Law De excluded from All bs-pft
OF SAID estate Given under ny hand This
10Th DAY OF July. 1s0S- LEVIN J. wool
LIN. 80 Y ST. ne tSeaL1 Attest JAMES
Tanner. Register OF wills Tor the u5ls,-icr
yL columbia Clerk = the Probate Court
RJDOLRH r XEATMANs ATTORNEY
5ylz.s4a
SUPREME COURT o. the District OF c5!-17-
bia- holding Probate Court 30 1880. z5-
El-1lsr-a--ll- This is 70 give notice. That
the subscribers c- the District OF Columbia
have obtained from the PROBATE Court OF
the District OF Columbia. letters ces-a-=--
-z-E on the =s-are Of Maria p Dare Lz-s
% the District OF Columbia, deceased. All
persons having claims against CEe deceased
are hereby warned % exhibit The same u-.-h
the vouchers thereof legally au-Le--lca-ez
q --e subscribers on OF before the sTE DAY
5y law be- excluded from all benefit q SAD
estate Given under our hands this s-1 cay
II July. 1913 ELIZA BETH p SJTHRCN
81 A St. S.. ELLA BELT BERRY 81 4
81 SCI. lSezl Attest JAMES TANNER Req
i=-er OF WINS for the District o. Cl-ur1 b-a-
Clerk % the PROBATE Court MARION DUCK
ETC & SOY. Attorneys JyIll1.2f
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