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SUPERINTENDENT
Of CRACK RUNNER
Melvin Sheppard Scored
for fragrant Violation Of
Fair Play.

The fragrant violation of the ethics Of
saorts by Melvin Sheppard recently at
Philadelphia, when he took advantage
of a lifted suspension 20 commit the Of
lenses fol. which he had been punished.
has elected much comment Says Her
bert" IN the New York Tribune;
Melvin sheppard, one Of the greatest
ni4ile distance runners OF the day, IS
deserving of no consideration from the
governing body in track and held alh-
letics after his uusportsmalilike actions
in tho Iinterassceiauou games at Phila-
delphia last Wednesday,.
Suspension for all time would not be
too severe a penalty, and it IS hoped
that the Middle Atlantic Association Of
tho Amateur Athletic Union win refer
his case 10 the national body Instead
of accepting his previous suspension for
fouling Guy Haskins.-some TWO months
ago, in a fair spirit. ne took the first op-
portunitv 10 repeat his ofiense n the
most barefaced and deliberate way.
There was not one eNtenuatiug Clrcuu-
stance 10 mitigate the eliOTmliy OF MS
OffeUse against fair play, ana II ID eau
be proved that there was COlluslOn be-
tween him and his teammates tine pun
ishment should be made 60 ut the crime.
james r. Sullivan, president of me
Amateur Athletic lulOn7 ana wei 10 can
the contest no race and order d re-
run. Bacon was not robbed, as some
cOutended, as HaslIns did not have the
faintest chance 10 win with sheppard
dosginE his every step
''Haskins is deserving Of high praise
for keeping his head under the most
trying conditions ana for acting tie part
of a gentleman in the face of great
prOVOCatiOu. one could hardly have
blamed him if ne had taken the law in
IA sH=
tunately. this blot on amateur sport
was spared
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Many Clubs Send
Delegates Here
For the Hearing

NEW YORK, March 9.-Charlos Thad-
deus Terry. chairman of the legislative
hoard Of the American Automobile Asso-
citation and counsel of the National As
ISOLATION Of Automobile Manufactures,
has received word that goodly number
Of clubs and associations VIII send dele
gates to washington to attend the hear
ing ON the proposed Federal registration
bill before the Judiciary Committee Of
the House next Thursday.
Among those who viii be present, in
addition TO Mr.. Perry, are William II.
FIotchkiss, of Buffalo president Of the
American Automobile Association; Rus
sell A Field. secretary Long Island Au-
tomobile Club, brooklyn; &. II. Bene-
dict. president Automobile Club Of Sche-
uectady: a. c. EatCnelder. director
American Automobile Association, New
York: +. r. Elliott. secretary A. A. A.,
New York; w. G.. Crosby. New Jersey Au-
touohile and Motor Club and Associated
Automobile Clubs o. New Jersey, New
ark; Joseph H. Wood. former president
New Jersey Automobile and Motor Club,
Newark; Walter $, Sebukzs GQQpze5ic9t
4hoISE SAAAs -=-s------- 49,
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hIDDIES MAY RUN
IN BIG REGATTA
Withdrawal From POugh-
keepSie Event Raises
Quakers' Hopes.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March g.-The
withdrawal OF the United States naval
cadet crew from the intercollegiate re-
gatta at POughkeepsie makes il alto
gether likely that the middies win he
seen at the annual regatta of the Amer
lean Rowing Association on May D
Not one of the arguments which pre-
vented the navy crew from rowing at
Poughkeepsie applies TO the American
regatta, and the stewards intend 10
make the most of the opportunity to
get the sailors here. There is, of course
no necessity for preliminary practice
over the course, ana the middles would
therefore be absent from the academy
only on the day of the regatta. Their
shell could be shipped up from Aunap-
oils ON the day preceding the regatta
and the Oarsmen could come up the
night before and return Immediately
after the regatta.
With this difficulty obviated the only
handicap the middies would have would
be the raising of the necessary funds.
But If the Annapolis crew consents to
come there IS no doubt that the money
could be raised here and In New York
without difficulty. Prominent navy men
who are interested I'm rowing at An
nap0hs are extremely ANXIOUS for their
crew 10 row on the SchJN kill and they
nave expressed themselves willing 10
90 All iH their power TO have the navy
represented.
If the navy decides to send a crew
u VIII he either the hrst or second COM
nlaatlon, possibly both. AS the mid
alrs roWed at POuEhEeepsie a year ago.
the} would not enter their first crew
ll inc junior college event but there
VIII De oJher events In which the first
crew could row. and a second eight
prepared Tor the junior collegiate event.
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PRIVATE DETECTIVE sEREICE-Pramp-.
reliable and absolutely confidential Expert
specialist So delicate and intricate matters.
. years practical experience. Late fu IT,
S. Government service Ny credentials from
leading business men ana high L. =. [sor-
eminent officials viii convince SOU that I am
above the average private detective lu char
acter and in ability 10 produce results Only
Hish-graae, legitimate work solicited Private
consultation rooms Phone Nam ZlZ5. AIJE-
GAN BRADFORD. Jr.. SUITE ga COLO
RADIO BUILDING. 18th and G.. CATER 6 D..
M. can be consulted at my residence. Sou
nth 81 nv. Residence phone North $3.50
uhs-3-
NINE. CATHERINE. palmist, sIt New York
ave. DO r. m- o. 2 D. m-. Is and 80 cents
mhETt
CIRCULATION means new lIfa- see J. X
REED. 81 d ST. NV. f1E facial scalp tres g.
Ing. Frns-s-
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MAY BREAK DIAMOND TRUsT.

LONDON. March g.-The diamond
monopoly probably Will be broken up
through the non-renewaI of the con-
tract, which expires this month. be-
tween the Premier Diamond Mining
Company and the Diamond Syndicate,
which hitherto has taken the OUTPUT
of both the Premier and the De Beers
Companies. War viii be declared by
lAe Premier Company against the DE
Beers If the contract is not renewed.
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PROPOSALS.

0FFTCE OF THE COMMISSIONER Of the
District Of Columbia. Washington, y. c.
Narcb 8 1905 Sealed proposals WIN be re-
-eive5 al this office until O'CLOCK = n
MONDAY. MARCH 80. 1903. for furnishing
metal cabinet work; electric lighting hx-
lures: electrical clock system. and furniture
and equipment. Tor use On the New Nuaici-
PAL building. Washington. ID. e.. Sp-clfca-
tions. blank form OF proposals and all ueces-
sary Information may be obtained al thu
Office Of the Property Clerk, j. C.. District
Building, Washington, ID. C.. HENRY r.. II.
MCFARLAND HENRY L. WEST. JAY ],
MORROW, Commissioners, D. C..
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding a Probate Court. No.
1905, Administration This IS 20 give notice.
That the subscriber. OF the District of Coz
iumbis. has obtained from the Prooate Court
Of the District OF Columbia. letters Of admin
istrati0n on the estate OF Michael IEston.
late Of the District of Columbia. deceased
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thent{catsd 10 the subscriber. on or before
the -lst day of February, A. ID. 1893. other
wise they may by law be excluded from an
benefit of said estate Given under my hand
this 2lsJ day Of February, 1895. PATRICK
J. LISTON. SOS 1th ST. ne. attest. lSeaT5
JAMES TANNER. Register or Wills for the
District OF Columbia, Clerk Of the Pr11ats
Court. ALEX. II. BELL Attorney.
feZsmh-9
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Candidates Out
For Rock Hill
Baseball Team
EIlicOtt City School Has
Hard Games With
Fast Mines.

.ELLICOTT CITY. Md. March J.-Iu
response TO the call for candidates at
Rock Hil College last week ever thirty
men reported for baseball practice.
This number is larger than any squad
that reported at this time IN any pre-
vioGs year. and FROM il the manage
meut hopes 10 develop "a team which
viii maintain the reputation won 10y
Blue and White mines ia years gone
bv. During this season especially they
viii have hard work 20 do. Although
the schedule has not been publicly an
nouHced it is understood that il will
be in few days and thar il contains
The names of a number Of colleges
whose ball teams are known 10 be Of
the best.
Among these are Georgetown UniveT-
sitv, Dartmouth University, Boston Col
lege. University of Louisiana. William
and Mary College, Washington and Lee
University. Catholic University, and
Washington College, besides several
other small schools and colleges.
Six Veterans Missing.
It is little early TO be passing juGg-
ment GA the men, but, even from the
little practice that the squad has had,
predictions may be made as 10 the
probable personnel of the team OF last
years men. six are missing. Both J.
and F. Edelen failed to return TO col
lege art their places will be hard TO
MI. The hole at first base, made by
me absence Of Big joe Bradley, VIII
probably be filled by Cannon, who
guarded that sack Tor the Reserves
last season and gives promise OF being
S 10 COR o. MIA
Another position not easily filled VIII
he that left by the graduation of Jack
Hurley, the Washington boy who ere
ated such sensation on the Aioyslus
Club of Jhat city last summer He was
& hard hitter and d fast man on the
bases, besides being a valuable utility
man-aS he could play any position ana
play il well. Besides these, Malone ana
Flynn have graduated but their places
will he easier 10 hH than the others,
for there Is always a large amount OF
available timber for OuJflelders, while
the men Tor the iufeld positions are
harder 10 ind. All of last years men
who have returned TO college VIII prob
ably find a place on the team
Coming Stars.
OF the new men, Nunchen. who played
for three years on the Catholic High
School team OF Philadelphia: Clifford
NcNanaway, Dolphin Thebaud. Francis
Bradley, John Collins and Harry Hinch-
man. ell OF whom played on the Re
serves last year, showed up wei, and
viii be given a thorough try-out before
The season begins.
Considering the number of men lost
from last years team and the many
other difficulties they viii have to face,
the team of 1908 BIDS fair TO equal if
not to eclipse the brilliant records
made by the Blue and White teams OF
former years.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICES.

THE CAPITAL CITY SCHOOL or NURS-
ING. connected with the Washington Asylum
Hospital offers 3 years course ln the study
OF nursing 10 women from % % 90 years 0S
age Uniforms and text books provided
COMPENSATION S., and $40 per month. six
pupil nurses needed at once For informs
tIon address SUPERINTENDENT OF
NURSES. Washington Asylum Hospital. 10th
and {, sts se- Washington. ID. c.. mh6.79
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG' s, 9TH ana X SITS. NV
5. KAHN. SONS & Co, Stt and Market spsra
GREENS CAPITAL A d Y + r tt n G
AGENCY, ll46 18th Sc. NV.
W. F. McNULTN, Cigar store 18th and p NV
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY Linton &
Nelson, Pr1prietorss corner Rhode Island
are LIST and sts. NV.
ROBERT T. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy. 18th and Harvard SITS. NV.
". A. DARLING, GER l4th and 7 SITS NV.
]. TRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9TH ST. Rhode
Island ave. and r ST. NV
II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th st. and
Mass. ave. NV
sw. cor, 7th and N sts NV
SANFORDs PHARMACY. New York ave
and North Capitol street.
r. A NEITCH, 10Th and NJ SITS NV
QCIGLEY' S PHARMACY, 2lst and g ste r,,-
S. NJ. WAGNER & CO, LIST and III SIS M
/. r.. TAYLOE. cor. 9Th and T. SITS nv
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ave nv
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 18th and "a III,
road.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
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 consccutiyely. 9
cents "A line; 8 times COuSecutiveIv &
cents line. Minimum charge 20 cents
Business Opportunities, For Sale
scellaneOus. Horses and Vehicles.
Lost and Found. Wanted AIisceIlan-
eOus, Dogs, Pets. etc-15 cents a line.
times consecutively, 121a cents
line; times cOusecuuvely, 10 cents a
line. Minimum charge As cents.
All other ClassifiCaUOnS-15 cents n
line, 2 times COnsecUtiVely, 1914 cents
line; times COnseCutiVeIy. 10 cents
line Minimum charge so cents.
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Advertisements will be accnntl

Advertisements will be accented
at any of the following branch of
fees at regular office rates. If it Is
incOnVenient TO leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be tele-
phOned direct to The Times Ofafn
$500, and a messenger viii call to
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser.
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NON MEDICAL HEALING.

The Juu0d System u Enforced Circgls-fg-.
more generally known IS TIE Vacuum Treat
ment, Was introduced by the distinguished
French physician anl surgeon. Dr. - T.
Jungd- His method q forcing the circulation
was spprovd Of b. the g0EeruIuenL aRd
adopted into their hospitals aud Is known
today as the only hope and cure for thar
dread disease. lCcOmCtOr-a-aEla and kindred
maladles here the circulation is not normal.
Il can De made So Consultation and treat
ment at your home II desired. Consultation
at office free. and you are invited 10 call.
PROF a. n. ID. PARKER
l4Zz New York Ave
Hours 70 10 .. Sundays. ~ 20 L Lady as
sistznt.
Read N0n-MediCaJ Healing. hack cover 1903
City Directory fe-z5.f
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FOR sALE-M1so ANGUS.

FOR sAI-E,-Fiue slightly used StieH piano:
USED only tao months another piano = same
maze used unly six months, az II ca tiy re-
duced prices one secondhand Upright
lhnAbel. $40. one secondhand upright. Sl5s
easy payments CIIAS. 81. STEEP, I00s-
100 Z 81. NV, J. Q. COELlFF Manager.
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7 alks
Big Subjects:
III.

Everything has some value; nothing is wholly worthless
OF course YOU have 10 hunt around and waste considerable
time finding purchaser, the amount received for great
many discarded household possessions will not compensate
YOU But unnecessary to waste any time in this
The Times "For Miscellaneous" column is the great
silent auconeer of the newspaper world You have but
make known what you have for sale in this column and you
will De surprised at the speed with which bagainhuae
will 5WOop down upon you The "For Sale-Mcelaneous"
column of the most varied and interesting columns in
The Times classified pages and always at the service of
Washington househoders You don't have to come to the
Ofice-telephone it in The results will surprise you. Call
up Main $500.
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PENMANSHIP.

JOIN OUR special class in penmauship under
the direction OF our expert peuman; only s.
a month. call or write for particulars.
DRAUGHON'S SPENCERIAE BUSINESS
COLLEGE. Academy of Music Building 43
sth ST. NV mh4-tf
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FOR sALE-Sf9. new Victor talking machine
and records bargain. 1852 Goth So. uw.
n1hs-gt
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

HARBER-whts. 50 week: steady. 7ol 9th
HARBER-WhIte. at once: must he good
Workman. So X s., JOHN p. Elmer II
ROY-CoIorei. ln drug store s. week 10
start KHAUS DRUG STORE. 9th ana II ne.
BOY to work around printing ofice- WEST
END PRINTING COMPANN. 5l2 18th 80. n".
mh5-at
EAKER-pIactseal. who can guar
anJee las work Come to corner Sth and j.
NV tomorro" morning az 5 o.clork Il
DEPARTMENT CLERKS and others cua-
plUyc1 by private concerns can increase tnelr
Incomes By selling 1eWelTy on ilstallmsl-
plan for well established local firm. Lib
mh7-7t
DRIVER-CoIored. must be experienced ana
give references BUDbS. 5l0 SIN "a II
FARM HAN0s-Tvo experienced, 10 go into
Montgomery county, Nd. married men,
white or ooIored. address with references,
GOVERNMENT clerks assist us 20 sell 100
shares II Mount Vernon Poultry stock. Can
or address MOUNT VERNON POULTRY
COMPANY, 500 9th ST. NV mhs-st
HOUSEMAN-WhIte: reference: v.IIIlz 20
attend To furnace can between 10 and II. az
1000 18Th 81 nv. rlh9-st
JEWELRY CANVAssERs 20 sen diamonds.
NJ
men can obtain position for salary ana
commission. Apply CAsTELBERG' :
mhZ-no We. fr-tS
MATTRESS AIAKERs-Two. nrst-cIass. THE
BEDELL MFG. Co. 63s-6i0 y 81 NV
MAN-Young. for shoe repairing. nos 5th
st. NV. 1t
AIAN-MarrIed. without children. on Small
fruit and poultry farm near Washington
Address BOX 155, Washington, D. G..
MIS-
MAN-SettIed white man, for all night jo3;
must be honest ana sober, give age and
salary expected. also two business IeIeF-
ences. BOX 80, Times oftce. mhI-zt
MEN To LEARN BARBER TRADE-Great-
est opportunity ever offered, only eight
weeks required expenses earned while learn
ing steady position guaranteed graduates;
write for free catalogue. NOLER'S BAR
Der COLLEGE, 90 BoWery, New York city.
mhs-5t
MEN WANTED-Our cocktails are tho
pUTest in the world; 81 per bottle, pure food
goods. THE JOHN WEDDERBJRN CO.,
6l6 + ST. NV. Phone 549i Main, mh4-39t
OFFTCE BOY-Must have wheel. short hours:
good pay references GLOBE PRINTING
co. 18th and + SITS NV. mh3-r
PAPERHANGERs-T and two scrapers.
1-l2 u ST. NV mhs-2t
SALESMAN-We require the services OF an
experienced salesman In our mems clothing
sltion % thoroughly competent man. GOLD
ENBERG'S. 9TH and X SITS mh7-5t
WANTED-Nen 10 get best haircut IN the
city. 15C; shave. including neck shave, l0cs
rsz0rs honed, 15cs two Csc. white BARRIERS;
open till S p. IN. 6lI st. NV. fe2S-90t
S610-si. 500 positions IN all parts of the world
for clerks, bOokkeepeis, correspondents ana
bright Office men Write for free list HAP
GOODS 1912 Commonwealth Building, Phila-
delphia.
HELP WANTED-Male and Female.
BUSHELAIAN and tailoress MERIT &
- "a. !. II
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BICYCLES.

WHY PAY CAR FARE when We sell guar
alteed bicycles IS low as s. mp. we have
about le1 slightly used high grade bicycles. IN
FIRST class condition, some as low as g. O.
=. Hunter, The Bicycleman. II3 Pa. ave nv.
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NOHvHEAsr

LlADDON PFIARNA-'Y, 1900 Florida ave ne
CHAS. II. BLUMER n. Cap and r SIS ne
& JOACHIM. cor ID and z SIS
KRAUS- PHARMACY. 9Th and X sts
AIcChESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth and + SITS. ne
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FOR sALE-MoToR CYCLES.

FOR sALE-lS05 Indian. $Il0i 1870 Reading
Standard, SI55; 1907 Thomas Auto 81" So
T.. \. MUDD JR-. 1913 New York ave.
mhT-2g
FOR SALE-l35s Twin cylinder Indian: a
bargain T. y. AUDD, JR-, 1873 New Yol .
ave ruh7-gt
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FOR sALE-Hau ana parl1- carpet also
good gas range. Apply 453 New York ave.
II
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FOR sALE-An eight column adding and
calculating machine. IN perfect condition. a
bargain % quick buyer. BOX %. Times
Office. mh5-3t
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

ALTERATION HANDS Thoroughly expert
enced, on ladies' suits and skirts O. A.
LEBACHER 1923 f 81 NV. mh9-2t
APPRENTICE GIRLS wanted to learn high
class dressmalking and designing; paid s.
after learning. you can learn in three weeks.
1920 g st. mhS-6t
CAsHIER-Hotei and restaurant BURGESS
HOTEL AGENCY. sos 10Th st. NV. mh9-2t
CHANBERMAIDs- White. Apply T. House
keeper. NATIONAL HOTEL mhS-St
cooK-wages SIS. l4n Park road. 1t
cooK-Good; Immediately; stay nights li2l
18th 81. NV. mh9-5t
DEMONSTRATION Experienced lady, IN gro
Gerry line. Address BOX a. Times c.fce.
Lali3-3t
GIRI.-Good. honest. for general housework;
short hours; bring references. SO 9th ST. NV.
mh9-2t
GIRI-Neat competent. coIored: general
houseworki 80 home nights. 1890 10th st, nv.
GIRI-At once, DO general homework.
Apartment sol. THE WooDLEY. j
GIRL-GeneraI homework 25 North CAPT
toll i
GIRL White 10 assist light Homework and
clerk iU store; Catholic preferred; good
home Tor Industrious girl. s. per week. room
and board Apartment T. THE Lorraine,
llol Park road. 1t
GIRL TO assist in care Of children. Apply
2207 St NV mhs-s
GIRL for general homework; assist In eeoR-
Ing no washing OF ironing 1923 6th ST. NV.
II
GIRI-Colored. fer general houseworly. no
cooking: 60 home nights. go On st. NV. II
GIRL-CoIorod. for general housework. SEQ.
= 81. NV It
GIRI.-young. white. in the FLORIST 1871
GIRI-ResPeefabIe eoi6red I5I Pennsy5-
Nanla ave. NV III
GIRL Tor Homework. 52t Pennsylvania ave
Sc. ~
GIRL-Go3d al once. Z u 81 NV. 1t
Experisncod collin. WEST END
LAUNDRY, l5z8 Pennsyivar ia ave. II
GRI-White. TO help with housswork 8I2
6th 81 ne mhl-st
HOUsEAfAID- nights. apply Wash
LADY-Young. experienced IN ONCE work ami
wait on customers. FRENCH DRY CLEAN
ING CO. as iath ST. mrs
NAITRESS-V White. s25; chambermald. SIS;
coIored cooks chambermaids. EXCHANGE,
1855 nth ST. NV 10
WAITREss-N coIored. for cafe. s3s o
ST. nv II
WOMAN-CoIored. cook WASH and iron; in
family Of 3, no upstairs work. bring best
reference. a27 East Capitol. IL
WOHAN-H0teI store room, and glass pan
try woman. today. DlCkS HOTEL
AGENCY. 18th and Pennsylvania ave. u
WOAIAN-Experience colored general house
work. Apply at once % 81 Eye st. ne. u
WOMAN f1r general houseWork; go home
nights 6ls Q 81. NV il
WONAN-C5Iored woman for general house
work. must De good cook, good wages 10
good woman 1889 Kenyon ST. NV mhT-3t
YOUNG LADY 90 sew on umbrellas. expert
enceI hand preferred II. a. GBISWOUID
41I nth ST. NV mhS-1t
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FLOOR OIL.

FLOOR OIL.
DON'T BREAK YOUR BACK sCRJ-BRTyC
use Hunters Dust Killing Floor OH. 1t
keeps the floors clean ana sanitary. rid me
house of insects; 60c a gallon Telepbona
Main 545S or drop postal to 1I3 Pa. ave nv.
mh9-tf
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SOUTHEAST

A r. POWELL 4th and East Capitol SITS.
ROACH DRUG CO. Sth and c SITS Sc
NJ. 5. FEALY. NV. cor. 18th and Pa ave.
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SPIRITUALISId.

SPlkI1UALlSM.
IF YOU WISH ADVICE and information on
any subject call % see Mr. Million ana get a
palm reading or psychic reading SIR Million
also teaches hypnotisu. mental hypnotic suE-
gestiqn and palmistry- 5i- Eye 81. NV.
rarE--f
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
90 PER iENT PROFIT.

Selling out growing business; including go
viii and stock BOX s-s. Times ONCE.
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