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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HIGHEST cash prices paid for WOrn gar
ments: either ladies' OF gents send postal,
viii call 3. TARSHES. I5os tn 81 nv.
Phone North 4s3 1el-tf
WANTED-Am very much In need OF furni-
tuTs. Send me your order and get the best
prices ia town LOUIS NOTES. as 9th 81
NV. Phone Main 1888 my2S-tf
HIGHEST cash prices paid for CASTOR eIoth-
ing; ladies' or gents second hand shoes
etc: drop postal, I viii call; or phone n
G160 N 5. KEBESKY, 1906 7th ct. NV
my2s- -g0t-exsu
SPOT CASH paid for hoasekold furnIturs,
carpets. stoves. books. tools. and all kinds
OF secondhand merchandise, aetl 7th st. NV
Phone y. 800. jyis-s0t
DON'T WORRY about getting rid OF your
household Effects am IN the market for fur
niturs and merchandise; all kinds; big money
paid. y. NOTES. els Louisiana ave. Phone
II Goo6 nvlg-e0d. GOT
PAY the highest cash prices for ladies'
and geutlemen's Cast-0n wearing apparel.
drop card. viii call. G LIVINGSTON 1879
9TH st. NV. or phone North 750- jy2-S0t
WANTED-Furniture for cash; sell your
goods to the man who gives you the most
money See HOPWOOD. sth sld X je2-tf
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR CAST
on clothes. ladies' OF Eentiemen's. Address
postal. viii call pFoIoptly.
MORRIS STEIN.
I245 7th 81. nv. aps0-ss5t
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PENsION voUcHERs-NoTARY.

PENSION VOUCHERS executed at 9Th and
F sts.; opposite United States Pension Agen-
cyi oidce open night and day; two expert
notaries. Telephons Main s40s p Il
se1-S~
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NoN-MEDICAL HEALING.

BY RESTORING the CIRCULATION. cr tbs
BLOOD CURES LOCONOTOR-ATA-EI
EHEU UAAIISM BRIGHI'S DISEASE
NERVOUS AILMENTS, DISEASES o.
THE STOMACH. BOWELS LIVER and
those INCJRABL.E MAI.ADIEs vyba-a
MEDICINE FAILS. PAMPHLET TELLS
ALL GET IT. PROF. II. y. u. PARKER
14Z4 New York ave. Washington. ID. ii
Phone NJ. AZ. ze7-F
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LAUNDRY

DON'T PATRONIZE steam Iaupdriaz. o,,-
hand laundry is better. prices no bigbep
Ask MR. FOSTER. Tel. Main 65l3
au2S-gOt
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500 CIGAR and sporting goods store. ce1fsr
city. IHORATOE, 704 sth ST. az. seASt
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
PIANo sAcRIFIcE 80


ENTIRE STOCK HIGH GRADE PIANOS
10 GO AT UNHEARD OF PRICES
Upright s55. $50 New Upright si65; Beauty.
CARLOAD DAMAGED PIANOS
Cases Scratched Other Slight Damages.
Iney VIZ BE Closed Out Immediately For
CasL or ItTde Payments Storage. Hauling.
GEO. LAWRENCE, sl5 G. Tuning Sl-5o II. l449
FOR sALE-Knabe upright piano in good
condi ton; 10 reasonabie offer refused: quick
sale cal 1907 Euclid St. Apartment No. ?.
FOR sALE-BaIlery doing a business of ss0o
q month. Box 42l. Times Office. se3-3t
TYPEWRIrING free STANDARD Tlake) 10
students OF typeWrtings IL you want one
address BOX ABS, Times ohice. ses-st
COLLIE PUPS. beautiful sable ana white:
none pfettiers thoroughbred, males. sl5; fe-
ma4es. 81 G.. II. GARDNER, Glendale, Nd.
near Fennsy lvania railroad station. se2-7t
FOR sALE-25.O00 feet, sxI2xs9 pine ioists.
aLso large lot of corrugated iron beams
ana columns, EDWARD MULLIN, lI09 b
81 nv. se2-st
PIANOS to be sold al 30 Der cent cbesD--
ne, nan eiseeHere 10 make room for our new
Kan si'te; easy terms aud no interest charged.
HELBIG BROS. I7s2 7th.
e1--tt
ALL Makes sewing machines repaired Tor
l9c ana guaranteed for one year Drop postal
kramer, i3le I4th nv. sgz5-tf
tA- ias2-A-a-@4LzLa AEh TLAAtgI AND
PLAYER PIANOS AT AUGUST CLEAR
ANCE SALE PRICES
Extraordinary bargains ia the finest OF up-
right pianos. including 500 stodart, sl5C: 500
Briggs, $50; $50 Stiehs $780, 500 Decker &
sais, 5000 Auto-piano (alnost new S4z5 EASY
payments.
o. J. DeMoLL 4 CO.. 1zsI C st.
au2z-tf
10000 BRICK ana ali material Ia houses
Apply On premises. SheDard's alley gth ana
l9th, y ana II NV, or
z. EDW. CLARK 1205 New Jersey ave NV.
Expert WTecksr OF Buildings Tel n g7g
aHZl-tf
SEWING MACHINES. S Up; graphoph0uss.
= up All the latest records repairing ia ali
lts branches; your credit is good. H. f.
GIVEN e. Peuusyiyanla ave. Sc au5-tf
SHERWOOD. CSC. MelVale. 75C Der bottle.
Monogram foci Cascade, Doc. OFerholt s5e.
AZ fuH Cts. BDSHS, HOE L ST. NV
EAone M- o-5l, aull-m. .W.f-tf
FOR sAL-E-EIeyen pigs s. eaen. Zz2s
BrigltH COD ave nv. sus-tf
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SFH ST Ne, 3e2-TWo large communication
rooms heat gas, BATH suitable light house
keeping. no children seg-gr
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.

CORCORAN ST. NV, 146o-Furnished room
IN splendid corner house near 2 car lines.
LOT Te1ned eolored tenant, au50-.t
9TH ST. Ne. I2-Near Library; nicely fur
nlshed rooms without heat; s. per month;
TO gentlemen. au29-sJt
r. ST Ne. 5ls-Two furnished houseksspfnr
rooms gas porcelain BATH dishes; $3.50 per
week. se2-st
% ST. NV. 5l5-weIl-f1rnished front roo,,
and hau room for gentlemen. private fam
~. reasonable rent se2-2t
I'd ST. NV. 522-F-lrnished rooms Tor Ipht
housekeeplng. ses-st
c ST Ne. Il2-Two nice flIruishes r59----
use q bath and parl0r. se4-5t
sTH NV. S03-Three front rooms On drgf
second, and third floor all conyenIencas.
Main 620s- se2-st
Q ST NV, IsZs-Large ana bright .Er-
nl@4ed and unfurnished rooms private ff.n-
TO RENT -EeautifuI front room; rea soma 5i.--
sol-hern exposure IN residential district
VIII give references II desired. BOX a65.
sfH Ne, ls-TVo secoad-aoor front rooms.
50 per month: near car line. ss2-S1
EAST CAPITOL. S04-seoond-Hoor front
room; hot-water heat best neIghborhood.
A ST. NE. 150-Thres rooms iu dssIrs l,7s
location; suitable for light housekeeping.
MAN-YouRg. wants gentleman 10 snare rom
N new apartment northwest. BOX ., Times
once seg-Tt
NEW JERSEY AVE. .28g-Six nicely furnished
rooms good location with private family.
convenient 70 any part OF city. se2-7t
9Th NV, 7l3-Nicely furnished front Too-n-
pain gentleman OF lady; private family.
II NV. 45-DeIightfuI nat: an eonveDie1ces-
near Union station and printing onIee. SIs.
sS--2e
NEW JERSEY AVE, s0I-Tn private family
small room for gent; large room for COUPLE.
reasonable. se5+5t
NEW JERSEY AVE, S0S-Two nicely I7I--
nlshed rooms IN private family; everything
new gentleman. Sc se2-St
NEW JERSEY AVE, S15-Niceiy furnished
IHon5 ron, room' couple or gentleman, in private
-elLL-Lg. Se2-3C
1sT NV. slO-Three furnished rooms for
gentleman, ne ~ Printing Once Union STA
ton In privat, family. se2-st
9Th ST. NV. s14-Two or three furnished
rooInsi all conveniences: fine location
sea-St
X ST. NV. s29-ORe newly furnished front
parlor unfinished seat
sTH ST NV. 71s-CentraIIy located: fine
for two; S. and SO se9-3t
NEW YORK AVE NV. 422-Three Die17,,
furnished rooms light housekeeping: well
heated. 80 3.
F ST. NV, 2036-One furnished room 81
floor; free telephone sea a.. -
18TH ST. NV. sOs-Four large rooms
small nice location: neatly furnished
NJ ST. NV. 12is-Two pleasant unfIrnisbe5
communicating rooms; adults. se7-St
9Th ST. NV. 61s-Tyyo large clean rooms.
front and back So q,
FLORIDA AVE. NV. SO7-Two we'll f77--
nlshed second noor front rooms: light house
keeping; heat, gas, porcelain bath SIS
II ST. NV, 3o6-Private family have fIr-
nished and unfUrnished rooms; first and see
ond floor. 80 81
MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. 4F-One nicely
furnished room; IS; one large, heat, gas ana
bath; gents. se2St
X ST NV, E6-Large front room: nicely
furnished; 2 smaller; bath, etc, reasonable:
C-oesl, pIleaIe Family se3-3t
X ST. NV, 4z3-Two nice unfurnisbe5
second hoor rooms; large furnished. fn
private family ses st -
D ST sW., sl5-Two furnished rooms for
gentlemen; heat; gas and bath ses-st
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UMBRELLAS RE-cOVRPFD

DON'T BUY NEW ONEs-Bring the old
umbrellas to US make them as good as
NJ. II. PHILPITT. sOl Z St. nv.
Jyz4-fr. 81. .tu-98t
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HERB SPECIALIST
LOUIS & SONS

LOUIS & SONS.
Manufacturers OF a special line Of herb rene
dies which are guaranteed 70 cure OF relieve
the most obstinate diseases known to man
kind more quickly than any other known
medicine A trial VIII convince the most
skeptieal. 178s 7th St. nv. au2s-tf
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DANCING ACADEMY, as I st. NV, Misses
Chamberlain and COBB. teachers: private 80
class lessonss social dance thursdays. Phona
n 5s47-T- ia2a-s6f
PROPER aud correct dancing taught includ-
ing Ths NarcissuE, schottische rhree-sfsn
tWO-step, and waltz. etc. cut rates sor SUM
mers private lessons. 50c, b. appointment
5e25-gOt
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S-vlg COUNTRY STORE With house, q acres
iand, snap. THORNTON, 703 STA st. AZ.
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WoRKINGMAN,s WANTs-

every time YOU put vour
foot in cur store you save a S. bill when
you buy one Of our 50 suits; coats and vests
s.: pants. 81. every article al wool tailor
made Slightly used. JUSTH S OLD STAND
51s D. atls1-zf
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WALL PAPER.

SEND TO HUNT. the old reliable, gIl New
York ave, and set his reduced prices on all
work for the next 81 days. Main 26g7
aue3-s1t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS and OUT or EN-
PLoYMENT SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
THE TIMES. au2o-tf
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HAY, GRAIN, AND FEED.

CHURCHs FEED STORE. $40 ~ S. "
Special this week. Whips. SC each.
jy28-tu.f Su-tf
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG 3, 7th and * SITS. NV,
8 KANN. SONS 4 CO, sth and Market space
GREENS CAPITAL A u V z R TISI3 q
AGENCY, ll4S 18th 81 NV.
". =. McNULTY, Cigar Store 18th and P NV
} FRENCH SIMPSON cor. 7th st.s Rhode
Island ave. aud r st. NV.
Il 4. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th St and
Massachusetts, ave nv.
CHAS. c. HORNUSG, Christiani Pharmacy,
sw- cor 1th and n sIs. NV.
sANFORD'S PHARMACY. New York ave
and North Capitol street
IARNOLD, 3401 l4th 81. nv.
r. A NEITCH. Z0tn and n sts- NV.
QUIGLEY'S S PHARMACY, 21st and G sts. NV.
s. 81. WAGNER s. Co, 1st and II sts. NV.
J.. T. TAHLOE. cor. 9th and Z Ets. .W
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th and Pa.ave.T3S7,
PARK ROAD PHARMACI. 1Itn & Park road
AAITINGLI'S 5 PHARMACY, l4th and l.
r. -. HOWARD. 18th ana ".
-. v POTTIE. S3zs BrightWood ave.
AALTBX'S PHARMACY. 1861 Calvert st
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CORCORAN ST. NV. 1450-Furuished room
IN splendid corner house near car lines.
for refined C0l0red tenant aug0--r
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+ ST. NV L3-Two beautiful communicate
ing second floor rooms light house ekeeping.
pleasant surroundings. southern family. no
children. se4-st
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9Th ST. NV, sl5-Two large newly papered
second nO0r rooms. SIS per month se3-3t
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TABLE BOARD.

IND ST NV, uS-Good table board BY the
week or month; convenient to all Govern
ment departments; meals sAnt out; give as
6 tTiaL ausO-7t
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PENNSYLVANIA AVE NV, I05s-Elegant
cheap. se4-3t
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2iST ST. NV. 1259-Tyfo large communicat-
ing room; ID floor nght housekeeping, heat
and gas. sef-9t
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WHERE 10 DINE.

BOYsl While wifey's away come and dine
with US; regular dinner. z5c. also q Ia csr4s.
frst-class meals, clean and quick ser,tcss
tickets SCHAFER'S CAFE. 623 = NV
5e35-f. .Su. w-80t
HONG KONG Low.
Chinese Restaurant SIS Sta St Nv
10 a. m % 2 3. IN.
LADIES PAhLOhS- GENTS PARLORS.
mEE0-W. II Su-s0t
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THREE large rooms f0r rent in Bladens-
burg. s9i water in yard. apply c. Z.
CROWN. SET y
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Advertisements win be accepted at
Hnv OF the following branch offices
at regular Office rates. Ii il is in-
convenient to leave Advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business 0ffice, they may Sc tele.
phOned direct TO The Times (MaiR
5260), and 3 messenger will call to
collect without additional charge.
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- wANTEp-FEKALlr.

ALTERATION lady at once. expsr1 snct 4
references. Apply SIGMUNDE, 7?o -. -
ss3-3U
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GET a READING from AIr. Million il YOU
want information On any matter. He EyiII
tell you what you wish 20 know. Readings.
s.. 20. HyploJisn taught. 81 Eye % st nw
Tel. Main "a auz4-tf
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YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated. 81:
an kinds of new ones made 10 order; vou
can see your work done Factory and sales
room 6s3 Il nv. Tel NJ 2097 L T
JONES. 1yZa-tf
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PIGEONS, canaFies, paFTOJs. RABBITS bird
supplies, etc. Pets boarded; prices right
BARCLAYS S PET STORE.
zls 10th 81 NV jys-eod-tf
FOR sALE-Thoroughbred liver color water
spsniels: s. each. s15 5th st. NV 1t
PEDIG1EED scEsW-tafled brIho Bosto-
terrier pups French poodies. parrots cana
rles. guinea pigs; pets boardedi rates reason-
LEES BIRD STORE, AZ Iut n. ".
5gzn
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IN ALEXANDRIA. hall or attic room: fur
ntshed or unfurnished; no heat OF gas: rent
must be cheap. Address BOX 421 Times Of
WANFED-Two rooms. furnished for house
keeping location central northwest: rent
must be reasonable. permanent. BOX 40
Ilmes once, ses-3t
WANTED-Two 70 four furnished rooms for
adults only; light housekeeping; state terms.
BOX AZ. Times Office se2-st
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE

WANTED-BundIe wrappers. Apply KING s,
| PALACE. $40 1th ST. NV. se3-3t
! WANTED-Experienoe millinery preparerf
I and apprenti ces Apply KINGS PALACE.
$40 7th ST. nv, se3-3t
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PAINTS AND SIGN PAINTING.

GRIP PAINT AND HARDWARE co.
ELECTRIC and plumbers supplies, house.
furnishing goods; agricultural, garden tools
hose, lawn mowers, ice cream freezers al
cost, anything, 1882 1st St nv.
GEO. LEHMAN. Manager. uuy6-su v f-set
BEFORE going away let us do your work.
ornamental painting hardwood finishing
graining. glazing, sign painting estimates
cheerfully furnished. HARRY L DUIEY
1904 sth nv. Phone NJ HAM
ie12-fr. Su. w-60t
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HELP wANTED-Male and Femsle

STENOGRAPHER and typewriter; expert
enCed. Apply KINGS PALACE. siO 7th 81
nv. so -
HELP for all departments in hotel BUR-
CESS HOTEL AGENCY. 5o3 10Th 81. NV.
se1-5t
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PERSONAL.
CLAIRvOYARTs.

MME. CATHERINE. paIullst and card read
eT. tells every thing you Wish 10 know about
business and love analFs. SIS New York ave.
open eTOm 10 10 T. teIs-tf
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SOUTHWEST.

- HUGO EIsENBEISS. 7th and 3 streets
MCDONALD. J, W. "a and L sw.
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ElLLA LANL

a Z. POWELL. zth and Easf Capitol sts
ROACH DRUG Co. Sth and : sts -,
A 3. BURROWS. 1Itb and Pa. ave.
S, P WELLER, cor. Sth and I
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FTP ST. NV. 9ls-BrighL. all, rooms; Z
nlsns or un-uInlsle1- SCI.
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4TH 81. Sc lo3-For couple without chill
dren; or 4 rooms se4-gt
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RooMING HOUSES. slz5. $3.50 500; sr-al
hotel. 5000. THORNTON. 70i Sth a. uw.
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EAST CAPITOL ST. e-l-Two or three un-
furnished rooms, 80 hofF. se4-3t
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NORTHEAST.

LADDoN PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS- H BLUAER. n Cap. and r sts ne.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. ID and Z sts.
KRAUS' PHARMACY, cor. 9Th and K sts-
BENZ. 7. LA&HAA, 1lth and Z. Gap. -.
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GEORGETOWN.
y. P. WELLER, Pharmacy. 5554 II st. NV.
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ANACOSI4A.
BURYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
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Three times within one week, "a cents a
line; times. eonsecutiveIy, 90 cents line.
Alnlmum space, lines.
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ST NV. 6l-Three unfurs.:saed rooms:
third floor; for light h0Usekerpingi heat and
gas rent reasonable. sef-3t
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Class b

charge. IS cents.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va.
g. I. CARlyE s. CO. zO3 King 81
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
J. A. SONNEMAE-
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FOR RENT-UNFUaN1sHED ROOMS.


Z ST. NV. 1l9-rwo beautiful communicate
ing second floor rooms light housekeeping.
pleasant surroundings southern family no
/ PENNsYL.VANIA AVE NV. I05S-Rleeant
+ S-room fiat f0r rent; omtral location: very
cheap. se4-3t
/ 21sT ST NV, l254-Tvto large camnunicat-
ing room; ID floor hght housekeeping heat
and gas. sef-9r
! EAST CAPITOL ST. s-4-Two or three un-
( furnlshed rooms; 81 holF se4-5t
! FLORIDA AVE. NV fle-Two or three
| unfurnished rooms; second hoori heat. gas,
bath no children, private family. se4-5t
THREE large rooms Tor rent in Bladens-
burg. fs water ia yard. apply C. Z.
! q 81 NV 60-Three on four large uufur-
nished rooms furnace; adults ONLY se4-9t
5TH NE,, 5ss-one or two uufurnished; light
housekeeping. heat gesi bath. se4-2t
] r ST NV. sl-rhree unfur.>:saed rooms.
third floor for light horsekeTpingi heat and
gas, rent reasonable sei-5t
1 4TH 81. Sc, lo3-For couple without chill
{ dren; or rooms. sel-3t
10TH sT. NE. gl5-Two OF ;hree unfurnished
( rooms second floor; suitable f0F light house
! keeping se3-2t
! TrH ST. NV. I7l2-TWo unrarnished rooms
/ with gas sll. se5-zt
/ COR. y. CAPITOL AND NJ NE.-Nlce aat- 4
.
] CARROLL sT. Sc, ls8-rhree unfurnished
rooms; % floor with bath. heat ana gas
/ light h0useh hseping. se3-3t
/ I'D ST. NV. 5zS-Nicely furnished rooms
bah, heat gas very reasonable. seS-St
! p ST. NV. 27o9-Tw0 bright COMMUNICATIVE
rooms. heat. gas. bath; rent SO. ses-3t
/ GRANT PLACE. 9-LArse rooms: nall room
I 81; hot ana cold running water iu rooms
central; near all cars. se3-3t
9TH ST. Ne. 2o2-TRo large communicating
rooms heat gas, bath, suitable light house
keeping. no children. ses-2t
/ 9Th ST. NV, 8l5-TWo large newly papered
second lioor rooms. SIS per month seS-3t
I n ST. Ne. 235-Three uufurnished rooms for
I light housekeeDingi cheap ses-st
c Ne. I20Z-TWo or three unfurnished rooms
/ in new weil-hcated house sez-st
18th ST. NV, I707-Three unfurnished Sec
ond-iioor rooms light h0usekeepira. neat
and gas. seg-st
EAST CAPITOL ST.. 4J7-Four unfurnished
rooms with use Of bath, for light housekeep-
I ing. se2-st
A Ne. Iz5-TWo nfst-lo3r rooms. desirable
location near car lines; park ses-5t
K ST NE 402-Thres unfurnIshed looms
/ for small family. sez-st
sTH ST. wv. i5o-For rent. three rooms.
heat gas, bathi use ~ phone ses-3t
9Th ST. NE, 14-Four unfurnished rooms;
lst hoori side porch large yaGd; Stsz5.
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EDUCATIONAL.

TYPEWRITER free STANDARD make3 70 stu
dents Of typewriting if you want oae Ad-
dress at once BOX 426s Times once
sss-ss
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WINDOW CLEANING

I CAN keep your windows clean cheaper.
quicker and easier than you can 1 know
how. LEON J.. CAHOON, Acme Window
Cleaning Co, removed to 1905 + NV.
1y22-W. IT. Su-59t
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WHERE TO MARKET

STEAK, lie, Bc Isc: chuck steak. lac.
roast veal 12lzc; chops. 15c; outlets zee
+. c. SANDERS. corner Tth ami G sw
Phone n s95 X ie28-90t
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FOR REM
Furnished or UnfuTnished Rooms.


FTP ST. NV. 9l3-Bright. all, rooms. fur
nishe OF un-umished set-ar
ID ST. wv 501-Large furnished o. unfIr-
nished brighr r0omi hrst noors private farn-
is. f+
AE--Elegant ftTuiEhCI and unfUruishe9
rooms light h9gsekeePizgi no children.
ss4-5t
Sd 81. NV, 22j-Furnishcd and unfurnished
rooms terms moderate. sas-zt
ST. NV, 2I-Three furnished az unfur-
nished rooms; light housekeeping n desired.
IA private family reasonable ses-st
ST. 8E-. e-Three furnished or unfurnished
and furnished haII room. ses-st
NEW JERSEY AVE SCI. 45s-Two large
rooms, one small; suitable fo- light house
keepinsi near Library. se2-8t
/ 81. NV, l2sl-,Sice furnished and IN
Furnished rooms sugl-7f
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AUTOMOBILE OUTING.

HIGH POWER touring automobile for hire:
cheaper than carriage expert Chauffeur s.
per hour for party OF four. Phone Main b5sl
Genessee, 10th and NV. au5-w. n-90t
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GRANT PLACE 9-Large rooms. nall room,
So hot ana cold running water in rooms
central: near all cars. ss3-gt
The Newtown bee., 1908-01-31
OUR NEIGHBORs.
 Nichols
ROBERT c. HAWLEY.

Robert c. Hawley passed away at his home at Vail, Ia., on Wednesday, January 22, aged Sl. The body was brought to Bridgeport where the fu- neral took place on Tuesday afternoon, January 2S, at 2 o'clock from the un- dertaking rooms of Hawley, Wilmot < Reynolds. The burial was in the Mountain Grove cemetery. MT flaw ley was a native and for many years a resident of this place. He is well re- membered by the older people of this place. His home was where William Cooper now lives.
 Charles Smithson has rented the east end of E. l.. Hitt's blacksmith shop and has moved there.
 D. J. Walters who has been quite seriously ill for long time, is now gaining slowly.
 Several farmers in this place pur- chased of A. s. Edwards of Fairfield supply of the Sucrene dairy feed he is selling and they are well pleased with it. They find it increases the flow of milk from the COW considerably.
 Mrs Horace Lyons is critically i'll. Mrs w. s. Mills, who has been quite 1 i'll, is now improving slowly. ! If you want the best groceries and feed the market affords at reasonable prices trade with your home merchant, D. s. Fairchild & Son.
 Miss Mary Burt spent few days in Bridgeport, last week, with friends. H. l.. Fairchild has purchased of Bridgeport parties new 22-horse power Buric touring car and is having a new auto house built near hls barn to keep it in.
 The skating on John B. Nichols pond has been good and the young people have been improving it. On Saturday evening there was a polo game be- tween the Mill and Shamrock teams which resulted in tie game.
 The Bee representative was kindly entertained at dinner, last Tuesday. at the home of l.. c. Nichols.
 If you have any trouble with your coffee or tea give us trial. We can please you. E. s. Faichild & Son.
 Andrew Nagy is building rew house near J. E. McDonald's, just north of Nichols. .'t .~ 1
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Quaker's Farms.
AT CHRIST CHURCH.

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 Services at Christ church, February ?, at 2 p. m. Sunday school after serv- ice. a
 The Ladies' Guild did not hold their entertainment January "A, the weather preventing. They will have supper and dance at the hall, Friday evening, February 7. All are invited to attend and a good time is expected.
 Mrs Elizabeth Crossman passed her 8Oth birthday January 15. Her broth CT, E. D. Tomlinson, and wife of Five Mile Hill called on her.
 Mrs E. B. Harger and family have returned home after visiting with her parents in Shelton.
 Miss Ethel Beardsley of Five Mile Hill was caretaker at Mrs B. B. Har- gers while she was away.
 Little Miss Noretta Tomlinson, who has been visiting her relatives for some time, has returned to her home in Bridgeport.
 Miss Abbie Pope did not return to her school, Monday, as she is sick with cold.
 Smith Hine, who has been critically i'll and attended by Dr Davis of Sey- mour, is better. His daughter, Nel- lie, is caring for him.
 MT Ames' people, who bought the Flagg place, were the guests of MT Ry der, last week, until their household goods arrived.
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Georgetown.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
 Mrs Eliza Wood and Mrs Janet Ben nett are recovering from severe at- tacks of pneumonia.
 Miss Alice Stocking was given birthday surprise party, last Thursday evening. A jolly good time was had by all present. Refreshments. were served and after wishing Miss Stock ing many happy returns of the day, the guests started for home just as the snow blizzard of the next day was starting in. &1
 Mrs Francis Jelliffe of Westport at tended the meeting of the Mission Band at Mrs Eugene Banks, last Sat urday afternoon, beside calling on friends in Little Boston district.
 The grip has been very prevalent, this past week, in UmpaWaug. The latest victims have been MT and Mrs Zalmon Read and daughter, Eleanor, Mrs Saunders, Arthur and Edith Lind wall. 5'
 MT Began has recovered from pneu- monia and is teaching again in the Georgetown school.
 Albert Benjamin is enlarging his ve- randa and putting in bay window on his house in Boston district.