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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-08

boots are embroidered with steel or
gun-metal and, perhaps, a few rhine
stones, and have lacings OF white silk.
or course, the midsummer widow who
Is looking forward" should wear
them IL she wants them, for some OF
the girls and even the married maid
ems" have their coats-of-arms embroid-
cred in gorgeous colors on the tips OF
their slippers.
high picture boots and such long
laces! All the fat bachelors. the wild
overs (and other lady-folks hus-
bands) are always at her feet. Long
laces have the picture boots, and men
are PROSTATE at her Feet.
She is the same midsummer widow
she who has the picture boots-who
has all her trunks refined with violet
silk. All tho fittings of her travelling
bags are OF the turtle ebony, a brown
ish black wood that looks dead black
from short distance. All the APP
pointments of her desk are also OF
turtle ebony. The pad is deep purple,
and the ebony covers Of the inkstands
have her monogram in dull silver let
ters. This turtle-ebony is tremendous
~ WUtU sue lldNti5. ic
naughty widow! She knows why. II
pronounces her an American widow
which, on the Continent means far
more than even being the Merry
Widow" from Roumania. Turtle
ebony can seldom be purchased In
other countries. Only in America is
this brownish.black wood-dedic1ted
to the needs of the widOw-easily OBJ
tainable.
Then, besides her rOse-colored glass
es, worn druing the time her clothes
are black, SO that she herself may not
be too blue, she must have a lorgnette
OF gunmetal. set with pearls, each no
larger than a pin-head No matter how
much she can see with her naughty,
naked eye. she needs her lorgnette,
for a dignified and death-dealing pres
entation OF the acid fruit that is the
oldmaid cousin OF the orange In
Japan. the baby-glrl begins early 70
learn the language OF the fan. In New
York the baby-girl Is given lessons In
the nursery In regard to the language
OF the lorgnette,
And how about the poor Riddles"
say you. the children OF the widow"
Well. after she buys some new collars
for her Pomeranian or her bulldog
(these must be OF black seal ar II
black lizard lined with purple Sikh
she then. perhaps. considers the chill
dren. II is most important TO decide
what will be most becoming TO her
not to them. Usually she decides 20
have them in all white. but with black
belts and ties. For many reasons they
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-08
CAME WITH APOLOGY
TO SHOOT FRIEND
TITUS, SORRY TO AWAKEN CAR.
MAN TO DIE, WAS TIRED OF
SEEING HIM AROUND.

John, have come around
here TO shoot you. 1t is a little
late TO disturb you and you
have been a good friend of
mine for many years. but have
begun TO get tired OF seeing you
around, and | have decided to
kill you.-From Pleasantries OF
Capt. Titus.
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IF SOME ONE HAS NOT
TOLD YOU

And you have not read about
it. notice this now: All tickets
reading via the Wabash, Grand
Trunk and Michigan Central
Railroads between Detroit and
Bualo, are honored on d. &
b. line steamers. Remember
that.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-08


the premortem purchase Of
mourning clothes, and even In
" post-mortem buying you may
do very much as you choose.
Not much longer will the terror Of
heavy crepe be added to the burden
OF sorrow. Witness the proof
thereof! A straw, for example, may
show which way the wind blows, and
SO may wee BIT OF @ handkerchief
How those black-bordered handker-
chiefs made one SILVER,
Our mothers and grandmotkers
were able to tell just how long wild
ow's husband had been dead by thc
width Cf the borlcr IN her handker-
chief. II was reducui. ! believe one.
eighth Of an inch at a t;me Now.
sLsteai Of a black.borderel handker-
chief, just sweet bit of pure white
linen (and usually dry with a small
monogram IL carried. Dry, insist.
because we. of the world OF fashion,
are supposed never TO cry. II we be-
long to good families. such as the
Knickerbockers. though Chollie, OF
course. is still alive, and can't say
what form my sorrow might take. I
might need bath towel for my tears.
Mrs. Eleanor Glyn said, that only pie
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-08

are not TO be too conspicuous.
IL. perchance, she have a love for
vivid crimsons. or scarlets. and really
looks ugly without them. what may
she do? Not like the the olive-com-
plexioned heroine m Ouida's novel
forced 10 wear mourning) who al
ways carried scarlet.bound book,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-08

job rrsrrrns done rlgnl: rtme. .Prist-
ting Co.. Is John R-st Phone itsA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-08

HER UP, and forever Danish
the premortem purchase OF
mourning clothes. and even In
post-mortem buying you may
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-08
When a Widow Lighters Her Mourning

No Longer the Tyranny of Mourn
ing Dress. Crepe in Terrifying
Quantities Out Of Style. Either
Ill W'hite or Ill Black Takes
the Place of Biack-and- Whtte
For Secondary Mourning.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

sou EEAIR STORE. best square sa - -
Ia ave 81
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

THE best Ping P0nEs IN Washington: =
large size Ping Pongs, CSC s. cabinets
dozen Sl.Oo &EWBERRH' STUDIO. s5s
Pennsylvania ave nv
mv1s-ul. w got
ONE DOZEN cabinet photos. Two positions,
showing proofs, 1885, ali work guaranteed;
open Sundays Phone 81 6564 MELNfCK
STUDIO SO 5th st nv. my2-SJt
OUR SPECIALIZE sepia porcelain mintsz
Turei oval 2izX5 inches. copied from any
photograph fer Size, BOYCE STUDIO, 1s2s y
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GEORGETOWN PLUMBING.

LARGEST and best facilities for plumbing
and lead burning reasonable charges. DroUuut
ana einclenl serVlcei established twenty
years. CHARLES LCCKHEAD. 2Q5s IN 81
nv. my22-eOd- got
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sTUDENTs-Y6

STUDEAT6-Tou Wsu get individual atten-
ton al the tiue If your sitting We are now
making a special rate q students OF S. per
dozen. Work az same hi ga standards We have
1891 o. 81. Mys-SFt
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wANTED-sUMMER BoARDERs.

GOOD SHADE TJ-s air; all Conveniences
delightful place &c s~end summer vacation
real country; mounts IN spring water P. RI
PHILLIPS. WeavsTton, Nd R. F ID
Railroad Station, Augusta my2s-s0t
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MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA

WASHINGTON CAMP. No. 1884. Van W
Roberts. 6s5 12th 81. ne. clerk meets Thurs
day evening At Typographical Temple, 425
q = a. my24-90t
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SHEET AND METAL WORKERS.

DAILY HOPPEE. galvanized iron and cop
per cornices. ventilating building trimmings
ana VentllRtng skyllghts: furnaces. Latrohss
ana ranges. 1850 18th st. Phone y 500
ie1-u1, ", sa-94
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LADIES' TAILORING.

LADIES and gentlemen's tailoring; suits
made 10 order. cleaning, pressing demodeI-
ing; goods called FOR and delivered ayeing
a specially. Z. BELLMORE. aoOZ IAN 81 nv.
Eny24-sQt
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PORTEH-Colored. 10 be generally useful
lana ave il
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woRKINGMARs WANTS.

WORKINGMEN, suit OF clothes for a -four
dollar bill; VIII save you a i've spot. goods
an tailor made: wooden goods CsIightIv used)
coats and vests for small men for 81 and
$50. bargains now. JUSTHS CID STAND.
619 D. jeI-7t
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FURNACE WORK.

HIGH GRADE furnace work and timing
largest operations in Mt Pleasant. reason
aple rates; prompt and accurate service Leo
o. GOETZINGER, 2l04 18th st Phone y 4gia
yzO-eod- cor
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EON-MEDICAL HEALING.

The Junod AIethod-(The Vacuum)-ot HYPE-
REMIA-RESTORISG THE CIRCULATION
is the DRUGLESS and the BLOODLESS
CURE FOR that LANE BACK, RHE-AIA-
TISM, ATANIA. BRIGHTS DISEASE. and
those AILMENTS that interfere with the
free use Of the limbs and make WALKING
IMPOSSIBLE FOR FULL PARTICULARS
and FREE CONSULTATION see
PROF. Il n u. PARKER
1414 New York Ave n. W
Hours. 10 10 g. sundays 10 % I
Lady Assistant
Read Non Medical Healing next Saturday
and Sunday. Times. Uyl5--
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,BROOKLAND. D. c.
LINTON &ANELsON.
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PAINTS AND OILS.

HIGH GRADE paints and oils. I sen the
hest All Kinds glass Glass cut etc W
F. ANDREWS, 1sa4 14th st. nv. Phone \.
2Q92. my23-Sa. m,w-s0t
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SPECIAL SALE.

3. FERAAN, Outatter 20 Mankind
Special closing out sale OF quantity ladies'
skirts. Regular value $3.50 and s5.g8. WIZ
sell out A. gl-z5 ana Up. Lowest prices.
90 a. ST. sN.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-01

ohAElNAt4 gypsy pdlutsts whole fortune
told LjC; open nights 1923 5Jh 81 nW.
il
500 WILL be paid for the best name for
new safety razor % be plL On the market In
The next ten days 20 be reJaIlel s.. we
VIII send sou upDu receipt OF 81 the complete
DuthL and also give you GA opportunity IN
the contest guarantee t8 refund your money
after ten dzyS trial % the razor u you are
not perfectly EafislrI THE MORTON
SALES COMPANY, - Carlisle ave. York.
Pa uysl-Zt
THE OWNER OF the Treasure BOX VIDE
Strau1 Magazine. 10 requested 20 write far
.nfornatioF 10 q. T.. SULLIVAN, Auss0orie,
India. m.4-mo-5t
SINCERE FBIEED-EJJe received, VIII
thank you 70 be more explicit. any further
information viii be greatly appreciated, vii
be treated as strictly confidential. uny30-al
II YOU NEED money / viii make you a
loan Of from SO 70 50 a. a rate that viii
pay you 70 Investigate. Address BOX 81.
Times of!cs. myz8-33t
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ALEXANDRIA,, Va.
T. L CARNE 4 CO. 70s King 81
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I MAN-Wh ite. % Wc~k around coal yarl ,
must understand car of horses; rent free.
Apply Sd and T. SITS. us j. j. CONNOLLY.
iel-3t
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BRANCH OFFICES.

GOLDENBERG'S :, 9Th and * sta NV.
8. EASN. SONS < CO.. SIN and Market space
GREENS CAPITAL A ID v u X I I \ =
AGENCY, I145 18th 81. nv
". i. McNULTX, Cigar store. l4th aad Z nv.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON, coz. 2th st.s Hnods
Island ave. AID = 81, NV
II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. attn - and
Mas. ave. NV.
CHAS. G. HOkNUNG. ChrtsuapI Pharmacy.
sW- cor. I'm and 81 sts. nv.
6ANFORD'S PHARMACY. new YORK ave.
and North Capitol street
r. \ hEITCH, 10th and n Ets. NV.
QUI4LEY'S PHARMACY, 21st aod q SITS. nv.
>. 81. WAGNER g. CO.. LIST and IL sts. NV.
J. 4. IAALOE. oor. 9Th and p sts. nv.
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 1sth ana Pa-ave. nS-
road
AATTINGLY's PHARMACY. I4th and L.
T. ID, HOWARD, 18th and ".
N Y. PAIIIE, 1929 BrighJWood ave-
AALTBI S PHARMACY, 1861 Calvert ST
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THIS AID and So entities you 20 a s. stripei
galita cloth suit. me latest style and cut
also silk waists reduced from IS 20 s. A +.
FALK 81 r St 1sI-zt
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WANTED-RoOMS.

WANTED-In northwest, twn uaslrnished
rooms second floor. rent not over Sc n.ar
month BOX 4o5. Times Office. Il
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FOR 30 DAYS our SO portraits wiu be re-
duced 70 S.. including one Of our beautiful
tinted portraits graduates and brides spe-
apss-s0t
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS

~ p SCI ts3-rhreo unrurnlshed rooms
Asht housekeeDiusi private family. re1f res
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BusS BOY-Colored; must be neat expert
enoed- WALLIS CAFE, SIT l2th 81. nv.
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! SHOP HANDS-First class on ornamental
! iron work. BARBER ROSS. 5th and Y
SITS ECklngtOn. fei-2t
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THE VAN DYKE. American and European,
"a and % NV, furnished rooms. bachelor
s-artraants: special dinner, Q 70 3, m. sun
Tsv 10 D N. Expert Chinese cook Phone
~ 80 ap15-S5t
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MOTORCYCLES.
PLUMBING.

EXPENSIVE Economy Poor plumbing
more costly than the most expensive: Job
bling and remodeling our specially; work
satisfactory. JOS. r. QUINTER & SON, 1A4
TELEPHONE \. $3.50 for Immediate repairs
TO your heating or plumbing apparatus A
fair trial IS all we ask LsAITXMAN * SIN
CELL 1910 7th st. NV myTg-n " sa-set
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MRS. j.. 4. BARRINGER. eIectr8-yl5ro spe-
ciailst, announces her removal fr0m 81 j
o.. nv. 70 1920 = uW., where she VIII continue
her business as before. Prices reduced 70
summer rates LHul September T. Very ex-
elusive, ap-3-5Jt
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TO THE LADIES.

GREATER WASH TAILORING co. We !
dye, clean, repair garments. reasonable prices /
men suits sponged. pressed 25c. 5l5 ION, /
l4Is L uw- Phone y s892-M
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ELK LAUNDRY. 1893 18th NV. sheets &c;
pillow cases. &c; spreads. lJcs towels. lci table
cloths. 5ci napkins, Lee collars and Guns, =.
work guaranteed. suits month-s 81.
apZ2-sst
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oHNsoN, 1855 Pa.
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TEETH without plates; no extracting. no
main painless filling. Baltimore ONCE 326 y
Charles st. DR.. J. l. Wilson. 1908 + st nv.
ap2l-S0t
once Hours. $50 A. NJ. to $50 P. NJ
DIR. OTIS ". ELZEY. DENTIST.
s. ". Cor. 10th and + SITS. y. ".
DR.. W J. ELZEY. DENTIST,
n E Cor. 9Th and z. Capitol SITS. ne
Specialists in Painless Extracting. Gold
Crown and Bridge Work, Filings, and Plates
that Mt Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Moderate prices. Phone NJ. 4252
my5-tf
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

THIS WEEK on.y, red ribbon whiskey, 81
Of. bottle for Sc 1872 18th st. NV. WRIGHT
& NORWOOD. Phone n. S13. Nail orders.
Postal OF phone. jel-nl, ", sa-s0t
OVERHOLT IN BOND..........-..... s5c or
PAUL JONES'. ....-.......-..........70c Bottle
WALSKY,
1910 9TH St nv my2-s0t
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JEWELRY cANvAsSERs to sell diamonds
watches. etc, 10 the best trade only good
mh2-m0 NE fr-tf
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SERS-TWo coloredi steady Bork and
/ good pay. ]. ROTH, 14j5 81, nv. 1t
/ PREsSERS- frsJ-class al once. Apply
6l9 10Th 81. nv. 1el--J
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WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid
Tor csst-on clothes. ladies' or gentlemen s.
Address postal I VIII call Phone North
lI55 T. RICE. 1852 Ith s. NV. nyl-3oJ
MILLINERY styllzhIy made, trimmed. and
TemOdeied; straw hatz dyed. Cseaned and re-
shaped at reasonable prices. FOERTscHE >.
az 18th 81 nv. mh2z-59t
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ARCHITECT, CARPENTER AND
BUILDER.

ARCHITECT. Carpenter and Builder: jobbinz
promptly executed at short notice: drop pos
IaI VIII calli estimates cheerfully given.
". c. GOODWIN. 703 S st NV
rnr25-n0 IA gs-cs+
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TAILORING.

J. RUDOLPH MERCHANT TAILOR.
Latest imp0rtaJions. fashionable cuts AZ
moderate prices. Altering, cleaning. pressing
neatly done. 5l2 9Th 81. uH. Long established
ap2Smo. v ,sa-99t
LARGE VARIETY in cloth; latest In fash-
ion designs, pleased customers have built
nay business Try me- WM- a. HEINE-
MAN, Ili3 5th 50. NV myI3-m. ". sz-S0t
YOUR CLOTHES made from finest imported
and domestic fabrics. at moderate prices.
Dyeing, cleaning, pressing, etc done reason
ably. J. R0senbaum, 2l5 John Marshall place.
my3-mO. IT. sa-s0t
S. SPIGEL. ladies' ana EsuJlem4ns hns tail
oriaE. moved from 1911 Conn. ave. 90 l6ls O.
all work first class. rem0del4ug. cleaning
pressing; goods called for ana delivered
phone 1851 myl5-30t
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Personal.

ORIGINAL GYPSY palmist, whole fortune
told LjCs open nights. 1923 5Jh ST. NV
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N0RTHEAaT

LADDON PHARMACY, ZOO Florida ava ne
CHAS H BLUAER. N cap and II sIh- No
McCaESNEI d. JOACHIM. COR. "a and = sts.
kRAI5. PHARMACY, 5th and X sta
AcCHEsNEH r. JOACHIM, sth and r sts- IA
BENZ U. AMMAN llth and 4. Cap. 81.
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WANTED-AGENTs.

HERE'S 4 GOOD ONE, AGBNTs-An arti-
cles that sells and reselis IN every home.
Office, store, public building; permanent busl-
ness. exclusive territory. no investment re-
quired. goods delivered free. 100 per Cent
profit Write for sample ATLAS SPECIAL
TY co. 82i. EllicOtt St. Buffalo n 7.
my3I-4t
AGENTS-BIG MONEY-''Good Luck key
less banks open only when fun wonderful
seller; sample prepaid, 12c. r. ". DeMOTT
& CO, 40 7th St. Brooklyn. n. Y. my3l-2J
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MEN 10 get best hair cut in the city. l5c;
boys hair halF cut Zoe shave with neck
shave. Ice razOrs hOned ibc. two 25c; first
class white BARRIERS; close pm. GIT 4 stnW.
mvIl-tf
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DYEING, CLEANING, PRESSING.

J. F. HUTH CECLIPsEJ, dyeing and clean
ing works: works and of1Ce 65l 10Th 81. ne. =
branch 6l5 Pean, ave. SCI telephone, Llaco-H
7.s-R; wagons call for aud deliver ap5-s0t
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
---- -aFr- nT7r-x-.Es- av--r.
LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS


Wanted Agents, Wanted Help. Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
Cd Rooms or Board. Boarding, Eos Rent
Rooms. Rooms ana Board-One cent a word
Mluila ana space 10 words.
Business Opportunities. Cor Sale Mis-
cellaneous, Horses ana Vehicles, Lost
and Found. Wanted miscellaneous.
DOGS. Pets, etc.-l5 cents a line; 2 times
consecutively. 12ia cents line; 3 times
conseCutiyeIy 10 cents = line. hAini-
suum charge As cents.
An other classihcations-l5 cents a
line, times COnsecutively, 12iz cents a
line; 3 times COnsecutiVeiy. 10 cents q
Zine aLtaiuUn charge so cents.
Advertisements win be accepted Rt
my of the following branch offices
at regular once rates. Ii 1t Is In
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business ONCE, they may be tele-
phOned direct 90 The Times MAIN
5269), and q messenger will call to
collect without additienI charge ts
the advertiser.
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/ MEN-Activs white. 10 clean windows
| ROOM 2l9 Stewart Bldg sth and d SITS. ma.
/ my30 jei
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y HUGO ASSEMBLIES. zth and b strssEE.
MCDONALD, J. W. 4.ia and L sw.
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CLOTHING.

An Oyerpr0ductiou sale; 90 Doz. Mems I'm
ported French Madras Shirts Made 10 Sell At
So Our Price 79c- Come Quick Before
They're All Sold. c. Auerbach, 7th and III
The Sweater Store. myl6-eod- got
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NAN Cor boarding house; white boy. amuse-
ment park, 81 week. hCIseman. Inquire EX-
CHANGE, 1885 nth ST. nv. 10
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EOTTHEAET-

A. Z. POWELL sJh ana East Capitol sts-
ROACH DRUG CO.. SJh and @ SIS. Sc.
A b BURROWS, lIth ana Pa ave
r =. WELLER. cor. Sth and !.
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ANACOSTLA-
BURE's PHARAACT. corner Monroe ana
Jefferson SIS
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MAN 70 help ia bake shop; c0lored. expert
enced preferred an 0Ios. so 9th 81. nv
jel-2t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR sALE-Nsw upright pianos. warranted.
Sli5, on s. monthly payments no interest
charged neW Helbig PLAYER piano. si40, open
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FOR SALE-Iwg-seat carriage, s25 II sold Al
once RObEBTsON. 1910 7th st. nW
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NAN-YOung white, in grocery. TAYLOR &
CO. lEl9 L 81 nv. fsl-2t
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GEORGETOWN.
=. p. WELLER Pharmacy s5s4 - St NV.
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WANTED-BoOKS.

sECON D-HAND BOOKSHELF, PAY GOOD
PRICE. SEND POSTAL. AND STATE PAR
TICULARS h. ROSENBERG, sTH AND
u SIS. NV. mY1-th .sa- mo GOT
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/ MAN for general garden work at the Mary
/ land Agricultural College. Address p 81
| NONIk, College Park Nd. my30-3t
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FOR RENr-FURN1sHED ROOMS.

FJR RENT-From June IS % September D.
fat OF S large cool rooms. completely Iuf-
p srsd. windows south, east and west; par
ior. bedrooms, bath, dining room e5ia
kitchen with stationary ice chest; rent go
cali North 1883. let-sL
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
FEW BOARDERs. Ashdale station; cool and
healthy: large porch and bath room, -'5
,-sr5s from electric station; nice grove for
lunches. Address MISS ALICE BROWSING,
East Falls Church, Va ~
OAKLAND. 4 miles west OF Orange on the
q ana O. and Southern R r. good accom-
mod 2. IN: plenty shade; ice and good water;
r1Ira. mail deligeryi no consumption s. per
week. children under 10 half price. Address
MRS. GEO. ". HIGGINS. Orange, Va. r.
r. D. No. l. myoL-ot
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| NAN with experience IN a groceryi bring
! reference. 40 4th 81. Sc. II
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HELP wANgED-MALE.

HQOkKEEPER-BngEt young man familiar
with safeguard system. Good future. LoCa-
tlon large city. So 70 start. HAPGOCDS,
l-lk Commonwealth Building PHILADELPHIA
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PIANOS SACRIFICED THIS WEEK.
Brown simpson upright $40. $3.50 upright Si75
Finest stock Pianos. Terms the L8gest
GEO. LAWRENCE, sl5 q. Tuning $3.50.
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.

STRICTLY hrst-cIass fun dress and tuxedo
suits for hire at most reasonable prices
"a 7. FIAES. MERCHANT TAILOR
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