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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
COLCMBIA holding a Probate court No
-Dll0, Admins r1-l1l- This Is 10 give ro-F-as
That the subscriber, CT the District Of O.
luznbia, has obtained from the Probate Coglr1
o. the District OF Columbia. letters OF A.
nlnistratlon on the estate Of Edgar Ramsay
Lowe. late OF the district OF Columbia a.
ceased Az persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit
The same with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated 20 the subscriber. on OF before
the Isl gay o. April. A D. 1909 otherwise
they may by law be excluded from al ben
edr OF said estate. Given under ny hand
his Ist day o. April. 1905. DAVID e L
BRCNER IS25 CorCoran ST. nv. Attest
(Seal) JAMES TANNER. Register OF
Wills for the District Of Columbia, Clerk OF
the PROBATE Court. FRANK P. LEART. At
t0rEey. ap2916
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE Public Buildings a1d Grounds,
washington. D. c.. April 8. l90S-SeaIed pro-
posaIs "a duplicate VII De received here
uEtU p " May 9. los. for furnishing
during -ea- ending June 90. 1863: Cas- i
Florists supplies. Class 2. hower-pots- Class
g paints oils glass etc. Cas- 4 hardware
cas- s agricultural implements. etc CAS-
C. use o. teams. Class 2, iron pipe and plumb
e-s' supplies. Class 8. stationery Class g
manure and fertilizers Class 10 sand and
gravel Class H. so-- Ci1ss r. Ice cas-
81 lime. cement. felt etc.s Ciass "a brick:
Class -. sod Class Is. fuel. Class u. lurn-
Der Separate proposals. Tor each class de-
sired Inf -uatiou can BE- obtained hera-
CHAS- s. CROMWELL. Col.
ape. 10 IL 12ny7-S
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Advertisements will be accented

Advertisements viii be accepted
at any Of the following branch of.
fees at regular Office rates. II It Is
lncOnVenient 70 leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Offiee, they may be feIe.
phOned direct to The Times Main
$500, and q messenger will call to
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser.
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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-10
cents a line; times consecuttvely, 8
cents a line. 3 times cOnsecutively, 8
Business Opportunities, For Sale
Miscellaneous. Horses and Vehicles,
Lost and Found. Wanted Miscellan-
eous, Dogs, Pets. etc.-15 cents line;
line: times cOnsecutiVely, 10 cents q
line. Minimum charge IS centa.
All other classifications-15 cents q
line: times consecUtively, 12n cents
q line; times cOnsecutlVely. 10 cents
line. Minimum charge 60 cents.
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PERSONAL

IF YOU NEED money I viii make you a
loan OF FROM SO 10 80 at a rate that VII paw
you % Investigate Address BOX 621. Times
Office au5-7t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SAI4E-l50 go feet or secondhand Iu7n-
per- good sound Virginia and Georgia pine;
mas Deen used only once IL xI0 a. surfaced
s-aes miscellaneous lengths; ks H. sur
raced sides miscellaneous lengths ftxs
7 10pEh Ilisce- l.neOus lengths. II II
LIs rough. 10 Il long ftNi2 IT.
rough twenty feet long; and other kinds OF
planking and timbers. Apply 10 RUDOLPH
y bLOME CO., yard, e ST. between Della
ware ave, ana South Capitol 81 Sc. or al
once, -4l2 18th ct. NV. Phone North s1C0.
aps-st
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ONE SPEEDY s0rreI mare. one Carpenter
wagon, good as new. two-horse coal wagon,
new coal cart, new also Cottage soda Vvato-
fountain; cost when new, $50. cali AZ 1881
Maryland ave. ne a0g-gt
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OFTEN THE WAY.

He wanted a big office"
He could have had a small one-n
True; but he preferred having a
grievance. "-EXchange
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FLOOR OIL.

DON'T RUIN YOUR HEALTH SCRvB-
BING, use Hunters Sanitary Dust KiIIi1-
Floor Oh; II VIII make Homework a pleas
Ure- Try a gallon. &C; keeps the 'doo-a
clean and bright and lids the house OF n
sects- call Main ass OF drop postal 10 IA
IA ave nv ap6-tf
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BRANCH OFFICES.

GOLDENBERGS 7th and II sts nv
3 kANN, SONS & CO., sth and Marker span.
AGENCY. 1l4e 18th st NV. - -
": y. McNULIY, Cigar Store. 18th ana p nv
ROBERT 7. PETZOLD. The Harvard Pa
macy. Nth and Harvard sts nv
W A. DARLING, cor. I4th and 7 So ~
- HEsCH SIMPSON, cor. eth st. Rbo5.
Island ave. and r St NV. @'oOoe
Mass ave NV - Aaa
CHAS- 9. HORNUNG, Carist.ant Fba--
Bw. cor. 7th and NJ SIS nv AIHNcSs
SAN5ORDB PHARMACY Navz Va.
and North Capitol street 4A ave-
X A NEIICA, 10Th AMI II sts. nv
QUIGLEI'S PHARMACY gIet an5 = 60.
s n WAGNER & Co, LIST and - 80 - Nv. nH'
l. =: TAXLOE. cor. 9Th and p sts NV
NlChOLS- PHARMACY. 18th and p ave ~
road @ EaFk
NArTINGLYs PHARMACY, 18th and L.
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BARTENDER-First-c colored bartender
and mixer: ten years with former employer:
two years at last place. can gladly refer 10
both. Address NJ. A. II. I729 10th ST. Nv.
apT-3t
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SITUATIONS wAHTED-FEMALE

BOOKKEEPER and typewriter by a young
lady; Business High School graduate: double
entry experienced. BOX 652, Times otlce-
ap9-2t
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NCE-MEDICAL HEALING.

Tho JUNOD-THE VACUUN-METHOD NJ
HEALING WITHOUT MEDLCINE-by RE
STORING the CIRCULATION OF the BLOOD
lis the CURE for LOGON IOR-ATAKIA
RHEUMATISM PARALYSIS, BRIGHT
DISEAS B-those AILMENTS Of the SPINAL,
COLUMN and NERVOUS SYSTEM that
cause those ACHES and PAINS IN tina
RACK. BODY and LIMBS and those NAL
AIDES that make CANES, CLUTCHES and
WHEEL CHAIRS necessary- II YOU yrollF
AVOID. OBVIATE and OBTAIN RELIEF
from the above conditions YOU CAN This
is the most RATIONAL. SCIENTIFIC and
NATURAL method OF CURE ever discov-
cred ami MAKES GOOD EVERY TINE.
Information Free.
PROF H y. D. PARKER,
1924 New York Ave y "
Hours, 10 20 .. Sundays. 20 10 L Lady As
sistant.
Read Non Medical Healing. back cover zoos
city Directory ap2-tf
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

w-ANTED-Plaee as porter or janitor. l25
+ ne. q
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MASSAGE.

MANICURING, shampooing, facial and scalp
massage. open evenings until 10 p m. IIl2
Sth st. nv. Phone North IzS4-T. Open sun
days. Lessons special Rates ap3-50r
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE; general face and
scalp; Swedish movements; electr0-vibr0,
open. Sunday; % hO0r. front; walk IN. Hours
a. ID. 10 10 p N. 5l5 18th 81. NV. Phone
N ZOss-Y Inh2e-sgt
sELECl' TOILET and massage parIors:
hours 10 10 10. ROOM 2. second aoor. Please
walk IN. Open Sundays 81 81 NV.
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StCnographic Academy, Colorado bldg, open
all the year day and night: Pitman, Graham,
Gregg. Barnes and Syllable systems taught.
Positions guaranteed. Individual instruction.
ap6-tf
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GAS RANGES.

DANGLER cour-burne- gas ranges ana
simmer burner, connected. $3.50: tvo-bur1s-
blue flame wtcSless, S4-00. two-buruer hor
plate. SI-I5- FLYNN, 65I Pennsylvania ay-e
Sc ap-SU. u. fri-lno
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FOR SAI-E-Bargains in three large fcs
AZ 9Th 81. Sc $500
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LADDON PHARMACY, 100 Florida ave. =.
Gas. III: BLUMER. y. Cap. aud r IS ne
eCAkssNEE q JOACHIM. cor. % ana y sta
AcCHESNEY & JOACHIM Sth aad = sta -.
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ROLLER SKATES.

GREAT BARGAIN-SPALDING s. BALL
BEARING SKATES ONLY $3.50. NOW on
SALE AT POSTAL CARD STORE. 1227 PA.
AVE Nv. AND CONVENTION HALL
RINK, 5TH AND l. aps-set
ROLLER SKATES REDUCED-Uuioa Hard
ware. SEQ; Winslow extension. s. 50. Wins
low solid. $50. Barney & Berry. s. s.. Pre-
sent ad and get rebate. Ice pair. r W
HIGHAM Jr-, 11S-105 81. Sc Opposite
Conversational Library rh2a-2st
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PIANOS.
PAINTS.
TAILORS TRIMMINGS.

WOOLENS, SIX Innings. cauvasses. hair
buttons buttons 70 order
? NICHOLSON
Prone " S--A so sth St nv.
ap5-Su. "a. th-s0t
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HELP wANTED-Malo ana Female.

WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 81 East
Capitol ST. three months day, S25i seven
months, evening SIS: Civil Service. S1Q
COURT r. WOOD, IL NJ Principal
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FOR 6ALE-Second-hand lumber. al Kinds
81. NV. arg-7r
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PURE SANITARY MILK delivered tU-ice
dstlyi Sc per quart Address BOX. 653. Times
once. arE--r
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LADY WANTS a place as a cool and general
housework, call az 935 l. St NV. II
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

4tAtsEE MARES Cor SALE suitable for cour-
iry use- Apply grocery store. lsCs ian 81
NV. also one top wagon and harness.
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A 2. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol st.
ROACH DRUG CO., Sth and @ SITS SO.
n. 6. FE4LY, nv. cor. 18th ana Pa ava
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REFRIGERATION. handmade CHARTERED OAK
used two months cost sS5 % build: suitable
toT large family or boarding house size
5NaX2 r. Bargain az So Call after 6 D. M
la55 East Capitol 81 ap5-st
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

- 80
SLAlkfOGA AM
N~Bs rrr-,-z-r- .1-t-.-.. 49, 49,
7-sIf9i,ra 6-IrfTr- 49,. -. 49, - q
-np-lrer9erle ~ s,I-ts,- 81, --1,--r =,
,77I, m 49, .. = - 81.
$500 - - - - e. -
PROF. Carl. W KENT
Can bs consulted upon al Affairs OF life.
sickness. law suits. investments, love affairs,
etc. Prof. Kent reads your no from child
hood 70 Old age and the grave. the Ike o.
49, 49, -. LoS 9e 59-@ssl oy ~ o-Ie' man.
pPT,E- ErtvN---
IS POSITIVELY
and Is not - be classei vgIth The many So
CsL.eL Al-LJt T. as. NL-tALt 90 AN - ana
f4NLOCnr VINO lnIesL every -aTEe city Can
ana De convinced o. rs s-l---0F--y over al
oLleIs- = LOIS ttE--ArJ-N Il - - -
F1C1- hEN Il - located az - S4ta 81 y w
OHlco 1solFs-' 70 a. H. 20 ?. NJ son11y'
II a. H. 10 D. m apo-I
- -
- -. 80 ,-f5,,,s ~ Is,',,,,-s - So
81. NV ag4-!t
"
NINE CATHERINE. washington fayorlte
- ,... 80 &, ;-f Ls 80
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individuaIly and tell them the same things
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would Il take you to talk to that many people
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DENTISTRY.

once Hours. $50 A II. 20 $40 P n
DRS. .. ". & ". J. ELZEY DES--I.----.,
3 W Cor 1o-h ana F Sts- n n
Dr-l-- O1lce- 4ta and Stanton PIaca y =
7-e~-allsts n Ea-lless extracting. C;17d
10 -nc brl-Es -. Filings. and Plates
---- -- Satisfaction guaranteed OF --,-s--
le------- AOderats prices Phone u. -
CUT RATE DENTISTRY.
s.. -- 90 Teeths God Crown and Bridrezo-ir
a. s. Soc- L = Army and A.av, 80
- LlELs-
TX .. HkRRY MORAN. MGR
Is S. y. ", cor. 7TH
Open Sundays. 10 70 I -hfl-tf
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WAKTED-AUTOMoBIES.

WASIED-To buy q good r1aabOut autono-
bic. BOX 60, Times once. ape-st
LIGHT TOURING CAR. must De in roo5
oond4Lcns tul4 description: price. BOX 80
Tines ofice-
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WoRKINGMARs WANTS.

WORKINGATEN, are E0u prepared FOR Eas-
ter; We are selling Overcoats, So TO 81: suits
OF clothes, 50 20 81: coats and vests, 81 70 50,
coats, SI-5o: pants. Sl-50; all made by tailOrs,
best goods Slightly used; We can save you
one-half: stop b.. JUSTHS. OLD STAND.
6I9 D NV. ap5-7t
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WOMAN-Iy a neat, cclored woman, a place
20 work morning or afternoon. s. q good cook
dress c. A. HAYMAoI. 1og5 18Th NV aps-2t
WOAN-Good; for general housework; good
homo 70 right person. Apply 1927 + ST. no.
after p. m apS-2t
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE.

HUGO L WALTER. Antique furniture m
TlS3- go 1J-h 81 NV. 49, a.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HIGHEST cash prices paid for discarded wear
ms apparel; ladies' or gents; send postal ;
viii call B TARSHES. I2oS 7th nv. Phone
North $50 uabs-tf
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SOUTHWEST.
v. HUGO EISENBEIss. 7th and 3 street.
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yon toId dat eustomer about vour Gods
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1919 ~ t2--A4A~.
splint coal. $3.50. regular price. Ss.5G. Oak
wood, S95c; regular price. 81. Small kind
ing, s. per cord Gasoline tank, oil tank
ldrEe ice box. single ice wagon. and tools
Walters * CO., 11l7 18th q. NV. Phone
y. n-s-Tf
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HOTELS.

ST. A1-b-AN'5 HOTEL. 40 PennsyIvar..a sv,
1lvy- Room and board. 81 da,- N -. -
t4ched- Centrally located cars a &C. 49,,
ln-o1 Staten % the door. arg-s1t
THE ARIZONA HOTEL. 80 c s. nv -
minutes walk from Union Static F,-ss
up. European. s. 10. - 81
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HELP WAKTED-FEMALE.

GIRL to wrap bundles. FRAzEE POTO-
MAC LAUNDRY CO. 18th and D SITS. NV.
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TURKISH BATHS.

TURKISH and Russian bath o.1v -rT,-I-,---
bath Tor ladies' IN the city. hours 3 - =.
gent-eInen's department never closed. rg7o 4.
81 NV Phone 81 $50 an -
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ALL MATERIAL IN eight buildings. hy-
Grants fencing. cedar post II45 % IE53 Is-h
st NV. ". II. SMITH, Hyatlsv!Le, AIJ.
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FLNC UPRIGHT PIANO. mahogany instr1
ilelti cheap casn- BOX 6s5- apS-3t
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HELP wANrED-FEmALE.


GOOD IRONER 70 learn pressing on ladies'
and gentemen's garments; white preferred
BESSON. 1879 18th 81. NV II
HELPER on skirts and waists. 1c9s 8th NV.
HoUsEMAID-Colored; wages IS; can stay
nights 1s47 q ST. ape-2t
HOUsEKEEPER-F that under
slanas overseeing kitchen and dining room
ARIZONA HOTEL. ape-2t
IN ALTERATION department, experienced
coat ana EAlrt hands none others need Hp-
PLY good salary. Apply 20 Miss BOND, care
LANGsBUReIH & Bro 80 20 as 9Th St
MILLINERY sALEsLADIEs. Apply KINGS
PALACE, 60-Sls 9Th 81. NV. ap7-3t
TAILOREsS on pants; experienced hand
Apply ROOM 3. 6i3 7tl st. NV. 1t
TWO CHAAIBER1tAIT= same house; also
plain coloreC COO emo ambeEmaid. 16s5
1lth NV. 1t
TWO sALEsLADu1 la- eaufectionery store.
Apply los l4th ST ~. 1t
wAITRESS- White. Intelligent. refined: ex-
perience not necessary 9Z7 Pennsylvania
ave. II
WAITRESS at once; reference and expe-
rience. Apply GUTHS. Us r NV. ap3-2t
WAITRESS EKperienoedI cOIoged; al go
Pennsylvania ave NV ap7-St
WAITRESS RADY CAFE. SO-
Pennsylvania ave. NV. It
Administrations Apply 610 9th st
NV. ap7-st
WAIST, sleeve. ana skirt hands. 200 I'm
NV. aps-st
WHITE GIRL or woman for light house
work; no washing. 1914 7th st. NV. 1t
WHITE Girl. 10 cook from to IN after
noon 500 II sw. aDS-St
WHITE kitchen maid. 200 l5th st. aD9-st
WOMAN to cook. wash. and non. 1907 R
NV. -
WOMAN-Neat eolcred woman for general
mouse work; must stay nights; references re-
CURED. Apply 2l22 Connecticut ave. ap9-2t
WOMAN middIe-aEed colored woman 10
90 general house work no washing or ironing.
McDONALDs 1908 East Capitol ST. ap9-2t
WOMAN for general homework sos q sTT-
WOMAN-A slim colored woman over thirty
70 do cooking and general homework; no
laundry work 1907 Slst ST 1t
WOMAN-Ssttled coIored; general houseworiC.
washing, ironing and cooking. 81 < nv.
ap9-2t
WOMAN for general Homework IN subur6s.
SlA Inquire Of VERO DENTISTS 18th and
PennsylVani ave. Entrance on 18th St
apS-2t
WOMAN-General homework; no washing;
APARTMENT %. Kenesaw, 10Th and Irving
WOMAN-Colored: FOR general houseyyorls.
washing and ironing; go home nights; bring
reference lS25 Ith NV, after p. m apS-2t
WANTED-EXperienced body workers In our
millinery workroons; good salaries 10 com
petent pt )ple. Apply At once before 10 q N.
10 Superintendent, s KANN, SONS s. CO.
WANIED-Capable cashiers with department
store experience; Wen pay good salaries 70
those worth Il. Apply before 10 O. ~, 20
superintendent, S. KAHN. SONS s. co. It
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CHINA ART STORE

Persona typewrittea letters are business
Eetters. Postal cr phone tor samples and
/ prices. Phone Main zz1Q
/ - C1GZk 7os-9 Metropolitan Bank
~~sSSAG9rSs~S-e Building rnh2f-sot
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BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture,
carpets. ONCE furniture. and household goods:
contents especially; also stocks OF merchGn-
Else. y. NOTES, 6z5 La ave Phone a. zoos.
ss25-tf
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A GIRL 70 assert collars F,RAZEE-POTo-
MAC LAUNDRY CO. 18th and ID STA ny.
aD7-2f --'r'
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY

ALL KINDS OF millinery hats rsmads and
trimmed: feathers cGrIed- LAURA ANDRE
sen. 1ll5 .th 81. NV. (sast side), forne-iv
1875 az St open evenings ap5-50t
SAFE on an trimmed hats for Friday. Sat1Ir-
dav and Monday az cost hats stylishIv trim
med sec. Sle G. ST. nv. ans-3Jt
NIIIIasERY styIishly made. trimmed ana
rsrnOde.ed. straw hats dyed. cleaned and re-
shaped az reasonable prices. FOERTSCHE s
6i3 18th St NV rnh2G-QOt
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WHEN LOOKING for genuine antique ma
hOEany furniture of all kinds, repairing aad
uphoistering. give Us a can r = SMITH
3sCo p 81. NV. Phone West 6S2- znh2i-35t
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ANACOSTIA-
BURY'S PHARMACY. corns- AEouno. .,a
Jefferson sts-
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ORIGINAL GYPSY palmlsr; whole fortune
told BE; open nights and Sundays- 1IZ5 sth
st nv. ap4-st
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ALEXANDRIA, VA
r. 2. CARNE & CO.. 100 King st
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
=. A. SONNE1IAN.
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REFRIGERATORS AND ICE BOXES
MCCRAT REFRIGERA1ORS and Ice b.
save on Ice bills- NELSON REPRO
orator CO. 60 + 81 nv uhls-z5t-e,rSr5
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FOX SAL-L-ImpOrted homing pigeons. mated
OF minated, 10 reduce stock VII sell cheap
me birds. Add-~-s HOEERS BOX Sc. FllIs
Church. Va a-g-qr
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MRS IENSLE, clairv0yaut card reader
reliable business advice given; hours % s.
Englgemen-s on sunday by appointment
only II 4ta 81 Sc au9-g0t
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-09-12
BRYAN JUMPS
ON UNCLE JOE
(By Associated Press)

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 10
Heavy onslaughts on Speaker Joseph
Cannon of the house of representa-
tives were made today by William J..
Bryan in the course of his travels
through Illinois. He charged the
speaker with being a favorite of pre-
datory corporations, with having
strangled reform legislation, with
having falsified facts with regard to
Bryan's wealth, which the speaker
fixed at $1.OOO,OOO. Going into
great detail Bryan gave figures show
ing how his money had been acquired
from the day he entered congress
until the present time. The entire
day was spent in Illinois and Indiana
Altogether Bryan made sever
speeches
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-09-12
MONEY ON CALL
GOES SOARING

NEW YORK, Sept. 1O.-There
were developments with real import
ant bearing on the values today COM
pared with unsubstantial fabric tips
and rumors which made up influences
in the stock market for some time
past. The most influential incidents
of the day were the decision of the
United States circuit court against
the constitutionality of the commodi'
ties clause of the Hepburn law, the
passing of the American Locomotive
dividend and rise in call money
rates to a higher figure than has
been touched since early in March
Bonds were irregular.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-09-12
GOMPERS' ATTACK
ON CANNON FAILS

DANvILLE, ILL.,, Sept. 10.-Sam-
uel Gompers, president of the Amelt-
can Federation of Labor, opened his
campaign against the reelection of
Joseph G.. Cannon as a member of the
national house of representatives to-
day, when he spoke to about 1000
persons.
"If YOU wish to defeat Mr.. Can
non," the labor leader said, in con-
cluidng his speech, you will have to
vote for man who is here listening
to this address"
With this reference to II. c. Bell,
the Democratic opponent of Speaker
Cannon, Gompers quit the stand I'M
mediately there were cries of the
Democratic portion of the audience
for Mr.. Bell. The labor leaders OF
Danville and surrounding country
who had the celebration in charge
refused however, to allow Mr. Bel
to mount the rostrum, despite th'
fact that the Democratic candidate
had told Gompers that he would b'
glad to address the crowd. Thu
, what might have been turned into
Democratic mass meeting was avert
ed by the labor men. who desire,
that their celebration be kept with
out the bounds of politics.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-09-12
STANFORD PLACES
A BAN ON DEBS

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept.
lO.-Eugene V. Debs, Socialist can
didate for the presidency of the
United States. will speak at Stanford
on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
Debs will be the guest of the English
club and will deliver his address un-
der It's auspices. The authorities
here appear to be reluctant to allow
the Socialist leader to expound his
views in the university chapel, for
which the English club made appli-
cation. and the matter has been re
ferred to Horace Davis, president OF
the board OF trustees.
II the chapel can not be secured
Debs will either speak in one OF thu
fraternity houses or in the open air
His announced subject is The in
huence OF the socialistic Movemen
on American Literature"
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-09-12

ON THE
Slide
EDNA GOODRICH REPORTED TO
HAVE THROWN OVER YOUNG
GOLDFIELDER.

NEW YORK, Sept 10.-Behind a
announcement that the
engagement OF Edna Goodrich, one
time Florodora girl. and j. Harry
Macmillan, Nevada mining magnate,
has been broken on there is story.
Definite confirmation of the suspicion
that the man with the money and the
girl with the beauty have consigned
Cupid to the toboggan was given by
Macmillan himself on Wednesday in
Reno, Nevada.
Ever since the fair Edna and her
attentive fiance met in San Francisco
in May smiled sweetly on each other
for several days in public and then
parted-she for Europe and he back
to the mines-it has been pretty gem
orally understood that it would be a
long, cold day before the wedding
bells would ring in honor of their
nuptials. OF course, they denied it
for a time. That was only natural.
i But the tale of a misunderstanding
persisted, and then there came expsa-
nations.
The theory that first gained ere
dence was that Miss Goodrich and
her mother had made the horrifying
discovery that the prospective
groom's reputed millions consisted OF
paltry few score thousand in coin
: and the rest in imagination. OF
course that would never do for a
: girl who Is reported to have spent
$4,000 or more as preliminary to
arrange her trosseau. Then came the
story that Nat c. Goodwin, actor and
mining man, had determined to VIII
back the beauty as his leading lady
regardless of opposition, and thai
Edna had given her ear to his plead
Iings. The report that Goodwin hat
twice followed Edna to Europe, gav'
weight to this explanation. but nov
there is another.
On Wednesday Macmillan mad
the formal announcement that tn
y engagement was off, but he did no
" offer any explanations. Since the
1t whisper has been going the round
rs that there is more behind the shat
b, tering of the MacMillan-Goodrich Ell
gagement than the public ever SUI
pected The gossips have it that II
r. complaint in the oft predicted su
a for divorce by Maxine Elliott again
v Nat C. Goodwin already drawn b
ID, not yet placed on file in court, is t
real cause of the trouble. A copy
this complaint is said to have foul
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-09-12

MISSING
Letters
GOVERNMENT OFFICER is AFTER
STANDARD OIL COM
PANY.
fRy Assoclated Press. }

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Frank
Kellogg, special deputy attorney gen
eral, who is prosecuting the govern
ment's suit against the Standard Oil
company of New Jersey, reported to
the United States circuit court today
and asked it to force the production
of letters he previously demanded
from G. T. Ceilings, second vice pres
ident of the Standard Oil company in
Kentucky. The governments law
yer obtained from Judge Ward a
subpoena ordering Ceilings to pro-
duce the missing letters. This was
served on the Standard official as he
left the witness stand, where he had
been testifying before Special Exami
ner Franklin Ferris. The letters de-
manded were written by M. Maxon
Standard agent, to the late W. c
Elliott, formerly a stenographer II
Ceilings Cincinnati office. The!
dealt with alleged sums which thu
government charged were paid by thu
Standard Oil company of Kentuck!
to its agents for the purpose of buy
ing information as to its competitors
shipments.