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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-03
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The qvestion Of Town Protection
along all lines seems to have been
brosght to the minds Of many citl
zens: by lsts events, especially by the
three fires, recently occurring
In conversation with citizens and
taxpayers it is quite plain that a
large number. living close to Main
Street did not hear alarms in case Of
the Refill. the Gum or the Hartman
houss fires.
think all agree upon the real
reason for this in all cases mentioned
In neither OF the three WAS there any
wind to prevent people in any part
Of town from hearing the alarm
bella, but the simple fact is that
every bell 10 located a. to position
asd height sbove buildings, 20 that
e~ea il I'll wese rang At once, it can
sasily - cssssis~d ~ nasy oiai-
ssas 0os0 - !,eas the alarm
1aas0soA ~ re pay taxes Tor
such fire protection as we have,
cannot but think it is a just request
that at least one bell he raised ON a
tower high enough to be unaffected
by the deadening from other build
ings. This tower ought 10 be in
such part of town as to be easily
reached by some one in case of need
say on or about the City Hall, where
some one is apt to be around all the
time.
The question Of fire protection by
q watchman ] have heard discussed
from several different standpoints
The most commonly talked seems to
he that if the town cannot afford
both day and night marshal, that
the day marshal be dispensed with
and perhaps two or more constables
be appointed with Ike powers as
to get fees for arrest of disorderly
characters, for empounding estrays
in fact for the performance OF any
duties of marshal, the theory being
that some of them Will always be
ready to earn the fee. In that case
the regular marshal would 90 on
duty at say ll:50 p. IN. and 90 off
at 6:3O a m. or seven hours; watch
clocks to be established at enough
places In the town to guarantee that
if the marshal registers once each
hour at each place he will have no
time to sleep while on duty for seven
hours onl y.
| find SO much difference of opin-
ion in regard to everything except
advisibility of good bell at some
central point, high enough to give
assurance of being heard, that |
think full and fair discussion of all
the differenttheories and propositions
might be had to our mutual advan-
tage.
The question of fire marshal
whose duties it would be to examine
nues and buildings with references
to fire safety, etc, to see that hyd-
rants are open and the city fire hose
IN order for immediate use is also
one that should be carefully canvass
ed, and it is not impossible that a
city electrician to watch out for the
safety of the electric light wiring in
town might be of advantage.
The ball is rolling. Next,
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-03

Take the Colfsx car from the
Union depot ~ .he shortest route to
the Belvsdere hotel, corner 18th and
GIsnarm. A perfectly appointed
hotel 70 the heast Of the bssinsss
section. Main sssiet car limos n
city pass the hotel. Drop a card to
reserve accommodations.
JoHN LArIxER, Proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-03

To vote at the city election next
Tuesday yon must be a voting citl-
zen Of the United States. have lived
in Colorado a year, in Gunnison
county 90 DAYS, in Gunnison S0days
and in the east or west town pre-
cinct ten DAYS.
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A Musicale
started.

To be given Saturday, April IL,
at 2 p. m at the first regular meet
ing of the Women Of Woodcraft
Members are especially requested
to be present Bring your family
and one friend.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-03

WANTED-A good hustler in
every town to sell our perfect water
filters, retailing from 81 50 to IS.
100 per cent profit to agents, exclu-
sive territory. Senaca Filter Co,
Senaca, Mo
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-03

DO not forget the regular w. II.
{. meeting Saturday afternoon,
April 4 All members are request
I'd to he present, important business.
The department president will be
with the corps in the evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-03
; TWENTY vHARS AGU I
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>hssaso assAsS aevA.ssssl>Apss i~s f~sO.sf.
Ard ssssss hryss<ebsf b. MAJ
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-03

To Rent-Two pieces Of ground
About GO acres Of fine oats ground
also one ranch, cuts about $50 tons
OF hay. Call on or address, Jno B.
oatcalt, Gunnison, Colorado. l2-I5
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-03

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, April /.
Mrs. " II Meek has been suffer
ing with rheumatism.
DR.. Hyatt was recently called to
the Berg home by the illness Of Mrs.
Berg.
The paper hanger and painter has
been employed at the Stevens home
the past week.
Mrs. ". NJ. Lessig returned Sat
urday from a few days visit with
friends in Gunnison.
Fred Rouviere and John and Val
entlne EEret attended the stock
mems banquet Friday night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-03

Get Your share Of the sample hoe
iery for the entire family before they
are gone
Sampliners
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-03

FoR SALE-Exgs Settings from
hne laying strain White Wyandottes
= for l3. ) for 100. c. Adding
ton, Dayton, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-03
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Special Correspeadence.

Monday, March 80
Frank Tyrer is at Moore's for a
few days.
A. ID. Sears was at the Moore
ranch Tuesday
Z. ID. Brunz was down from his
ranch Thursday
Sima Moore went to Cochetopa
first Of the week.
Frank Crary came over from Co
chetopa last week.
Charley Mergelman took in the
dance at Gunnison Friday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-04-03

esssssssssssssssssssssssse
= 00~ LOCALS =
ee>>>se>>e>>e~~~~>>>>>>>se
Wsss I'd. ssa a..asssas~.~.ts saasr tsl. sssA
c@sss~ . line
New designs ia lrou beds Al,
Clarence Adams
Wanted-To auy small gentle
bsrro Mis-. Mary u. smIth.
eaaaA e~ 81
30 acres. partly improved near
Pos,ofice Inqaire II Joseph Bs~se,
PAriin, Colo.
Gann,son Circle No. Az Of Mood
craft meets every second and fourth
Saturday Mrs. Naty A. Van AIKEN,
Clerk. LIFT
Timothy baled hay Tor sale at ca
e-nts hundred. Special prices ON
large quantities
GAZETTE BRos.
Get Your share 81 the sample hos
iery for the entire family before they
are gone
Samplipers
Fos SALE-Exes Settings from
fine laying strain White Wyandottes
Z | for l3. % for 100. c. Adding
ton, Dayton, Colo.
To Rent-Two pieces Of ground
About GO acres Of fine oats ground
also one ranch, cuts about $50 ton 5
Of hay. Call on or address, Jno b.
Outcalt, Gunnison, Colorado. l2-I5.
do not forget the regular w. II.
c. meeting Saturday afternoon,
April 4 All members are request
81 TO he present, important business.
The department president will be
wlth the corps in the evening.
WANTED-A good hustler in
every town TO sell our perfect water
filters, retailing from 81 50 to IS.
100 per cent profit to agents, exclu-
sive territory. Senaca Filter Co,
Senaca, Mo.
Take the Colfax car from the
Union depot ~ .he shortest route to
the Belvsdere hotel, corner 18th and
GIsnsrm. A perfectly appointed
krAnI N tk~ k~~sA - Hkn k,-~.-.
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Advertisements will be accepte,

Advertisements will be accented
at any OF the following branch Of
fees n regular Office rates. If il Is
announcement to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Once, they may be iele-
phOned direct 10 The Times Main
$500, and a messenger Will eaH TO
collect without additional charge TO
the advertiser.
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TIMES WANTS.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
AND OTHER

Wanted Agents. Wanted Help. Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations. Want
ed Rooms or Board, Boarding, For
Rent Rooms, Rooms and Board-IG
cents line; times consecutively 9
cents line; 3. times consecutiveIy. 4
BusineSs Opportunities For sale
miscellaneous. Horses and Vehicles
Lost and Found, Wanted Miscellan-
eous. Dogs, Pets. etc---15 cents a line;
line; times cOnsecutiVely, 10 cents q
line. Minimum charge IS cents.
All other classif1cations-15 cents a
line; 2 times consecutively, l2h cents
unes times consecutively. 10 cents
line. Minimum charge 60 cents.
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The BEST TINE IS NOW TINE

To-day
by-tom rows but a In
m viii lily dream
golden
V.
The wel-won phrase do 1T now is command which, if
followed often leads to golden opportunities
great philosopher said that make own opportn-
ties And Tie Chances he just about hundred per
right
Each day in the classified columns of The Times may found
numerous OppOrtne to this, that and the other
opportunities have been looking for-oppormes we are
looking for NOW.
The who the classified columns of The Times to fill
Wanno matter what that Want may be-reaches each day
tens Of thousands of eager eaderades who that it paws
to
|'Put It In The Times"
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stenographic Academy, Colorado bldg. open
al the year day and night: Pitman. Graham
Gregg, Barnes and Syllable systems taught.
Positions guaranteed. Individual instruction.
IF
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female.

WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 81 East
Capitol St: three months day S25: seven
months, evening SIS; Civil Service. $40.
ap7-S0t
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

SoLDENBERG'S 7th and K SITS. nu
kANN. SONS & CO.. Sth aud Marker snsc.
AEE.S : SAPlIAL D Y 3 TISIN q
AGENCY. 1916 10th 81 nv
", z. McS Lr1. Cigar Store. 18th ana p N n
HOBEHT i. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar.
", macS' Hth and Harvard sta. NV.
". a DARLING, cor. I4th and II 49,. -
EhENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th st Rbos.
Island ave. ana X ct. NV oN9
T. T. BUTTS PHARMACY A. =.
Mass. ave. NV 49, - ~ao
SaAS- =. HORNUNG, Christ:anf Phsrmacv
EANFORD'S PHARMaSV
and North Capitol street ave
e. y, a: EEiLCH, 20th AMI N SITS. nv.
QClGLE1 PHARMACY. list ana Z, -, -
s. NJ WAGNER 4 CO. Isl ana "a = 80 ;, tn y
L y. TAYLOE. Cor. 9Th and p SIS ~
SlCHOLS' PHARMACY. lsth and p ava n,
FAE IN. AOAD PHARMACY. 9Th aad ParE
NATTINGLTs PHARMACY. IS;A ana L.
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WARTED-ROOMS.
BY REFINED young lady, room and board.
northwest preferred, SIS month. BOX A..
Times Office. -
WANTED-Four or FIVE unfurnished rooms
central; state price BOX q, Times Office.
api7-3t
WANTED-AH persons desiring hIRh-clsss
tenants for rooms call AMERICAN RENTAL.
BUREAU 1872 @ st. leave address with de-
scriptions and prices. 10 years experience:
satisfactory results guaranteed apl5-eOt
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY

ALL KINDS OF millinery. hats renade ana
trimmed. feathers curled- LAURA ANDRE
SEN. IIl5 9TH 81. NV. (east sids). formerly
1886 9TH St Open evenings spS-S9t
MILLINERY stylishly made, trimmed. znd
remodeled; straw hats dyed, cleaned and re-
shaped az reasonable prices FOERTSCHFs
So 18th ST nv. unh2l-gOt
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TO THE LADIES.

Mho- CLARk'S Training School. cor nth
and z SITS NV. dressmakiug millinery. do
nestle science strict attention given 10 pu-
piis Mrs T. r. Clark. Principal Rev
apl9-S0t
Cor 9Th and Q NV: ladies' ana gents viii
ma expert cleaning, pressing dyeing. sui s
remodelef; our work is done by experienced
hands goods called for and delivered. work
guaranteed. anfq- o0f
EARN your own living. select school S0r
manlcuring. millinery. dressneking and re-
modelling; hats trimmed soc. 9l9 9Th 81. NV
aDis-50t
J. WITT, hne tailoring. cleaning. press
ms and repairing Prone Y. 20l9 sll2 18th
h"- ap17-7t
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The JUNOD-THE VACUUM-AIETHOD ~
HEALING WITHOUT &EDICINE-by RE
STORING the CIRCULATION OF TIE FLOOD
is the CURE Tor LOCONOTOR-ATAXI
EUMATI5M. PARALYSIS, BRIGHT s
DISEASE-thoss AILMENTS OF the SPIN At.
COLUMN and NERVOUS SYSTEM rhsr
cause those ACHES and PAINS IN tbe
BACK. BODY ana LIMBS and those Ma
AIDES that make CANES CLUTCHES -a05
WHEEL CHAIRS necessary Il you would
AVOID. OBYIATE and OBTAIN RELIES
from the above conditions YOU CAN. mis-
is the most RATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC and
NATURAL method OF CURE ever dIscov-
cred and MAKES GOOD EVERY TIME
Information Free.
PROF. II y D. PARKER
1874 New YORK Ave n W
Hours. 10 10 .. Sundays. 20 to L LADY As
sistant-
Read NOn-Ledicai Healing. back cover 1905
city Directory anti
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NORTHEAST

LADDoN PHARMACT. 300 Florida Az. =.
SdAS. n. BLUMER. ~. Cap. and r sts n
AcCHEsNEH 4 JOACHIM. cor "a ana n 20
kRAUS, PHARMACY. 6tn and X STS
AcCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Stb ana r -.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GEIsHA ROUGE.

GEISHA ROUGE
FOR THE FACE AND LIPS
TO INTRODUCE GeiSha Rouge into thou
sands Of new homes. we VIII send one ree1l-
Lar SOC size bottle 10 all who answer this
advertisement and incIOse 10 cents TO ureuav
% stage Remember. this Is not a sample
bottle. but a regular 5oc size bottle. Agents
wanted write for liberal terms. Address
GEISHA MFG. CO, So East I3Ist ST., New
York IT.
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hOuTHEASr

a. z. POWELL, 4th and East Capltol ST.
ROACH DRUG Co, StH ana q sts ss
IL S. FF1ALY. nv. coz nth ana Pa ava
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GAS RANGES.

DANGLER four-burner gas ranges and
simmer burner. connected. $3.50; two-hJlrner
blue fame wickless. $500. two-burner hot
plate. $i.I5. FLYNN, s51 Pennsylvania ave
ap5-SU. 10. fri-Iuao
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AGENTS WANTED-Send 1Oc for sample Or
greatest trick CoinhOlder on the market. in
t-resting ami useful: retail price %. LOTT.
~ LaSalle St. Chicago. II
GASLIGHT from kerosene lamps by using
our patent burner no chimneys nor wlcks,
description free; agents make good income.
GASLIGHT MFG. CO, Il Park Row, New
York. 1;
GOOD AGENTS make from s. 20 SIS day
selling the Ideal Folding Umbrella; the only
umbrella ever made that you can carry in
the pocket; II is a great seller. agents wanted
everywhere. THE GEM NOVELTY CO.
ChuEcothe, Ohio. II
THE CRY OF TO-DAY. How can I get
money? Secure an agency for the Rose Au-
tomato Grinders. every family needs them.
these grinders are self-acting; have solid
emory wheels and VIII grind dun knives and
shears in one mirute; retail prices SOC to 81:
write for illustrated free booklet and agents
terms l. n ROSE Co, fSl7 Germantown
ave. Philadelphia. Il
AGENTS-we manufacture so fast sellers:
other firm handles them; big illustrated
agents catalogue Of $50 specialties and sam
pies free. PEASE MFG CO. Dept. I52.
Buffalo. y Y mh29. ap5.12.1s
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALR.
LADY OF TACT. Judgment. experience and
reference wants high grade accounts to col
lect on commission BOX s. Times ONCE
apl5.ls.ls
DREssMAKER wishes sewing by the day.
Bon 20 Times once ap17-5t
LAUNDREss- frst-class. washing to do
az nome. t-5 Delaware ave sw. aPi7-st
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HIGHEST cash prices paid FOR discarded wear
ing ing, ePnareI: ladies' or gents. send postal:
North 4Ss. mhs-tf
SECOND HAND carpenters or cabinet max
er's bench; must be in good condition Ad-
dress BOX As. Times ONCE. i
wANTED-Furniture for cash; sell your
goods 20 The man who gives you the most
money. sec HOLLYWOOD, Sth and X apls-tf
22p 81. NV. IC0s-Wauted two boarders;
nicely furnished room with good board;
oath; $50 per week each sp17-3t
THE BARGAIN STORE: new and second
hand clothing, gents furnishings hats
ono-Aind wearing apparel; mail orders at
tended 10. MORRIS STEIN, l245 7th 81. NV.
apl5-3s5t
HIGH PRICES paid FOR ladies' and gents.
cast OF clothing Drop postal. II. Gewirz.
lZoS .th ST NV mhl-tf
BIG MONEY PAID FOR desirable furniture.
carpets. office furniture. and household goods.
contents especially. also stocks Of merchan-
disc. D. NOTES. 625 La ave. Phone n. AGO..
se25-u
I PAY the highest cash prices FOR ladies'
and gentlemen's CaSt-Off wearing apparel.
drop card. viii call. G LIVINGSTON 1872
TN st NV. or phone North 750f aD1-3ot
WANTED-Au kinds OF pigeons. RABBITS.
guinea pigs, etc BARCLAY. 927 louisiana
ave apiI-lO1
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR SEC
ODd-hanC furniture Of all kinds at A. MIL
LER'S FURNITURE HOUSE. 9Th and L SITS
NV Drop postal or phone Main 5253. ap1-30t
HIGHEST cash prices paid for worn gar
ments. ladies' or gentlemen's. s. KEBESKT
1906 18th St NV. Phone y. 6260-M. mh3f-S0t
II YOU HAVE horse. wagon. automobile
bicycle. house household goods and the
ike that you would ike 20 sell or exchange
70 best advantage drop me postal and 1 viii
call: anything. anywhere BOX 4Oi. Times
Office. mhlS-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

49,, 80 : 80 lOSERf. ice cream business n
N'ins rooms. THORNTON. 7ie sth 81 ~
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SAVES oNE-HALF HARD LABOR. HUNT
Frs Dust Killing Floor oil docs away with
scrubbing. il gives the floor a smooth
bright finish: get a gallon today. only Sd
cents. originally sold for Soc Phone Main
SIS or drop postal 10 113 Pa. ave. NV
apl7-tf
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FOR sALE-Three coffee urns. good as new
WOOD SIN and X 80 -
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ANACOSTIA
Jefferson Ets A-
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BROOKL4AND. ID. c.
ARTHUR II. r. LUERSsEN Drug stor~.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS wANTED-send 1oc for sanDIa NJ
greatest trick COinhUlder on the market. in
t-reSting ami useful: retail price %. LOTT.
IS LaSalle St. Chicago. IL
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SITUATIONS wAErED-FEMALR.

LADY OF TACT, Judgment. experience and
reference wants high grade accounts to col
lect on commission BOX s. Times Office
aDI5 1R 10
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AGENTS-We manufacture so fast sellers:
no other firm handles them; big Illustrated
agents catalogue Of $50 specialties and sam
pies free PEASE MFG CO. Dept 1872
Buffalo, y. Y. mh29. apps. 12.1s
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Today
Slips quickly tomorrow but link,
And while We idly daily dream or think,
Our golden opportunity goes by.
Mrs. r. Y. Hill.
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LADIES' TAILORING.

LADIES' suits and dressmakinE at cut prices.
English goods; silk lined: latest style: guar
IARSKY & PATTERSON. 202O I4th 81 nv
aD3-50t
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GEORGETOWN.
I. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1884 Il II. nv.
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SPOT CASH PAID for furniture corne,,
bric-a-Srae, and All kinds OF houSebo,S sis
BAUArS FURNITURE SHOP. I4fb 80 =
- NV. phone Nsrth lSl2 feIs-.r
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FRUIT AND SHADE TREES

PLACE YOUR ORDER with J. z NOR
RISON, the Columbia Nursery: fr1it ana
shade trees. shrubs, bushes. vines OF an
kinds. roses. etc sos K ST NV Enh22 COT
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SOUTHWEST.
y. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 7th and B stree,
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
K = CARNE q CO.. 7O5 King 81
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TURKISH BATHS.

TURKISH and Russian bath; only Turkish
bath for ladies in the city: hours 9 - s.
gentlenen's department never closed 1s2s q
81 nv. Phone NJ 5s52- ap4s5t
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EDUCATIONAL.

L A CALLAN. 1os EIGHTH y.
Instruction n banjo. mandolin r--lj.s-
4lslI lctof q muse Georgetown University
and Columbia Conservatory. Phone 80. IssS
ap1I-50t
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FREPROOF STORAGE
Separate locked rooms, from 50 month m
Expert handlers. Estimates furnished
MERCHANTS TRANSFER And
STORAGE CONIPANY.
1882 z NV. PHONE Il. s.
felt
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~ AS5E country store fo- city bggI5sEs-
LE1oENION- ~ SIN 81. nv 49,
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80 hOCMING h0Ise. Il rooms exceIIer--
NV - - 81
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

JUST RECEIVED 40 head horses by S J.
COLLlNSGRU CO. 8 heavy drauEht horses.
y nsht aTdlght' drivers, lady broke; lot
OF grocery horses. We guarantee 10 sau
horses Tor Just what they are and not What
they seem SSable between l. and n 7th
ana SIN Sc: take green car marked Navy
I ara 70 end Or line apIq-rf
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gh typewriter. Remington No. G:
pc, 50: good order one very me roll TOP
ONCE chairs. See HOLLYWOOD. sth snd X
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BICYCLES

SOLE AGENTS for famous Hudson Ric.c-a-
best wheel al the lowest price; On easy -uav-
rnsnrs n desired
HAvERFCaD CYCLE CO.. zsT 10Th 81. nv.
apl5-tf-uze z. s.
BI-EC1-ES FOR ALMOST NOTHTNC5-TTs
have about atty ligh-grade slightly used
bicycles from 8 and up-every one II excl
lent running order 9 T. HUNTER T-s
Bicycle Man. lis Pa ave. NV aDl7-st
SOLE AGENTS Tor the Emblem Bicycle. -
best wheel az The lowest price: sold o. easy
terms II desired also agent FOR the 8ferireI
motorcycle repairing q specially. HARRY
f. SEAMARK. 600 F 81. nv. mhZI-90t
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GASLlGHT from kerosene lamps by using
our patent burner; no chimneys nor wlcks;
oeseriplion free; agents make good income.
GASLIGHT MFG. CO. q Park Row New
York. 1:
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MODISTES.

C1RISTIANA FRIEDRICH.
MODESTO.
1875 Sth ST y W
Eigh-clzss dreSsuaking. al styles. evening
gowns; cioaks; special attention given taii5--
made suits: renodellngs etc terms ressou-
able. Phone 2e54 North an5-sct
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JUST RECEIVED fresh flower. garden. and
grass seeds; singing eanaries. Eoid fsh
Easter rabbits. 8 al chickens. SCHMID's
BIRD STORE, az 18th St apl2-IOt
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DREsSMAKER wishes sewing by the day.
BOX 20. Times ofice. api7-3t
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- - tft1 l-E@l-f desirable grocery. ae. f7vg-
us4te- THORNTON, az sth 81 ma
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

~ INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn
GOOD income corresponding for nevvs1a ra,s-
SAteLlence unnecessary; no canvassfne, sen Z
Tor tul particulars. PRESS SYN-Uf,, 80 yi-
49, :, - J. felS-Su-IZt
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Persona typewriter letters are business
Eetters- Postal or phone for samples a.
prices Phone Main z2fO.
~ SS<-RR< USE Metropolitan Bank
Building. mh3z-S0t
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DENTS TRY.

Once Hours. $50 \ II 70 SO p II
DRS O. W " J. ELZET DENTISTS
s " Cor 1o-h and T SIS y v
Branch once. Al and Stanton Place y
Specialists IN Painless Extracts1e COZ
Crown and Bridge v Ork. Filings. ana Pla-s5
that IT. Satisfaction guaranteed OF money
refunded Moderate prices. Phone n -
fe12-G
CUT RATE DENTISTRY.
SO Set of Teeth. God Crown and BridFevorIr
~ Filings SC L S Army and Navy Pam
less Dentists
DR. D HARRT MORAN. MGR.
Is St y w cor. tn
Open Sundays. 70 % / mhIt-tr
The Washington times., 1908-04-19

WoRkINGMEN, our Mike QulgIey. the tail
or, says 10 call here: Overcoats selling q a,5
81: A1its. IS and 81. coats and vests s. ana
50; coats, $3.50; pants, $50. Quig saws
We can save you all kinds OF money.
JCSTHS OLD STAND. 6I9 D. anI2 =.
The Washington times., 1908-04-19
ICE CREAM.

ANY QUANTITY, hest IN city. q 0s- "a
finest assortment o. confectionery. Coois 5s-
livered- Phones Line. SIS and ass JAMES
The Washington times., 1908-04-19
STORAGE

UNION STORAGE AND FURNITURE %
FURNITURE MOVED. STORED. PACETED
AND SHIPE-D- SEPARATE ROOMS 'EOP
STORAGE. PADDED VANS z0TE 81 ~ ~
PA. AVE NV PHONE WEST 81
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WHY pay more, We store for 75c a -
L. s Storage Co. as 10Th 81. nv. Phone 80
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