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0Aney Items by Uncle Jake

Mrs. Henry Roth was Fowler ''s'
tor Tuesday.
The Olney School opened septemp''
lst, with Mr.. r. T. freeman and MISS
Nettle Maucher as teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Tabor were IN
Rocky Ford Tuesday.
Miss Alice lIanen left for ROCKY
Ford Wednesday where she intends
TO teach this winter
Mrs. Guy Williams returned from
waIsenburg SUNDAY night.
W. c. Hancn was up from ordway
Sunday.
Mrs. j. II. Cowdcn went to Rocky
Ford Wednesday.
Victor Rarecr LETT for Denver
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vert Bond were III
Fowler Wednesday.
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THE OUTCAST

You ask me why weep and moan,
like some lost spirit in despair, and
why wander oil alone, and paw the
ground and tear my hair? You ask
me why pack this gun, all loaded
up. prepared to shoot? Alas. my
troubles have bcgun-the women folks
are canning fruit. There is no place
for me 10 eat. unless | eat upon the
floor; and peelings get beneath my
feet, and make me fall block or
more: the odnrs from the boiling jam.
all day assai!s my weary snoot: you
lind me, then, the wreck | am-thc
women folks are canning fruit! o,
they have peaches on the chairs, and
moldy apples on the floor, and wormy
plums upon the stairs, and piles OF
pears outside the door: and they are
boiling pulp and juice, and you may
hear them yell and hoot: a man s
existence j. the dcuce-the women
folks are canning fruit.-Walt Mason.
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The Aim of Good Newspaper

There are always more good people
than nad people in commnnlty' ana
tr, n,w>plper. after all, merely rr-
Hrrt, the sentiment of the people who
support II. The newspaper cannot be-
mach better tur nLgcr than The pcor e
b, serves For ANY hrAllhy, thriving
rlt, to rlu T., support a good ncw>pI-
p,ris ucarA al~I,> much more OF a
reflection IN the people than IN Il e
editor. The local newspaper has h,'-
come - much \ nIry NJ the industrial
and social ute N our country that the
town or city ton small or t"" inditIrr-
ent Ia support a paper i ot not much
consequence. Portland OreGuniau.
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RESOLUTION
Published by reluesD


WHEREAS: Hon. Albert L. Moses
has consented that his name might DC
presented to the Democratic State Con
yention, called to meet AT the Ci'y VI
Pueblo, Colo, on Sept. Sth, 1905, as
candidate for Attorney General from
Mineral County and
WHEREAS: The Democrats OF
Mineral County twelve years ago pre-
,entcd his name To the Dcm"crali'
state Convention held at Pueblo for the
,ame position and he secured the nom
Ination by over twO-thirds vote, ou'
the Office was afterwards given to the
silver Republicans, and MI Moses
loyalty supported the fusion ticket ana
,tumped the state in the interest "l
the ticket, and the ticket was elected
and
WHEREAS: la 1900 he was nnmI
mated for District Judge "t the l2th
judicial District and made splendid
Dut homeless race aS the district was
conceded to be Overwhelmingly repub-
ican, and
WHEREAS: The Democrats OF
Mineral County feel that such loyalty
TO the cause of Democracy j. deserving
Of recognition, and now that it, star "i
,,cendancy, under the able guidance
II that matchlesS statesman, "ur 'H-
didate for President OF the Ir.''t
States. Hon. William Jennings !.r lh-
Is shining brightly upon the i.rrt''r
uf success, that now i the tlu, ?. rr-
ward tircless efforts and HA.,h t
party cause
THEREFORE,, BE 1T REsoLN Ed
by the Democratic County Convection
Of Mineral County assembled, that our
delegates be selected to the Demo
cratic State Convention TO be held in
Pueblo. Colo, on Sept. sth, 1908, be
and they are hereby instructed to
loyalty support his candidacy and Use
all honorable means to secure his nom
ination rs candidate for Attorney
General.
The Ordway new era., 1908-09-04
EXHIBITS AT DENVER

The drst annual Colorado Interstate
Fair and Exposition 10 be held In
Denver the week beginning Septem-
Der 9Th, promises to be one OF unusual
interest. Exhibits are coming In
now, and entries pouring In Indicate
that there will be fu'l departments.
Ia the agricultural and horticultural
there will be an unusual
ly large showing. while in the cattle
and horse barns will be seen some Of
the finest bred horses In the world.
This is TO be n pure bred show, and
therefore every animal is of the best
breed.
Amuscments will not be lacking.
Gargiulo will bc there with his famous
tand In concerts twice daily, aside
from other bands; races will be given
every afternoon, there will be the
Great Divide" u midway with many
startling attractions, Knabenshue
with his great passenger carrying air
ship in daily flights, and for four
nights Pains marvellous spectacular
spectacle. the Carnival Of Naples,
followed by his striking pyrotechnical
production, the eruption Of Vesuvius.
Denver is to be gaily decorated and
there will be special attractions for
visitors, such as an illuminated
parade.
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The case OF the Twin Lakes Land
& Water Company vs.. F.. A. Whitney,
which was heard in Judge Riser's
court at Pueblo last week resulted in
a permanent injunction being granted
the water company. The case is the
outcome OF Mr.. Whitney's endeavor to
use water purchased for one piece onto
another piece OF land, the right being
denied by the Twin Lakes people.
The Farmers Protective Association
has taken the matter up and will
carry 1t to the Supreme Court. Sufil-
cient funds have been subscribed to
start the suit and the outcome will
be watched with interest.
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Breezy Notes from the
State Fair at Pueblo.

Remember the place-Pueblo.
And the date-September l4th TO
10th.
Gigantic Balloon Races Every Day.
Monday September 18th, Is Prep
pIratiOu Day"
All Exhibits must be in place by
5 p m. OF that day.
Tuesday. September 18th is Fra
ternal Day'-when principal lodges Of
the State will be on the grounds by
the thousands. with special exercises
and scores OF Uniformed Drill Team,
will compete for 50. 900 in prizes.
Grand Prize OF $500 to the order
having the most members on the
grounds. II is expected that the
total attendance will be over 5000
this day.
Wednesday. September 10Th, will be
Farmers Uuion and Labor Cuiou
Day" The State Convention Of the
Farmers Union will be held on the
Fair Grounds, and their president.
Geo. b. Lang, and J. II. Crowley. their
district president, will be superinten-
dents OF the day. The Boys judging
Contest takes place this day.
Thursday, September l7th, is Col
orado and Pueblo Day. Champion
Ladies' Drill Team OF America will
drill on the grounds. Special Indian
Dances and Sports, Grand Live Stock
Parade. Five Mile Relay Race, with
Hasbine Kim Bega, the famous Indian
rider among the contestants.
Friday, September 18th, is School
and Wild West Day-only 10 cents
admits any School Child. Baby show
in front OF the Grand Stand. Wild
West Show to delight the children.
Great Exhibition Of Indian and Wild
West Sports, ending with
Wonderful Running Race-witll
fast western horses to the number OF
60, ridden by brilliant Indians, Cow.
boys and Cowgirls. This will be one
of the most picturesque and exciting
racing events ever held and nobody
should miss it.
Special cheap railroad rates make
1t easy for anybody to go to Pueblo fol
Fair week, and reasonable hotel
rooming house and restaurant rates
will make it easy to stay there. Nc
raise of the usual rates.
Great Street Fair and Carnival ol
Fun on the Down Town Streets ol
Pueblo every night. This and the
numerous theatres Of the city will
afford a lavish amount OF amusement
for every waking hour not spent or
the Fair Grounds.
The Ordway new era., 1908-09-04
MAY OIL THE STREETS

The city authorities are seriously
considering proposition to adopt the
new system Of oiling the streets to
keep the dust down. A gentleman
from Chanute, Kan, was here a few
days ago and the matter was discussed
at some length at the council meeting
Tuesday. The alderman will investl-
gate and may oil few blocks on Main
street as an experiment. The es.
timated cost is $50 a block.-Rocky
Ford Tribune.
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Il Is not generally known that an
extensive seed farm j conducted bV
the editor OF this paper but such i
the case. The Russian thistle crop
has Just been harvested and it i g.
timated will thre>h out zoo bushels to
the acre. The saudours, Of which We
were supposed to have very poor
stand, turned out better than W.
anticipated. in fact. il reminded u of
county fair week at home. Every one
of 'em and all thei- relations dropped
in on us as once. VIII some agricul-
turalist who is authority on the sub
ject please inform Us II a thorough
sitting OF the sand contained therein
will prevent further growth OF the
"pesky" burs.
The Ordway new era., 1908-09-04
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY

On Saturday. September 5th, in the
old Cash Bazaar building. at 3 o'clock,
will be held the precinct primary TO
elect delegates TO the county cunven-
ton at Ia Jun-a, September sth, aud
to transact any other business that
might come before the meeting. All
Republicans are URGED to be present
GEORGE EDWARDS. Chairman.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST

Sunday, September 9Th, 1908.
Sunday School at 9:45 O'Clock, r. II.
Newton, Supt.
Preaching service l1:OO a. IN.
Teacher Training class at TOO D. m.
These services will be held in the
old Cash Bazaar building.
No evening service. Union services
at the park.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend these services.
RoBr. II. NEWTON, Pastor.
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Baptist Church Services.

Sunday School at 10 a. IN.
Sermon at IL a. III. Subject.
The Will Of God In Life"
Young Peoples Meeting 700 p. m.
Subject, "A Life Lived With God"
Leader, Robert Waugh.
The evening service will be union
meeting in the park.
Prayer meeting, 800 p. IN. Wcdnes.
day evening.
We extend to all a cordial invita-
tion to attend these services.
A. NJ. CRAVEN, Pastor.
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STRONG EVEN IN DEATH

An old newspaper publisher
Had fallen in the street.
A passing car had struck the man
And knocked him of his feet.
They raised the fellow tenderly.
An ambulance was called.
They took him to the hospital
And there he was installed.
The doctor diagnosed the case
And sadly shook his head:
"Internal injuries are bad"
In mournful tones he said.
"Acquaint his family at once,
The man will surely die.
So summon friends TO come to him
And say last good by y"
The publisher unconscious lay
All day within that room:
His friends and relatives were there,
Plunged in the deepest gloom.
His wife knelt sobbing by the bed.
His children stood around;
The hush OF death was on the grOuI
by common sadness bound.
At eventidc the doctor came
The patient to arouse;
lie felt the pulse, he put his hand
Upon the fevered brow>.
Intently then lie laid his ear
The silent breast upon.
And said: "Thc end is very near
His circulatiun's gone
The publisher woke with Il start
And gazed with fiery eye
Upon the thrUng around his bed.
Then shouted out: You lie.
My circulation's gaining fast.
1t never yet went down;
Goldern yc, Doc, 1t sells the best
OF any sheet in town"
JOHN 5. GREY,
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Conflicting Emotions.

Did you have good time at your
nusicale?"
No" answered Mr.. Cumrox; every
time the band played anything en-.
1oyed | got worried for fear 1t wasn't
classical enough to be the moneys
worth. h."-Washington Star.
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With sufficient boosting, Ordway
will double its population in two years
or, in other words. the past two years
history OF the burg will repeat itself.
Every body put shoulder to the
wheel, talk up the wooden mill, which
is possibility for Ordway and only
needs the serious consideration of our
people to make it reality. Boost it
along.
The Ordway new era., 1908-09-04
Rain Of Fish Friqhtens.

Bellefontaine. O.-lt rained minnows
in southern Hardin county recently.
Some OF the natives north of Lewis
town reservoir believed the world was
coming to an end. A waterspout,
which carorted around in the reser.
vOir. was responsible for the phe-
uOnlena
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Hers by Purchase.

THE woman who married that old
rich fellow has simply sold her youth
and loveliness."
well. II you could see her account
at the beauty doctors. bet you'd fud
she had bought EN-"
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Foxy Humility,

why don't you go to work."
work rejoined Meandering Mike
Look at de thousands OF poor fellows
that is lookin' fur work an feelin' mis-
cradle widout 1t. Now work amt nee.
essary to me. an amt goin' to butt
In an reach fur it merely fur de sake
OF havin' something to brag about
Washington Star.
The Ordway new era., 1908-09-04
Evangelical Church Services

Services over Sunday as follows:
Sunday School, English aud German
at 10 a. m.
German prayer services, II a. m.
Young Peoples Alliance at I 90 n. m.
Union service In park, 800 D. m.
sermon oy Rev. A. NJ. Craven Of the
Baptist church.
Mid'week prayer meeting wednes.
DAY at 800 r. m.
BOD Creek Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m.
klng Center preaching at 3 D N.
!. rhe : J ,eIp, public cordially invited to these
C.S. srr1,r,tprx y 4;
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Subscribe now. slso for a year.

Southern Colorado's best newspaper
is The Pueblo Star-J0urnal. It prints
the news Of the world the day 1t hap
pens Daily and Sunday by mail, SOC
per MONTH. or carrier. Everybody.
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No Credit,

That Millionaire seems willing To
do something for humanity"
yes, answered Mr.. Dustin Stax.
But he is always true to his business
principles. He took good care to
make humanity pay him In advance" /"
Washington Star
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Missouri Pacific Trains

LOST. Gold buckle and black silk
watch fob. Kindly leave at the New
Era Office.
The Ordway new era., 1908-09-04

Salesman and Collector wanted to
look after Company's interest In Ord.
way and Sugar City.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE Co..
2tA La Junta, Colo.
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Tho AutoeratIa spIrIt.

Would you advise . young man 70
90 into politicsT'
Advise him7" rspeated Senator
Sorghum. mo. II saw that he could
- useful I'd order him to 20 into
politics. ~ Washingten Star.
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Tommy, very sleepy, was saying >his
prayers. Now / lay me down to
sleep" lie began. II pray the Lord
my soul to keep" "If," his mother
prompted. III he hollers, let him 20,
eeny, meeny, miny. mo!"-Harper's
Weekly.
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Money To Loan.

On Ordway property or on adjoining
farm land. No commissions.
II. d. C.. RoBERTs.
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f. p. JOHNSON, Notary Public and
Conveyancer.
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female.

L1LLE W AN lEO-MdlE anu Z CA4cAS-
statesmen and salesladles: SO 20 $ per day.
ROOM l6 6S1 Pennsylvania ave NV seSO-St
SEVERAL good agents; male and female.
Tor popular, necessary proposition; liberal
contract, city or country ROOMS "A and II,
Rattle building se29-3t
WHAT one month"; salary viii do. II viii
pay for a years instruction at Woods Com
mercial School. New classes start Monday
Day sessions, SO; night sessions, SIS se2I-tf
BOYS WANTED
GIRLS WANTED
GOOD CHANCES FOR
BRIGHT BOYS AND GIRLS
AT :. KAHN, SONS & co.
We have openings. with good chances for
quick advancement FOR boys and girls &c
years of age and over. In the following POSI-
uons.
store messengers, Bundle collectors.
Bundle wrappers. Wagon helpers
Positions which offer 20 both boys and girls
special advantages IN the way OF thorough
business training through our daily school OF
instruction.
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DELICATESSEN.

SPECIAL REDUCTION In al delicious home
cooked meats, salads and etc. select gro
cerles. fancy layer cakes. fancy fruits. and
melons on ice. Ideas for serving wedding
receptions, etc. a II. UNDERDOWN. I7f2
18th NV Dainty china an6 glass ware TO
hire. ieg-Sa. tn tb-e0t
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WALL PAPF2..

C c. SILENCE.
Wall paper; lowest prices: have me Give
an estimate before having your paperfne
done. so G ST NV. Phone. SEEM
ROOMS PAPERED. s. Up. drst-class va-E
only: house painting lowest prices an WORK
GUARANTEED CHAS- A CARLISLE Phona
II. 655l- SIS 9Th So NV 5yI2-s1. u. th-sOt
SEND TO HUNT. the old reliable. s14 Nsw
York ave. and get his reduced prices on an
work for the next 80 days. Main 2647
auzs-sos
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Class b

Three times within one week, "A cents
tine; times. oOnsecuuvely' % cents me
Minimum SPACE 3 lines
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

LADY wishes engagement, either as sololst
or IN choir at church 10 sing: able 70 read
high soprano voice: address Mrs. SCHROE-
DER. 80 10th St sw. II
LADY wants work by the day. l22O ID st. sw.
II
GIRL wants place as houseworker; no wash
ing. - Jackson alley It
SEANISTRESS-By white seamst7ess. sewing
or embroidery. BOX lS2, Times Office. It
WASHING 10 take home or work by the
day. Apply 26 o St NV. It
LACE CURTAINS Iaundered and stretched,
1123 LIST NV. se3O-3t
WOMAS-Good young woman Of refinement
desires position TO wait upon invalid. Address
F. w. lOC51a "a St sw. se31-2t
HOUSEWORK wanted by young white wom-
an. Mrs. RICHARDSON. 2613 K St NV.
se30-3t
TYPEwRITING to do at home % Grant pI
se3O-St
STENOGRAPHER and typewriter desires po-
sition. Address 70s 9Th st. NV. se2s-Tt
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MUSIC.

yvANTED-PIano pupils. by adherent OF
I.aschetizky methods. prefer giving lessons In
pupils home. Address Mrs. T. n B. ROY
- City p o. VIII call seZ3-eod-1Ot
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PSYCHIC-PALMIST.
INSTRUCTION.

ANNOUNCEMENT LOWELL. dra-
matte art and S1akespeareaa reader, and
MISS ORFEELzLA =. HART. teacher %
piano, harmony. vocal culture, sight singing
execution and dramatic art, wishes 70 extent
70 friends and former pupils an invitation 20
drop ~ and see lleir new place. ISIS r 81
NV, after October I. 1905 sea0-tf
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GEORGETOWN.
JAMES p. SMITH. 1864 Wisconsin ave.
T. p WELLER. Pharmacy. 1854 II ST nv.
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BUsINEss oPPoRrUN1rIEs.

LEGAL ADVICE; al cases, collections. do
nestle troubles. cJlf-snLLal. C0EgJEaLi0uE o.
sanlzed and promoted L. :. LEGAL CORP.
90 Bond building oc--tf
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ANACOSTIA-
BCRYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson ats-
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SOUTHWEST.
y. HUGO EISENBEISS. 7th and BsstrsetA
MCDONALD, !. W, IA and l. sw-
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST

GOLDIENBERG's 9TH and K ats NV.
8. KAsSN, SONS & CO, 18th and Market spacs
GREEN'S CAPITAL A D L X I S = q
AGENCY, ll48 18th ST. NV.
". Z. McNULTY, Cigar Store, 18th and p nv
:. FRENCH SIMPSON. coz. 7th st. Rhode
Island ave. ana + st. NV
Il 7. BUTTS PHARMACY. tth St and
Massachusetts ave. nv.
CHAB. c. HORNUNG, Christani Pharmacy.
sW. cor 7th and III cts. NV
gANFORDS PHARMACY. New York ave
and North Capitol street
YARNOLD, 3401 18th st. NV
p A. VEITCH- 2Jtn and N Sta NV.
OUIGLEY' S PHARMACY. 21st and q Bts. NV,
g. N WAGNER g. CO., lst ana II SITS NV
l. 7. TAYLOE, cor. 9th and Z SIS. NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ave.nW.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, llth & Park road
IEATTINGLY'S PHARMACY. 14th and l.
r. d. HOWARD, l4th and w
~. V. POTTIE. E329 BriEhtwOod ave
EALTBY' PHARMACY. 1861 Calvert st
GFSSFORD'S PHARMACY, 9th and Z sts.
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a Z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sta.
ROACH DRUG CO., Sth and @ SITS. So
A 3 BURROWS, 18th and Pa ave.
y. =. WELLER, cor. Sth and I
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DENTISTRY.
once Hours. $50 4. NJ. 20 $50 =. II.
DIR. OTIS N. ELZEE- DENTIST
1gl4 + St nv. ,saLe floor as Miss SlackIette)
DR. W. q. EisZEH. DENTIST.
y f. Cor 4tl and j.. Capitol SIS. ne
Specialists in Painless Extracting. Gold
Crown and Bridge WG-k. Filings, and Plates
that M Satisfaction guaranteed OF money
refunded. Moderate prices. Phone VI. 49,
my5--r
THE DENTIST.
DIR. =. ". hENES.
has moved O. AZ 81 aU-9-eCt
ALVEOLAR TEETH-Painless. lasting. won
derfuIly EflIlEe. brldEcw.rk or plating IN
necessary. painless filing DR. J. L. VIII
son, IJl5 i. Jy2l-tf
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DYEING, CLEANING, PRESSING.

FOR PROMPT and satisfactory se-yi-.
phone Main BIS CAPITAL CITY PRESS.
ING CLUB. 1f0S Eye 81. Special rates 10
members 0or20-
PHILIP LEDERER
Steam Cleaning and Dye.nE Establishment
l2fl II St ne Phone E 1893.
seIT-tf
LET Us CLEAN. dye. OF repair your ola
fail garments equal ~ -ew. WASHINGTON
UNION DYE co. .T19 7lh st. NV. seI5-sot
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ALEXANDRIA VA
2 L CARNE & Co. 7g3 King e.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
= A SONNEMAN-
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LoRsEs AND VEHICLES.


FOR sALE-FIve-year-0 mare. weighs SO
pounds. rUuabout and harness. cheap NM.
PAYNE, 1898 18th st. oc--5t
FOR SALE-High-grade buggy. with leather
top, rubber tires, cheap NICHOLS PHAR-
MACY, 1901 Pennsylvania ave NV IL
HANDSOME horse and Bailey busy: fine
driver: gentle, d-st-ciass IN every respect
Cal s1teI = sac y 81. NV. seSy-@t
ONE BAY HORSE for sale. 18th an6 Florida
ave NV W l. WARNER II
FOR SALE-Go0d work horse. $50. Apply So4
Sth ne, between $50 and $50 se35-3-
GOOD. sound horse. canopy top, rubber Jired
ruuGbOut; harness, complete outfit. Sf-O
ROOM s. Go r ST. NV se3o0-3-
WANrED-Elght boarde-s At SD per .uor,-l
by october !. cAPITO'S STABLES v,ar 6z9
ID 81. NV. se2J-St
NEW WAGONS,
Three spring platform top wagons. So up
MUELLER'S CARRIAGE SHOT
l523 Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
myl4-eci-9ot
FOR SALE-F0ur dirt wagons; aIsp f1rT
sets of double harness; three horses. also
runabout- 72s uth ST. Sc se29-st
FOR SALE-Dayton wagon and iunpe- sat
surrey: cheap GEORGE SACKS. Bladens-
ourg, 20 se2S-3t
FOR SALE-stanhope buggy and one IT6f
top platform wagon; splendid condition; SIS 90
each 2ZS2 BrightwOod ave. sei5-.f
RUBBER TIRE NORRIS
solid and cushion carriage tires a specially:
all kinds OF carriage repair work. JOHN III
DOYLE, 100 9Th st. nv. Phone Main 524S.
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WANTED-ROOMS.
THREE unfurnished rooms, heat and gas.
family OF three adults; state price: I5caIItv
Desired between 9th and 18th SITS. sw Ad-
uress r. SCHROEDER 800 10th St sw- 1t
WANTED-By gentleman. small furnished
room, second floor front. nea. hath: hot and
cold water. J. T c.. Ordnance once Navy
Yard. n
WANTED-Three unfurnlshed rooms: not
over Sl7. 1925 o ST. NV. se3O-2t
WANTED-One front unfurnishCd room with
board by quiet couple BOX les. Tines
Office sesO-2+
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I-ADDON PHARMACY, 100 Florida ave. ne.
CHAs. H BLUAER, N Cap and r SITS. ne
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. ID and Z sts.
KRAUS' PHARAACY, cor 9th and x sta
AcCHESNEY g. JOACHIM. Sth ana + sts.ns.
BENZ. 7. LANHAM. 18th and l. Cap. 81
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HOUSEKEEPER-IAdy experienced board
ing house or family. best references. Address
BOX $50. Times Office. Il
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ADMINISTRATIONS. on general work
inside; steady job. 423 18th St NV ocl-3t
WHITE GIRL for general homework In small
family. good homo and good wages. Apply
1919 sth 81. NV. ocl-gt
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GIRL-Respecta5Ie. general h0usewoEk at
once. BIB n 81. NV 1t
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< LUTHER. go 18th 81. nv. ladies'. hair
dresser T-g maker. attest French and Araerf-
can styles. sEla-lpo0iIg. hair treatment and
cOlJrlng. aus SI.Ju. Lh--c
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STENOGRAPHER-Th experienced:
permanent position. Apply HUB FURNI-
TURE Co. It'll and D SITS. NV. oc1-5t