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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-04-03
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-04-03

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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-26
eReVltlte euNeHtp,

Machinery for the creamery ~ ben
laon n helna Installed
Vlrgil hinton accidentally shot him
aeli 10 death ~ Afdmore
The corpse " an infant WAS sent
10y mail 10 p0fialea, n NJ
George Moon u young man, died
IN Il restaurant ~ klefer, Okh
W. " Manning of Alyine, Okla has
shipped sin carloads OF hoRH Ia call.
f0rnln
At nAieayille, Ten, Willie Ware,
charged with killing HIS father was
acquitted
state Fair " Texas viii erect M
n coat W fa0,O0O hn hrt anu ladies' teN'
tile buldnR
Duranl, okla han raised taOoOo 20
secure the Missouri Oklahoma ana
uull railway
A, n lluHhy ease has heen continued
NJ Crockett, Fen until the October
terms " the district court
Governor Johnson W Minnesota DC,
rlnreH he has authorised NO ono 10
announce he IN q presidential aHpltAnL
city faN Collector Thompson "
ChiolaHha, OKLA Mas collected the past
year $4,000 tasea, leaving only ta'
Ohl unpaid
The residence OF \ q jacobson, NJ
urcenyllle, Ten WAS destroyed by
fire The family had 10 jump from
seodn story wlndowh
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-26

ana snouiG lay nai0ru n inc faeis
which would permit n ~ Act With
prompt ANA intelligent fairness The
government agents, n n n not deemed
wise W appoint individuals from out
side public service mlRhl with ad'
vantage be- members ~ the executive
departments designated Ny the pfeai
dent on hla own motion ~ on request
~ the committee "a act with n
am ~ tho 0nlnl0n, however, that
cue change IN The tafff could, with
advantage, ha made forthwith our
forests need every protection, and one
method VI protecting them would be-
~ pui upon the free list wood pulp,
with corresponding reduction that
doeh NOT pat an export duty upon
ihem
A provision should be- made Tor a
permanent waterways commission
with whatever power Ia required "a
make \ effective The reasonable on
peelallOn OF the people viii not bo
met unless The congress provides "a
this session f0r tho beginning and
prosecution ~ the actual work ~ wai
tefwnyh improvement and control The
congress- should recognise IN fullest
fashion tho fact that tho subject ~ the
conservation ~ our natural resources,
Win which this commission deals, n
literally vital for the nation,
Numerous BILLS granting water pow
or rights on nayRable streams have
been introduced None " them give
the government tho right "a make a
reasonable charge f0r the yaat prlyl'
leReu ~ granted, IN spite VI the fact
that these water power privileges are
equivalent ~ many ih0nHandH NJ
acres ~ the heHl coal lands for their
production ~ power. Nor Il any def
mite ilme limit uel, M should always
be- done IA Huoh eases shall be
Obliged hereafter, IN accordance with
the policy stated IN a recent message,
"a veto any water power bill witch
does not provide ZOE a time limit 10
IN ana collect such charge 40 no
may find 10 be Just and reasonable IN
each ease
THEODORE nO0ANVbLT
The white House, March 70, lpOs
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-03-26
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Nn. Hudson W. M,Wlluon
bryan, feNhA Franklin, fex.
AupeoN ShWlLeoN
AuofnpyaatlAw
nrynn aud Franklin Texas,
WIN practice In county state aud fed
eral courts Special attention 20
buaineHa In nraHon and Rob
lnHon oountlea
W ron "a &,
li16 acres ot land IN the Moses
lluahea survey near hdge, Price
aud terms reasonable
Half acre Of land with Improve
montu, one block east Of my home,
rwo small favma adjoining each
other combating Of 30 and 40 acres
respectively, each In cultivation aud
west Of bryan, on Sandy Point road
we'll improyedl situated three miles
VI n, AupeoN,
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26
The Daughters of the American
Revolution.

Revolution.
The Columbus chapter of the
Daughters of the American RevoIu-
ton met at the home of Mrs. Fenton
Robertson Monday morning to adopt
the constitution and bylaws which
were most satisfactorily framed by
a committee selected by the regent.
and which are full and complete, COW
ering all points of difficulty. Incor-
porated in the bylaws is the three
fold object of the organization: To
mark our historic places; TO cherish
and perpetuate the principles of the
American revolution; TO inspire the
coming generations to wear with ad
ded honors the names of those ances-
tors who achieved the independence
of America. Social and historical
meetings, alternating with business,
will bring opportunity for many
pleasant gatherings throughout the
year. The name of the chapter has
not been definitely decided upon; in
deed, the final decision 10 avoid du-
DliCdlCS - iSlb " lIC udblOndl SUI
ETY. Four names have been submit
ted: The Indian name by which Co
lumbus was first known; the Indian
Etomebeckbee, corrupted into Tom
bigbee, and appropriate because of
the rivers historical association with
DeSoto; the Cavalier Chapter, sug-
gested by the fact that nearly all the
members trace back to the cavaliers
of Virginia and the Carolinas; and
the Davis Chapter, in honor of Sam
uel Davis, hero of the revolution and
father of the beloved Southern lead
er, jefferson Davis. The committee
to draw up the bylaws,
Mrs Fenton Robertson, Mrs. H. NJ
WaddeIl and Mrs. S. B. Hudson, re-
ceived most complimentary mention
for their admirable and careful work.
One of the first undertakings of the
and one of much historic
will be to locate as ac-
curately as possible the place where
DeSoto crossed the TOmbigbee, and
to erect there a large stone boulder.
Common belief, though how justified
it is not easy to discover, has settled |
upon Plymouth, about five miles up
The river, as the scene of the great !
explorers passage.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26
Dance at Eggleston Springs We'd
npSdaY Evening

ntSOsIA
A pleasure, delightful in plan and
fulflIment, was the dance and out
ing at Eggleston Springs Wednesday
evening. The party, chaperoned by
Mrs. Claude H. Ayres and Mrs Lee
Caine, drove in a tally-ho 10 the pic
turesque bit of woodland, which was
in gay dress for the evening, with
japanese lanterns and bright coIored
garlands everywhere. The pavilion
was especially pretty in its decora-
tions. From the center was sus-
pended huge lantern, whose adorn-
ment seemed to be quaint japanese
lettering, but on closer inspection
proved a list Of the couples for the
cotiIlion. cleverly penciled in Japa-
nese style. Smaller lanterns hung
from the archways, bunting was
festooned, and the entire
effect was unique and charming.
The german was led by Mr.. Carleton
Billups with Miss Fannie Cady. At
an elegant supper was serv-
I'd picnic fashion Those present |
we're: Miss Clifford Burt of Waver-
ey, Mr.. Charles Moore, Miss Eliza
beth Campbell of Nashville, Mr.. Gra-
iy Stephenson, Miss Mamie Davis, |
Ir. Eugene Baugh, Miss Miriam Will
1inson, Mr.. Frank Armstrong, Miss
Vettie Harrison. Mr.. Joseph Bell of
steens, Miss Kitty Cox, Mr.. Perry
\
Carleton Billups, Miss Carolyn Ham
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26
The Reading Circles Work for Civic
Improvement.

Improve Ntluthts
The Reading Circle concluded to
enlarge its boundaries and embrace
a civic improvement section only
few weeks before summers inactiv-
ity in clubdom, yet the work has not
been forgotten or overlooked, and
when autumn comes with re-as-
sembIing of the membership, it viii
be entered upon in earnest and with
an enthusiastic discussion OF ways
and means. The board of aldermen
has responded gratifyingly to the cir
cIe's requests along many lines, and
pledges hearty co operation. The
receptacles for waste paper, recently
placed prominently on the streets
here and there, the ordinance pro-
hibiting expectoration on the streets
and fixing a heavy penalty for vio-
latiOn of the law, are due to the cir
cle's efforts. The colored population
has also been asked to do it's part
in the work, and as evidence of its
desire to share in such advancement
the grounds of the Union Academy
and elsewhere in that district have
been kept in unusually good condi-
tion this season. OF course this is
only beginning, but it is a start to-
ward success and foreshadows a |
united movement for the beauty and |
health Of a city to which nature has
been most generous. That the Read |
ing Circle is sponsor for the City |
Beautiful" is guarantee Of accom- |
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

Mrs Lacy Lowrx's friends ~im -
glad 70 learn thar there has beeu
some Improvement n her ecnG3r4nz
since she went 10 the Columbus EFoS-
pital for treatment fortnight ase-
Countless good wishes attend her IL
her illness.
Dr. William States Jacobs 1efr or
Wednesday for MonteagIe on bust
hess. He viii return The early part
OF the week and join Mrs Jacobs.
who is at present with Mr. and Mr.
u. E Waring.
Mrs James ". LipscoIh AID chill
dren viii be additions 70 the Colum-
bus colony AZ 8Ionteagle fer the
month Of August They leave nexs
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Harry j. DasAzelI VIII
have as their guest for the eneams.-
ment Miss Lucv Bfckley of B5rminz-
ham. who Is recalled here - pleas
antly-
Mrs. samuel Srockard is ncw the
guest OF her gran6aaughter Nrs-
John Miller McLachlan. on Elghrs
street
Mrs. Nellie Tucker. Mrs. HCmer
Kennedy and I5rrIe dauzhr-r ARE
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

If you should. caI - the Woman p
Store and select yoar 1lurlae. ts--
looming, wrearhs, large stars. shields.
welcome peaaants- 1ass frou rl=
smallest size AZ three and r1fr1
cents per dozen up. end the -e--
white and blue ribbon and Eas rll-
bOns- Anything yCu need IN rke 1a-
tiOnaI colOrs- The oaIy complete
stock in Columbus. --r
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

DR.. ~. J. Hopkins. v1o has Eal
charge OF the Commercial Hotel
Tor the past three years. VIII q au
early date reIinquish hls lease. and
Mrs J. T. GunJer, Ehc owns rh=
property, VIII again conduct the no.
tel. DR.. Hopkins has leased s. ho-
tel at Okolona. and he and his faui-
II viii IN the future reside there.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

Have yOu seen i-e Have you rrlel
it? The Singer 66 the most wcl-
derful machine OF the twentieth csn-
tury; light running. uoiseless. AT
the Singer Store, 215 Main street.
D. " Clarke Manager
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26
Fine Horse for Sale.

Gentlemen's fine driving horse;
broken to harness. and stylish and
fast. For further information apply
to Albert Loeb. 7-12-f
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

Show your patriotism. Show Eosr
colors. wave old Glory from eve-y
nook and corner Of yoar ho@e W-
have flags by the score. ali SHE'S
simon Loeb & Brother
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

BIr. and Mrs T. Il Locke 1r- l=tr
last week Tor Greenwood springs
Miss. where they wia spelG some
time. going from -hera ~ Cassa1iau
Springs 10 spend a week or ten DAYS
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

Mr. " W Jones. OF Fayetse, Ala
spent Sunday II the city.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

A few dozen bargains OF toilet
soap at i've cents per cake. Mayo
Drug Company. 7-1z-zW
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

Mr.. L. A. Halbert. J-. OF The p-ai-
ries, was in the city last week
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26
1TTAT - OF -
CHA PEOPLE AND EVENTS.


ilton, Mr.. Quincy Ayres, Miss Mary
Moore. Mr. George Hairston, Miss
Augusta Equen. DR.. ". ". West
moreland. Jr., Miss Laura Mae Ram
age, Mr.. Duff Stephenson.
Stockard of Atlanta.
Miss Annie Cabot Hopkins gave q
lovely tea al Lake Park Friday even
ing in compliment to her cousin, Miss
Lucy Vaughan Stockard, of Atlanta.
who is one of the very attractive
girls welcomed for the encampment
Invited TO meet Miss Stockard were:
Miss Vesta Wood, Miss Miriam VIII
kinson, Miss Mamie Sue Sherrod,
Miss Nettie Harrison, Miss Blossom
Hopkins, Mr.. Ernest Shoaff. Mr.. Paul
Shoaf. Mr.. Fred Pope, Mr.. Gaius
Whitfield, Jr., Mr.. Ellis Rhett, Mr..
John Peyton, Mr.. Sidney Loeb and
Mr.. James B. Bell.
The number of leave takers in
creases with the approach of August.
when mountains and seashore are
particularly anuring- The Rev. and
Mrs. w. E. Dakin 90 on Tuesday TO
the gulf coast for a few weeks. later
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
James o. Banks, Jr., at MonteagIe
Mr. and Mrs. T. 3. Franklin leave
Monday for Memphis TO visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry NJ. Pratt before going to
the mountains for the summer. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Phillips have also
Joined the company OF absentees.
After spending this week in Atlanta,
they will leave for North Carolina.
and are not expected home until the
middle of Septembe
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26
Meeting OF the Encampment
ChaperOneS.

Mrs. William 3. Hamilton, chair
man Of the chaperone committee.
calls a meeting of the Official chaper-
ones for the encampment dances, on
Friday evening at six O'Clock at the
city hall. a full attendance IS re-
quested.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

Mrs. Eugenia Moore, Mrs. James
t. Harrison. Miss Mary B. Harrison.
Richard Harrison and little Miss Fan
ME Harrison leave Wednesday for
Bladen Springs.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

/ llC mountains 1OE the summer
and Mrs. Frank Phillips have also
Joined the company OF absentees.
thev will leave for North Carolina.
and are not expected home until the
middle of September.
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,rrs wi17fon, p EIsrf1-o, .s,at-
mon of The obana~ona c,~,-,f--s.
Calls . naatino Of the o#cfaT cbsne~-
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ci+v han 4 f,,u a+taD5ance : ~
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"0ou' " "nion oius1eI many HappS
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gwen lhursdaS evening ana enjoyed I
pS many visitors ne party VIII re-
turn on the thlrueth.
mrs sara NJ. Fleio is Flsltlng zen. I
ana Mrs. J. ". thompson IN Iuscum-
hoIilpsoh' served Win dlsIlnctloh a /
president OF the Alabama division OF 4
the daughters OF the ConIederacy +
lew years ago.
Tor New YORK 10 visit Mr. ana Mrs
Ropert d. MontcalIe' with Whom MISS
Rosa otocKard mas oeen Tor the win
.er and spring Mrs. Stoekard viii
De away several weeks.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

Mrs. John Oliver, Mrs. Laura Ber-
ry, Misses Ida Frances and Nina Wee
don Oliver and Master Reuben Searcy
returned Friday from a delightful
stay in Tuscaloosa.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

Reports from the house party,
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
S. Hairston and Mrs. Parrish, at the
old Harrington plantation near Trim
ity. tell of merry days. A dance was
given Thursday evening, and enjoyed
by many visitors. The party viii re-
turn on the thirtieth
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

Mrs. samuel Stockard is noW the
guest OF her gran6daughter- 1trs-
John Miller NcLacklan. ou Elghrh
street.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

Mrs. Sara NJ. Field is visiting Gen.
and Mrs. J. ". Thompson in Tuscum-
bia, Ala. Mrs. Fields sister, Mrs.
Thompson, served with distinction as
president of the Alabama division Of
the Daughters of the Confederacy
few years ago.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

Mrs. R. E. Johnston has been al
the Billups country place for Ten
days. On Tuesday she had as her
guests Mrs. W. B. Harris, Mrs. Y.
c. Watson and little son, and Mrs.
Willis Harris.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

Misses CLIFFORD Burr ana El--E
Cox. who have been guests - Hiss
Mary Moore. Ia-- Thursday
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

Mr. and Mrs Harry J. DashzelI VIII
ment Miss Lucy Bickley of Blrmins-
ham, who Is recalled here - pleas
antly-
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

Mrs. Nellie Tucker. Hrs. Homer
Kennedy and 5rrIe daushr=r are
with relatives IN Mobile
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

Mrs James ". LipscoUh and chill
dren viii be additions 70 the Colum-
bus colony AZ NonreaEle fer the
month OF August. They leave next
Tuesday
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

TenderIOin Trout with Tartar sauce
Br05Ied Lamb CEors
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

Dr. William States Jacobs lsfr a.
Wednesday for Nonteagle on busE
ness. He viii return the early par,
OF the week and join Mrs Jacobs
who is at present with Nr- and Nrs
" E Warlns.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-07-26

Mrs. R. r. Stockard left recently
for New York to visit Mr.. and Mrs
Robert B. Montcalfe. with whom Miss
Rosa Stockard has been for the win
ter and spring. Mrs. Stockard viii
be away several weeks.
The Washington times., 1908-09-05
ICE CREAM.

IT'S PRETTY HOT. Try some OF Am
rein's delicious ice cream. Cools and delights
81 per gal. delivered. A telephone cali. that's
all. GEO. AMREIN. lGJe 7th 81. NV
myl3-m, U- sa-s0t
The Washington times., 1908-09-05
Adyertisements viii be accept

Advertisements viii be accepted at
an Oi the following branch offices
at regular OfIiee rates. Ii II is IN.
convenient to leave Advertisements
st either branch Office or The Times
Business Once, they may be tele-
ph0ned direct TO The Times (MRin
$500, and a messenger will cali to
collect without additional charge.
The Washington times., 1908-09-05
HELP wANTEp-MALE.

ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF EN-
PLOYArENr SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
THE TINES. aus9-tf
The Washington times., 1908-09-05
NOE-MEDICAL HEALING.

BY RESTORING the CIRCULATION OF the
BLOOD CURES LOCOMOrOR-ATA&IA
EIiEJ- AIATISM. EHIGHTS DISEASE
NERVOUS AILMENTS, DISEASES or
TIE STOMACH. BOWELS, LIVER anu
those INCURABLE MALADIES where
MEDICINE FAILS. PAMPHLET TELLS
ALL GET IT. PROF. II. n D. PARKER
1924 New York ave Washington ID. e.
Phone n 4l1-. se5-I
The Washington times., 1908-09-05

| MEN to get hair cut 10 cents; shave and neck
| shave, 10 cents. razors honed. Is, two for
1 . cents. white BARRIERS; close p. H.; new
| management 6l7 Z ST. NV. se8-tf
The Washington times., 1908-09-05
FLOOR OIL.

Use Hunters dust killing floor oil. II keeps
the floors clean ami sanitary rid the house
OF Insects soc gallon. Telephone Main
SOS or drop postal 10 II3 Pa. ave. NV.
se4-5lt
The Washington times., 1908-09-05
MOTORCYCLES.

WHY pay more2 we store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES SToR AGE CO.. 4ls I0te.
81 NM Phone ~ iys-S9s
The Washington times., 1908-09-05
BRANCH OFFICES.

GOLDENBERG'S 9Th ana * SITS. NV.
s. KAHN, SONS a. CO. stn and Market space
GREENS CAPITAL a ID " TIsIN, G
AGENCY. llt6 10Th ct, nv.
", L. McNULTG. Cigar Store. 18th and p nv
,. FRENCH SIMPSON cor. 7th ST., Rhode
Island ave and = 81. NV.
H 4. BUTTS PHARMACY. sth ST and
Massachusetts ave. NV.
CHAS c. HORNUNG, Christiani Pharmacy.
sW, cor. fJn ara IL SITS. nv.
SANFORD PHARMACY, New York ave.
and North Capitol street
1AENOLD, 3l0l L.Lh 81. nv.
X A. NEIICH, zUta ana II SIS. NV.
QUIGLEN'S PHARMACY, Z1st and q SITS NV,
=, Al WAGNER g. CO.. Isl ana Ii SITS. nv.
J. 4. TAHLOE. cor. SIN and = SITS. NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th and Pa.aye. NV.
PARh ROAD PHARMACY lltn & Park road
MATTINGIlI'S PHARMACY, l4th and /.
r. D. HOWARD, Ilth ana W
y. v. FOTrIE, 1923 BTightwood ave,
AALTBX'E PHARMACX 1851 Calvert ST.
The Washington times., 1908-09-05
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

W AN 4ED-IA4oA LLL<1A LOO0.
WANTED-Am very much ia need OF furnl-
ture. send me your order and get the best
prices in town. LOUIS NOTES. 40 9TH ST.
NV. Phone Main 1853 se5-SJt
HIGHEST cysh prices paid for worn gar
viii call. b. TARSHES, 1908 9TH NV
Phone North 49,. jel-u
HIGHEST cash prices paid for cast-c1 cloth
ing. ladies or gents secondhand shoes
etc; drop postal. 1 viii call. or phone y.
Rzt0. A. S kEBESkI. 1865 eth 81. nv.
my25-9OJ-sXSu
SPOT CASH paid for household furniture
CARPETS stoves, books. tools, and AL kinds
Of second hand merchandise Z01 Tth 81 NV
Phone n 5000. jyl6-95t
PAY the highest cash prices for ladies'
and gentlemen's Cast-on wearing apparel
drop card: VIII call c. LIVINGSTON, 1872
7th ST. NV. OF phone North 1904 Jy2 set
WANTED-Furniturs for cash; sell your
goods 10 the man Who gives you the most
money. see HOLLYWOOD. Sth and il. je2-f
sECONI HAND BOOKS-WILL PAY GOOD
PRICE. SEND POSTAL AND STATE PAR
TICUIARS. II. ROSENBERG, STH AND
SITS. NV. myth. sa. m-90t
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR CAST
on clothes. ladies' OF genrlemen's. Address
postal. ! VIII call promptly
MORRIS STEIN.
1910 7th ST. NV. ap30-S65t
The Washington times., 1908-09-05

PROPER and correct dancing taught. includ-
ing the NarCIssus. schOttIsChe, rhTee-step,
tRO-step. and waltz. etc. cut rates cor sum
mer. private lessons soc. by appointment
DANCING ACADEMY. lsls Il 81. nv.
je25-s0t
The Washington times., 1908-09-05

BOY. sixteen or over; can attend school,
/ drug store; northeast boy preferred 400 II
The Washington times., 1908-09-05

Q 81. NV, 50-Three OF four large unfur-
nlshed rooms furnace; adults only sel-3t
9TH NE. 555-One or two unfuruIshed, light
noaseheepinsi neat sas 1ath. SECT
ST. NV, 5l-Thrse uuilr1ishod ri.o4s.
third hoOri for Iignl Housekeeping, hea, and
gas rent reasonable 5s4-3t
fTH ST Sc. log-For couple Rithout chill
dren. OF rooms. sel-st
COR. y. CAPITOL AND n NE.-Nice aat, 4
rooms and bath. hot-Water heat se5-1I
CARROLL ST Sc, I2J-Three unfinished
rooms 20 moor with bath. heat and gas.
light housekeeping. se8-3t
Sd ST. WV. 525-Nicely 4 -uIshed rooms.
1ath. neat. gas, very reasonable. se5-st
P ST wv. z70g-Tw0 bright COMMUNICATING
rooms. heat, gas. BAH. rent SO. se5-a,
GRANT PLACE. s-Larse rJ0ms5 nall room.
s.; hot and cold running water iu rooms
central, near ali cars. ses-sL
9Th ST. Ne. 352-Two LARGE coIamunicztiHs
rooms heat, gas bath. suitable light house
4 keeping, no children se5-st
9TH ST. wv. SI5-Tao large newly Dagersd
second floor rooms as F5r month. seg-3t
* ST NE. 40z-Thre1 uufurulshed rooms
Tor email family sez-5t
gTH ST NV. 1J0l-F0r ron. three rooms.
heat, gas bath use 5f pnoa-. sa5-5t
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.

ST NV. II9-NiceIy furnished rooms
southern exposure large closets; drst-clas.
table board. home cooking; porcelain bath
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TO THE MEN

TO THE MEN
SUITS to order. Large variety Of styles
Goods whose quality Is such thai your Sc
lection is sure 10 Be right LEO DAVIS
Tailor, 1913 j. st. NV le24-i44 y. sa-s0t
PAINTS AND SIGN PAINTING
ny PAINTS last. know how 10 ulx them
Carry fun nnc OF high grade paints Extra
fne walnut screen doors AUGUST WEBER
SO Maryland ave. ne. 5e6-Sa. m. W-s0t
BARGAINS IN PAINT.
Roof Paint. soc. Special. ! gal House Pain.
and Brush. SI.55.
las = JENNINGS 80 Pa Ave.
sslS-Eas Ds W-SQt
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HELP WANTED-Male ard Female.
SITUATIONS WANrED-MALE

MANLY Young white man. a position Al
dress CHAS. CURTIS 1901 5th st. NV. IL
WANTED-PuslJi0n as meat cutter and Ero-
ce-. HOTEL BRAUGHTON. Alexandria
Va, J. r. c. se4-zt
SALESMAN-By frst-class furniture sales
man. place in store 10 sell furniture. can
give best references. w III, McINTCRFF.
$50 New York ave. NV se4-3t
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I MAN-Settled. who CA milk. take care Of
I cows and run a small farm; permanent place
/ and good wages 20 right man. CLAYTON.
! 9th and Irving. Br0okIand se3-3t
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Three times within one week. - cents
line. times. consecutiveIy. 90 cents a line.
Minimum space, s lines.