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BRANCH OFFICES.

NORTHWEST.
REH'S MODERN PHARMACY. 9Th and Z
SITS. Main 1917.
NEW YORK AVE. PHA RNACY. New York
ave. and y. Cap. ST.
CHAS- G.. HORNUNG. Christiana Pharmacy
sw. cor. 9Th and NJ SITS. Phone " 23ss
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18Th and Pa ave.
Phone ~ 1870
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, nth and Park
road Phone c. 1857.
l. T, TAILOE. COT 9Th and p SITS Phone
n. 1862.
r A. yEITCH. 2oth and NJ SITS. Phone y. 2n7
y v. PATTlE, 1923 Georgia ave. Col 1896
T.. 3S6l
MATTINGLY's PHARMACY. 18th and L.
Phone y. POPS
II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th IT. and
1AkNOLD. 340l 18th st. Phone Col ggT1
r. ID. HOWARD. 18th and W. Phone n 2fO
GOLDENBERG'S eth and K SITS. Phone NJ
45Ol.
S. KAHN, SONS & CO.. Sth and Market
space. Phone NJ. 200.
GREENE'S CAPITAL a d V + TIsIN
AGENCY. uf5 18th 81. Phone n 3203
d. W. THROCKMORTON. Cigar store I4ti
and i. Phone n. 23SO
J. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. eth ST Rhodf
Island ave. and r st. Phone n 24Ol
GESSFORD'S PHARMACY. 9Th and u SITS
Phone y. 2358
s. NJ. WAGNER & CO.. 1st and H. Phon,
L "a
NJ MoNULTY & SON. Cigars and Tobacco
1886 18th 81. Phone North 2427
| PAUL PEARSON, 18th st. and Florida ave
n. ". Phone n. S1O7.
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SIX IN HOSPITAL
FOLLOWING WALTZ

BUTTE. Mont. Dec 9.-SIX women
today are in the hospital, one suffering
from a ruptured blood vessel. another
from muscular paralysis, and several
others are in e. state OF physical ex-
hsustion as the result OF a Marathon
dance. which closed here after fifty
three couples had waltzed continuously
for IA hours and d minutes without
even stopping for food or drink.
The remaining couples presented a
terrible sight when the mayor. on the
advice Of several physicians. forced the
swaying followers OF terpsichore %
leave the floor.
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RESISTS DIVORCE
PAPERS WITH SHOTS

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1.-TWO men are
dead and ore is wounded as the re-
suit Of an attempt Of Charles Il
Lkens. a deputy sheriff. and Harry An
derson. a detective. TO serve divorce
papers on Charles Galloway. a business
man
Galloway ran when he saw the two Of
Ecers coming. and they pursued him.
Lukens firing when the fugitive didn't
stop. Galloway returned his fire. killing
Lukens and woundinR Anderson. A
posse later pursued Galloway and he
was Killed while reslstinE arrest
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CATHOLIC CONVERTS
TO ELECT OFFICERS

The election OF officers Of the Wash
ingtor branch Of the Catholic Converts
League. which was organized in the
Apostolic Mission House. in Brookland.
viii be held early in January. Cod
frey F. Ferris and William Oswald Dun
das are the prime movers IN the or
ganiZation
The initial meeting, held last night
was largely attended by many prominent
converts to the Catholic faith. The Rev.
A P. Doyle, c. S. p, presided. L. O.
Schetl1y was named secretary pro TEN.
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IS FACING
FAMINE OF WATER

BRISTOL, Tenn, Dec. 9.-This city
may suffer from a water famine as a
result of a decree rendered by Chancel-
Tor Haynes today in the case Of J. II.
Msttox against the municipality, in
which mandatory injunction was Is
sued to compel the city TO cut off the
water from the mains. and turn IL back
into Sinking creek at the source thereby
restoring riparian rights OF the COM
piainant
The city has given bond to take an
appeal so that the water might not be
cut of before next Nav
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YOUNG WOMAN A SUICIDE.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 9.-NIiss Mary
Scott lies dead at her home here, the
victim OF her own hand, through un-
reouited love for a man she never even
saw. She left a note naming G. L.
Shul. who lives IN Harrisburg, Pa, as
the man responsible for her death, and
her parents claim thai she knew Shull
only through description by a friend
Miss Scott took carbolic acid.
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REMEMBER R. H. LYNN.

Members Of no. a engine company
have sent a letter 20 Isaac Cans. chair
man or a committee Of three appointed
10 inspect the fire and engine houses
Of the District. expressing regret at the
death OF r H Lynn, member Of the
committee
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HONOR E. A. ROCKAR.

The Arion Gesang Varein will meet
Sunday night for the purpose or elect
ing a successor 90 +. a. Rocilar. presI-
dent OF the Organization, who died last
Sunday. In memory of Nj Rockar IL
hns been decided 20 eliminate from The
EslSon's program the concert which
- 70 hive heen held on that eYcnlng
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Advertisements will be accepted at
any of the following branch Offices
at regular Office rates. If Ii is in
convenient TO leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be lele-
phened direct TO The Times (Main
$500, and a messenger viii call to
collect.
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REYNOLDS TO RETIRE

BEDFORD. Pa. Dec. 9.-This district
today IS discussing the formal retire
ment from Congress Of Representative
John NJ Reynolds. member from the
Nineteenth district and former Assist
ant Secretary Of the Interior under
President Cleveland The announce
mcnt was made I'm a letter which was
published IN the HollidaysDurg Register.
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$40 REWARD Tor return OF dark bay mare.
years old. Is hands high. . white hiu.d
feet white star in forehead; may be slightly
lame left shoulder S-raycd C0rby farm near
Rockville. Dec. g. Communicates C. r.
CORBY deI-5t
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Buy YOUR BLANKETS and robes az
COGSWELL'S- Large square blankets. 75c
Up. Large plush robes. $3.50 up The best
rain covers. $50 up largest assortment OF
new and secondhand harness 81 and Up
vehicles. SIS up Phone N 1477. 2GS-2lI- M
PA nth 81. y W no25-tf
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Personal.

WANTED-FOr adoption. a new born baby
boy; give full particulars and where 10 call.
Address BOX 30. Times Office It.
WILL MISS ATKINSON who was house
keeper at Hampton College. send address 70
FLORENCE STONE. Brightwood, D. c.
dnQ-Qt
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CIGARETTE IN BED.

SIEGFRIEDS, Pa, Dec. 9.-Falling
asleep IN bed after lighting his cigarette,
Frank James, n vaudeville performer
set himself afire. A hurried run 10 the
bathroom saved him.
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NINE. SMITH.

5l9 llth ST. n. W.
THE CELEBRATED EGYPTIAN PIANIST.
Consult this Celebrated Clairvoyant. She
viii read your life from infancy 10 old
age. an6 viii advise lou on all matters OK
Importance She giV4s infaIlible adrice on
matters 0S love c0urtship. marriage. do
nestle affaI g divorce. separation. business.
law suits claims wills. deeds. changes, and
travels. TO matter what your trouble may
DO she Will tell you what 90 do and how
20 proceed for the best results. Her advice
IS positive and 10 the point. she gives facts
and figures on all matters OF importance
Madam Smiths past record and strictly hon
est dealings are sufficient guarantee for her
future work Special reductions. It
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Workingmen's Wants.

WOREINGMEN- Economy leads 10 wealth.
here's 20 your health. live well save s. note
on a tailored. slightly used suit a pick
among / 90 good warm, strong Eerviceable
overcoats that look well and please the wife
and baby At 50 10 $40 one price only.
JU6THS OLD STAND. 6I9 d n. w. IL
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Typewriters.

REBUILT L c Smiths. Underwood Rem
ington. Smith Premier. good as new. for
sale and rent AT lowest prices. Typewriter
oc2Z-tr
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Business Opportunities.

GROCERY STORE. corner n. W. cash sales
$50 daily; $500
CIGAR and newsstand, main thoroughfare,
$500
BARBER SHOP near 18TH and F n. W;
cheap TO quick buyer.
FOUR MOVING PICTURE THEATERS, all
money makers.
PRESSING CLUB, 800 members, monthly
business. $3.50
HAIR DRESSING PARLOR. just the thing
FOR a lady. cheap.
We have daily calls for business places OF
every description. II you care TO sell or buy
call at once.
RITTENOUR BROS. SIC 18th n. W.
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Clairvoyants.
MARVEL
Mr.. SAMUEL c. GOULD
$40 9th St. n. w.

Positive master Of occult forces. Recog-
uized leader Of all clairvOyants and seers. He
gives advice on business. speculation, love,
COurtship. marriage. and divorce; settles
lcv ers' Quarrels, reunites the separated,
causes speedy and happy marriage with
the one OF your choice. interprets dreams.
tells Of your friends and enemies. gives advice
pertaining TO law suits everything. Mr.. Gould
invites investigation; that he may prove his
claims he viii not accept a fee IN advance
and positively guarantees satisfaction Read
inEs daily. Hours. 10 a. m 10 p. M Fee
within reach OF an. Private parlOrs. $40
9Th St n W 1t
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CONFECTIONERY and bakery store. ele-
CANT location; rent, 81; rooms; only $500
BAKERY, confectionery and grocery
good stand n f rent. $40: rooms 90
OYSTER HOUSE. good business 81. y.
W. cheap rent; rooms: QuiCk sale 30
CLUB poolrOom: NJ St. Georgetown
clearing good money must sell; take. %.
GROCERY; cor y. W; cheap rent,
fine trade; owner I'm other business. 50l
MARKET STORE; fine business corner
West Washin gtOn. daily sales. $45..... %
LIGHT GROCERY; central n. w; rent.
$50 rooms sales. SIS daily. snap at 80
GROCERY. cor. y. w, rent 50; large
house; sales. $35 daily; bargain at. so
ROOMING and boarding house, 20 rooms.
h. W. h.: actual value. 81 500; take. l. OOC
COAL q WOOD yard. sales. $50 daily;
best IN city for sacrifice price.......... ], so,
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1923 +
deg-3t
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NORTHEAST

NORTHEAST.
McCHESNET g. JOACHIM. cor % and y
SITS. Phone L. S2g
LADDON PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave
Phone I. 1886.
KRAUSS' PHARMACT cor. 9th and K SITS.
Phone l. 1901.
TAYLOR & LAMB. Inc. I1th and f Cap
SITS. Phone L. 1o2
CHAs. II. BLUMER, \. Cap and r SITS.
McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. 18th and F SITS
Phone L. 27s2
SOUTHEAST.
A. r. POWELL. 4th and East CaDItol SITS
Phone I. 1850
A. b. BURROWS. 18th and Pa. ave. Phone
ROACH DRUG CO.. sth and G. Phone L.
F. p. WELLER, cor. sth and I. Phone W
575.
SOUTHWEST
v. HUGO EISENBEISS. 7th and p SITS
Phone NJ 51O2.
MCDONALD. J. w. AZ and /. Phone II
2S23.
GEORGETOWN.
[ r. =. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1884 II 81 X
". Phone l. 1902. W. 20
ANACOsTIA
| BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe anS
/ Jefferson SITS. Phone J.. 1883
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
/ 4. l.. CARNE & CO.. 700 King ST
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
T A GONNEMAN
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Liquors,

SHERWOOD, sc PER BOTTLE; Melvale
SL00s Cascade. s5c; Overholt 95c, Monogram
15c. O. R Sharp 75C All full Quarts and
straight whiskeys All wines 81 % gallon
Up. TOBIAS BUSH. lilo < St " w N Sc.
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WinGoW Cleaning. .

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOwsr
White help and moderate prices. LEON 1.
CAHOON. Acme window Cleaning Co., re-
moved to s2l c ". W. Phone N. 7l5s.
oclE-F0t
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Wanted-R0oms and Board

REFINED young couple desire unfurnished
room WITH board. private family preferred.
BOX PA. Times office. de9-it
GENTLEMAN viii pay s. a week FOR room
and board in private family where there are
no other bnarders or children. RoN PIP
Times Office le9.ll
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Help Wanted-Female.

ALTERATION COAT HANDs-oniy those
With experience need apply. A1r. oliver. md
hoor. GOLDENBERG'S 9Th and X ". W.
de7-st
CANvAssERs-E Experienced Room 5, war
der Building. 9th and p. FEDERAL OP-
TICAL co des-3t
CHOCOLATE or bon-bon dipper. IA 9TH st.
COAT HANDS - Experienced: STEADY en-
pioyment. Apply at once. Humans. s02
ttn 81 ~ W. des-3t
COOKS. nurses chambermaids general
houseworker, cleaners, apartment house.
1885 uth- Il
COOK-Good. and general houseworker. to
stay on the premises 2llS California ave,
de7-8t
CHAMBERMAID-whit Apply ST. James
Hotel. Housekeeper. de7-3t
DEMONsTRATOR-Young lady. experienced
for window work for one week beginning
December IL; salary So BOX Dos, Times Of
49, oeo-al
NFHERs-Three. experienced on trousers.
ar once 40l eth ST. n. W. top floor.
deb-Zt'
GIRI-GeneraI homework: good wages. l2lg
GIRL Tor general hpusswork: stay nights.
~ N. vs. II
GIRL for Homework. 9il y. y ave II
GIRL for general homework; small family;
no washing stay nights. 200 j n. W.
JIM -o' 30 u ~ -.
GIRL Tor general hOuseWcrk; reference. 1913
Columbia road. ds9-3t'
Girls e we I On RqRsIs' ,,,5 ARPy FRA
1,.-2.
LADY Experienced. Apply
6lT 7th 81. y. vs.. de8-3t'
7-,-T-v5T-gc T-7-gt- --I,gg- T--7v7-- -.
= 7 i5z7 nv - .oz5 49, .75e-,s5-. .--i,,
- t.l-s2I p. 80 lln 81 ~ w lL.
sAIEsLADUzS I'm all departments. Apply
90 w n BaIdCrstOn. Mgr, Palals Royal
A. LI5NER- de9-3t
ieWery "a ana icaJaer goods department Sss h D.
.------------.5 -..,-,7 -
SEhN All Hitti- ABOUT -' years '. "a.
rs l1l4 ~ - L. -----
TATT0VEss- MuFt tnderstaUd rsDsIrjT--
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Found.

FOUND-A little brown and white fox ter
rior. tag 74Sl, Cali ~ LIST. ST. \. w
des-st
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Table Board.

l. ST. y. W, l1O6-Tabie board al reason
able rates. phone IL 4s7. des-lt
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Help Wanted-Male.

An eight-week course in our college
Will prepare you 70 earn from 5000 10
$1,000 pr month, one-third OF tuition
payable after you secure a position.
Our students can earn from 5000 60
5000 a month working Tor us, while
taking the course.
ASK for particulars.
The Automobile College of Wash
ingtOn, Inc.
The only school of Expert Automobile
Engineering In the city. 1905 14th ST. nv.
oc2s-u
-First-class, colorea. 1923 7th ST.
y. w. des-5t
BARBER-white for saturday $3.50 1901
j. Capitol. It.
BOYS-5O Neat appearing white boys between
ages of Is and % TO sample city in uniform;
92l f st. \. W. des-2t'
BOY Tor serving pantry and making coffee.
no sunday work; at once. FISHER AGEN-
cY, 4lg 19th \. W. II
BOY with experience at house painting
steady work EoX 2o8 Times office deS-3t.
BOY-CoIored. p.lth wheel Apply s27 c. y.
Ing after school hours Apply ROX o.
Washington Times. sel2-u
FUTLERS, store porter bell boys, farm
hands. boys bowling alley 1875 Nth II
COATNIAKERs-Tw hrst-cIass. At once. A.
n. GRIMES. Alexandria. Va, S22 King st
d@9-2t-
COAT MAKERS; weekly salary, GILRERI
s15 f. jea-st
DRIVER with reference FOR milk wagon
WALTERS q WATSON. 28O6 l. st. deS-3t'
ICE CREAM MAKER; glass pantry WON D..
today. BURGESS HOTEL ASEovCY, 500 TO-.
de9-2t'
JANTTOR for ar apartment mousse near I'll
Capitol; wages SIS. must stay nights. EAi,.
RICK d METCALF. 1920 n. Y. ave. II
LADIES' TAII4OR-Experienced Apply =
w. ZEY, 1ol7 18th. de9-3t
EARN $40 to SIS a week during gpare time;
We as manufacturers start YOU and furnish
everything no CanvaSsing. 3 simple. sue
cessful mail orIer plans TO Beep our fac
tories busy; we coach you and show you
how TO get business; you pay US In iDonths
and make big profits; spare. time tC' start;
write today fOr positive proof pEASE
MFG. CO.. $50 Plass Bldg. Buffalo,. n. Y.
no21-24t
MAN-White. experienced in packing boxes
and handy with tools. JOHN WEDDEEBURN
MAN to m crew for house to house demon
stratng. d.75 per day. Apply 79 18th ST.,
basement, p m today. II
MEN-50. Apply stage Door, New National
Theater, Friday, Dec. TO- at 9 a. IN. It
MEN-Tyyo energetic. at once; one to travel /:
one IN Washington BOX Dos Times Office.
deS-3ts
WANTED-Bright boys, from Is 70 IS years
or age. for bundle wrappers, stock rooms
delivery wagons and floor service. Apply 70
superintendent WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
nos-tf. exSu
OLD ONERHOLT Whiskey. 50 per gal JOHN
WEDDERBURN CO, 616 "F'' st. y. ".
SHERWOOD. SAME PRICE. de9-tf
| WANTED-GOOd reliable COlOred
| man at once to become a chauffeur.
| Apply at 1909 9TH St. n. w.
de7-3t
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Horses and Vehicles.

DECEMBER 9TH. I909-There viii be sold
al the pound. corner OF Tweuty-third street
and New York avenue northwest at one
o'clock %. M Friday. December 10Th one
bay horse. star IN forehead and right hind
foot white. taken up from the northwestern
section or the city. BY order Of the Health
OfHcer SAMUEL EINSTEIN. Poundmsster.
II
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Wanted-RoOms.
THREE ROOMS and bath FOR adults and
6-ycar child. $50 NJ. ". r.. 1873 h y. w.
II
BY MAN AND WIFE. room. southern cV-
posture. between 18th and 9Th, Mass. ave
BOX 40, Times ONCE. de9-2ts
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G ST. N W, sSl-On Terrace-ROoms well
furnished; = transients accommodated; board il
desired des-2ts
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Lost.

LOsT-Thursday. December .. gold watch.
1D-u face, getting Off the train at 9Th and
L SITS. S. w big reward az $40 G ST. s W
FRED WHITE de9-2ts
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BOokbinding.

BOOKBINDING-PAPE RULING.
Flat opening blank books that lie open 1aJ
CHAS Il. POTTER & CO.
Phone NJ $3.50 $40 18th St n. W.
OCEl -rh-tI
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Floor Oils.

c. T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUsT-KILL
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean anS
bright gives them polished Anish; soc sallol
delivered Phone Main 5l5S. Odice Il3 Pa
ave. N W. GOOD FOR YOUR FL RNI
.rt-RE TRY 1T de4-Tt'
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n y. W. 1.-TWO large communicative
rooms. suitable for doctor or dentist. FIRST.
class badly needed in neighborhOod.
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p ST y. w. Z10-In weu-kept home. three
beautiful rooms; modern c0ny eniences: light
housekeeping refined adults only. de9-5t-
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CHAPLIN ST, 1f0I Nicely furnished wei
heated front room second floor, with south
ern exposure. de7-3ta
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ST. n. w. 315-Furnished rooms. heat
gas, porcelain bath, S. Up. also large front
room suitable for . gentlemen; separate beds
des-gt
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il ST y. W, 8-Rcouns reasonable, furnish
ed. $50 per week and Up; translents-
de7-3ts
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Three times within one week. "A cents a
line; times. c0nsecuuvely. so cents a line.
Minimum space. 5 line.
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II ST y T., n6-ENtremely handsome g
Urely complete for housekeeping. everything
new, elegant gas range. porcelain sink and
bath. $50 per monts. including heat and gas.
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x ST. y. W, S1f-Attractive furnished room.
couple. deg-sts
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II y. W. SO2-Furnished one large second
hlCr room, suitable Tor one or two gentle
men; permanent; heat gas. de7-st
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For Rent Rooms
Furnished.

G ST. y. w. 207-Loveiy parlor floor.
rooms; also other rooms: light housekeeping
II desired; convenient location. It.
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I.OST-FoN terrier puppy; white body black
spots on ska. brown and black around eyes
answers TO name OF Fudge. Reward if re-
turned TO JOHN DAVIS. ioI5 Maryland ave
a W de9-Stf
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H ST. \. W. as-Large room on % door.
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The only school of Expert Automobile
Engineering In the city. 1905 18th st. nv.
OcZ9-tf
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Automobiles.

DUPLEX SPARK OIL
Immediately gives two sparks I'M place Of one
quickest ignition and most powerful result
full Information at DISTRICT MACEIi-
AND AUTO REPAIR CO, zoos q st. n. W
Phone NJ 1851 sell ia. th-tf
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TDST-A blue enamel wreath pin set with
diamonds Reward II returned to a c. c.,
$40 a. ST. \. W. CC9--tr
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LOSr-S A T. Fraternity pin. opais and
raruets. lost I'm 700 on Sunday. the 9th
Reward n returned 10 c. NJ. MANNING. .12t
q ST. y. W ce9-I,s
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= 81 \ =, 3-NiCelv furnished rooms
first and second floors; single or en- suite
heat and gas eIaq-2ta
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II \ ". 5l6-DesirabIe rooms. southern e
pOsuTeE a. n
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FOR SALE-Fins single horse brougharn,
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81 200. VIII sacrifice Tor $500. Apply 70 a
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Homemade Pastry.

WHOLESOME. DELICIOUS PASTRY.
Homemade pies that viii melt In your
mouth Lady Baltimore Cakes. Nut Layer
Cakes and Birthday cakes.
AMREIN.
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Dress Suits For Hire.

ONLY TP-To-DATE fan dress and tuxedo
suits for hire. N. T. PINES. Merchant
Tailor. lOOs 7th St n. W. ocls-s0t
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Jewelry Engraving.
Cleaning and Pressing.

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