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The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
4. & II. School Nine Proves
a Dark Horse.
SLAB ARTIST IS A PUZZLE
stafford Works on Mound for VIsi-
tors with Great Success and Has
Local SIuEgers Completely at HIS
8Iercy-COstIy Errors by George
town IndeIders Cause OF Defeat.


There was q surprise party over on the
Hilltop yesterday afternoon. The invita-
tions. issued several days ago. read.
Come and see Georgetown-s crack
varsity nine throw the hooks into the
farmers from the Agriculture and Ne
chanical School Of North Carolina" How
ever. developments were in an opposite
direction, and the so-called farmers
trimmed the Hilltoppers. conquerors OF
Yale. Cornell, and then more. 10 the tune
Of TO .
The whole story lies in the fact that
the Southerners had one Mr. stafford a
meek looking yoUngster. but possessed
Of all the things that 20 20 make up a
good twirler, serving them over IN tip
top style. The same innocent countryman
had the Georgetown sluggers. Home
Run Murphy. Big Cy- Macdonald. and
ali the rest. completely Al his mercy. and
with anything ike good support would
have held the HHltoppers runiess. Three
hits was the best the local boys could
do in yesterdays game. and then seven
Of them took three solid whiffs ST the
atmosphere, examined the big stick with
care cast a puzzling glance al the oppos-
ing pitcher and assumed the air Of has
been.
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LynchburE Defeated.
TIE Washington Herald.

SPECIAL % Ths Washington Herald.
Danville. Va April es-Al Orth's
Lynchburgers met their third successive
defeat here to-day in batting festival
Moser, for the visitors, pitched great ball.
with the exception of the sixth and sew
enth innings. when ne allowed seven hits.
Rube Howard. for Danville. was found
Tor home run and three doubles in The
first three innings. but afterward settled
down. The support given him was of a
brilliant variety. Wallace. for the Wis
itors. batted out a home run. a double.
and single. Score:
RH.-E
Dan7iHe.-....-...-... eo1Oe e2s0L7
Lynchburg- / / Q 0 % e. 9 ;
Barteries-HoWard and Westlake; Moser and Ac-
cc=sini. Unpirs-Mr. Blacs.
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Two-base bits-Lrher- lfitcheIL Ss-TiSce hits
NOWUy Roth SrliCu hlsc-t-h -hau--- D1aoe uiays
-M0Ereg 81 Hohiitzeil- Zimmcuuau 20 Chsnce
Bases on balls-Of living. n Re1ihscil. s Struck
o7+-By Eviug s. b. ReUbarb - Umpires-
Nezrrs. KlCm and hsus. Tine & gare-I hour and
3 inmates AttCudancc-a22
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Indian Head Tean. 100.

Special 70 TIE Washington Herald.
Indian Head, Nd, april &-Indian
Head lost an eiSht-inRing game to-day
from the Takoma Park baseball nine
after having the visitors shut out for the
first fve Innings. The work OF Indian
Head battery was the feature Of the
game Score:
RHE
Indian Head--.-.-.--. 0Ioe-s
Takona Park-..--------0 0 53l-s S
Ba;tcrics- -Hudgus and Fox. Steiner. Seitz. ard
TerhiuEeT. StTnck out-By Hndgins. I3; by Steiner.
6 in innings. by Seitz. in ) innings
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

A. Colurhrs-Colurbgs. :; Indianapolis. s
Al Toledo-Toledo. :; Louisville. T.
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WIN IN The TENTH
Nationals Show Reversal Of
Form Against Athletics.
GROOM PITCHES GOOD BALL

DeIehsnty's Timely TwO-baSe Wal
Iop Figures In the YictOry-VickerS
sent TO the Stable in the seventh
and COOmbx Celebrates His Entry
by Tying the Score.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

New York. >; Boston, ,.
Brooklyn, g; Philadelphia, I.
Chicago, 8; Cincinnati, 3.
st. Louis, =; PittsBurg, 2
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BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST


REHs MODERN PHARMACY. 7th and e
SIS. Aaln ssl7.
NEW YORK AVE. PHARMACY. New York
ave, and y. Cap, St
CHA6. c. HORNUNG, ChTistiana Pharmacy
sw. eor. 7th and 81 SITS. Phone N. S3es
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ave
Phone n. 1900
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. nth ana Park
road Phone c. SS67.
l. T. TAYLOE. cor. 9th and SITS. Phone
R. A. VEITCH, Goth and ID SITS. Phone n an7
~ V. PATTIE, 1879 Georgia ave. Col sSss
MALTBY'S PHARMACY, 1857 Calvert St
mATTTNGLY's PHARMACY. I4th ana 7
Il. 7. BUTTS PHARMACY, 4tb 81 and
Massachusetts ave Phone NJ 4O49
YARNOIaD, 340l 18th st. Phone col. gs71
oUIGLET'S PHARMACY, 21st and q STE
Phone ". 65S.
R. d. HOWARD, 14th and ". Phone N 21af
GOLDENBERG'S. 9TH and K SITS. Phone 81.
z50l.
space. Phone II. 1900
GREENE'S CAPITAL A DIV z p TIsTNC
AGENCY, l145 18th st Phone n s2os.
D. ". THROCKMORTON, Cigar Store, 14th
and 2. Phone n. z3S0.
:. FRENCH SIMPSON cor. 9Th ST., Rhode
Island ave. and r st. Phone n 24Ol.
GEsSFORD'S PHARMACY. 9Th ana U sta.
5. Il. WAGNER & CO.. Isr and H. Phone
L 7H
II. McNULTY & SON, Cigars and Tobacco
1886 14th 81. Phone North 24Z5.
PAUL PEARSON, 18th 81. and Florida ave-
II. ". Phone y. 3107.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. Martina Carr Va
Avariila Lambert. Equity No. 2636I RAY
mond Is. Heiskell and Wilton J. Lambert
trustees in the above entitled cause having
reported to the C-cf, that they have made
sale IF the properly mentioned and described
in these pTOceedlTg ss being all the property
involved Ia the above entitled cause, 10 Mar
ti1a Carr for the sum OF FOrty-uine thousand
I'VE 'lunired (4s500.0O Dollars all cash; 81 il
By the Court this 9th day Of July A D.
1861 ordered that SAID sale be ratified. unless
cause % the contrary be shown on or before
the i n day Of August, A. D. 1903; provided
a coy Of this order be published in the
Was lington Law Reporter and The Wash
ingtop Times once q week for three success
size = eeks prior 10 said last mentioned date.
~ lie Court, JOB BARNARD, JuStica
zeal A True Copy. Test: j. r. YOUNG,
Clsrk BY f. J. MCKEE. Asst. Clerk
jy101T24
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CANADIANS ENTER
NATIONAL REGATTA
Famous Winnipeg and Van
CouVer Crews to Race
at Detroit.

DETROIT, July 2f.-This years ma
tionaI rowing regatta at Detroit August
6 and T. viii have more International
flavor than any former fixture of Ma
tional Association Of Amateur Oars
men, In fact it's quite likely that en-
tries from various parts OF Canada
viii nearly equal the number received
from clubs IN the United States,
Announcement has been made that
Winnipeg oarsmeu. who are quite IA
nous as globe trotters, having already
rowed at Henley, and at che national
regatta az Worcester three years ago,
will compete at Detroit II can be said
with equal certainty and authority that
Vancouver rowing club viii come east
with the Wiunipegs.
The national regatta viii also get en-
tries from all Toronto clubs, from La
chine Boat Club OF Montreal, st. Mary S
of Halifax, and from the Ottowa Row
ing Club.
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GLEND0N RE-ENGAGED
TO COACH MIDDIES
Boafhouse Will Be Rebuilt and
Burned Shells Re-
placed.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, July 24.-''Dick"
Glendon viii coach the mildly crews
on the Severn again next year. accord
ing 70 the announcement Of Lieut. f. D.
Association.
Mr. BerrienH said GIendoR had been
signed again. although q number Of
other good men were under cOnsidera-
ton. A fire recently destroyed the mid
shipments boathouse. with ali the para
phernalia, including two of the eight
Dared shells, but the work of rebuilding
viii begin az once, and the shells lost
viii be replaced
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AMATEUR LEAGUES
GAMES TODAY.

Capital City League-One Of post
poned games.
Departmental LeagUe-Oue Of post
pOEed games.
Sunday School LeaguC-Ninth vs
Langdon. at Thirteenth and D streets
northeast.
Marquette League - Bl0Omiugdale
vs.. CongressiOuals.
Suburban League-Reed vs.. Park
view. al PaTEVieW-
independence League-Aggies VS.
Advent, 2:30, and Twluiisg vs.. Man
haitian, at 500 at -MCDevitts Field,
Railroad League-Tra inmen VS.
Southern, at Fifth street and Florida
avenue northeast.
ColOred Departmental Lsague-In-
terror VS.. Navy Yard. al Navy Yard.
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PROPOSALS

MACHINES FOR TABULATING AGRICI1I-
TIjRAL STATISTICS.-The Director OF the
Census is considering various types OF ma
chinSs with a view 70 determining the 0ns
best adapted for tabulating the aAieuIturaI
statistics Of the thirteenth census. any one
possessing a machine adapted for this pur-
pose is invited to present the same for test
IN practical operation at the Bureau Of the
Census, Washington, .. c., on or before
dress Z. DANA DURAND. Director OF the
Census Department Of Commerce and La
Dor. Washington, d. c. Jyzos PA
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washing
ton, July 3. 1905. Sealed proposals viii 30
received at this Office until two O'Clock q
m. August IL. 1903. for furnishing the Fire
Department Of the District Of Columbia WITH
one second size Ciapp and Jones FIRE engine.
Blank forms Of proposal, specifications. and
all necessary information may be obtained
upon application 20 the Property Clerk D. c.
District Building. HENRY 3. F. MACFAR-
LAND, HENRY I. WEST, WILLIAM
KELLY (Acting), Commissioners. D. G.
jy2S-etexs
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. July p. 1893. Sealed proposals
viii be received at this office until O'Clock
p M, Monday, August 2, 1903. for furnishing
and installing two % horizontal tubular
steam boilers in basement Of the DennisoE
School. St, between 18th ard 18th SITS. n
". For forms OF proposal and necessary in
formation, apply 10 Chlet Clerk Engineer
Department, Room At District Building
HENRY B. F. MCFARLAND. HENRY l.
WEST. WI. Y. JUDSON, Commissioners,
District OF Columbia jy23-6t.exsu
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washing
ton July D. 1903. Sealed proposals will be
received at this Office until o'clock D. m.
August :, 1909, for furnishing the District %
Columbia with school books. during the is
cal year ending June 30 1870 Blank forms
81 proposal and ali necessary information
may be obtained upon application to the
Property Clerk, D. c. District Building.
HENRY B E MCFARLAND, HENRY !.
WEST. WILLIAM V. JUDsON, Commission
ers. d. C. Jy22-St
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FRANK BOWERMAN
WILL JOIN TIGERS
Veteran Backstop Writes Friends
That He Will Play in
Detroit.

BOSTON. July a. - Close friends Of
Frank Bowerman, former manager Of
the Boston Doves, are in receipt here
today Of information from him that he
has signed with the Detroit Tigers and
viii report at once for work.
BoWerman is now at his home at
Ropleo. Mich, only a few miles from
Detroit.
Bow erman has played ball in Detroit
before, although never as a member OF
q league team. Years ago, he was the
star catcher Of the University of Michi-
gan, when that college cleaned up with
Yale, Harvard. and ali other opponents.
Re also caught for Detroit Athletic
Club. when it's team was the amateur
champion Of the United States.
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SEIGER OUTPOINTS
PADDY SULLIVAN
Has Shade the Better Of Fast Ten
Round Go in New
York.

NEW YORK. July 24.-Charley seiger.
the iron man. OF Hoboken, outp0inted
Paddy Sullivan, the Brooklyn light
weight, IN a fast ten-round bout last
evening.
The first tv grounds resulted in sew
erai lively mix-ups with neither flghter
having any advantage. In the middle
Of the third round Seiger landed a
hard left 70 the body and brought over
a right TO the Jaw that sent Paddy 70
the floor.
Seiger had q shade the best of the
rest Of the bout, but Paddy was fight
ing hard when the bell sounded 10 end
The fight.
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One Chance in a Lifetime.

Make an offer for one OF the best drug
stores in Baltimore City. Located central
and two squares from Lexington St Doing
a business OF over 1900 yearly, and can De
increased If buyer viii give his full at
tentiou to business. Not necessary that you
should be a druggist. have experience. or
have all cash Pretty attractive, clean,
healthy. modern, cool, the right cor, con
venient TO all theaters and the best hotels
Money maker and viii make the lucky one
prominent This store is very large and
cannot be equaled in any city for business.
Expenses very small, surprising. Store can
be bought for half price and this is giving
IL away. Don't fail TO see it. as seeing Is
believing The reason for selling is because
owner has entered the manufacturing bust
ness. Answer now. as this is the last chance
for the greatest bargain ever put before the
public. Address j. CARROLL SULLIVAN,
Attorney, 70s Fidelity Bldg, Charles and
Lexington SITS Jyz1-5t
FOR SALE-Grocery in southwest; monthly
sales s., 600 invoice or in lump. BOX Isl,
Times Office JyzZ-SJ+
AT YELLOW FRONT TRUNK and HAIR
NESS SHOPS, 18Th and II SIS. -. W, We
have large variety OF trunks, harness, wag
ons buggies and wagon wheels TO sell; your
price; our speciality. trunk repairing Phone
III. 1921 II Jys-u
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any of the following branch offices
&C regular office rates. II It is In.
convenient 60 leave advertisements
at either branch office or The Times
Business 0ffice, they may be tele-
phOned direct to Zhe Times (Main
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collect.
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COMlSKEY SECURES
CUBAN OUTFlELOER
Louis Pedrone Attaches Signature
TO Chicago American
Contract.

CHICAGO. Juiy e4-Louis Padrone. a
Cuban outfelier, has been signed by
President Charles A, CCmiskey. Of the
local American -leaEue club.
Padrone> has been playing in Cuba
for several wears, and before that he
played with the New Britain team in
the Connecticut League
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RICE WILL CONTINUE
AS COLUMBIA COACH
Veteran Instructor Signs Four
Year Contract TO Handle
Crews.

NEW YORK July 2L-To show its
appreciation for James G, Rice, jrs
coach Of the crews, the management OF
the Columbia University crews has
signed a contract with hina covering the
period until September Is, 1913
Thereafter # the Columbia manage
ment desires the contract is renewable
Tor three or i've years more.
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S. BENsINGER. Auctioneer.
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT SALE on. Cr
nENFNTTT4 UDNDETE31rW

DISTRICT GOVERNMENT SALE OF CON-
DEEMED PROPERTY,
On Monday, July 26th, at 1880 e. m I
will sell at District Property Yard, End and
Canal streets southwest, condemned property
consisting Of lanterns shovels, brooms,
wheel barrows. oil cans, etc, and Immediately
thereafter, I viii sell at the Sewage Pump
ing Station, End and y streets southeast.
condemned property consisting Of $50 lbs OF
brass cuttings; S. iron wheeIbarroWs; lot
OF iron: 90 barrels tools: rubber hose rubber
boots; manila rope; shOvels, lanterns ETC..
etc. Terms: Cash at time Of sale. Ali ma
terial to be removed by purchaser within
ten days from date Of sale On failure to
50 remove the purchase price VIII be fo-.
feited to the District Of Columbia, and the
Commissioners reserve the right TO resell
same az public auction-ths whole proceeds
from such last S, le to revert to the District
OF Columbia. BY order. Commissioners. D.
T. n. c. HARGROVE. Property Clerk
Z, C. Jyz5-3t
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BURCHELL IS SOLD.

DETROIT, July 24.-Pitcher BurchciI,
Of the Boston American League team,
has been sold to Buffalo. The terms Of
the sale were not made known. Burch-
ell vii report al Buffalo al once.
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Three times within one week. q cents q
line, times, ConseCutlvely 80 cents a line.
Minimum space. s lines
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
A-PRoF. LIVINGSTON.
NEW YORK PATTERN PARLORS AND
ACADEMY OF DESIGNING
DRESSCUTTING, DRESSMAKING
LADIES' TAILORING. SEWING, AND
FINISHING SCHOOL. 1926 q st.
We guarantee our pupils hrst-class positions
after learning or make no charge Tor instruu-
lions. Come now and get ready for fail
work. FRENCH PATTERNS CUT TO OR
DER. iva 1871
COOK-Goodi colored: also waitress. CAFE,
lA4 7th 81. ~ W. iy22-3t
.cHAMBERMAID-Experienced.a at once. 1915
- 81 - ~
GIRL OF woman good, strong. to do general
housework- can at sos I'D 81. 1t
PLAIN COOKS. general houssworkers.
chambermaids city general housew0rzers.
laundresses, leave city, way paid 1855 18th
SKIRT HANDs-First-class, at KEEN's,
Ess-Experie need, white. at Az
RORA CAFE. 1925 14th St Come ready for
work. It,
wOMAN-Colored, TO assist with kitchen
work in cafe al once 70l lst g. n w
WOMAN-CoI0rsd Competent for general
Homework; wages, So per month. sls Nd.
ave n. E. jy24-2t'
WOMAN-Whlte for general Homework, no
cooking or washing. Call this evening. zl5
9Th ST s W lt'
WOMAN-settIed, to cook, wash and iron
stay nights small family. go Sth ST. s. p
YOUNG LADY wanted In dental Office. s89
Pa ave y. W. jy25-3t
HELP WANTED-MALE.
BAFBER-colored; oOiored shop. 1873 9Th
81 ~ 80
AKER-CoI0red. Tor the seashore; fare paid
and good wages. also a kitchen man for
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK fare paid. good
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y. ". It
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good reference. Address BOX 1913. Times Of
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BOY-str5ng. white. about IS years j. j.
GEORGES q sON 1zl4 r ST. n. W. 1t
| CARRTAGEsMITH HELPER; also young
man with knowledge OF carriage painting
15-3 i 81 ~ w 5yz4-at'
COUNTER MEN-Three. white. today BUR.
/ CESS HOTEL AGENCY, SOB 10Th. 1t
/ COOKS. 81 week; janitor dishwasher, house
/ boys walters 1885 llth. It
/ GENTLEMAN for position OF trust In large
corporation must give refs, bond. and be-
able 10 invest from 500 10 500 ia stock
BOX 1856 Times office IL
LABoRERs-g0 Apply a. M. Monday
I MERCHAHrTS TRANSFER & STORAGE
/ CO.'S STABLES, 81 and 3 SITS. s. W 1t
NAN-White 90 work on farm Cali bet
and 9 %. M, 1923 n n. ". iy24-2t
! BAAI-CesaF etent white. 20 take charge OF
/ lunch counter. QUEEN CAFE. eth and C.
JyZd-dIs
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sent us IN Washington. u. c. Address =
/ %. Box a. Rome n. y JyIS-Tts
/ MEN active. OF good address. who have
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AUCTION SALES.
Large Auction sac Of

LII - AAILlbu sohlc OF
Is Head of Fresh Country Horses
IS Head Of Fine Large Young Mules
IS Head of Local Horses for Con-
tractors, etc, at the
Washington Horse and Mule Co.'S
Stables, 1887 Nj St. Northwest
On MONDAY, JULY 10th, at 10
A. M. Rain or Shine.
These Horses and Mules have been
selected by the McHenry Bros. through
Maryland and Virginia, and are in ev-
cry way one Of the finest Lots of Horses
and Mules ever shipped 10 this Market.
They consist of Draft, Driving, Saddle
and General Purpose Horses, and are
suitable for any one who reeds a Horse
Of any kind. This Is no fake advertise
ment, as we will have ali and more than
We advertise Sale positive and under
a strict guarantee or money refunded IL
not as represented. Horses and Mules
on Inspection Sunday, July ..
Telephone, West 1871
McHENRY BROS, Proprietors.
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Summer Needs
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NORTHEAST.

McCHEsNEY- & JOACHIM. cor. 2d AMI e
SITS. Phone L SIS.
LADDON PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave.
Phone L. 1886.
KRAUss, PHARMACY. cor. sth and K SITS
Phone L. 1891
TAYLOR s LAMB. Inc, 18th and Cap
sts. Phone l. 1o2.
CHAS. II BLUAERs n. Cap. and r sts
ncCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. sth and T sta
Phone I. Z7ez.
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BICYCLES.

WE BUY AND SELL
SECOND HAND BICYCLES
c. T HUNTER. The bicycleman. I15 Pa. ave.
jy22-7t'
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BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe an
Iedsrson sts- Phone L. l04s.
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POULTRY.

POULTRY! POULTRY
I teach you the business; rs years expert
ence; stamps. Address BOX 1853, Times Of
ice. iy24-St'
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MOTORCYCLES.

FOR SALE-I Reading STANDARD 1903 model,
practically new cheap Tor cash l22S n Z.
ave ~
FOR WEEK END TRIP or touring select
our Reliance, E35 70 $3.50 AUTO TIRE RE
PAIR WORKS. Sole agents, 18th and . sta
n ". Phone 1851 n 1sl5-AH
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WINDOW CLEANING.

WINDOW CLEANING as an art We know
how. Windows houses and offices cleaned
LEON L. CAHOON, Acme Window Clean
ing Co.. 1905 n. ". Phone Main TI5s
i,-9-q0s
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SOUTHEAST.

A. z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol SITS.
Phone l. 1850.
a. B. BURROWS. 18th and Pa ave. Phone
ROACH DRUG CO.. sth and G ats. Phone L.
1857
F. P. WELLER. cor. sth ana L Phone "
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MADAME CATHERINE. Washington's ia
vorite PIANIST and card reader. VIII give 81
readings for soc TO anyone bringing this al.
Sos 5th ST. n. w 3y4-7t
MRS. SHEPHERD.
ClairOvyanI-Ladies Only-CaTd Reader.
1916 G n W, I'd floor Phone III 5I03.
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CALI. AND TEST this wonderful manIpula-
tor of soul power. using no aid no device.
but the higher intelligence 10 make you az
Quaintsd with yourself Just as you arS as to
character, lie ana health; business changes
4 specially SIGNORA ANNINA ANDRINI
~ 9Th ST. n. h. Phone Lincoln 1868
Jel9-2st
MRS. r LUsBy, SIS New York ave n. W.
Palmistry and card readings. Positively la.
dies only II a. IA to $3.50 o. m. ja2s.tr
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p. p WELLER. Pharmacy. 1884 II 81. N "
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MONEY! will loan you what MONEY you
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