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New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
HARBoR IMPROVEMENT TALK
Development of Sheepshead and ia
majca Bays Discussed.

The proposed Improvement Of Jamaica
and Sheepshead bays was discussed yes
terday by the New York Harbor Line
Board. which met in the Army Building.
After a heated argument it was agreed
that copies of the plans should be pre-
nared by the Department Of Docks and
Ferries for distribution.
Commissioner Tomkins, of the Depart
nent of Docks and Ferries. said that the
nroper development OF its water front was
a vital question for Brooklyn. 1t was his;
.oninion that the water front should not
he under private ownership. but should
be community property. while the owners
OF property should not be deprived OF
access TO the water.
The meeting was adjourned until De-
Gambler Ia
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
RECOUNT FAvoRlNo FALoN.

quo warranto proceeding brought by fo>erN
P Fallon 10 prove that he was elected In
the election OF 1903 TO the ONCE Of hsGss
of the Municipal Court of the sth District
forty-one of the forty -four ballot boxes Rad
been counted. and the result showed a lead
of about twenty votes for Fallon.
When the suit was begun in the Supreme
Court John J. Dwyer. who was elected on
the face OF the returns. Was five votes
ahead OF Failon. Dwyer was the Tammany
candidate. and Faiion, 10 whom Tammany
denied q denomination. was the candidate
OF the Civic Alliance
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
BALLOON VOYAGE HALTED
Hoped to Reach New York from Pitts
field and Landed at Armenia.

Pittsfeld, Mass. Nov. 2-Leo Stevens
and party. in the balloon Cleveland. which
assembled from here at 80 o'clock to-day
in snowstorrn, with the hope Of reaching
New York, succeeded in making only one
half Of the journey. landing az Armenia,
N Y according TO word sent back here
tonight The airline distance OF the voy-
age was forty-fve miles.
Those in the party. in addition to the
pilot. were Leroy NJ Taylor and Miles NJ
Morris of New York and s. E Beckuith.
OF Observation-Disclosures n. Z.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
TELEGRAPHIc NEWS NOTES


Gary Ind, Nov. 29-Fire in the Aetna
Powder Coupany's dynamite and nitro
zlycerine mill near here to-day destroyed
20JA pounds of nitro-giycertne- The chem
icals used in making nitro-glycerine Vera
mixed in wrong proportions
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
VERDICT OF $40, 900 FOR DEATH.

iurv In the Supreme Court yesterday
,,a Mrs Anna Vethusen a verdict for
S9o ooo aeainst the Union Railway Company
Gov tha death OF her husband, Harry Vel
,h,,sen The latter was run down by a car
heione;ng to the defendant company In
,a,g and died as a result of the accident.
The company's defence was contrioutory
nsgIisep'
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
Mo smokino at washington Polls.

Seattle. Nov. 9.-4An ordinances prohibit
ing srnoking at polling places on Election
Day WAS passed by the council last night
The ordinance Is the direct result OF ths
adoption OF the woman suffrage amend
Ueut to the state constitution
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
Dream curtaiIs Mines Output.

Trinidad COL Nov "a dream has
cut down the output OF the Frederick Coal
mine of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany several hundred tons in the last TIN 90
days A Mexican miner dreamed q Few
nights ago that the mine blew up Ea
told the story TO his fellow workers and n
Las than an hour tS uel bad lu51
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
puoiIix. Die. After PrizefiGhs.

Lima. Ohio, Nov. 29-Curry Gsrhardt. a
Detroit lightweight pugilist, died here TO-
day following a collapse after a ren-rourG
fight with Jack NcHenry here last night
The police and coroner are investigating
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
Killed BY Electric Vibrator.

Milwaukee, Wis. Nov. 9.-Edwtn L.
I-hrig son of a wealthy merchant. was
found dead IN a bathtub in his home last
night He had been killed by shock from
an electrically operated vibrator with which
he was maSsaging his body
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
ENmer Queen Of the Gy psiss Dead.

Santa Monica. Cal. Nov. 2e.-SteIla cortes
Downs. queen of the Gonzales tribes OF
Rypsies In Spain. died here last night. Axef
forty-tve years Mrs Downs came 20
Southern California fifteen years ago to
found a colony here. but met Thomas j.
Downs whom she married.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
Kansa, CITY Anticipates July 4

Kansas City. Nov eS-An ordinances tor-
bidding the discharge Of fireworks IN this
CITY except ar public exhibitions was passed
by the council last night The ordinances
also forbds the retail sale or nreWorks-
Advocates OF sane Fourth OF July are be-
hind the ordinance which the Mayor VIII
sign
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
Physician Held As Wife Poisensr.

C,reeusburx Kan Nov. 9-D- G. H
Buck. OF this city. held last night for
the murder OF his wife. who died month
ago PHYSICIANS who examined the Wis
cera OF the dead woman testified that cyan
itie poisoning was indicated Mrs. Buck was
a bride of a year.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
Vending Jury Complete.

Louisville KY, Nov 9--The jury which
will try Joseph Vending on the charge or
numbering efght-year-old Alma kellner was
completed this afternoon The hearing or
evidence Will begin to-mOFrOw-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
Safe and $4,000 Recovered intact.

Nuskogee Okla Nov. 2e-An iron safe.
containing $1,000 stolen from the suo-sta-
ton OF the Wells-FargO Express company
here Saturday night. was found last night
under the porch of an abandoned house.
II had not been opened. the money being
found intact
New-York tribune., 1910-11-30
Fires Theatre; Killed By Policeman.

Toledo Ohio Nov. 29.-After he had brok-
en- into and SET fire 10 moving picture
theatre an unidentified man was shot and
killed by a patrolnan early To-Day after
the policeman had exchanged several shots
with the stranger in a chanse OF nearly a
block
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Commissioners Notices.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONER OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washing
ton. d G. January 19. 40 Sealed proposals
O'CLOCK P N THU RSDAE- FEBRUARY
e 1910. for furnishing and delivering Soa. COO
rslo-A or less asphalt paving blocks to the
District OF CosUI1 bsa- for use the Union
Station Plaza and its iltersectfng streets
Blank forms Of proposal, Specifications. and
an necessary Information may be obtained
upon Application % the Property Clerk. d c.
District Building HENRY r r MAC
FARI,AND. HENRY Z. WEST. WILLIAM
Y JUDSON. Coumisiccers. .. c. 5a2o-3t
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SOuTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-FoIlowlnE schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
FNo- Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile, New
orleans Asheviue- a. m and I0.45 D. IA
For Chattanooga and Memphis. 500 a m
daily.
r-o- Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanoora
Fzfrr7fnzhara New Orleans 1910 .. m
~ Roanoke Knoxville, Chattanoora
Nashville Memphis, $40 a n, daily
1s5ss.r,inr- car open after 70 D M
- Atlanta BIRMINGHAM C,oIr1-7,rfa
r-1-e-Il-ton Augusta, Aiken Savannah Js-t-
s0n1-ilt,s and Florida points. 4-I5 D. m daUv
L S BROWN, General ARenf
se4-tf-e.u,
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Legal Notices.

ANNUAL. REPORT OF THE NAVY PUB
Listing COMPANT. Incorporated, City OF
washington. District Of Columbia. S. We
the President and ma joritv OF the Trustees
Of the Navy Publishing Company, a corpora
ton duly chartered under the laws OF the
District Of Columbia on the 9Th day OF De
cenlber- 1905 dc hereby certify that on jan
uarv IL 1910 the said corporation has a
total capital Of so. COO divided into 200 shares
Of 500 each. and that Of this amount $50 600
has actually been paid in cash; that the
corporation has no Indebtedness tSignedD
HENRY H WARD. President and Treasurer
tSigned5 NJ HILL Trustee hereby certify
that / have kept the books Of the corporation
and know lhe foregoing statement and re-
port to be true gSigusd) NJ HILL Secre-
ta-v Civ or Washing ton, District OF Co
Iu.nbia IS L r b WARE. a Notary
Public in and for the District Of Columbia
40 hereby certify that the 18th dav OF
January. 1870 personally appeared before me
n Hill whose name is attached 10 the fore
-eire- certificate and who is to me well
known and acknowledged the same to be
her act. Given under my hand and notariaI
seal CSignedJ T. B. WARE, Notary Public
d. c. (Seal.) ja1e-2t d.
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Railroads.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Published as information, not guaranteed
. 90 D m daiIy.-FOr Virginia. West Virginia.
and Kentucky points PLllmans.
go n m aiIy-CI\CINNATI-ST LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train 60 s.
or-fs with Pullman sleeper 10 Cn5czEB
Stoos only at important stations E'uilasan's
finest equipment
no u n daily-F- r Y LIMITED. r7-
I-frciunarF Louisville the West south
vest and Northwest Pullman sleepers-
c & o a Ia carte Dining car Service.
C-Hespeale and Ohio Offices 5-G peans---z MA
avenue I5gg r street. and Union SraeI-u
-refephone Main 1885 and 21o6 for tickets d. -
gage checks reservations. taNicabs-
na-2--r
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Washington southern Railwav

Washington oOuLHeEA railway,
To- Richmond and points South via Fres-
-iclcsburg-Lesve Union Station daily A-7n
= m, Us a m, I0-05 a m II.s5 N
: On D. M, AS p m; 5-5e p m; rs o. "a
1000 D. n Leave week days. 100 ? n,
: A l., Florida Limited. and 7:IG . nj
a Q l.. lOsida Special All PuIIuans. no
Torsf stops LEGAL for FredericIsbyrz ( o
m. daily Times OF departure and connec-
lions not guaranteed 5as-tf
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sEABOARD AIR LINE.

SCHEDULE
1905 a m daily '-F'I1rida Fast Nail
Through coaches and Pull. man sIeepers 70
Savannah and Jacksonville ParIor car
Jacksonville to Tampa Through sieepers 10
Atlanta and BirminEhs n. Dining cars
AS D m daily TIE F1amingo-' Quick
est Florida train ThTO .gI coaches TO Jack
sOuvfIfe- Pullman sleeps to Jacksonville.
St Augustine Palm 3 'aCl. Miami and
KNIGHTS Key. CounectinE To- Havana Din
ing cars
200 D m '-Ssaboart Florida Limited
Solid Pullman Electric Lighted Through
SIeepers to 81 Augustine, Palm Beach, Nj
ami and knights Key Connection for Mas
sau and Havana Club Observation and
dining car
rs D m dsilr, Seaboard Express
Through coaches a..d Pullman sIeepers 70
Savannah. Jacksonville. and Tampa Also
20 Atlanta. Birmingham. and Memphis Din
ing cars
z A HARDWOOD. G. T.a A
g B RYAN G 2 A. Portsmouth. Va
G.. L Phillips. D. P a. Washington. d c
motif
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Auction Sales.
EXTRA LARGE PUBLIC SALE OF
loo Head Of Horses and Mules
THE WASHINGTON HORSE AND

EXTRA LARGE PUBLIC SALE OF
loo Head Of Horses and Mules
THE WASHINGTON HORSE AND
MULE CO
VIII Sell at Their Stables,
1210-13I2 Ohio Avenue Northwest,
Washington, D c
Saturday. January p, 1910. at 10 b m
RAIN OR SHINE
s. : carloads Of Fresh Shipped Country Horses
ard Mules. and 40 Head OF Local Horses
consisting o. Heavy Draft, Coach, Saddle
and Driving Horses. and General Purpose
Horses We viii also sell the fast pacing
Horse Bill Patch He has no mark, but mas
been miles in 2-22 and $50. also one other
very fast pacing Horse These Horses nave
been carefully selected FOR TINS SAFE oy N
McHenry Bros. and are IN every way an
exceptionally good lot OF Horses All Horses
sold under a guarantee to be as represent
60 OF money refunded Don ( miss TINS sale.
II you do you viii miss a Bargain Horses on
inspection Friday. January q
McHENRT BROS ProDrietors
Telephone Main 25S3. ja2o--L
THOMAS BOWLING & CO. AuctIoneers-
We viii sell at auction rooms, So z
street y w on FRIDAY JANUARY 2lSI,
AT II O'CLOCK a NJ. a large collection OF
sNIlhg OF bureaus. sldeboards, Dedsteads'
washstands. sewing machines, chairs, car
pets, chihCniers- rockers. &c, &c
Also laTge collection OF mattTesses II
THOS- J. OWEN & son. Auerioneers-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNsI-
PROVED REAL ESTATE, IN SOUTH
BEOOkLAND. D. G.
BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded, in Liber No. 3e49, Folio go. e. seq.
Of the land records OF ths District OF Co
luubia- and at the request OF the party Sc
cured thereby the undersigned trustee VIII
sen at public auction, within the Office Of
IHOS- J OWEN K son. 1871 G Street
y w on MONDAY. THE 3IsT DAY ~
JANUARY A .. 1910. AT TWEL.F i
O'CLOCK NJ the fOlIOwing-described land
and premises. situate in the County OF Wash
inston. District o. Columbia, and designated
BlocA ~ Lots J. :, 4. and . IN
Block 20. Lot I IN Block q. and all OF
Block - in William O. Denison and Redfori
". Walker, Trustees subdivision Of land
now known as South BroOkland." as per
plat recorded IN Ii5er County No = folio
District OF Columbia subject 10 a certain
ccvena II running with the land. that no
slaughter house shall be erected
TERMS OF SALE. One-third Of the pur-
Two egu2a lnstallments, payable in one and
TWO years. with interest at per centum Per
anuum- payable scWi-annualiy, from day O.
sale secured By deed Of trust upon the prop
erty sold. all cash. at the option OF the
purchaser a deposit OF 500 % VIII be re-
recording. etc al cost Of purchaser Terms
Of sale to be complied with within y Gays
from day OF sale, otherwise the trustee re
serves the right 20 resell the properly a.
after i've days advertisement Of such resale
IN some Newspaper published in Wa hing
ton. d c.
NATIONAL SAVINGS ANTITRUST CON
PAEY. formerly The National Safe De
D0sfr. Savings and Trust Company OF the
District Of Columbia. Trustee
By WM- D HOOVER, President
JaI9. %. 81 - p. y. - % % 1s
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Spiritualism.
Hauling and Moving.

WE MOVE NYTHISCs-Fronl small boxes
and baggage 20 the heaviest machinery. safes
etc Furniture in padded vans a sDeciaft
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE co
e20-S22 z St y W Main $500
ja4-S9t
DICKET BROS. LIGHT DRATAGE- FLOUR
< FEED 1zf7-I4ss MARYLAND AVENUE
y z PHONE LINCOLN E49- 5aI9--tc
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FOR SALE-Hy ovvner-Three blocks from
Capitol. nice presE-briCk house rooms and
bath; hOt-water heat. Q6ick sale take s. SO
BOX 2. Times Office. -aze-8r
FOR SAIE-Only s.. s5G-s rooms and hath
brick y e bargain also finest building
lot Capitol Hill, viii sell for less than
assessed value BOX 81. Times Office
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Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour on The Os5 Tzou---
To FHITA DELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL sd ST NEW YORK
-I-1o a n---Diner- Pullman Par-0r car.
800 a. u1--5-hour train
300 a. u--DIner and Pullman ParIor Car
fI1-p0 a m--Diner and Observation Pullman
EarlUr Car
. 90 D m.-Diner and Pullman Pa-1or car
800 p u--''Royal Limited All Pullman
Five-hour-
f4-oc p n--Coaches 20 Philadelphia
- 90 p u--Di1sT and Pullman Pa-Eo-
500 p m--COaches TO New York
sl2=I5 N T--Sleeoers 20 New York
"z.52 a m--SleeDers 10 Philadelphia and New
ATLANTIC CITY, TO, 'a.oa, t11.oo a H..
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR OK THE HOUR
JWeek Days a m 20 Il ? M
so +5-e1 1880 200. 80 -4s-e1 $50 .q-an
$3.50. fIo-eQ. -u-oo a m, 'I2-o0 noon 41e-o5.
44-s5 s5-0g T5-e3. $50 500 $50. z--o7 $500
4s.tG sIO-C5 sos sII-25- sI2-I5 y
WESTWARD
CHICAGO 80 $50 D m
CINCINNATI. st LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE ~s-le q. m. -4-o5 2. n. -fe-f0 Usrnr
-PTTTsBURG- $40 a m 10 $40 D m.
CLEV ELAND- 1910 D m
COLUMBUS. $50 .. m
WHEELING s9-10 g. M $50 D m
WINCHESTER 1910 a. m, =f-05. $500 D m
FREDERICK. 1870. 1910. 19-I5 a m. 4 so
HAGERsToWN. z9.le a m SEQ ?. m
ANNAPOLIS. 30 fS-0O a m. +I2-05 noon
1850. -s.5g -5.S0. and 1880 p. N
aDaiIy- Except sunday tSunday only
TELEPHONES at all Of the following
Ticket Offices: IE17 G St Tel Main 1881: 81
PeausyIvauis ave. Main rs New Unior
Station Ticket Office. Main $50; Irforma.
tiol Bureau Main $50
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IDEAL HOMES
$50 20 $40
~ LOOKING OVER THE FIELD or
MODERATE PRICED HOUSES THE
PURCHASER WILL. FIND N CC2 X
ST y r. SAMPLE HOUSED Ills
IDEAL OF HOME CONSTR .'-TIGN-
A large. bright sunny cellar a fea-
rU-s IN uSeifl. LIST 1oGr consisting cf
parlor. dining room and kitchen ali
Charming rooms ID fc1r-8 splendid
bed rooms and hath; also ample closet
space
The hack yards have low panel
fences. presenting most pleasing aD-
pca-anCer a striking contrast TO the IN
sanitary high board fence
To Inspect these houses is a duty
you owe yourself. IL YOU have any
thought Of buying a moderate priced
home
Arrange for inspection by calling OF
phOning sales Department
THOS- J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
SIS 18th St y W JaIs-5t
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For Exchange.

MANUFACTURERS viii exchange latest tZ---
player-piano- new. for good 4-cyIinder r111s-
bout Address H =. G.. Care McHugh. -HS
18th ST. y W iaIg-StC
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Tailors.

81 y w formerly 81 z 81 SUITS cleaned
repaired. SOC up umbrellas repaired. 1oc.
5a11-tf
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Herb Specialist.

OF Herb Remedies which
are guaranteed TO cure or relieve any and
ali Ailments Mems complaints a specially.
n a LOUIS Z SONS. Iz4S ZIP 81 n "
au1s-tf
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Offerings in the Realty Markets :
of Washington and It's Suburbs
Suburban Property.

WHY DO YOU PAY BESG an vour lie
when you can buy a farm FOR SO. % doEn
and monthly payments
So acres. s-room house. barr. and nee
-essary outbuildiHss- good water. plenty OF
fruit and shade; 10 minutes walk TO station
Price, $500 down; balance 50 month.
10 acres. 81 mile from electric r r.: g.
room house Price. $500; $50 cash, balance
SO per month.
s. acres, farm and store property; s-room
mouse, necessary OutbuiIdiEgs- nice spring.
plenty OF fruit large storeEousa- This IS
good place FOR country store Price. 8. 600;
500 cash. balaree So per month
SEND FOR sO-PAGE CATALOGUE.
J, F. JERMAH-,
FAIRFAX Va
Branch Ofice-
Vienna and BsIlstJn. "a
l2ls EYE ST y. =,
WASHINGTON. d c
Phone Maid 1I57-
FOR SALE-We VIII sen 10 a. j1SUgf-io1Is
colOred man. one OF three good ~ room
houses, within a few miles of the civ rfaZbt
on steam and trolley. aI.s on he boulevard
with from ! to acres Of S cd trucking land
ZEN ems 90 cash ana so Tne-lthly. II desired
JOHN J KLEINER & CO. So ? St n "
jaz0-6t
CHEAP FOR Cash. ac- Is. ten minutes
walk from Laaham Station. Nd Price $50
REGARD. z25 G st y 2 Ja29-sJs
FOR sALE-5-room house z4J stable a.
Congress Heights 81 500. small InortFIv pay
2ents- Inquire 223 9Th ST s z jals-st'
CHEVY CHASE
FOR HOMES
The Suburb Where Every
Home Possesses an Added
Charm and Value Owing to
the BeaUtv Of the Surround
ing Homes.
For PIats. Prices and Particulars See
THOS. J. FISHER & CO, Inc,
IS 18TH ST y W
Phone N $50.
FOR SALES Ter month buys a splendid
Groom 5ouse, bath furnace range, electric
LlEnts- - squares from good ca- line, one
/ fare price. 49,. snap for you
H r MANILER & co. nc,
T5Z nth y "
Look for Red Arrow Sign
5ai4-eod-tf
FOR sALE-To close an ezTafe- The cE-77-gr
Z tract o. land IN Jhs District OF Columbia
SIX acres near Mills Station and B-ooklan6
Near Electric s-iG steam Railroad belongs
e 70, an estate md must be sold Price only
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER. So 14,h St n W
FOR sALE'-Berwyn. No. 500 down. SIS
month"; nearly new wei built 6-ro0m frame
house. acre round conveuissr % churches.
I schools. and -aiIrOads, 81 20 Address BOX
: 10 6eTy,yn- 10 Ja1s-3r"
/ = ACRE FARM . dwellings and outbuiId-
Lngs- suitable for poultry OF truck farm. :
miles from District line go 9Th 81 y "
jal4-7t'
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Typewriters.

REBUILT J. g Smiths Underwood. PEN
in-Ion. Smith Premier. good as new 20
sale and reut At lowest prices Tvpcvvrite-
and Office supply Co. 1107 q 81. " W NJ 500
oc22-1
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Apartments To Let.
Furnished and Unfu-nished.
THE DORCHESTER.

1zth and Nc ave S W Three stories,
good outlook. heat and hos water;
stationary washtubs and large clothes
driving platform / and 2 rooms with
closets, newly papered and painted,
s. and SO per month Gas connection
for cooking slot gas meter
"a oo-rf SEE JANITOR
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Automobiles.

49,. LICK ROADSTER. fully equipped
newly painted. IN good condition: at 4 bs-
saln- CARTER MOTOR CAR CCRpORA
TON. Munsey Building 5aI7-ff
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THE ASTORIA.

Third and G SITS n ". near Pension
DTice). electric elevator heat. hot
water ana light free: rooms s. and up.
SEE JANITOR- ja2O-tf
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Expert Shoe Repairing.

SHOFS-Nbole soIes and heels. hand Sseved
mems s. - ladies' $40 Chairs caned: worl
called for. delivered Contella, 619 r St y. W
Ja14-tf
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Furniture Upholstered.

CALL y. ISzZ Tor estimates on uDhoIsUering
and furniture repairing Window shades
made order VIII call with SAMPLES
THE CHESTERFIELD CO, III I4th -. Nv.
tag0 y =
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Workingmen's Wants.

wORKINGuEN-T happy and gratifying
results OF our effort have a decided effect in
the hustle YOU see in our store. and Erore
tailored suits and oyerCoats at s. TO SO are
going OUT than ever before; save " for
the wife =, I'd baby; one price only JCSTH'S
OLD STAND, 6I9 D y ". 1t
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Dentistry.

DOCTORS ELZEY. DENTISTS
Dentistry IN all branches Guaranteed.
s W Ger Ioth and F. Entrance on 1Gch.
ja5-90t
ALFEOLAE TEETH-Painlsss. lasting, won
derfUIly lffelike. briGEework OF plates IN
necessary, painless filing. DIR. J. L VII
son. I2C3 F jyI-tf
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For Rent Warehouses, Etc.

excellent LOCATION for WARE
HOUSE. GARAGE or STABLE; large two
story brick building. 25X55 feet with eleva-
tor Rear Of fs5 7ch 81 : W For terms
apply - RI So y E JaIS-5t'
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Lost

Lost,
LOST-Bunch Of keys. Suitable reward #
returned 70 L L BLOCT- 10 eth y "
u
LOST-Bunch of > keys Return TO MAX a
BETTER Cos y St y w. and get reward
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LOST-Ou 18th st. between F St and Pa.
ave. Tuesday. Jan IS. black lynx rnuff-
Finder please return to Mrs. P a GRANT.
I1gI T ST y W and receive reward lite
LOST-Tuesday evening mink collar, OF
Euclid ST. between the Olympia apartment
ana 18th St Please return TO Olympia and
receive reward ja19-3tE
LOST-Betveen LIST st and Fla ave. and
ISIS 10Th St y W. gold medal Reward
return to 1s15 18th St ja1s-stc
LOST-Dfamond crescent pin. Is stones. Lib
eraI rews I'd W " b. sos 81. 5. L
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Clairvoyants.

MRS. r. LU6BT
PaimlstTy and Systematic card readings
references as 10 ability given; pos!tiveI-r
ladies only II a II to $50 p m sss New
York ave n W def-tf
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DIR FISK ELGIN.

DIR. FISH ElLUIN,
Exnert in treatment OF special diseases.
~bronfc * acute Both sexes ConSsIItstions
~E-7fsentfsl Medicine furnished Prices mod
e-s+e 20a = NV Phone Z-24 Main Oaics
hours, 10 l. 3 10 s ja15-Sot-
DR' NICHOLSON 5sos u 81
Nervous disease, Sciatica, Goitre- Eczema
rre1rnatisnl Catarrh- al diseases OF either
sex lowest charges personal attention coa-
.racted disease cured very quickly n0Z-rf
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Personal.

y 7 WANTED-Anvors
knowing the whereabouts q Mrs. Charles
TyseT OF her bTOthe-. 10 communicate i'm
me1iately with Ms HARRY 6TORER, Gen.
Del. South Erie PostOfiCs, Erie Pa
ts25-2ts
WILL SADIE WASHINGTON fcoIoredl please
communicate with A. VAS NESS. I25s y J
ave y. " 1fa
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For Sale Miscellaneous.
HANE YOU ~ Old PIANO!

Organ or phoHosraPh you wish to exchange?
so CREDIT on NEW BBRIGHLS-
EASY TERMS Squares SO organs, 50
u ESEE UPRIGHT good tone and action 40
IAWRENCE'S, 500 10th E I557I7I 80. 80