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SALESMEN

SALESMEN-TWO energetic. wide-aWaze.
hdstlinE. honest statesmen who can furnish
their own conveyance automobile preferred.
are wanted by a reliable firm Of builders 20
sell high-clasS homes ranging IN price from
s. COO 20 SO 600. THIS firm has been operal-
ing IN Washington FOR over 70 years. during
which time 70 has achieved a reputation FOR
honest construction and fair dealings. there
fore only men who can furnish Al references
as 20 their honesty, integrity. and ability
VIII be considered Commission basis All
correspondence treated confdentIally. Give
references. age. and past experience Ad-
dress BOX 354. Times Office mhI2-2rc
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Deaths.

Emil Kuhblank. 50 years, Ii23 Q street
northwest.
Charles II. Evans, IS years, 1911 Riggs
place northwest
Nellie Gooch, IS years, Providence Hos
pital
Celina Cooper, 81 years. 1922 Twenty
second street
Julia NJ. Wiedman, IS years. GEORGE
town University Hospital
Edward F Abner, A. years. 1916 X street
northwest.
Catherine @. BeaU - years, 1924 Cali
fornia treet northwest.
Charles a Brandt. 3 years, 400 y. J.
avenue northwest
Phyllis r. WOOdfrld. months, 7Oi
Thirteenth street mort Invest.
Lawrence DudeCk, 8 DAYS Nineteenth
and w streets, AnaCOstia.
Dent NJ. Freeman, jr-, IA years, Chill
dren'S Hospital.
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The Vital Records.
Births.

Births.
Reginald and Mary {. Reed. boy
RollO G. and Beryl Scott. boy.
George W. and Minnie Levy. girl.
Charles G. anG Rosa Noble. girl.
Renj. G. and Ethel r. Goodman, girl
Henry and Nary r. Frain, boy.
VIM. and May Gordon. girl
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HELP WANTED-FEAIALE

LADY for office work ia a wholesale house;
must be good penmau and accurate At
hgures; preferences given 20 one who has
a knowIedge OF typewriting ara stenography.
Bon S6S. Times Office mh1z-itc
LADY AGENTS 70 solicit by Catalogue: can
make from $50 to S25 per week. easy work
and short hours: all part time. Address
W 6 p. Times Office. fe25-u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: references re-
quired. 2035 O ST. mhI2-2tc
MILLINERY PREPARERs and apprentices.
BANES & STEWART. lllO eth St y. ".
MILLINERY APPRENTICES: good posi-
tons. Apply at once. Manager, HEEIfT
co. 5l5 70 5l7 7th y. W. mh10-..
NURSE Experienced: one who understands
the care OF infants Address BOX &c.
Times Office mht1-3t.
SKIRT HAND-First-class. BOX sss. Timer
Office. mh12-3ts
SKIRT DIAPERS aud helpers; experierced.
Apply 1910 y s. mhI0-3t'
SKIRT HAAo-Ezperienced. for ladies. tan
or l4a L 81 mh10-3tc
sERyANT-Good. general. at 1904 Mass. ave.
n p mh1l-5t'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81 asvomen in hand
heIchleIs hosiery, and Yelling departments.
Apply JULIUS GARFINKLE & CO, 18th
and SITS mhi0-3t
WAIST HANDs-First-class; also helpers.
BODE sos 18th nlhfl-3ts
WAIST HAND-Experienced- Apply The
Berkshire, lil2 Chaplin St. apt. is-
mhIi-3ts
WAIST FINISHER- Good. az once. 1894 C
81 nhlO-3tc
W.ITRESSES-At WILSON'S CAFE. Gil 18th
It. y. ". None but experienced need ap-
ply. mhl2-3tc
Neutrality-suspicious. sewers on wOmen's
coats, skirts, and dresses. Apply JULIUS
GARFINKLE & CO., 18th & F SITS.
mhlO-3t
WOMAN-Cumpetent. for general Homework
in small family. at Chevy Chase. stay
nights: references 3744 oliver St mhi2-3ts
WOMAN-Settled. white, very light house
= S3I ST mhlO-3tc
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HELP WANTED-MALE

HERE IS LIST Of a few OF our employed
graduates. who get big salaries:
Arthur J. Buckin=a, with I'd. Mclean
Washington. j.. G.
Leonard West. WIKI Cuban Minister. wash
inEtOu, ID. G.
Otto ?. HerbiE. PIitsburE. Pa.
r. B. Page, with Rep. Henshap,, Wash
ington. ID. q.
A. y. senseney, with J. d. Sullivan.
Washington, ID. G.
r. l. Myers. Romney. W Va.
j. r. Devine. TarrytOwn. y Y
George Mansfield, y. y. CITY
Patrick Hickel, with Mrs. Spencer, wife OF
late President Of Southern RAILWAY.
Hundreds Of other names ~ applying A.
our office. start nov and be ready BY hay
18th 10 accept a high-cass position Ike these
young men hold.
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON. Inc.
1896 Fourteenth street y. ".
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PALMISTS

NINE. STANLEY.
Royal Gypsy camp.
vVo-rd-fanned PaImist. late from London and
Paris Scientific readings daily satisfaction
guaranteed Ladies and gentlemen cordially
invited 20 the Gypsy Camp
18TH AND Il SIS "
uhII-2rr
M1IE- MARCIA
Falu1ist-luoa II st. y W--Clairvoyant
The past. present and future all revealed %
you by this wonderful! woman fe2f-tf .
ORIGINAL. GYPSY PIANIST.
Whole Fortune Told. I5c-
open Nights IL Sth st n "
feZ2-tf. exw
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SINCLAIR, Sc Louisiana ave X. W. blgs
for cash household furniture Of an kinds
store fixtures and stocks Of merchandise.
pianos. organs. cash registers. etc. Buys
everything. mhIz-sts
II YOU HAVE ANYTHING 10 sel you can
avoid lots q worry IL y.rrf end 10 - 49,
has a reputation Of % years fair dealing
Phone n 5l4L MARCUS NOTES. rs sth NV
lc-5-50l
BIG MONEY paid for cast on clothing. shoeG
hats. and shirts. drop postal. VIII cal
Il GEHIRZ 12U8 I'm 81 n W
iu4-w.th-sa.Hl-,i
HIGHEST CASH prices paid FOR worn cIoth-
ing; either ladies' or gents, send posta
vii call B. IARSHES. L50s 4th 81 y "
Phone North 49, seso-tf
WASTED-To buy lion vase or Urn fo-
flowers about So inches high tflr ce1lerervI-
must be reasonable Phone Lincoln o. N
mhll-st.
WANTED-FUruItu-e for casn; sci your
goods 10 the man who gives you The naosg
money. See HOLLYWOOD. sLh and K 5e2-tf
7 PAY the highest cash prices Tor ladies'.
gentlemen's. and chiIdrrn's CASTOR wearing
apparel drop card. VII call c. LIVING
sTON. ia 9Th - =. W. or phone North 7goL
1yIS-o
wANTED-Furniture and carpets, contents
OF houses q speciality. Tor cash, fair ana
square dealings ALEACGH. s-1 and L
deIs-Lf
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FLOOR OILS

C. T. Hun Tx : SANITARY DI-ST-kTTT. l.
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean and
bright, gives them polished finish. SOC zsIlo1
delivered Phone Main 545E. Olsce IT5 pa
ave y W GOOD FOR YOUR FJ-RNITT-RF
TRY 1T. mhIf-fts
STAFvORD-S SANITARY WAX-OTT7-N
FLOOR OIL the only Floor on YOU can
use with satisfaction Keeps the rooms wher-
ever applied IN sanitary condition AIso
EREE-TO- ZONE disinfectants. WI. q
STAFFORD. Mani once and Warehouse.
Pa ave M ~ ST y. W Phone Main ss55.
fc2s-tf
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BOT-To work AZ soda fountain after school
45s 9Th ST. n. ". II
CANVASsERs- men. steady employ
ments good uoney-making proposition. ITz2
lfth 81 n ". mhlO-3t'
COATMAKER. 90 o st. \. ". Good pay
COILECTOR-With wheel. experienced Ap-
ply - 9 St % aoor. mhli-5tc
COACHMAcS-Whitc: must nave good req
ences for sobriety and ability as coachuan.
including driving ana care OF stable. and
willing 10 live two miles outside the city.
none other need apply. SOX ls5. Station A
Washington mhll-et'
BRIGHT BOYS can cam good money WORK
ing after school hours Apply BOX IS.
Washington Times. sel2-d
COAT ADMINISTRATIONS. 10 york inside
or outside Call a. clCe 1901 X ".
nhl--stc
COAT MAKERS. first-cIass: none other
need apply. n F SELTZ, 1882 + st.
y w mhl2-et-
$500 CASH COUPON.
This advertisement. accompanied with the
names or ten young men Interested IN Auto
mobile Engineering, will be accepted as {Z5
on the price OF a scholarship in this college
II presented during the month OF March. For
new enroliments only To meet she grea.
demand for our graduates
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON. Inc.
1906 IL b - y. ".
The largest school Of Automobile Engineer
ing and practical gas engine instruction In
the United States. mh2-,f
ENGINEER and store room man. BURGESS
HOTEL AGENCY. 503 10th 81. mh11-ct
FARM HAND-Good mixer and Temperate
over % years OF age ALBERT MACH
Lewinsville, "a. II
GROCERY CLERK-Onc Who 1T75er--7D5-
meat cutting; small salary 20 start, Apply
40 N, after p m sunday evening
HARNESS MAKERs-Two- 255 IIth st. NV.
ICE CREAM MAKER. BOECKsTYN's 4s7
Florida ave N W. mh12-stc
N ADDITION 20 the REORGANIZATION ana
Saiesmanship Lecture Course. Emergency
Repair work, Road Practice, etc, every man
gets actual experience on different cars In
our large garage Cau or write for particu-
lars concerning the course Terms moderate.
easy weekly payments. Graduates assisted
10 good positions
THE NEW YORK AUTOMOBILE
COLLEGE,
232-234 Fourteenth st. n. w.
mhlI-tf
LADIES' TA1LoRs. at KEEN's. I8le P st
MANAGEABLE. TO nj position with a large
Insurance company. n q. SMITH Cow
pom Dept. zoe AIun-ey Bldg. mhlc-2tc
MIDDLE-AGED MAN as cashier; also bar
tender. BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. sos
10Th y W II
SALESMEN-e5. organizing 5 companies 70
canvass city after city sells 20 out OF 10
visited J. NJ HINES. call D. m. 80 and
81 n " nnhs-7ts
A COURSE IN Automobile Engineering a.
our College insures your getting instruc-
ton on latest model. new cars
Some Of the cars used in our School: Wash
ington car. - h. D.; Pope Tribune. 20 h. D:
Ricketts,, 6-cyiinder. 40-h- p; Peerless, Ssh ..
Mitchell. - b. ?.
Our machine shop IN charge OF an expert
Master Mechanic. Visitors invited &c make
inspection any time.
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON. Inc,
1905 Fourteenth street y. ".
rnhfn-tf
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FOX fENT-s-9 r. J. ave. S5050-A modern
house. newly papered and painted; ten large
rooms. TWO baths hnely located FOR boarding
house walking distance Of the business sec
ton.
rAGGART- FRASER CO.. Inc
1870 y. y. ave mhIl-1t
MAN-Actiye, with $500 and services In a re-
Liable old established, profitable UauUfaC-
turing wholesale and retail business. Ad-
dress BOX Ga Times Office. mhI0-3tr
FOR REMIT - st. y. ". good size store
with living room. SIS also one smaller for
81. JOHN r. KNOTT, 3ls + ST mhl0-st'
FOR SALE-Po0I room Of 8 tables OF VIII sell
tables separate good as new Cali after
s o. m, 53s 9Th ST. " ". mhlO-sts
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DENTISTRY

DOCTORS EI.ZEE. DENTISTS
Dentistry IN all branches Guaranteed.
S. ". Cor 10Th and +. Entrance on ION
ja5-93I
ALVEOLAR TEETH-PsinIess. IastInn, won
derfully lifelike. bridgeWork or plates nm
necessary painless filing DR. J. l.. VII
SON. 120S r tysl-tf
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SEW = . NA-L1LNI 6AaEAINS-
f65 cabinet grand. Standard --------------s SO 3
- Ee" Home drop 1ea1 -----------..----. ls q
so Drop lear Singer. .....-. 10 %
New sewing machines s. down and SIC De-
week Cleaning sec Open evenings r r.
GIVEN. e "a ave $ = = oLs- laq--f
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HELP WANTED-MALE

WANTED-An active reliable man with
good commercial training, and knowledge
wholesale and retail selling who has $500.
Can secure ownership wholesale and retail
nut business that has large trade. BON
$40 Times office. mhl2-Zt
WANTED-AT ONCE-Ten colored men for
our next class; practical demonstration
shop work, emergency repairing, and road
practice; complete course-competeney guar
snteed-only SIS. Ask about our small weekly
payment plan Special offer this week.
CAPITOL AUTO COLLEGE,
1402 St. \. ". mh3-u
YOUNG MANS 70 10 years. to work on UNI
orellas Apply NJ. =. GRISWC I'D, All
llth 81. y. W. mhl2-3tc
YOUNG MAN-With good acquaintance. 20
solicit orders for merchant tailor; must have
small capital Address BOX So Times Office.
Trhl5 2tc
YOUNG MAN-Since the Automobile College
OF Washington was opened. over two years
ago, many others have tried 70 initiate US.
One college started with coll box and four
spark plugs as its equipment-many students
lost their money Look into the financial
ability OF the school you enter Regarding
ours. We refer 10 the Fourteenth Street Saw
ings Bank, 18th and L SITS. y. W. Phone asa
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON. Inc.
1905 18th ST. n. w
The Place 10 Learn" m12-tf
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SPIRTIUALISM

MRS. WHITE viii start her Friday s-a1co
this week al S O'Clock private daily read
ms. 40 Sth s. v W. m5a.ll j.
MEETINGS az g33 II ST. y W. L-nday
and Thursday b. -. daily readings Mrs
J. f MALTBN, phone n Ssi- uas-st-
NINE. CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM. reada
your life correctly si&es names, 1a-sSs
readings daily and sunday Sol ID 81 n L.
cor. +. near Union station ladies' only
Jaz4-cf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WEEKLY SALARY paid TO good salesman
who VIII invest $500 Tor third interest IN
established profitable manufacturing bust
ness. BOX "a Times Office mhle-5t-
WANTED-CSrner grocery. state location and
how near schools. lY3 +. LIFERMORE.
Millvillc. r.. j. It
OPPORTUNITY established manufacturers
agency paying over 100 per cent: suitable
Tor single or partnership. small cash sum
required BOX 55s Times ONCE. mhl2-3ts
A GOOD paving light grocery. lee cream
and confectionery store: frst-class l0ca-
ton. doing fine business, VIII give reason
Tor selling. BOX $50 Times Office mhI2.13 -"
A c. LUBER CO, INC. has decided 70
put on the market $500 stock az par ~
go share. This stock has paid first year
dividend 8 "a. second year dividend H. For
iuI Information apply 20 a. c. LUBER.
Nauonal Iheater barber shop. rlhI2-7tc
JEWELRY BUSINESS: established IS years.
on account or death OF proprietor. will sell
cheap See US az once.
POL ROOM doing good business. club
Incense owner has other business.
Price only ...... eco
CAMPBELL & SWAN. SIS 18Th y. w
mhII-3t
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ROOKBlNDlNG

MAGAZINES BOUND
High grade work at exceedingly low prices
Paper and blank books ruled special
CHAS h POTTER & CO.
Phone Main $50 SO Eth 81. y W
Oc23-sa-tf
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FH.E9H meat stand: clearing big money:
Otner INTERESTS sacrifice. Si75
NO-NF ECIIONERH and grocery; rent So
Iyomss this will be sold quick att. 800
BOOMING HOUSE: handsomeIv fur
nlshed, near 10Th and X SITS; worth 500. 800
"OOD AND COAL yard: suburban stand
- axe Stock AZ invoice. teams etc---.----- $50
GROCERY good mixed trade rent. IS:
rooms. price very attractive All $50
StsOCEHf; central n. W; good regular
- a M transient trade: rent 800 3 rooms $50
Z-RCOM rO0ming house near g-5 and
sts.s monthly income. $40. snap att. SD
bOAhDlNG and rOOT1ing house near list
- =. 5no IA ave; clearing good money 800
go good trade fine value fOr...--..--..- 600
NOI4ON and dry goods store; good cor
LeT5 me modern house. sales 81 day $50
I'll TX barber shop transient ST.;
weekly DUsinCss So asking prlce....----. 80
CC-NF E-CI4ONER1. notion. etc store
Mllaln square schools; GOLD mine at so
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1873 r.
mhIg-1t
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUSA
SPECIAL PIANO BARGAINS.
$40 19-1, 49,. So square sl9 organs,
Repairius- he
FOR SALE CIIEAF-Thrce oak care -
head sewing machines Singer ana ors
RELIANCE LOAN AID TRUST co.
~ 81 ~ ". mhI7-3rc
FOR 5ALE-E5lsou home p.lonog-757 IN -
iect erier. SI0s CO.'S $50. record cabinet. -
j. H. HERMAN, ID floor Ife0 Pa axe \ W
FOR sALE-One butchers iceior- go COO
e4i!nn' no reasonable Offer refused Call
- - ave ~ W. mLI--l
WE SELL and repair an EITF- -- 60
ana slitrascs- moderate prices 18Th and
= 80. - " Phone 81 E1zI. WASHINGTON
HAItNEss co rfrz1s.
FOR SALE-FuruIture n private fs--Ii- n
ION nous. such as pari2r suitez drssse-s
cnlronierE. rockers. iron beds fci- mattras-es
1 carpets, rugs etc call az is1s Vermont ave
II HIGH-GRADE HaIu0od c5gF -1-7----
cheap 20 quick buyer. suitable r1- a7-
Pa ave. n 81 90.
EASTER CARDS. NOVEL.
TIES AND GIFTS. !
stock carefully selected A luH Line o.,
WALLACE NUTTISG PICTURES.
Mrc Minnie l. prOoI-,
'AlS' H4illlliC l. DIOOhE,
1872 r Street n W
H. 0''e9' ~ "
- = - - ----
ir-- -0act11e- al 49, 49, ----.-S--- So.
. 49, -7s--5,5,7e- ~ 81 81 49, ---' ---
eT7 az =
fe,5-r- vv-.-,.
-
ALL MATERIALS 90 tEree brick bl-.1.ass.
AS5ry ' 81 o-.l 81 = W. ~ mo-" beng wrecked
r. EDv. CLARKE.
-. N a. -. All-2 u 1--als sll2---s
icy t-t ~ '' -7--- L--1 ~ '-'--
E--------
FOR EAT.E-SegeraI thousand feet oak r-.---
1rI' cheap ana : inches ta.n6. Apply
J. r MASON. los4 Jefferson s. " W Phone
49, I1nll-st-
EGGS FOR HATTHING from r-hrts ~
LAYERS and q. erhftItI17 quality Il 81 49, :.
Der setrfr- D n pr-TrIT.-C-TiI,- ~ ~ =.
Ararrsrts d a. ----r---s
FOR sALE-EAEGAIES ~ PIANOS
We are closing JG- all used pianos az sac
Tieing prtces-eash Or time
Slien, SteinUay, INnaoe. Ch-ck-rinE. WEBB.
shaw. ho1ler a. Campbell. Davies & SlUE,
T- y-,-f nv 80 =. .- -.--
1-tTsE n s-TE5-E
r5-e-- ,fe---ge,-------'
rl5s ~ T. -. H. - '.-.,-r -r-,. 81
- -' Al = - Do
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FOR SALE-TaII8r store also living rooms
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MOTORCYCLES

NEW AND SECONDHAND motorcycles from
SO Up. ali in GOOD condition.
T. ~ Mud. IT.. Inc-. l223 " Y. ave Nv.
fs20-ts
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] HlGH-IEADE HaIIU00d raeH ro-I-T--
cheap 90 quick buyer. suitable r1- s7g
store self adding. Apply B LEWIS ~
Pa ave. n 81 90.
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BIG BARGAINS Is PLAYERS
AND PLANER-FI

These Instruments were taken IN trade fo-
the Player-Fiznos we represent. We offer
them al low prices and On easy terms c5-
quick clearance FiauO-a Piano. SIS. Hard
man AUt0-OEes al $50, $50. SO, and $50.
Lauter Playe4. 49, S-oLarr Player, $50
Peass Player, $50, Auto-piano. SIS. Jus 3
Player Piano, $50 PIsnJ-z. SO. CeciIian. $50.
Pianola, so, and many others B-E values
IL used Upright pianos. o. J. DeMOLL a.
CO. Cor l-Lh and q SIS fest
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE

WANIED-By good WashWOman. washing to
take home. Chester Ct. bet and ".
and l4rr ano 18th sta. IL.
WANTED LADIES TO RECEIVE ELEC-
TRlCAL SCALP TREATMENT, 81 SHAM
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HELP WANTED
WANTED-AGENIS

WE POSITIVELY have the fastest selling
household patent on tbs market. VOL
FERN CO. Pittsburgh. Pa. mhi2-3t-
SOLICTTORS-Tw ladies' and TWO gentlemen
Address 1856 5th 81. y. +. uhIl-3t-
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Expert piano movers. Hauling. $3.50. Pack
ing and shipping. Furniture s. 50 load. sos
10th and ISIS 9Th. Phone NJ 444s- 5a22-tt
STORAGE HAULED FREE-LoEest rates in
the city. 500 per load per month EST
mates checTfully given Phone N 115f- h
BAUM & SON 81 Pa ave mh4-rf
We MOVE ANYTHING-From small boxes
and baggage to the heaviest machinery.
safes, etc Furniture IN padded vans a Epa-
cialty. ESTIMATES FURNISHED
MERCHANTS TRANSFER STORAGE CO
e9O-S22 ST. y. ". Main $500
ja4-s0t
GET OUR ESTIMATE on absolutely are
proof storage. moving. packing. UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO.. 4Is-20 10th St y
W. Main s22g je29-tf
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BISHOP.
BISHOP.

500 READINGS sL-o1
There Is no necessity for Bishop 20 publ. 3
flashing advert Iseraerts with an sorts ~ pre-.
tensions and promise For the IutesE sent ma
or woman a brlef announcement is all that -
necessary Bishop. work speaks and recon-
mcnds itself. 50 ~ you feel inclined % receive
good common sense advice call On him.
Ills Mysterious Power Reveals your life your
ambitions your iune-u0s- desires YOUR tall
ents. your business ahiliues- vc-~ Past.
Present Conditions accurately told and such
advice given which undoubtedly VIII render
YOU Satisfied. Cou-e1rel. Successful. happy.
should YOU be worried. l1- knowing which
way % turn: if the one you love has adan-
doned YOU, and il you wish for his o. her
return q YOU desire 90 be properly told x
Marriage. Love. Changes. call on Bishop. VINO
has helped and advised thousands, thus max
ing them Useful. Magnetic. Successful Hours
Daily and sunday, 10 20 s
BISHOP STUDIO, 7L sTE ST ~ ".
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUs+

SPECIAL PIANO BARGAINS
zine upright. $3.50. squares. SO. orva,-
10 LAWRENCE S. 595 10Th Tuning. q ri
Repairing H.
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

NJ SEGAL. ANTIQUE FURNITURE RE
PRODUCING. REPAIRING SlI l. ST \
W PHONE y. $50 Y. mhIAtf
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-20
Notice of Application for
Liquor License.

State OF Minnesota, County of st. Louis
City of Virginia, So.
Notice is hereby given that application
has been made in writing to the city coun-
Gil of said city of Virginia, and filed in my
Office, praying for license to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors for period of one year, COM
mencing on the 18th day of May. A. D. 1910.
and terminating on the 24th day of May, A.
d. 1911, by the following persons and at the
following place. as stated in said applica.
ton, tO-wit:
LANDRIGAN & DARCY
In the front room on the ground floor of
the two story brick building situated No.
"a Chestnut street, city of Virginia, MINI.
Said application will be heard and deter
mined by said city council of the city OF
Virginia at meeting of said council to be
held at the council chamber in said city OF
Virginia on Tuesday, the 9th day of May
A. D. 1910, at o'clock p. m. of that day.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
city this 18th day of Nav. A. d. 1910 -.
. ,< II " ALBEIT IS. BIcKFoRD,
.-~+>. City Clerk
corporate SeaL) - -. -, u. .#. 5zp31
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-20

c. E. Ellis, special writer who as
sisted in the compilation of the
Historical Souvenir of the Iron
Ranges recently issued by the En-
terprise, was in the city between
trains Tuesday evening, going to
Fort Frances on the Winnipeg Flyer.
Mr.. Ellis is at present engaged in
special work on the Duluth Even.
ing Herald, the best daily news
paper in Minnesota, and his articles
on various localities are pleasing
feature of the Saturday issues.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-20
Trunks and Suit Cases, Kratze's

Fine watch repairing. W. c. o.
man, formerly with r. E. Bailie and
A. Rohrer. Doyle Building. 2-25tf.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-20

Picture framing done neatly and
promptly at H. S. Gillespie's, 421
Maple St.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-20

MONEY TO LOAN on easy pay
ments. City and farm lands bought
and sold. LOUIS n. OSBORN,
Phone 1872 Wyoming Ave.
1O'15tf Roman Building.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-20

B. Levin went to Duluth Sunday
where he spent couple of days sc.
Letting new fall and winter goods.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-20
Focal new$.


]. II. FLEMING, licensed embalm-
er and undertaken. Call phone 17OK2
kratze's for any style Hat or Cap.
Archie Mcleod, of Kinney, was in
the city this morning.
John l.. Anderson, of Bull, was
i'll the city Wednesday.
Editor Osborn, of the Fort Frances
Times, was fraternal caller Satur.
day.
WhenyOu wanta smoke remember
you can get the finest at Lusk's &
Sigel's Billiard Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Bronson are in
the city today on their way home
from a visit to Duluth.
WANTED.-The care of children,
under four years of age. Inquire at
the Enterprise Office. 4.22tf.
The Busy Bee Little Girls Society
will meet tomorrow, Saturday, af-
ternoon with Mrs. Ole Peterson.
Fine watch repairing. W. c. o.
man, formerly with r. E. Bailie and
A. Rohrer. Doyle Building. 2-25tf.
Mrs. Jas. P. Carey and children
went to Ely yesterday for a visit of
several days with friends at that
point.
w. S. Pollock, of the Virginia
Foundry & Machine Co., left Wed
nesday for brief business trip to
the Twin Cities.
For accommodations and cent a
mile rates to Canada where you can
buy cheap land or take homestead
see F. J. Hughes.
G. L. Liscomb, range manager of
the New London Milling Co., left
Wednesday for a brief: business trip
to Two Harbors and Vermilion
points.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-20

Fine watch repairing. w. c. Os-
man, formerly with r. 3. Bailie aud
A. Rohrer. Doyle Building. 2-25tf.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1910-05-20

"Kid" Taylor, formerly short-stop
with the Virginia aggregation OF
baseball champions. dropped into
city last evening for visit with his
many friends. "Kid" says he has
quit the diamond-that he is get
ting too old to play ball-but we're
betting he'll be in the game when
the virginia Champs of 10" get
lined up on the field thirty days
from now.