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HELP WANfEO-EEMALE

APPRENTICES 70 learn high-class. up-to-date
French dresscutting. dressmaking. design
ing. ladies' tailoring. and millinery good po-
stions guaranteed after learning. Come now
II you want a good position NEW YORK
DESIGNING ACADEMY, lib @ ST
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn 800
monthly corresponding for newspapers; no
cHnvaES!ag. Send for particulars. PRESS
SYNDICATE. LOckport. n. Y.
APPRENTICE; also good presser on ladies
and gentlemen's garments; white preferred.
BESSON. 1880 Pa. ave.
COLLAR GIRIs-Experienced. CONGE-tS
LAUNDRY. "a and New York ave.
COOKS. chambermaids ard mattresses, this
city: good wages; also general worker, fam
lily OF fo- Boston, Mass $3.50 per week.
fare given EUREKA 1Oll New York ave.
COOK and assist in washing 1925 Highland
ave. Cleveland Park.
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

n H PHIEPITT. Reliable Umbrella apd
Psrasoi Maker Repairing and RECOVERING
, speciality. Craveunette. gloria, and siIk 81
30 st IA Va
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WANTED-AGENTS

NANTED-Agents 70 introduce q household
necessity OF merit, backed by strong ad-
veTtising for the agents: agents make 50 TO
$40 day. Call at 43S 7th 81. N. W.. ID
floor. NEUWAY MFG. co.
] MADE $4,000 IN I'VE years with a small
nail order business: began with - send
FOR sree booklet. Tells how. HEACOCK
Kiss LockDort N Y
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EXPERIENCED
SALESWOMEN
WANTED
By S. Kann, Sons & Co.
For following departments through
out the store:
Neckwear.
Art Needieworl.
Hosiery,
Gloves,
Knit Underwear,
Good opportunities for ambitious
young women. Apply to Superintend-
ent before 1000 a. M
GTRI-Neaf. to do general Homework. 1e1
E Cap, south side Lincoln PARK
GTRI-Good. TO work in confectionery store;
short hours and good pay 70 honest ana
reliable girl Mrs. NJ. NJ BROWN, as r l.
ave. y. W
RI-Experienced white girl for general
Homework: no laundry: family 3 adults
Apply Apartment q. 1911 Wyoming ave. y.
W.
GIRL-Reliable white. TO assist IN minding
baby and help around house MRS. II F.
McQUEENEY. Bladensburg road. l. lbs.
GIRI-Colored, for homework Apply Apart
ment 80. THE LANDMORE, llS5 Ath 81.
GIRLs-Over Is years OF aga for following
positions.
Bundle wrappers.
Cash girls
Apply TO s KAHN. SONS & CO.
before 10 a m
GIRL 10 do sewing IN a merchant tailor
store. Apply at once !. GERACI, 1255 g
GIRLS-Tvo colored; cook and chambermaid
at once. Apply 6O7 z ct. y. w
GIRL for general housework. IN family;
good home can az Us y w.
GfRL-Colored, for general houseWork: no
Washing reference. 1920 g 81 n w.
GIRL-White. or colored. nurse and assist
stay nights references. 1913 4 St y W
G9RLS-Bright. neat. Is years OF Ege. as
floor messengers; good pay and rapid pro
motion Apply 20 II ". Schaub, with
GOLDENBERG's 7th and X SITS.
COLLAR AND CUFF GIRL ELITE
LAUNDRY CO, IH 18th 81 y. ".
YOUNG GIRI-White. 10 assist with light
homework and plain cooking: must stay
nights. good home 60 right party; only white
need apply SIS Eye ST y w
HANDS on vests; experienced. Apply 100
81 $ r.
HELP-Experienced. on waists and skirts;
also an apprentice. 1913 18th ST y W
H ELPER on mems coats l22S y. Y ave
n w ID floor
HELPERS on coats and skirts; experienced.
ladies' tailoring; also apprentice A GRAY
ALLIES a. CO. 9lf 18th 81 n W.
LADY stenographer and typewriter. thor
oughIy experienced: only the best need ap-
ply Permanent position and good salary.
Address F. J.. BOX 8SL Times of1ice. 1
LADY FOR night cashier in a restaurant;
must be well recommended experience IN
necessary. BOX 575. Times office
LADY CASHIERS-6. for moving picture
thesters; must be well recommended. BOX
So Times Office,
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PICTURE FRAMES

THE WARNER ART CO, SIS H st. \. e
We frame pictures at I-3 less than any
dept. store Try US; be convinced. Open
evenings Special rates to artists and lodges
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JEWELRY

FOR SALE-By private party, ladies' and
gentle1nen's JeVvelrys cash OF credit BOX
Isl, Times Ohloa.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES



A bargain seldom Ouereds horses and
mares that have been used all summer n
the ice business are IN trst-elass condition.
aees rom % years "e-sl from Ito 20
lao each Special attention IS called %
one bay team, and years old. weigh
l.fll lbs each suitable for coal wagon or
any heavy hauling ana one o. The hand
soonest I-year-old CON DlCari1l saddle and
driving horses IN the District. is fearless o.
has been driven Tll-e IN --4y- also one nice
black horse that VIII be suitable tor grocer,
butcher, baker, NIL kIna7. OF anv general
business purpose any one thar ls IN need
Of a horse can buy one very cheap, as az
must be sold a written guarantee for ten
days viii be given with each horse Gail
at my private residence. sSS 9Th y. "
Take elmer ~ 81 or q Irh s. car 20 ( s.
THIS IS A GOOD CHANCE FOR some one
10 buy nice gentle horse cheap. suitable
Tor most any kind Of work We have owned
has always been used on a mason wagon.
I viii sell hirl very reasonable 10 any one
who viii assure him q good home Cal Mrs
hOHLER, 40 IN ST 5 W
FOR SALE-H5rse gentle ana sound. good
worker very cheap Se5S + ST y W
OK ACCOUNT OF the dean OF ms husband
j am compelled 10 sell the entire contents
Of my stable, COnslstlng OF a. follows one
pair brow mares, and years Old, weigh
l.-JJS eight other horses and mares that viii
suit farmer, grocer. butcher or any gen
eral purpose one black mare that We used
for our road mare. with mark go, late
stv-e Sranhope and harness can Al ny
private residence. As Sth 81 S. ".
FOR sALE-Heywood lump wagon. nearly
new; a bargain $50 I'd 81 y z
FOR SALE-StanhoDe buggy in me condi-
LtUu7 leather top. me cushions reasonable
Apply EUGENE SCHNAB, IS Sth s. s L
SECONDHAND SURVEYS. traps. Iuna,
bouts and delivery wagons 50 -. COGS-
WELLS. zoe. 21l. ~. "a uth y "
FAIR VIEW STOCK FARM II your ho-ss
is run down OF needs a months rest. with
special treatment. phone DOWNEE'S STA
BLES. II ZLS6
CAN'T has 10 car loads OF runabouts, sur
reys. and spring wagons VIII sell them
regardless Of cost 1206 d 81 y ".
FOR HIRE-PIeasure teams. business tsarlE-
or a horse Tor your wagon by the day.
week. or month, al reduced rates PITS
NOGLE. rear So Pa ave y " Main S.
HIRING. BOARDING. and sales Stables.
81 Missouri ave N W S D WATERS
Special rstes 10 travelling statesmen
FLOOR FINISHING
OLD FLOORS sCRArED TO the wood. re-
polished and waxed is our specially; expert
workmen5 Work guaranteed FLOOR RE-
POLISHING CO, 1870 20 81 y W send
postal
PHOTOGRAPHY
~ G~- III --N.'- '~t Va , r1l INNS tl5l
must be properly developed and printed
Nv method Of giving each Aim my PERSONAL
attention guarantees results
A TRIAL CONVISCES YOU.
SEABROOK, COS F ST n. ".
WINDOW CLEANING
HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWsF
White help and moderate prices. LEON L
CAHOON. Acme window Cleaning Co re-
moved 10 81 G ST n " Phone n zI5S.
JEWELRY
FOR SALE-By private party. ladies' and
gentlemen. JeNvelrys cash OF credit BOX
Isl, Times ohlce.
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PHOTOGRAPHY

TO GET THE MOST out OF your films. thsT
must be properly developed and printed
Ny method Of giving each Aim my personal
attention guarantees results
A TRIAL CONNINCES YOU
SEABROOK. eos # ST. n W
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

NJ. sEGAL. ANTIQUE Fl RNITURE RE-
PRODUCING. REPAIRING. slI L ST
N W PHONE y. $50 Y
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Rooms AND BOARD

- HAS LIZ HAlE
EYE ST y. W. sa5-Tuo nicely fu-nlsse5
rooms Darlor and second no0r front with
uTg ST \, W. l1l+-Nicely furnished rooms
with board early breakfast Phone North
18TH ST. sI0-McPhersou Square-Deg7-s b7-
rooms. excellent board. central
Q ST y. w, s1-Go7d. clean home cook
las. private family. reasonable
L ST y W. Is4e-Opposite Dev-ev Eo--7-
Second and third do1r front rooms. s5---il---
ceilent table. central IsJh 81. cars. tan
s.ents- Phone Sorth ff77.
L ST y w 'l6s5-Larse nicely furnished
lo'i-' win unsurpassed fare. cheap for
I've. abe board. $ 50 week
EYE ST. y W, IIzI-R1Cns. s0utber- e.
home table
ST y W. lSf7-FUraIshed and ,1nfur-
n-shec rooms excellent board: hIgh I0-a-
,.o-l. az car lines, exclusive neigh5o-ho0d-
C ST y E. ss4-Aeeommodatioas FOR three
young men; rooms. with board
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
I PAY the highest cash prices Tor ladies'.
gentlemen s, and children's CASTOR wearing
apparel drop postal. viii call. c. LIVING
SLON. Il IN - XIV. o. Phone North 1904
HIGHEST CASH prices paid Tor worn coin
ms either ladies'. OF gents; send postal.
vii call B IARSHEs. lSoS tn S. y. "
Phone North ass.
WANTED-To exchange lessons q, s.e1o--
raphy az English Tor Spanish, wiki well
edEcatec Spania-d- Address E h Room
:. PACING Building. city
SEND YOUR GOODS 10 SMITHS AUCTION
HOUSE. 90 La ave, where We pay highest
cash prices 1oT al merchandise sales every
tuesday and THURSDAY
y LESSONS IN oil and china painting. S %.
Ststs lessons oec Use o. paints and
brushes Established "A years BUR
FEIND'S STUDIO. u14 G ST y W
BIG MONEY paid Tor ladies and gentIemea's
SSS1-e-- S.othlngs shoes. hats Postal, viii
81 ;. 6E6NSIEIN. 1914 9Th St y $3.50 Y
WANTED-Second-hand furniture OF an
KINGS also carpets maLIlngs. stoves. etc
pay the highest cash prices Send card
OF phone d NOTES. 6l3 La ave. y. W
WANTED-Typewriter 10 repair and rebuild,
\. ". Room IS
H BAUM & son. 81 Pa ave. \. W.-An
opportunity TO dispose OF all kinds OF fur
niiere- We are In the market TO buy slight
" Cseo furniture. store fixtures. and onIce
turniture OF every description. Il BAyM
s son. Phone n 1Z5E
ToDAT's PROBLEM consists in fHinE N
lhe missing words in a series OF sentences
OF which this is No. 2 When complete II
VIII form sentence which rep-ese1rs The
unanimous opinion OF all who Know bv e,
perience-
N0Lnlng more 20 the memory Of
SIC Walter Scott than the nnagn{fcent r7arnar
IN which he fought on adversely and paId am
the debts OF scoUndrelly partner with prac-
tically his Iife"
H1SHESI CASH paid for ladies' or gentle
men worn garments send postal. viii
call AELPER, 1922 eth 81. y. W
NANIED-Furniture for cash: sell your
goods 20 the man who gives YOU the most
money See HOPWOOD. Sth and x.
WANIED-Furuiture and carpets, contents
OF houses speciality. for cash. fair and
square dealings ALBAUGH. So = y W
BIG MONEY paid for cast or cIothlng. Shoes
hats, and shirts; drop postal will cali
H GEWIRZ. los 7th St y W
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FLOOR FINISHING

OLD FLOORS SCRAFED 70 the wood. re-
polished and waXed is our specially; expert
Horknens work guaranteed FLOOR RE-
POLISHING CO, 1870 30 81 y. ". Seaa
postal
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RUG WEAVING.
COAL AND WOOD
DUMPING GROUND

DUMPING GROUND CONVENIENT To
THE BUSINESS SECTION
Easily accessible from any part OF business
Washington Make arrangements for priv
tlege Of dumping with
OLD DOMINION DUMPING CO.
100 D ST. n. W
Hours. 10 10 L
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWsF
White help and moderate prices. LEON Z.
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co re-
moved 70 81 G ST y " Phone n 15S
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FOR RENT-R00MS
Furnished and TTufr-rnigb.S

AAA-AA AAS - VIZ
Furnished and UufUInished.
18th ST y. W. s35s-Two or three com
munlcating rooms. with closets. "a floor
sunni s2uth side rooms heat. gas and bath.
IAfse porches and yard; SIGHT housekeeping
peIMltted; very reasonable.
. ST " W. E4-Furnished and IInFU--
nlshed room. suitable for light h0usekeep-
lngi terms reasonable
Il ST. y. W. ISGs-Tv-o large looms second
Moor. suitable for light housekeeping. heat
anu sas-
MONROE ST y ", 1s23-FUrnisbe5 rooms
'Sith board south exposure; suitable for
Two ne'- VI couple
o ST y. IS. 475-FurnIshed or unfurnlsbeI
rooms. with or without board heat. gas;
ST. y. ". s5s-R0oms. furnished or IN
furnished
18th ST. y ". ss1-Large unf1rnigbe5
room; reasonable prise 20 white party; also
one furnished hall room.
18TH ST n W. T24-Two second fo5- Tog-oT
suitable for light housekeeping; bath On
same floor
81 ST y W. 42l-Th-ee rooms. Furnished
complete for light house keeping: 49, f5o-.
also gnturnisEed rooms
Q ST \ W. sz2-Tvo unfurnis6ef an one
furnished rooms. wiki or without board
terms reasonable
FOR RENT-Iu desirable location C5e7-T--
Town furnished and UufuruisheE rooms
BOX $40. Times Office
ST y W, I5-Eurire 1oor Furnished
or unfurnisned. connecting. bath. heat. and
gas terms rezEona BILE.
STU ST n W. lIC2-Iarge second sou
front room. furnished or uEfsruished. /
CORCORAN ST. y. W. l5Iz-Fl-riz-e4 az
UNI FURNISHED rooms. first. second. " third
nooE, single or double. and also c1u-1r11f-
eating, with private bath u desired. very
large, nice rooms and also light housekeeD-
ing II desired.
ST, Zsf-TwO rooms Tor light h0usekeeD-
ing5 heat. light. and gas
u 81 y ", S-l-SeC1nI floor rooms for
light housekeepiug- reasonable
Q ST y ". tzgs-vTith private ga--IIv- or
rooms on Sd f5Or; heat and gas
-fTH ST. y. ". IG5-Furnigbed o. rTTT----
nisheo rooms. suitable Tor light h0usekaeD-
-uE
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WOMEN'S WANTS

NEW ECRk LADIES TAILOR, suits made
10 order. 50 Up; II goods furnished, SI3;
guarantee mt NJ. KRAKOW. cor 18th & NJ
QUALITY ICE CREAM delivered In the CITY.
A-o GAL. &c u GAL TRY IT.
GEO. H AMREIN. 1908 y. y. AVE.
VIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. natural
non-surgical; cloth bound, 800 page book
free Apply By mail sl6 Colorado Building
Free lecture for women Wednesday 2:S0 pm
STICKIEST STICKER that ever stuck Clues
furniture. glass, china. books everythine
Royal Glue Dc, SOC. Ptnts 81 Druggists. etc.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Silver mesh bag, on road between
Washington and Marlboro: valuable on ac-
count OF association. Reward. ParkWOOd
Apartment, 1915 X St, Suite "a,
LOST-Pair gold eyeglasses, Sunday after
noon, IN Zoo Park Reward. Return 20
r ;. BRENNAN. "a Home Life Bldg, Tel
Main 1910
LOST-Lady's black hand bag. containing
various articles Of jeygeiry. mileage book.
and small amount Of money. bag left on
lunch room counter at UBion Station late
Saturday night Liberal reward and 40
questions asked for return Of same 10 D. 3.
CASLEY, $50 La ave n ".
TODAY'S PROBLEM consists in filing IN
the missing words in a series Of sentences
Of which this Is No l. When complete II
will form sentence which represents the
unanimous opinion Of AL who know by ex-
peTience.
Although the crown was rendered Caesar
three and refused as many, Cassius
maintained that he did It, and would
accept the fourth"
LOST-Male dog, brown, with white oreats;
numbsr Of tag 1879. Reward. 250s Pa.
ave.
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BICYCLES

WANTED-Boys bicycle. sound. good co1di-
ZION, and cheap Address BOX 3S5. Times
Office
VIKING BICTCLES-Au repairs FREE f9r
one year easy payments II desired T.. ~.
mud. II, Inc, lZ-3 y. y ave y "
We LEAD-OTHERS FOLLOW
Unicorn puncture-proof tires, SIS PIT on.
P. = MENDELL & CO. I72s 9Th St y ".
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Want Ads
Talk to the
Town
Through
The Times
the Average AID Costs Less
Than 25c.
Telephone Number, Main $3.50
PERSONAL

W. J. COLVILLES latest book. Ancient
Mystery and Modern Revelation with
others OF his works; and any other books
pertaining 70 spiritual works. For sale by
SIGNORA ANNINA ANDRINA F'AZZI, cor.
9TH and z. Cap. sts. Phone Lincoln 1858
over POstOffCe-
I LEND MONEY or PAWN TICKETS; ;
per cent: small monthly payments. Let
me save your jewelry. Address BOX Sc
Times office
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

I PAY the highest cash prices Tor ladies'.
gentlemen 8, and childreu's CASTOR wearing
] apparel drop postal. viii call c. LIVING
SIOE, ia 7th 81 NV. o. Phone North 1904
HIGHEST CASH prices paid for worn cloth
ings either ladies' OF gents, send postal
VIII cal B TARSHESs lS0S tn s. y. "
Phone North As
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FOR RENT-R00MS
Furnished.

RIGGS PLACE y. W. 1a5-Thrce unusual
outside furnished rooms; light housekesp-
ing reasonable
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/ FOR SALE-H3rse gentle ana sound. good
worker very cheap 1888 + 81. y W
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MOTORCYCLES

FOR SALE-ReadlnE-Sta good running
coEdition5 cheap. $50 L 81 y y.
FOR sALE-IsI0 Yale gJod as new. an sx-
l-Z3 y. y.
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AUTOS FOR HIRE.

AUTOMOBILES for hI-c q Marlboro raceA
starting October f. Apply az the KEYSTONE
HOTEL or Dhcne Main 5IsZ
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AUTOS REPAIRED

LET Us Put YOUR shade. radiator. fend-
er. and lamps into proper condition. very
small cost Try Us FRENCH RADIATOR
q FENDER CO.. 1f52 = 81 " " North 5y-5 Il
We REPAIR or REBUILD your auto; cars
c-e@Eec . cay CT month"; els. gasoie1s,
guaranteed 1445 Columbia Court. between
lsth and l5-h. Columbia -. and Irving ST. l
AUTOS REPAIRED no work TOO coupIi-
Gated Tor s-= Euachinlst- BESSER- Ice 6th-
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ROOSEVELT RECEVTD BY
THE KING OF NORWAY

Christiana, Norway, May 4.-The
Roosevelt party arrived here at one
fifteen this afternoon A big crowd
was on nand to welcome the former
president and mis- family.
Mr. Roosevelt will remain here un-
til Friday evening, when he will leave
fer Stockholm. Tomorrow he will de
liver the Nobel prize address at the
National theatre and in the evening
he will be entertained NJ banquet
MIR. Roosevelt was formally re-
ceived at the railway station by King
Haakon and Queen Maud. The meet
ing between their majesties and the
former president was cordial. Great
crowds along the streets cheered Mr.
Roosevelt as he drove to the palace.
From Kornsjo the Roosevelts trav-
elcd in a special train sent for them
by the government. The conductor
wore q broad leather belt bearing the
arms of Norway The special signi-
ficance of this belt is to indicate that
royalty is travelling. The trip through
southeast Norway was e1livened r.
frequent demonstrations. The school
children had been given a holiday anc
ut every place along the route. they
.rassed on the station platforms and
with waving hats and handkerchiefs
gave a a,Iety of school yells. At
Moss the boys from the high school
gave a yvH which drew Mr.. Roosevelt
to open the window.
THAT sounds like an American col
lege YELL" he said. Il wish yoa and
the gF>own-ups good luck"
The boys cheered again as the train
drew out.
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NEARING THE END OF STATES
CASE IN THE HYDE TRIAL

Kansas City, Mo-. May 4.-Practi-
cally all of the morning session in the
Hyde murder trial was consumed in
the cross examination of DIR. Vaughn.
Fhe questioning was confined to the
Investigations made upon the organs
of Colonel Swope.
Mrs. Logan Swope, the last witness
for the state, will probably be called
this afternoon.
Mrs. Logan Swope. the mother of
Mrs. Hyde, took the witness stand
this afternoon. The defense made a
strenuous objection to the witness
telling about the courtship of her
daughter by DIR. Hyde. Judge Latshaw
cverruled the objections, but the
state did not press the subject.
Immediately after their meeting
TIE witness said the physician began
to call on her daughter. Sne said her
home was in good condition and add
cd.
There was no sickness in the
house for many years prior to Sep
tember, 1909
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SEVERAL CASES DECIDED
IN DISTRICT COURT

Before leaving the city yesterday,
Judge Wan ii. Pope handed down his
decisions in several civil actions, as
follows:
Heinman Brothers against Welter
Brothers, Judgment for $46.13, ON &C
count, and for costs.
Matte Laura Neuschafer against
Henry w. Neuschafer, decree for div
orce.
The Rotan Grocery Co. against
Welter Brothers, for $42.SO. ON ac-
count, and for costs.
Gave an order confirming the sale
by l.. X. NcGaffey, administrator, to
Ella Lea Bedell, for $4,000. certain
property of the Lea estate.
b. w. and r. E. Blair, formerly of
the Monarca Grocery Co, against
Fred II. Miller, Judgment on account,
for s2S3.53, and for costs.
II. J. and Anna o. Hagernan, ex-
ecutors of the estate of the late J. j.
Hagernan, against r. ]. Dunnahoo,
for $3.50. as amount due on a promis-
sorry note, and for costs.
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Tax Payers Take Notice.

Sec. 25, Chapt p, Laws of 1899,
is as follows: 1t is the duty of every
person, firm or corporation hay ing
any interest. legal or equitable, in any
real estate or other property in this
Territory on the 1st day of March in
any year, TO see that such property
is properly listed for taxation on the
assessment rolls for such year, in toe
county in which same is located and
file schedule of same.
III any person liable to taxati,r
fails to return a true list of such prop
erty It is then the duty of the asse }
sor Co make a list of such property
and It's value according to the best
information obtainable and the person
so failing Is liable to a penalty of 2a
per cent in addition to the assessment
which snail be assessed and collected
the SAME as part of the taxes"
The time prescribed by law is from
March lst to April 3Oth in each year
Therefore any one not having thei-
property listed is requested to see
that same is properly rendered on OIL
before the 18th of May or be subject
to the 25 per cent penalty that is al
lowed by law.
GUY Fl. HERBERT.
Assessor.
sits Chaves Co., N. NJ
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physician, and no physician shall is
sue any prescription calling for such
Intoxicating liquor without writing
and signing the same and stating
therein that such prescription Il up
On his personal diagnosis and con-
forming in all respects to the require
ments of Section 10 hereof, relative
to form and contents of such prescrip-
ton. and no physician shall resort
to any subterfuge whatever with in
tent to violate the spirit of this ordi-
nance, or by which this ordinance
shall be violated.
Liquor and Intoxicating Liquor De-
fined.
Section 13. The terms "liquor" and
Intoxicating liquor" as used In this
ordinance are hereby declared to
mean and include all intoxicating
malt, vinous, spurious, mixed and
fermented liquors and all beverages
which contain more than one per
centum of aaconol
"Person" Defined.
Section IA. The term person" as
used in this ordinance is hereby de-
clared to mean all natural persons,
corporations. firms. partnerships, as
sociations and joint-stock companies,
whatsoever.
Repeal Section.
Section Is. Sections nine, ten, elev-
en-. thirteen and fourteen of Ordi-
nance No. 26 of the Compiled Ordi-
nances OF the City OF Roswell are
hereby repealed. such repeal to take
effect on the First day of July, 1910.
Penalty for Violation Of This ordi-
nance.
Section 16. Any person who snail
violate any of the provisions of this
ordinance or who shall fail to COM
ply with any of the provisions there
of shall be deemed guilty of an Of
fense against the City OF Roswell and
upon conviction thereof Shall be fin-
ed in any sim not exceeding $4,000
or by imprisonment not exceeding
thirty days. or by botn such fine and
Imprisonment in the discretion of the
court trying the cause.
Any person who shall be convicted
of the violation of this ordinance
shall, after the first offense, be fined
IN any srD not exceeding $4,000 or
Imprisonment not exceeding ninety
days or both such fine and imprison-
nnent in the discretion of the court
trying the canse.
The sentence to Imprisonment, by
the court, upon conviction of an Of
fense against this ordinance may, in
the discretion of the court, include
hard labor upon the streets of the
City of Roswell. during the term of
such Imprisonment
Section II. This ordinance shall!
take effect and be in force from and
after its publication as required by
law.