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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

u 80 f,ur wears excellent references. wages.
S.n. ci,v country. Industrial Association, IL
-. 90 ~ Tel n@l0 hryant.
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

Official Record and FOrycast.-Nashingto
Feb. 1S-The Southwestern depression Of Tues
day night has developed into a barometric
trough That stretches from Western Pennsyl-
Nauia 20 Texas with lowest pressure in
Arkansas Rain has fallen in connection there
with in the ohio and middle Mississippi VAL
lows Arkansas Oklahoma. Kansas and leNas-
A second depression has entered California
from the Pacific coast. causing heavy rams IN
that state and moderate rains in other Pacific
Coast states. The temperature has risen in
Atlantic Coast districts and fallen in the lower
Missouri Valley, Arkansas and Oklahoma. The
present change 10 lower temperatures. now
ever is not so great as the one experienced
bout a week ago. The depression in Arkansas
will cause rain throughout the ONO valley, me
Gulf south Atlantic and middle Atlantic
states Thursday. and in the New England
states Thursday or Friday. There viii be snow
iu the lower lake region and the mountain DIS
fricts OF Western Pennsylvania. temperatures
Will fan considerably in the Gulf states ana
,ha lower Ohio Valley Thursday, and IN Al
lsntic Coast districts Friday.
winds for Thursday and Friday: North At
lantic moderate northeast. probably lncTeas-
ms. middle Atlantic. moderate east 10 south-
cast. south Atlantic moderate south; easl
Grlle moderate 10 brisk southeast. west &ui1
moderate southwest. becoming northwest Lane
Michigan. moderate north 10 northeast
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
- tts. sunset. $50; moon rises. 3.34;
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Shibbing Information and
Marine NeWS of the World
INCOMING STEAMERS,

ssst o. sandy Hook a. noon Yesterday - q
pcctcd 60 dock this forenoon.
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not SEwORKER.-Finuish sirL very neat
md capable. best reference; also Young
- lately landed very neat and WILING.
russiia Agency $50 lexington ave. Tel
44S3 Plaza
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IAIINDRESS and NHAMBEKMAID. OF
KTTCUENMAID Neat young Finnish
oiri' good reference. Jussila Agency $50
i,.lrgton eve Tel. 44i3 Plaza.
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Female

COOK TArrNDREsS and CHAMBERNAlD.
- nfTf,E-e Finnish. citX- or country
GOOD reference. Jussila Agency. $50 Lex
49,, ave Tel .453 Plaza.
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FAC SMILE LETTERS.

IMITATION typewritten letters loe CSC;
goo 81 40 II. II. KERRY. Beekman st..
Corilandt-5022
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C510,y -Capabie- best reference. Finnish
- ,.er, ncaf and willing. has friend as
.sitr.ss and chsmbcrmai0. JussiiA Agency
ESQ felireton ave. Tel. 4i53 Plaza.
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PEARSON HOME

HILIADALE. BALTIMORE co. ND.
Devoted exclusively TO the treatment OF cruz
addictiors
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CANADA.
ALL WINTER SPORTS AT QUAINT QUEBEC
INSTRUCTION.
BUSINESS SCHOOLS.
DANCING SCHOOLS.

n.Lu school. Il6 ". 18th II. stsnogra-
HtmU1II ply. b'kkpg. Secr-tarial courses
tubtsbStt civil Service Day & eve Booklet
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

NoDERN DANCEs.--G. HEPBCRN VII
sOS. AeoIian Hall 80 West 42i 81. y. Y.
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CHANGES SLIGHT ON
NEW YORK MARKET
Ruroms of Change in Tariff
Sugar Schedule Causes Beet
Sugar Advance.

NEW YORK. June with the
London Stock Exchange and the ma
jority of the Continental bourses
closed in observance of the Whit
monday holiday. and little public in
terest being displayed in the market,
the New York stock Exchange was
left today practically under the in
fuence of the whims of the floor
traders. Price levels wers slightly
lower at the opening than they had
been at Fridays close. and through
out the morning the market backed
and filled without material change.
The announcement that the constitu-
tionalists of Mexico have made Car
rama provisional president of the re-
public complicated the Mexican situa-
ton and discounted the efforts now in
progress toward mediation.
Rumors that a change in the tariff
sugar schedule Is being seriously con-
sidered. with the prospect that a duty of
l per cent may be restored on the COM
brought in duty free after 1916. caused
buying of Beet Sugar stock, with the re-
suit that that issue advanced 1s points
early in the day.
Missouri. Pacific directors are meeting
this afternoon to determine definitely
whether or not the s25, 100000 worth of
notes maturing today can be extended
for another year. 1t was said that
more than 50 per cent of the notes had
been deposited Saturday. Whether the
directorate will require the depositing
of the entire supply of notes before
making the extension plan operative is
not known.
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DEATES

BRowNE-At II .s5 .. m. May u. 11i4. AL
DIS B., Beloved husband OF Mary Deiaha.
Browne, In his fifty-seventh year.
Funeral from his late residence. is55 Wy
oming avenue. Wednesday, June 3 at I
p. m
CAMPBELL~-on Sunday. May Il. 1915. a
1910 a. m, JAMES IRWIN CAMPBELL
aged seventy-nye years. six months. clever
days.
Funeral from bis late residence. 1soc Jack
son street northeast two blocks north o
Eighteenth street and Rhode Islant ayenus
northeast). on Tuesday. June ?, at 1890 a
m Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment private.
HUIDEkOPER-on Saturday, May %. 1914
at her residcpee. 1914 Eighteenth street
Washington. %. c.. VIRGINIA CHRISTIE
HUlDEaOPER. widow of Frederic Wolteri
Huidekoper. and beloved mother OF Frederi
LOUIS huidekoper and Reginald Shipper
HueekOper.
FLI.sr.i services at her late residence OF
MonGay. June l. at o'clock
New York. Philadelphia and Boston paper
please copy).
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oday's Sales on
The Local Exchange

Columbia r. R. SIS, 81, ,OO0dlO05s.
Washington Railway As s1,OOOds2sx.
Potomac Electric SIS, first, 50, OOOGlO5.
Washington Railway common, 25dSIIs.
ldS7ls. 2jGS7Is, 25GS7h.
N z shington Gas, 25QTL, 25G77k,
E77is.
p "rgenthaler. 10G217.
ington Ins., 25G12Z.
Af'er call
" ash. Ry. pfd.. 2OdSSz, SdSS4..
N' 'rgenthaler, I0GHL
pital Traction, 25d10Ols.
10 cene-Cananea, 50d32A.
p rgenthaler, 5Q217s. 5a2I7h.
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Officer Praises Efforts
Of Heroic Infantrymen

The action OF two officers and two
rrivates of the Second Regiment of In
fantry, OF the Hawaiian Brigade, who
risked their lives In an effort to find a
private who was lost in ''Hells Pocket"
in the Koolan Mountains. Hawaii, Is
highly commended in report from their
commanding officer. Brig. Gen. Clarence
r. Edwards. 4. S. A. The men named
im the report are Second Lieut.. Thomas
J. Camp. Second Lieut.. II. +. Nichols.
Corporal Farmer, and Private MidklH,
Of the Second Infantry.
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-OCK SALES ACTIVE
T FOLLOWING HOLIDAY
aShington Railway Common
leads List, While Mergen-
heIar Price Increases.

fc owing the Memorial Day holiday.
|iCr closed the Washington Stock
|cEange Saturday, brokers this morn
we're armed with a fairly large
|naer of orders. and trading was &C
y. Washington Railway common
Ia the stock list, four quotation lots
lnE disposed of at S7Is bid, the bid
lee that prevailed at the close of the
L week. Twenty-three shares Of this
hpany's preferred sold at S33l. 4
he demand for Mergenthaler Limo
be stock continued and the price vas
81 tly higher, thirty shares bringing
|n 2I7 to 217k. One quotation lot of
pital Traction stock sold for 1OOl&. =,
wo sales were made among the COM
Fa'ively inactive stocks, fifty shares
Greene Cananea Copper, which is
ling today exdividend, brought 3214.
2 twenty-five shares of Arlington Fire
1urance stock were traded at I2s..
ashington Gas was up a fraction over
nEing ~.
b bond sales included one 5000 Co.
nb a Railroad at lOOlt; a $1,000 Wash
,ton Railway and Electric at SIS,
5000 worth of Potomac Electric
wer first SIS at los.
n IN effort to secure data which will
oN instrumental in promoting the
:cisnt organization of the Federal
'el-ve banks. Comptroller of the Cur
lcN Williams has distributed among
: member banks of the twelve re-
nal banks elaborate forms on which
r. institutions are requested to make
y reports during the month of June.
n items to be noted in these reports
Yer large part of the business dasle
Zach individual bank with its de-
,iturs, and deal with practically every
nsaction carried on by these institu-
rs with their correspondents in other
les. as well as the transactions Of
,hange.
,es piet the Comptroller's statement
lis request, that 'it is not believed
g work will be heavy or burden
ne on those banks where the most
proved system of accounting and
most modern methods are now in
IRA tion.' Washington bankers, hav-
started this morning to comply
IN his request declare that II will
3 much extra work One banker
q that he estimated that even
IS lshington banks will find that it
y require fully two hours each day
their forces to compile the data
Sed for. The burden will prove
.remely onerous. he adde. for the
BE institution of New York city.
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Auction.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TwO-STORY
BRICK DWELLINGS ON CAPITOL AVE
NUE.. IVY CITY, d. c.
By virtue Of a certain dead of trust re-
corded In Liber No. 1887, at folio 29s ct seq,
one OF the Land Records of the District Of
Columbia. and at the request OF the party Sc
cured thereby we will sell at public auction
lsli at Four-thirty D. m, the following de-
scribed land and premises situate In the
County Of Washington, District of Columbia,
and known as lot numbered eleven (1) in
block numbered three (3 in the subdivision
known as Ivy City, together with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms OF Sale: Sold subject to a deed of
trust OF sI4.12 and balance cash. sl00 deposit
required at time of sale. All conyeyancing
and recording at purchasers cost. JOHN
W. LEWIS. WILLIAM A. BOWIE. Trustees.
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Radium Cure Succeeds.

BALTIMORE. June L-Radium treat
ment has cured cancer OF throat in the
case of A l. Glass. OF Florida, who
came here for treatment in March. The
cancerous growth was first noticed in
January
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Want to See Service.

NEW YORK. June L-If President
Wilson will let 15) Sing Sing prisoners
help pacify Mexico their band will give
excellent music IT, Mexico City July 4,
they have promised the President.
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Normal Cotton Crop,
Department Reports

The condition OF the cotton crop on
May % was 7i.3 per cert of normal, ac-
cording 70 a report today OF the crop
reporting board Of the Department OF
Ngriculture. compared with al on May
-. 1913: 7Sy on that date in 1912, and S0.4.
the average of the past ten years on
Nav g
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FIVE and ten-cent store doing a large busi-
ness; living rooms: rent So: chance OF
lifetime.
LUNCH room owner, leaving city. will sell
for 500 cash, balance of $500 in easy pay
ments.
GROCERY; one Of best stores s. W. living
rooms, sickness cause Of selling; also light
grocery and confectionery y. w: opportunity
TOR lady; price right
BRASS FOUNDRY and machine shop. in
cluding all stock and machinery:srent $50.
Wall paper business. downtown Inclern
equipment: cheap rent
BARGAINS in rooming houses-roomins
house, l. rooms. $50. another, 10 rooms,
new furniture, Si2S; ten other houses; busi-
ness places exchanged for rea estate. See
the brokers who can sell.
MARSHALL BUS. BROKERS, g13 n. Y. ave.
TO BUY or sell See us for results Lunch
room; transfer junction n. w; receipts SIS
day; reduced 10 $3.50; dining and lunch room;
18th st. location; paying well; same owner
ID years; asking price Sl.l5o.
GROCERY and meat store; no better paying
or located stand in y. w. at Sl.1O0: halt
cash. balance easy. Grocery lSIh St y.
w: rent SO; big value at sJ75.
RoOMING HOUSE: nicely furnished: 10 r.:
baths: near Pension Office: easy terms on
low price 1916; also rooming and boarding
house; central n. w; otfer wanted.
gold mine for hustler: paying and old es-
tablIshed stand north OF District. Delicates-
Heights; sell less than third Gust TO
equip.
CIGAR and soda stand: prominent corner y.
E; rent $50: bargain at $500: barber shop:
chairs: only S.SSO. Confectionery. bakery
and ice cream store; paying corner: only 500
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, l42a F.
THIS CHANCE is offered once in a lifetime
VIII sell controlling interest in a growing
Baltimore corporation. manufacturers OF
drug specialties; nothing but success can be
Its future because merchandise they manu-
Jacture has the merit: output Of company In
demand: party can take full charge If de-
sired: only those looking for a future, have
money and mean business need to apply
Reason for selling will be satisfactorily sx-
piained. RON S6y Times Office.
CIGAR stationery store for sale; low rates
Apply ll2l eth ST. n. ". IL
FOR SALE-PrOsperous cafe and dairy lunch
business; we'll esJa blished trade: advantage
Gus location. terms reasonable, cash only
OLIVE CAFE. N II St ~ E Apply i'm
mediately. /.
FOR RENT-Corner store; good stand. in
Guiding stock. Apply i5C3 Wisconsin ave
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Vital Records.
Birtha

Lee c. and Irene /. Thorne. boy.
Joseph y. and Mamie e Reeves. boy.
" alter Z. and Margaret z. Hu.ehins. sir.
David J. and Violet e. Hogan, girl.
EDWARD r. and Mary A. Genoe girl.
John &. and Catherine c. Garland. girl.
Edward r. and Fannie II. Wines. boy.
Justin and Mary Peruxzi. boy.
Unger c. and Dollie A. Murnan. girl.
Wallace z. and Jessie Miller. girl.
Horace Z. and Leila A. Longiey. giri. .
J. Paul and Madeline Kelly boy.
Charles b. and Eva krener. girl.
Vernon E. and Grace A. Ksiser. boy
George z. and Sudie X. knatz. boy.
Hugh and F1erence NJ. Higgins. gill.
John and Ella Thomas. girl.
William and Martha Trfyers. boy.
James z. and Ophelia Preston. 10y.
John and Rosa Newman. girl
James and Ella Ester. girl.
Samuel c. and Mary e Thomas. boy.
William II. and Capitola Carroll. girl.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS Of tn.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF the
District OF Columbia, Washington, May -.
1914. Sealed proposals will be received at
this office, Room 50s. District Building. Until
two o'clock. Z. NJ. June 10. 1914. for furnish
ing. delivering and placing in position in
Normal School No. 2. this city, 49, more or
less steel lockers. Specifications and form
OF proposal may be obtained from the Pur-
chasing Officer, ID. c., Room 40. District
Building. OLIVER p. NEWMAN. FREDER-
lex l. SIDDONS, CHESTER HARDING,
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Deaths

Josephine Henderson. Is years. abisy Hespt
tai.
Rogue G. Munoz. 5 Year,. COS Q ssrsss
northwest.
Mary c. schaefer. 81 years. 11 L strssa
northwest.
Halle wilmer. . years. sibIey Hospital
Sarah J. Dempster. "a years. Garnsld Hoo
pital.
Annie z. Reynolds . ysars. 1s,e wisconsil
avenue northwest.
Matte Z. Trundale. - years. - r strss,
northwest.
Charles Ciasgett. g years. washingtou. Asy.
Ium Hospital.
Virginia c. Huikekoper. n years. 1H4 siH
teenth street northwest
Sarah Jackson, 40 years. Government Hospt
tai for the Insane. =
Cora Brown. 1s years. Tubercuiosis Hospital
Juinata Smith. days. 3 Elvin avenue
Anacostia. ID. c.
Lawmsn Nickens. s4 years. Home for Ags<
and Iniirm.
Thomas e.. Scott. 60 years. 10 Second strses
southwest.
Caroline jackson. 70 years. M = strsss
northwest.
Benedict 5 shamweli. a years. Brishtvoed.
d. c.
Edward Craig. 50 years. sc7 n street north
west
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SPECIAL NOTICES

BEGINNING JUNE LIST. 1914, the Potomac
Electric Power Company will renew free OF
charge for its regular customers Mazda
Lamps OF the loo watt size and larger should
the lamps or ailments have the appearance
OF being broken BY accident or design they
will not be renewed free. There will be a
reduction in the price OF Mazda Lamps also
effective on June lst. 1914 For further in
formation apply at office corner lith and c
SITS. y. w.
PUBLIC MASS MEETING under auspices of
Woman's Bindery Union. Local No. ~.
June . I:s'0 p. m, Odd Fellows Hall, Al 7th
ST. All interested in German bill please be
in attendance. good speaking. good music.
OFFICE Or THE GEORGETOWN GAS
LIGHT COMPANY. Wisconsin aud Dunn
barton avenues Northwest, Washington ID. c.
A Meeting OF the stockholders OF this Com
pany for the election OF seven directors and
FOR the transaction VI such other business as
may come before this meeting will be held
at this office on Monday. June lst. 1914. at
IL m. Polls open l. m; close 1 D. m. Books
for transfer of stock will be closed from May
2Gts TO June LIST, lyli. inclusive.
CHARLES r WILLIAMS, Secretary.
NEVER PUT OFF Till tomorrow mat you
can do today. Phone Fennoyer and have
$40 ID st. n. w
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LEGAL NOTICES

A SPECIAL stockholders meeting OF the
Diamond Mining and Milling co. for the
purpose OF amending its charter will lie held
in $40 Bond bldg, Washington, d. &. June 2.
1914, at 10 a. m. N v. SUESS, Secretary.
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BONDS.
New York Cotton Market.

Furnished 20 The Washington Times by
A G. Plant & Co. l4l5 g street northwest
Open. High. Low. 1875.
Julv - l320 1921 1919 1871
October. l272 12.75 12.12 l2..5
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New York Market.

Quotations received by W. B. Hibbs & Co..
members New York Stock Exchange, Wash.
lngton Stock Exchange. and Chicago Board
Of Trade, Hibbs Building
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PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Washington. May Is. 1914. Sealed proposals.
in duplicate will be received at the depart
ment until p. m. Thursday, June Is. 1914.
ders as may attend. for the erection and
completion Of COW barns and accessory struc-
lures, at the Government Hospital for the
Insane, Anacostia. ID. c., In accordance with
drawings and specifications to be had on ap-
plication at this department. All bids must
per cent OF the amount Of the bid. or a GER
tifed check payable to the Secretary If the
Interior. The right Is reserved to reject any
or all bids, TO waive technical defects, or to
interests OF the Government may require.
Applicants for plans Will be required TO de-
posit with the department certified check
Tor SO payable to the Secretary OF the In
terror as a guarantee that they will return
the plans In good condition. Proposals must
be marked Proposal for Cow Barns and Ac-
cessory Structure. Government Hospital for
the Insane" and addressed to the Secretary
OF the Interior. LEWIS c. LAYLIN. Assist
ant Secretary.
UNITED STATES SENATE. OFFICE OF
THE SECRETARY, Washington, ID. c.,
May 25. 1914. Sealed proposals will be received
at this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ,
the use of the United States Senate for the
fiscal year ending June 90. 1915. Blank forms
OF proposals, showing the quantity and quail
Ity OF each article and the form OF bond TO
be signed by the bidder and sureties. will be
furnished on application to this office. Pro-
posals should be indorsed Proposals for Sta
tionery for the United States Senate" and be
directed TO JAMES NJ. BAKER, Secretary of
the United States Senate. Washington. ID. G.
Proposals and specimens must be delivered at
named above. JAMES NJ. BAKER. Sec
retary,
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FOR EXCHANGE
RAILROADS
Chesapeake Beach Railway.

Chesapeake Beach Railway.
Schedule OF Excursion Trains
(Subject TO Change Without NoJicel
Daily Except Saturday and Sunday
Going leave District Line. $3.50 and 1880 a.
m. 2:3O. $40 and 500 .. m.
Returning. leave Chesapeake Beach, $780, 500
and 1000 D. m.
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
Going, leave District Line. $50 and II 90 a.
m, $3.50. $40 and 500 p. m.
Returning. leave Chesapeake Beach. 1880,
5:0e 500 and 1900 p. m
W JONES prssids,.
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LOCAL AND N. Y. FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Curb Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times er
Rarrimsa 8 Co.. Ssn York. G. B. ',hipman
Manager local branch. Colorado Building.
Hil Asked
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Marriage Licenses.

Max c. McClintock, Of Minneapolis. anl
Florence X. Kelley. Of Philadelphia
John A. Fentress and Violet n. JausA q
Washington.
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FOR RENT-STABlES

TwO-STORY brick stable. eox5o: stalls: q,
n alley Rear <ss K w u
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

SALE HOUSES
YOUR CHOICE OF LOCATIONS.
NEW COLONIAL HOMES.
ALL HOUSES OPEN AND LIGHTED
UNTIL p. n.
$3.50.
73l-733-735 18th st. s. E.
Three rooms deep: six rooms. bath and
cellar; furnace heat; hardwood finish; double
porch In rear. Lots r7xl17 to 3o-foot paved
alley.
$3.50.
2e0i to 2609 North Capitol St. ..
Box houses. 20 IT. front: six big rooms. tile
bath. pantry: hardwood finish: double porch;
front and rear entrance to cellar; hot-water
heat: electric lights One sold during CON-
struction.
$3.50.
1854 to 1850 East Capitol st.
Just east Of beautiful Lincoln Park Six
big. sunny rooms, tile bath; hardwood hoors
hardwood finish: laundry trays: servants
toilet: hot-water heat; double porches. Big
lots to paved alley. IS Il. Of parking.
III. r. HOWENSTEIN co.
1914 F. or 7th and II SITS. ne.
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FOR RENT-OfFICES

OFFICES FOR PATENT ATTORNEYS
The entire 5th floor Of our building at Ith
and + sts., will be rented at very attractive
figures Patent attorneys particularly. should
De interested. The location Is Dne. with
good elevator and other service Apply d.
reef to BERRY WHITAORE co.
LARGE OFFICES and stores In busn.ss
section. electric lights. elevator. steam,
janitor, 81 TO S2S Dental offices. SIS to 50
VICTOR BLDG. sth and Grant pL Call 6tn
foor
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FIVE and ten-cent store doing large bUsi-
ness; living rooms: rent So: chance OF
lifetime.
LUNCH room owner leaving city, will sell
for 500 cash, balance of $500 in easy pay
ments.
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For Rent

COLONIAL BEACH. VA, for rent. EIsis
Cottage; hve large rooms furnished: by the
week or month. Apply to MISS LAURA ..
HUNT. S22l Mt Pleasant ST. y. w.
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FOR RENT-STORES
2is4 FLORIDA AVE. n. w.

FOR RENT-lo22 Conn. ave-. storeroom. 20 by
1l0. cellar: large alley in rear: rent reduced
to 500 per month.
100 II ST. N w; store and dwelling; few
doors from 7th st.: big reduction in rent to
desirable tenant
l3i5 r ST. n. W., modern ssore-oom and
show window: lew doors from lith ST.: rent
only so.
Fine store, west side 18th ST. near r.
Etable in rear; rent s65.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, NC,
734 18th st. n. W.
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GROCERY; one OF best stores S. W. living
rooms, sickness cause Of selling; also light
grocery and confectionery n. w: opportunity
Tor lady; price right.
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FOR SALE-l0TS

RICHMOND PARk-Beautifully located, will
sacrifice at SOC per foot. cost about twice
that: must sell at once. BOX 3ss. Times
office. Il \
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BRASS FOUNDRY and machine shop, in
Cluding all stock and machinery; rent $50
Wall paper business. downtown; Ino-lern
equipment: cheap rent.
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BARGAINS in rooming houses-roominS
house, l. rooms. $50: another. i5 rooms,
new furniture, sI3S: ten other houses. busi-
ness places exchanged for reA estate. See
the brokers who can sell.
MARSHALL. BUS BROKERS, g13 n Y ave
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CONFECTIONERY and ice cream business
gold mine for hustler: paying and old es-
sen on Heights: Sell less than third Gust to
equip.
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TO BUY sell See for results. Lunch
room; transfer junction \. w: receipts SIS
day; reduced TO $3.50; dining and lunch room;
l4th St location; paying well; same owner
Is years; asking price 81. $50.