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Parker. 159; doubtful. probably Re-
publican. II; doubtful probably
Democratic, 8: New York. uncertain
OH the Presidency. 80.
The Call-Herald estimate of last
week was: Roosevelt. 257; Parker,
159; doubtful. probably Republican.
IS; doubtful. probably Democratic, 8;
uncertain. New York. 80
4 majority of the Electoral College
is 239.
The probability is that the next
House of Representatives will be Re-
publican by a safe working majority.
CAMPAIGNS NOVEL ENDING.
The campaign just closing has devel-
oped into one of the most remarkable
in recent times. The unusual features
of a candidate attacking his opponent
in office and forcing him into making a
direct reply, followed by rejoinder
from the candidate, is a novelty, and
furnished the main topic Of cOnversa-
tion where politics were discussed to-
day.
The issues upon which the campaign
has been fought have changed The
personality of the President and his
public acts, the policy of the Republi-
can party on the several questions be-
fore the people formed the basis of
Democratic attack and Republican de-
fenSe.
Issues raised in platforms. In speeches
of nomination, in letters of acceptance
and in literature of the national COM
mittees were swept away in a day and
upon the brink of the election the par
ties confront each other with the asser-
ton and denial of the two candidates
as the leading feature What others
have said or may say and what man
ayers may claim or deny all goes for
nothing in the face of the remarkable
spectacle of two Presidential candidates
closing a contest with public utteranees
of such vigor and directness that no
one can mistake their meaning.
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NAY LEAD TO WAR.
Onicials Fear Result of Battle Be
tween Students.

tween students.
VIENNA, Nov. 5.-The attack upon
the Italian students at Innsbruck
Thursday occasions great solicitude
here. There is no attempt to disguise
In certain official circles the apprehen-
sion that the relations between Aus
tria and Italy, which have been
strained for some time. are now near
the breaking point. It is well known
that the anti-Austrian feeling
throughout Italy will be greatly in
creased by the unfortunate events of
Thursday, and the public feeling.
which has long been excited under the
propaganda Of the Dante Alighieri
Society, may become infiamed to a
war pitch. There can be no doubt
that, notwithstanding the earnest ef-
forts Of the German Emperor and of
Count Won Bulow TO pour oil upon
the troubled waters, the triple alliance
is practically at an end. The trouble
was revived recently by the failure to
renew the commercial treaty between
the two countries. The Hungarian
Government opposed the renewal be-
cause OF the competition of Italian
wines and produce, and the Italian
and Austro-Hungarian governments
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BOTH CLAIM COLORADO.
Peabody's Attitude Toward Miners
Federation Is the Issue.


Federation Is the Issue.
DENVER, Nov. 5.-Governor Pea
body. Republican candidate for re-
election. will close a 'whirlwind tour
by special train with meeting in this
city on Monday evening. The Dem
ocrats held their last big rally in Den
yer tonight, United States Senator
Thomas NJ. Patterson making the
principal address.
The issue to be decided at the polls
next Tuesday is clearly defined Gov
ernor Peabody, in his speeches, has
explained and defended his course in
expelling the members of the Western
Federation of Miners from Cripple
Creek and Telluride by military force
and has pledged himself to the same
line of action in future If reelected
Alva Adams, Democratic candidate
for Governor, has promised not to
take sides in labor disputes and 10
hold the troops subordinate to the
civil authorities should their services
be required.
Both the Republican and Democrat
ic managers profess to expect large
pIuraIities for all their candidates, but
impartial observers consider the re-
suit in doubt as to State officers and
Congressmen, with a probability that
Roosevelt will carry the State.
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READY TO BEGIN TRIAL
OF NAN" PATTERSON

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-District At
torney Jerome announced to-day that
he expected on November IA to begin
the trial of Nan Patterson, who is un-
der indictment for the murder of
Caesar Young. Miss Patterson is now
in the Tombs Prison in default of
$4,000 bail.
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THE THEATERs.

ALCAZAR-''Drusa Wayne" Matines
to-day.
CALIFORNIA-"Sw Clover" Matt
nee to-day.
CENTRALs-''The Worst Woman In
London Matinee to-day.
"Glittering Gloria"
CHUTES-VaudeviIl
GRAND-''Pretty Peggy" Matinee
to-day.
MAJESTIC-"Hamle 2"
ORPHEUM-Vaudev Matinee to-
day.
TIvOLI-"The Messenger Boy"
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INNSBRUCK, Nov. 5.-Rioting on
large scale recommended at noon, the
gendarmes using their bayonets. Troops
are coming in from a distance. There
is some evidence that the authorities
VIII proclaim martial law. There is a
body Of troops posted in the neighbor-
hood OF the Italian consulate.
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were afraid to 20 under a modus vi
vendi. There was constant complaint
in the southern provinces of Austria
Of ill-treatment of Italians by the
German element. and of like ill-treat-
ment of Austrians in Italy, which cul-
minated in a series Of disturbances
throughout Italy some time ago, dur
ing which the escutcheons of the
Austrian consulates in several large
cities Of Italy were disfigured.
CONFERENCE is HELD.
An important conference was held
between Signor Tittoni, the Italian
Foreign Minister. and Count GoIu-
chowski, the Austrian Foreign Minis
ter, at Abazzia in April. There had
been an urgent demand by the Italian
citizens of Southwestern Austria for
the establishment of a school at Trent
for the purpose of teaching Italian lit
erature, law and history. This matter
was considered with great care at the
Abazzia conference, and the Austrian
representative declined to establish
the school at Trent. because of his
fear that II would increase the anti
Austrian spirit in that section, but he
compromised by establishing an Ital-
ian faculty at Innsbruck This had
the effect of exciting the German
Austrian students. and there has been
constant trouble between the two
groups ever since, eliminating in the
riots which have just taken place.
In July an important Italian nation
alist demonstration took place at
Trieste. and as a result the police
searched the rooms belonging to a turn
verein society and discovered number
of bombs.
The Premier. DR.. Won Koerber, to-day
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ROOSEVELT HAS UTAH.
Democrats Concede the Defeat OF
Their Electoral Ticket.

SALT LAKE, Nov. 5.-In Utah the
campaign this year has been marked
by a renewal of the old fight against
alleged church domination OF politics.
In the latter days of the campaign the
feeling engendered by this movement
has grown in bitterness. How much
strength will be developed at the polls
by the American (anti-church) party
is Droblematical.
Both Republican and Democratic
leaders confess themselves entirely at
sea. The Democrats, while conced-
ing the State will be carried for
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TROOPS POUR INTO INNSBRUCK
TOSTAY AUSTRIAN RIOTERS.

Attacks Italians continue and gendmes the bayonet beating
back the mobs Soldiers guard the consular of King
Victor Emmanuel and authorities will proclaim martial law district
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L Isloi OLt 1fLo " - seIf-St
FOR RENT
THE ALONZO o. BLISS PROPER
TIES
partments-thoroUghly modern; one
ownership and mana cement, agent
visits property daily.
The Lorraine new, 1904 Park St, Mt.
Pleasant, rooms and tiled bath.
$3.50 and $3.50
and tiled bath In basement, heat and
not water. go .PSlVV
The lie Grande, 607 4th St NV, rooms
The PenhuTst, As II st. ne, rooms and
The Astoria. cor Sd and c SITS. NV,
rooms. single and in suites. SO and up
The Raymond, Sl4 22d st. NV, 8 rooms,
buffet kitchen, tiled bath. S25. 90
New modern apartments. cor. 9Th and X
SITS. ne, rooms and bath; heat and
hot water free..........-----.-S2 so and $50
Modern dwelling, 1922 n. H. ave, II
rooms, baths new. Key at drug
ore. Price 500 per month
2I2Z 18th St NV. 10 ROOMS and bath. 5000
Bliss Building. 80 3 ST. NV. very destr-
able offices facing Capitol, with heat,
light, and janitor servicei from $500
per mo. up.
Excellent stores for rent. One large
store, l4O4 Park st. and 14th; very large
show windows; hot-water heat
Two fine stores, with large Easements,
As II st. ne, near Gov. Printing Of
fee: price. .-....-...- .SzO,UO
Sec janitor each property or w. f.
COwEN, Bliss Bldg, So b st. NV. Tel
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EXCELLENT STORES FOR RENT
one large store. 1904 Park st. and 18th;
very large show windows; hot-water
heat: price $50. Two fine stores. with
large Easements, As II ST. ne, near
GoT Printing, ONCE; price, S25. Flat,
4 rooms and 'tiled bath. $3.50. A o.
BLISS. Bliss Building. 80 B St Tel. e.
6S5 SeS-u
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WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED-Permanen posi-
ton 70 sell our United States and World
Map; agents now making IS per week
Address RAND, McNALLY & co. 142
9Th St. New York sel4,l619
WE HAVE a plan whereby i've. hus-
Ting agents can earn $50 a week until
November ]. For particulars address =.
o. Box SlS, Washington..D. G. -se12-3t
WANTED-Agents to solicit subscrip-
tons in country towns FOR The Wash
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connection with its Presidential vote
contest. Liberal inducements and terms.
Address THE WASHINGTON TINES
COMPANY. corner 10th and y SITS,
Washington. d. G.. au23-tf
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

FOR SAL s-Lady's Columbia chaiulesg
bicycle. practically new. cheap Gu an
ST. nv. saI4 IL
FOR SALE - Rambler bicycle with
coaster brake; $40: in good condition.
80 = ST Sc se14-St
vULCANIzING. only zoe. Tires. Dia-
mond and HartfOrds, 81 IS: written guar
aztec. JONES, 692-604 i st. NV
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FOR RENT-COTTAGES.

FOR RENT-Smau. new cottage half
block from cars; Woodbridge; surround
iurs pleasant; everything first class;
so. c. +. FLETCHER, Langdon, d. z.
sel4-St
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| WANTED-A girl for general house
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WANTED-Boys to sell THE Saturday
Evening POST" out Thursday morning;
good profits 10 hustlers; the Posts are
returnable 81 not sold; prizes given when
you have sold 100 and 25O. WIN. SMITH
Agent Times Office. audi tn, fr-12t
Bookkeeper TO write up and
close books Of a few weeks business.
Address BOX S35, this Office. ee1S-3t
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nurse; good reference. Call at lob Z
st. NV seIA-2f
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Furniture and upright pi-
amos, for cash. Sell your goods to the
man who gives you the most money,
HOLLYWOOD, Sth and K SITS. sel4-3t
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FOR RENT-oFFICES.

BLISS BUILDING. IS st. nw.-very
desirable offices, facing Capitol, with
heat, light, and janitor service; from g
per month IJp. CAN or write A. ..
BLISS Telephone East $50 Se7-tf
FOR RENT-Ofice rooms in the Evans
Building. 1916 to 1424 New York ave. NV:
Apply to JOHN o. EVANS, 1924 New
York ave. SulI-S0t
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WANTED-Pantry man. man cook. man
10 cook cakes. 419 10th ST NV. base
meut. BOWIE GncJ. . 1t
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room in
private family, to gentleman, $40. 1874
/ 81 sel4-3t
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WANTED-By colored woman first
class laundry at home or out b, the day,
or cooking. g. I ST. NV. se13-2t
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WANTED-ROOMS-

WANTED-F'urnished front room. cen
trail, by lady visiting here; privilege Of
having her friends call. Address BOX
341. this Office. se14-3t
WANTED-By young married couple
furnished fat; light housekeeping; in
small private family: neat and particu-
lar; permanent: state price Address
BOX 326. this Office. sel3-3t
WANTED-Four rooms and bath, fur
nished: two bedrooms; no children; near
Dupont Circle. rent not 10 exceed 30
Address BOX Sd, this office. sel3-3t
WANTED-Married couple would like
three partly furnished rooms for house
keeping: must be reasonable and in
good neighborhOod. Address BOX 500.
this office. seiz-St
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WANTED-FLATS.
FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FIat of four unfinished
rooms: private bath: steam heat. and
back porch 50 NJ St ne. sel4-5J
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wANTED-MoNEY.

WANTED-Loan OF $1,000 for G months I:
VIII pay So each month for use Of
same Address GILT EDGE SECURE
TIES. this Office. seI2-st
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT
Wisconsin ave. Tenleytown. Z T. $40 80
1915 18th St NV, and bath $500
GA 18th st. NV, Ar (c.)..-.--..--.... 100
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 920 + st. NV.
aR1A-2t
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WANTED-A young man or girl vino
can demonstrate typewriter. 20 9Th
ST. NV. II
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WANTED-Boy with wheel; age about
rs years; to go Crrands and make him.
self generally useful about store: refer
ences- Apply STORE, 1107 f st. NV.
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lVANTED-Good white boy about Is.
must have wheel and be able to drive
a horse Apply at MACKENZIE BROS.
639 d st. nw. seIt-2t
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

THE NORTHAMPTON. 1905 w st. NV.
A deSira BILE five room and bath apart
m-nt, all modern improvements. L. S.
FRISTOE, 1913 G. St se14-3t
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wANrED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By lady with two children
attending school. one room, with board,
or room near a boarding house in
Mount Pleasant. vicinity Of 18th st. de-
sired. for the month OF October. Ad-
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WANTED-By young lady employed
during the day, room and board; pri-
vate family preferred; please Estate
terms. Address BOX 355, this Office. It
WANTED-By single man, room and
board with strictly private family; Ger
man preferred; please state terms; a
hOmelike place wanted; no others need
reply. Address BOX 347, this Office. it
WANTED-By young man. board and
single room. near State Department;
private family preferred; state particu-
lars. Address BOX 346. this Office. It
WANTED-Board and lodging for gen
tleman. daughter. sons, u and Il; or
rooms, furnished for light housekeeping.
Address BOX 3lS, this Office. se13-3t
WANTED-By Government craftsman
and wife, one OF Two furnished rooms,
with board; state Trims and particulars.
Address BOX 319 tits office. se13-3t
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WANTED-Candy maker. $40; white
driver, $S5; porter. ROOM 5. Gil eth st
nv. 1t
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VVANTED-CoIored oyster cook. sth
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WANTED-4oun man with $3.50 an,
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HELP wANTED-MALE q FEMALE.

WANTED-A good chambermaid and
cook; also boy for boarding house: ref
erences. 1120 18th st. NV. se14-3t
WANTED-Man or woman for house
work, wait on table POI y St NV
seI4-3t
WANTED-SeTeral general hOusewOrk-
ers. cooks. white or cOlored IN and out
Of town; men and women; also a white
cook and white house maid to 20 away.
Call at CHURCH, 170l 18th st. NV
se13-3t
WANTED-At the Carroll Institute
evening school, a competent teacher for
shorthand. typewriting and English. APP
ply to JAMES f. SHEA, President Car
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WANTED-Boy as porter in barber
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WAETED-BICYCLES.

WANTED-A bicycle. good condition.
must be cheap. Address BOX 3lg ans
Office. seff-st
WANT TO BUY every bicycle in
Washington. G. 7. HUNTER. The BIZ
cycle Man, lib Pennsylvania ave. NV.
se12-30t
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WANTED-Plumbers and steamfitters
for subscription work on the Plum bars
Trade Journal" good opportunity for
energetic workers. Address or apply
Washington office go stewart Building
sel0-6t
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WANTED-A good barber at once. 12O4
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WANTED-An assistant bOokkeeper.
steady employment I'm. good business
house: state age. experience, and habits.
Address BOX 3l5. this Office sel2-2t
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FOR RENT-Large, beautiful, newly
pRpered unfurnished rooms; fine, cen
tral location. Call before g. Us Sd st.
NV. so14-7t
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FOR RENT-Five, beautiful outside
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ianitOT. heat and light; so; Capitol
Office Il
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WANTED-A grocery clerk, at once;
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earn so to 800. monthly in spare time
corresponding for newspapers; no can
vassing. Send for particulars, NORTH
ERN PRESS SYNDICATE, LOckport,
n Y se9-7t
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WANTED-A blacksmith an do wagon
work and horseshoelng. 213 3 ST. ne
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FOR RENT-Three unfurnished second
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

Washing and house cleaning
70 DO. by colored woman. Apply 1875 NJ
St NV. II
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED - Situation as night watch
man. head porter, night cafe man. or
steward; white; lest reference. 41g 10Th
st. basement. BOWIE GncJ. u
WANTED-PositiOn 20 nelD Improve fU-
Venuons Of any kind by young man
with experience IN inventions Address
COX ~. this Office. II
WANTED-By experienced hotel or res
taurant steward, position; economical
buyer; able 70 take fun charge kitchen.
Address BOX 252, this Office. se1f-2t
NANTED-By colored man and wife
position as janitOr in fat or Office build
ing; no children. 201 18th 81. NV
so13-2t
WANTED-By young man. position N
any kind; can give good references aad
DO any kind Of work. Address BOX 327.
this Office. eeIa-2f -
WANIED-By young man. position with
reliable house as salesman or collector.
reference. Address BOX 304, this office.
sei2-3t
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WANTED-A reliable. intelligent young
man about 20 years Of age 70 work in
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Sunday inclusive; reference required.
Address BOX 20I, this Otdc2. seS-tf
WANTED-Bright boys 10 start Times
routes; good money earned after school
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

HELP WANTED-MALE.
Boy with wheel; age about
rs years; to go Crrands and make him.
self generally useful about store: refer
ences- Apply STORE. 11O7 f st. NV.
IT
WANTED-Good white boy about Is:
must have wheel and be able TO drive
horse Apply at MACKENZIE BROS,
csc d ST. nw. se1t-2t
WANTED-Boy as porter in barber
shop. Call at 4O2 9Th st. NV 1t
WANTED-Young man with $3.50 and
services, Old-established business Ad-
dress BOX 362, this Office. 1t
WANTED-Candy maker $40: white
driver, S35i porter. ROOM 5 Gil eth st.
NV 1t
VvANTED-CoIored oyster cook Sth
and G SITS. Sc. It
vANTED-Cake baker. 467 Florida ave
nv. 1t
-First-class matchmaker; per
Hanent postlcn 10 right party; must
have Al references H NJ JACOBSON
& son, sth and g SITS. Sc II
WANTED-An experienced bicycle re-
pair man, competent OF taking complete
charge of the department; good opening
| WIESENFELD CO. Baltimore. Md.
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| WANTED--Four colored men for fats,
. janitors, 4 firemen for flats. cooks,
| kitchen men, men walters for hotel and
/ cafes PHILLIPS AGENCY, 829 9TH st.
NV. 1t
! WANTED-A white boy as apprentice in
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! WANTED-Two union cOatmakers. at
/ once; steady positions; good salary. T.
/ Z GILBERT, Importer and Tailor, SlS
f st. NV. se18-3t
! WANTED Cook for colored lunchroom;
! good pay. % Logan Place NV. selS-2t
WANTED-An experienced soda boy;
! salary S6; good references required. Call
at 80 Pennsylvania ave. NV. se13-3t
wANTED-Candy maker. at once. for
| retail store; must be sober and steady.
! CASSIDY S. 1907 G st. NV. sel3-2t
wANTED-A grocery clerk. at once:
/ reference. Apply 3o5 y St sw. sel3-3t
WANTED-Two bootblacks at 635 G st.
NV. se13-2t
WANTED-At once, a hrst-ciass white
barber; $l2 guaranteed. Apply 1875 ~
/ St sW. selZ-5t
wANTED-A good barber at once. 12O4
iltn st. Sc. sel2-St
WANTED-An assistant bookkeeper.
! steady employment in good business
Address BOX 3l5. this Office sel2-2t
WANTED-A blacksmith. fcan do wagon
work and horseshoelng. 213 ST. ne.
sel2-5t
lWANTED-Plumbers and steamfitters
for subscription work on the "PlumbsT
Trade Journal good opportunity for
energetic workers. Address or apply
Washington Office. 20 Stewart Building.
sel0-6t
WANTED-Any intelligent person may
earn so to 500 monthly in spare time
corresponding for newspapers; no can
vassing- Send for particulars, NORTH
Urn PRESS SYNDICATE, LOckport,
y. Y. se9-1t
| WANTED-A reliable. intelligent young
man about 20 years of age TO work In
| newspaper office; hours, to IL pm.
Sunday inclusive; reference required
Address BOX 20I, this Otdc2- seS-tf
wANTED-Bright boys 10 start Times
routes; good money earned after school,
hours For further Information apply
10 Circulation Department, Times Build
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PHOt. LINlNGSIDNt
CNEW YORK PATTERN PARLORS),
DressCuttinE. Designing. and Sewing
School 1230 g st. The professor will
give YOU one more chance at the sum-
mer rates, SO Reduction until Septem-
her p. on account Of the warm weather.
and not day longer. Come this week.
We viii furnish you position at $3.50 a
day or make no charge for instruction.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-09-14

FOR RENT-2l5 18th st. ne. two fats;
FIVE rooms bath; large porch; desirable
location; near Lincoln Park; dl- ;.
CARR, 56 18th st. NV. Sel1-ot