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Country Board.

SUMMIT PARK HOTEL. GAithersburg Nd,
Mrs CHARLES CULLEN, Manager. High
healthy location; cool and shady. 20 miles
from Washington on b. ~ o. railroad: mod
ern plumbing and steam heating; fine tennis
court and her amusementsi excellent table
rates $50 per month"; special rates 10 families
and permanent guests; open all the year.
jyI4-S0t
SUMMIT OF BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS,
overlooking famous Shenandoah and LoudOun
valleys: excellent table; carriage meets trains.
except Sunday; S per week. MRS. BOSS.
Bluemont. Va, Jyl5-3t
BREWSTER PARK HOTEL. LAUREL. ND
Prices reduced to 81 and S. per week Send
for circular. Nights always cool. !e2s-30t
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Dancing.
Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FOR SAI-E-Iiver-colore water spaniel pups;
males, 8, females. So 6l5 6th 81 NV Jyl5-St
FOR INSECTS on your plants we sell to-
baCCO dust sulphur -3accu soap. lemon oil.
whale oil soap. Flora Vitae. We also have
new lot Of canarles. dogs. goldhshes, exc
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 7I2 18th 81. NV.
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IS the one that kills germs. arrests de-
cay, purifies the atmosphere and pre-
vents disease. kretol does all this, and
it's not dangerous 10 handle. All drug
gists, or al 80 No. Capitol street
Cne-third of Mems Straws. Joseph
AUerbaCh. 623 Pa. ave.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
r. L CARNE s. CO.. 713 King 81.
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Bicycles.

WANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycls
IN Washington. Il3 Pa ave NV jy2-30t
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Found.
Miscellaneous

I-OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO nns art
rugs. only weaving concern here WASH
ISGTOS RUG co. So 5th St NV. Phone
es25 ap6-tf
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

Nun II " Id Il
GOLDEN BERG D. lln anu n SIS. lW.
s. kANN. SONS 4 CO.. btn ena Market space
ERWIN 5 CIGAR STORE, IAN and ia ave
ERFlN'S CIGAR STORE. z5lz lath 81. nv.
~. il. Men CLIl. Cigar store lstn ana Nv
ROBERT l. PEELOLD. me Harvard FhAr-
macy, nth aud Harvard SIS NV
VI. A. DARLING. cor lfth ana 4 sts. NV.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor 4tl sts Rhoce
Island ave, and = ST. NV.
CHAS @ HORNUEG. Christian Pharmacy.
sw cor. 7Lh ard ii SIS. NV
DOM & SANFORD. New York ave. and
North Capitol 81
b 4. NEITCH. l9th ana IA SIS. nW.
W. D. BRACE. cor. 5Jth and M SITS. NV.
CUIGLEA'S PHARAACA. Ast ana q sts.
nv.
GILLETTE & co, Ilth and - SITS. nv.
g. NJ WAGNER & Co, 1st and II sts. NV.
II Z. BUTTS, cor. 4th and Mass. ave. NV.
l. 4. TAYLOE, cor. 9Th ana + sts. NV.
EUGENE X. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave. NV.
NORTHEAST.
CHAs H BLUAER ~. Cap. and IL sts- ne.
ACCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. I'd and y sts.
SOUTHEAST.
\ <. POWELL, 4th and East Capitol cts.
~ s. FE-ALY. NV. CO.. llth ana Pa ave- Sc.
SOUTHWEST.
y. HUGO EIsEEBEIss. 9Th and q sts. sw
ANACOsTIA.
BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
BROOKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERSSEN, DRUG Store.
ALEXANDRIA. Va.
4. l. CARNE & CO.. 7l3 King s.
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For Sale-MiSceIlaneouS.

,I.-,a.LOlCTAYE UPRIGHT ROSEWOOD
49, ~ BAUER PIANO c175 M
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

Help Wanted-Femaie-
wANTED-Lady bookkeeper. Address in own
handwriting stating salary and experience.
SAKS a co. gylI-9.
WANrED-waltress. Apply 40s 10th st. nv.
wANTED-Neat girl for general housewcrk.
III eth ST. Sc jyl7-9
WANTED General houseworker: stay at
night. is04 NJ 81. NV. II
WANTED-GiTi for general housework. 1O22
Ath 81. nv. II
W1NTED-Femaie cook Apply Mrs.
BOUCHER. HOy's Hotel. 6th and Louisiana
ave. JylI-St
wANTED-Glrl to do general housework.
5Z3 81. ne II
WANTED-Coiored girl for housewoTk I22l
New York ave nv. 1yI7-St
WANTED-Cood, reliable woman for general
hOusework. call 81 / ST. nv. tyl7-2t
WANTED-Female canvasser Apply today
OF tomorrow. ll04 f 81. Sc II
WANTED-Giri. nfteen or sixteen. TO assist
with Homework Apply 93l New York ave.
NV. jyl4-2t
WANTED-WaitTess white city,: white or
coiored cook good wages leave city. fare.
other help ION New YORK ave.
WANTED-Half-gr grown girl TO take care of
Two children. to6 X st ne Jyll-st
WANTED-GiH to nurse: must stay nights.
Apply 1880 18th. jyl7-5t
WANTED-A colored house maid and walt
ress: good reference. Call "Wednesday be-
tween and T. 22zi Kalorama ave NV.
J51.--t
WANTED-Young saleslady with some ez-
peTienCe In a ladies' furnishing and fancy
store Apply at COS 9Th St NV, jyl1-1
WANTED Experienced waitress tcoloredl,
az onee. $40 c St nv. II
WANTED-Girl in confectionery store. 457
Florida ave. NV. II
WANTED-A colored woman for general
Homework; mgst remain nights. Apply 1888
! 81 NV.
WANTED-G.r, in confectionery. 2s0s 18th
ST. jy16-3t
WANTED-E'horoughIy experienced sales
ladies in several depaTJTEents. energetic.
bright girls viii be given good salaries and
chances for rapid promotion. Apply before
l0 a. 10. 70 superintendent, =, KAN. $50 %
y GO. jy1sst
WANTED-Girl 10 DO general housework,
small family. 10 stay nights 3l6 G 81 Sc
WANTED-ReIIa6Ie colored woman tn %
general housework. 80 North Capitol p
jyl6-3t
NANTED-Two experienced waitreyses
white no Sunday work. come at once. 1907
Frnnsylvau-a ave NV. kENNELWORTH
CAFE. jyl6-St
WANTED - Waitress, experienced; short
hours linen furnishes, S. sl0 9Th 81. jyl6-3t
observation-disclosures for installmeut. sal
AIRY guaranteed. Call between $50 and $50
5 and g. J. r. PARNELLE a. CO, 7J2 81
nv. Jyl5-st
ANY Intelligent person may earn $40 10 $50
monthly at home IN spare time corresponding
for news papers no canvassings experience
unnecessary. send for particulars. PRESS
SYNDICATE Lockport. y. Y mylA DOT
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Help Wanted-hale. :


WANTED-Registered drug clerk; must he
good salesman. MODERN DRUG AND
MANUFACTURING co jyl5-3t
WANTED-Carpenters Apply new houses
18th and T. SITS. ne. tyl5-3t
WANTED-Nechanlcs. bench hands. cabinet
makers. al SMITH NEW EASTERN PLAN
ING MILL. Take 4ia st. cars 70 st. go
east. 1yl3-6t
ANY intelligent person may earn $50 TO SO
monthly at home Ia spare time corresponding
for newspapers. no canvassing; experience
unnecessary; send for particulars. PRESS
SYNDICATE LockDOrt. n myla-90t
WANTED-Boys with bicycles Tor messen-
ger service: Industrious boys cen earn 81
per day and more; boys attending lchO0l will
be employed from pm. to II pm. ani
on Sundays and holidays. MUTUAL DIS
TRICT MESSENGER COMPANY. Basement,
t49i r ST. NV. OC4-tr
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WAETED-By August J. by a gentleman. a
neat cool furnished ROOM best Of references.
Address BOX 163. Times Office IyI7-st
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Help Wanted
Male and FeInale.

WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand Ia ls hours; attain a speed OF
70 10 100 words In 100 hours, and We viii pro-
cure position for you We teach also Pitt
man. Graham. Gregg. and Barnes systems.
typewrtting. and spanish STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado building, Phone NJ.
1142 iy5- got
WANTED-A colored dishwasher at s28 f st.
nv. IL
CAPABLE PARTY serving table Doarders.
conduct elegantly located house. completely
furnished, board owner. Address INCOME.
Times once. II
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FOR SALE-Beautiful mahogany upright pl-
ano, slO0 reduction, g. payments. SIX months
Instructions free g24 9th 81 nv. iyI7-3t
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED. <5 up; house painting
lowest prices. special prices Ou suburban
work CHAS A. CARLISLE. cas- Ii ST. ne
Phone East 1851 5rT--er
WM. y. AAHONEY. the Progressive paper-
hanger reliable prompt, cheap. legal guar
anteo covers an our work. send postal FOR
frcz samples and estimate. Main store Ga
Pen ls5 Iva Ila ave Sc. telephone East ma r.
or following agencies. De Maine a. Co. g2J7
N 81. nw.- EdlayItChs store Bowie Nd /.
DO A0nrcs e., Auacustai FoWlrr'a store
Congress Heights COZ New YORK ave nv.
1880 p ST. se.s COuaway's S store. laurel Md /.
General store, Glendale, Postonce colonial
Beach. Va Rogers and Fardeu, HyattsylIIe
Md shaw store. TWIuiug CITY New
agency. Just established. Lloyd's store. sea
brooke, Md fyl8-7t
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One-half Price Sale-Bathing and Boat
ing suits. 81 and Sl.50 worth double; fancy
half-hOse. 25c and Soc, worth double. JOS
eph AuerbaCh. 6-5 Pa. ave
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GROCERY. cheap; stock and fixtures. So
day sales. good reaE9ns for selling. Address
BOX IS0 Times Office. tyl7-3t
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TIMES WAN IS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
o. CNNT a WoRp FoR

ET1-TTATIONs WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD " ANIED
Two CENTS a word for All other CLASSIFIED
adve. tisemsnt5 Tor less than three insei lions.
II inserted for three OF more consecutive
Eays, one cent wOfd Tor each Insertion
These Faees do not apply to Personals
Advertisements viii be accepted a. any OF
the following branch Offices at regular once
rates II IL Is inconvenirut 10 leave a6ver-
tlsensnLs at either branch Office or The
Times Business once. they may De tele-
phoued direct 20 The Times Main b-sJj. ana
4 MESSENGER VIII cali TO collect without al
ditlonal charge 10 the advertiser.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Chris. Xander's Pride of Virginia Port
helps ConvaIescents recover their health
and strength. t5c OF. only al 9u9 9Th ST. --
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The Best Disinfectant

sl5O Negligee Shirts. sec. Joseph Auer-
bach. c. Pa. ave.
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Wanted-ROOmS

Wanted-ROOmS
WANTED-By August !. by a gentleman. a
neat, cool furnished ROOM best OF references.
Address BOX 163. Times Office. 1yl7-St
Rooms and Board.
PLEASANT ROOM. home table. 1892 10Th ST.
NV fylT-4t
AZ q ST. NW.-Two airy front rooms. second
toor, with board suitable Tor tHo. jyl7-St
NICELY furnished rooms, with board. tIs0
New York ave jyI7-Jt
ROONS-ExceIIent home cooking $40 per
month for two. ls2S II II. iyl6-7t
WANTED-Two boarderE for handsomely FUR
nished bay window front room, with first
class beard bath. 81 per week each. lo25 ed
81. NV. jyl5-3t
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL, 18th and
New York ave, overlooking White House
F1rst-class family hotel; double rooms, Si5
up. single rooms. so per month. good board !.
transients, 81 per day and up lylf-l5t
LARGE and small rooms. with board; sum
mer rates. go 81 nv. jyl4-5t
TWO large furnished. communicating rooms.
suitable for four gentlemen, good table board. i.
terms reasonable Apply l62l sth st NV
Telephone Main 5Si6-k. jy13-6t
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The Beverage You Need

TO refresh and revttalize YOU after a hot
day is Royal Pilsen,' Americas finest
light beer Phone w. 456, Abner-Drury
Brew Co.
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New and Used Furniture at Auction
Wednesday, commencing 10 a. m, with
used furniture. New furniture and rugs
u a. IA. Wilson * Mayors, 1Z7 and 1Z29
q ST
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For Kent
Furnished Rooms.

For Kent
Furnished Rooms.
LARGE ROOM with kitchen and dining
room room remainder Of summer cheap. 507 o 81.
FOR RENT-FiTst floor. three rooms Tor light
housekeeping, water and range Ia Kitchen;
centrally located; young couple preferred sl3
W 4lA -, NV. JylI-5L
TWO nicely furnished rooms complete for
ho4sek eeping gas. bath. phone: reasonable.
l235 l2rh 81 NV. isl7-st
TWO front rooms. partly furnished. house
Keeping cooking gas. go. 81 9th St 6e
FRONT ROOM. large closet. water on sane
Hyori southern exposure s5l New York
ave NV. Jyl'-5t
SECOND aoor. front rooms furnished for
.Isl.s :-c'lsekeeping. 3l4 II 81. NV. II
FURNISHED rooms. southern exposure. bath
on second nooT. terms reasonable. 4a II
81. AS. i
FURNISHED room with or without board
iacing park. BIG y -. Sc. II
COMMUNICATING rooms, complete; Ilght
Housekeeping SO. 5l0 lst NV. Jyl7-st
FOR RENT-Large furnished front room:
closet, water on same floor. southern expo
sure. s8l New York ave NV. jyl1-3l
EXCEPTIONALLY desirable. cool rooms IN
4
housekeeping permitted. references eXchHug-
ed 2lv G 81 NV. iyl7-6t
II GRANT PLACE centrally located. largs
second door. front, neat bath. small rooms.
transients- IL
TWO second floor rooms furnished complete
Tor housekeeping. gas. bath; phone. 1875 I2Jh
81. nv. 3yl5T
FOR El9NT-Tvo second floor front rooms.
complete housekeeping. {l5i porcelain bath.
phone. n43 5th 81 nv. jyi6-st
LARGE. nicely furnished room on second
noors next BAN si1 Virginia ave. sw. jyIs-3J
FOR RENT-ComfortabIe pleasant room; ts
per Week. - per month. 7Z5 SIN 81 NV.
jyls-2t
FOR RENT-F1rnished rooms reasonable. ST.
slh 81 Nv, 1yls-Zt
IO35 NEW JERSEY AVE. NW.-For ho5Ee-
keeping, three completely furnished -o1ns.
3lis reference jyI6-5t
FOR RENT-Funished rooms with board.
81 ON 81 nv iyl6-3t
LARGE. airy rooms. northern and southern
exposure. reasonable, S12 G. st NV JyI6-5t
FOR RENT-A nice large room furnished.
next 70 The bath. IS a month"; also one r0r s.
q ---o-lL- az olL 81 H~ Jyle-s'
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms. wen kspt:
convenient 90 all car lines. rs 9th 81. n1.
lylb-Jt
NICELY furnished rooms TO rent; s.. $50 aa
LARGE. cool ROOM. delightful location. on
car Lue. summer rate ideal Tor Navy Yard
employee private house. 40 Sth 50. Sc, corner
fennsyiyania ave 1yIy-st
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished front
rooms Tor light housekeeping. gas, bath, one
square from cars, one fare, very desirable.
price. $40. 7l5 Lawrence St. BroOklRud.
Jyl5-5t
SIS EEW YORK AVE.-Rooms. en- suite OF
singh tranEieutH accommodated 1yl5-st
VERY LARGE. front room. private family,
no chilITeu, suitable FOR one or TWO gen
Items p, bath coz Massachussts ave. ne.
- .'o1
TWO front rooms. one front basement 5Is
ttE ct LW. lyi5-3t
NEAT. cool. front and back rooms. central
corner house. 1913 Sth 81 NV JJ15-5t
TWO ROOMS for rent gas and bath s. pei
mouta. s2l % ST. ne jyl5-st
TWO large third GO0r communicating front
rooms. FOR light housekeeping bath. 6-5
81, Jylo-5r
sos 10TH ST. NW--Eicely furnished front
TOOus. from 50 per month up JyI2-It
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Situations Wanted

Female.
WANTED-By two neat colored women, places
a. housewoTSer and chambermaid. Inquire
1913 nth - nv It
" 9AIg Ell Icy respectable woman. place to
lean office: references. 2025 81 ST. NV. II
WANTED-By experienced Iaundress, family
LAT hdTy 10 take home. Call. drop postal Il44
sta ~. nv. II
VANTED-By colered woman, position as
SOCK 0r day work l2o6 10Th 81. 80. Il
WANTED-washiug to do at home ia D ST.
Sc jyl6-3t
Situations Wanted-ffale.
WANTED-Good. aIl-round .aan at timing
and heating wants wc--, sober. Address
ALVIN HAAsE. 90 j - TW- Jyl5-2t
WANTED-Piace as manager or head waiter
Ia cafe OF restaurant. AgS~ass BOX lS1
Times once jyI7-3t
WANTED-By c0lored man, position as driver
OF waiter in private family. JOE GASTON.
OIL " 81 NV. II
WANTED-JobbIug and repairing II W
NELSON, Carpenter. $50 Ella 81. NY. iy17-3t
WANTED-By man and wife. place a. Jaui-
tors call or drop card, lZS l. 81. nv. II
WANTED-By colored boy. place 10 take care
u horses aud ariye- q + 81, NV. II
NgANTED-By responsible man, with horse
and buggy. place as collector Address J. r.
A., Mt. Pleasant f. O.. d. c. Jyl5-5t
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For Sale
Horses and YehicIes.
GREAT STOCk-REDUCING SALE.

TWELVE HEAD OF good horses; been used
iu the city sui }bio for any kind Of work
Can be seen az Il 18th st. uw. JyIO-7t
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SOUTHWEST.
v. HUGO EIsENBEIss. eth and q stz. sw.
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For Sale or Exchange.

% TO. 81 T-I0 ACRES, six miles from navy
yard bridge. by road. J. ". SCOLLICK,
Ozou Hin. Nd. jyl7-st
FOR SALE-CheRp. or will exchange for lot
new house. hot water heat Langdou. large
lot; excellent home. NEW YORK REAL
ESTATE BROKERS. GIL F. jyi6-3t
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Wanted-Sa Statesmen.

Energetic man for outside work
with established nuni salary and commission,
state age and experience. Address BOX 1sS,
Times Office. 1ylT-3t
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ANACOSLlAs
BuRY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Iensrson sts.
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A. 4. POWELL, 4th and East Capitol sts
ODONEELL DRUG %. Sun and sts. So.
~ s. FE-ALY. NV. c.. 1lth and Pa ave- Sc.
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S2.IOO
So.IOO
For Rent--Suburban.

FOR RENT-Tn county 81 a week for seven
room furnished house, 10 small family for
three months or more near Sandy Spring
II. / LEA, BrinkiOw. Montgomery Co., M
5ylz-st
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Wanted-Boarders.

WANTED-Tsble boarders at sos ID ST Sc
excellent table; very reasonable rates
tE1s-ss
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SOUTHEAST.

CHAs. H. BLUMEB. ~. Cap. and Ii sts. ne
AcCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. ID and Z sts
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FOH SALE-I VIII sell a few thousand shares
ot the klchheid Mining stock az ~ cents a
JyI,I9,Y
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Colonial Beach.

THE CENTRAL-Home comforts. hne table:
moderate rates. artesian water; one block
from beach. MRS. J. EAiMER. jy1S-7t
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BROORLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR H. +. LUERSSEN, Drug Store.
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For Rent-HaIls.

FOR RENT-Fourth foor sgS-sI8 PennsYl-
vania ave. NV so.
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. 6l2 18th 81 Nv.
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For Exchange.

VII TRADE 81 900 equity in Washington
house for farm or timber Ia Virginia. Address
BOX E. Guiueys Va. JyI3-6t-eNSu
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For Sale-LOtS.

FOR SALE-Iot 90 By 80 in BriEntVood
Park; price $3.50. JOHN c. FOSTER IOZ2 sth
st. NV. fyI6-Sf
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GANTZ's S SELLING OUT; SIS bike ruuabout.
{45; Sl35 cut under surrey, &S5. Sl3J Iady's s
and business phaaton, S!5- so run platform
panel side grocery wagons. eos y3l and l4Js
y st, NV, Je25-60t
BUY AT COGSWELL' 81 buy all new We
hiclea direct from manufacturers for spot
cash; therefore 4 can save you time ana
money. New runAbOuts. SO up new sur
reyg S65 up new harness. S. up new day
toHs S48 Large assortment used vehicles.
$40 up. Harness. $3.50 up. New umbrella
top ESQ. 2J5-2ll nth 81 nw.s telephOus Main
lsIT apls-Jf
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Music and ElOCution.

VIOLIN. PIANO-Expert instructors viii
take summer pupils. sec lesson. Address
BOX I69. Times Office. 5yl5-lOt
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-21
Vermont District Judges.

The recent appointment of the Hon
James L. Martin of Brattleboro to be
United States district judge for the dis
trict of Vermont suggests the some
what curious fact that although this
state has been a member of the Union
for ll6 years Gacking less than three
mOnths), he is only the sixth man TO
hold this high office. The first was Ma
thaniel Chapman, who was judge from
1871 to 1898. Then ensued a period of
eight years in which the office was not
held in the state. In 1901 Elijah Paine
was made district judge and held the
office II years. Samuel Prentiss was
Judge from 1912 to 1856, David A.
from 1856 to 1877. and Hoyt
II. Wheeler from 1877 to 1906. These
figures are significant reminder of
the fixed habit of the American people
to regard the federal judiciary as be-
vond the influence of the fluctuations
of party politics and their aequiescence
in the idea that good men and strong
men shall remain undisturbed on the
bench so long as they continue good
and strong. 1t is doubtful if there are
many instances in the whole country of
,ne man occupying this important Of
ice for 4 years as did the venerable
Elijah Paine-St. Adams Messenger.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-21
Sporting Notes.

Springfield, VT, Will be the attrac-
ton here next Friday night.
The first game with st. Johnsbury
will be played here the evening OF Jan.
8.
"sox" Davey and "Gus" Boutwell,
PLAYED with Springfield, against the
Newport, N. H. team last night Riley
played on the Newport team.
Davey and Long played with the All
Americans of Troy, N. Y, against Tur-
ners Falls Saturday evening, the home
team winning by score of - to q.
Boggio. who showed his speed in Brat
tleboro last week, did the best work
for Turner's Falls, shooting eight goals
off Snow, the old Holyoke high school
nlaver. Evers and Waterman were the
other members of the Troy quintet.
Owing to the fact that the auditorl-
nm was occupied all this week Tor
purposes there have been no
games The next game Will be
nlayed here Christmas night against the
al Collegians of Easthampton, Mass.
The lineup contains Keough and Con
nell forwards, Dingle center and Hen
derson and Crowell guards. The game
viii he a fast one and the Athletics in
tend to make up for the long string OF
defeats by flooring the Collegians Inc
Athletic lineup will be the same as IN
the last game.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-21
Death of Oscar Smith.

! Oscar Smith, IS, died in the Brattle.
boro Retreat Tuesday morning, having
been in the institution but few weeks.
He began to show signs of failing men
tai faculties soon after his wife s
death which occurred last September.
Mr.. Smith was born in Londonderry,
Feb. 20, 1888, his parents being Ora
and Esther (Farr) Smith. When he
was two years old his parents moved
back to Chesterfield, which was their
native town. When he was ten years
old he moved with his parents to Som
erset and lived there for II years in
a log cabin which was one of the four
houses in the town at that time. lie
married Miss Maria Prouty of Marlboro
Nov. Z, 1858. After living for two years
in Somerset they moved and after
ward lived in several different places
in the states of Maine, New York and
Vermont. They went to Chesterfield
43 years ago and conducted the Chick
ering farm for II years after which
they moved to this town. Three years
ago last November Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
celebrated their golden wedding aanl-
yersar, in their home on High street,
a large number of friends gathering to
make the affair a memorable occas-
ion. For a number of years Mr.. Smith
conducted an upholstery shop in the
building which stood on the site OF the
Emerson block on Elliot street. Later
he had a shop on Elm street but was
obliged to give it up a yea" or two
90 on account of failing health. The
body was taken to Chesterfield for bur
ial Yesterday.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-12-21
NOTABLE N. il. HOUSE.
That Near Lake Spofford Owned by
Augusta E. Pierce.

One of the notable houses in New
Hampshire is the old structure near
lake Spofford owned by Miss Augusta
f. Pierce, a cousin of President Frank
lin Pierce.
1t was erected by Ezekiel p. Pierce
in 1881, and used as hotel. Ezekiel
was known to fame as the inventor
of the patent accelerating wheel heads
for spinning wool.
For IS years the building has stood
without crack Meade, the sculptor
of the Lincoln statue who was born
only a mile from the lake, pronounced
the house the best piece of masonry
in the state. 1t was constructed of
flint stone and crystal dug out of near
by lodges.
Ezekiel p Pierce was well known in
military circles, being the oldest briga-
dier general in New Hampshire, and
when his hotel was dedicated the oc-
easion was marked by grand military
ball, with many officials of the state
present.
Miss Pierce delights to show her
visitors about the tavern, filed with
relics of the past. There is the old key
of English make. There is the date,
1881, over the door There is the bar
and the register for guests.
In the banqueting room may be seen
the original carpets, chandeliers made
in Boston, flower baskets, the place
where the orchestra used to sit.
Next to this is. President Pierce s l
room where he used to stay a week at
a time. There he tarried before going
to his home in Hillsboro on his return
from the Mexican war. The bed on
which, as president of the United States
he used to sleep, is still preserved, with
its canopy. On the Dashboard around
the room are designs of fishes and
swans. The pictures were painted by
an unknown artist.
The most curious object, now remov-
ed. was the signpost outside, post [
higher than the house, or as high, on (
which a signboard three feet long was
placed The board was painted thick
md letters of blue glass were pounded /
INTO the paint. These glistened in the /
Jun like gems-Boston Globe.