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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-25

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Cau money IN
London. per cent. open market discount rate for
snort bills 80 per cent. long bills 81 per cent
Berlin discount rate. ~ per cent, Paris discount
rate. 8's per cent Paris exchange on London. Is
francs is confines. Bar gold. rs Of id Berlin ex-
change on London 2o marks IS pf-rn!cs
FOREIGN SECURITIES British conso!s for
money, S9-l6, for the account. SO e-ls French
rentes % francs confines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-25

The following securities sold yesterday at
suction al the Exchange Salesroom by Adrian H.
Muller & Son:
BY order executors.
700 slares Sutro Tunnel Company lot 81
By order Of administrator.
Is shares & Bernheimer Company common Q
y Cook & BeTnhener Company preferred 10
"a shn:es Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Company.
per snare 81
200 shares United States Steel Corporation
mon 800 o59s
For whom may concern.
- shares Grape Capsule Company (ly1pd }. lot $50
2 shares National Park Bank OF New York 49,
STARE Title Guarantee and Trust Company Of
New York ....... ............-. as
$4,000 Park g. TIford g per debenture sinking
fund gold bonds. due 1886; coupons. June and
70 be charged 10 the purchaser 90 y
70 shares Pope Manufacturing Company second
ii5 shares Pope Manufacturing Compary common 2p
Is shares Adams Express Company. ........ i0i
s.Sso shares National Umbrella Frafne Company
so eharss Pittsburgh McHSe=spott &c Yosei.oseny
Railroad per cent guaranteed .I23z
5000 New York and New jersey Tee.hone
pany trsy mortgage per gold BONDS
due May. sJSDs interest May and November:
accrued interest from MAY .ast 20 be charged
60 the purchaser .IO4
$1,000 AesbCrg New York Railroad first mortgage
> per cent bond, due l1'29. interest January
ana July .......... 1914
SO Chicago g. Northwestern Railway 3 per
aebenfpre bond due 1923: interest nay ana
November ....,.......... ..........-...,... 10
81 shares Atlantic Highlands ana and Improve
Hs1t floinDanp ---------.---.--...........lot -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-25
PRODUCE EXCHANGE STOCKS,

Trading In the mining market on the New York
Produce Exchange yesterday was confined to four
stocks, the most active being Greater Nevada The
market firm, but there was very little inter
manifested. The total transactions were Q 400
shares follows Five thousand Greater Nevada
at 20c 5000 Beaver Superior Mining Limited at 42c
and Acc, loco Branch Mint at l512c and 200 McKin-
lev Darragh at 81
Bid and asked prices were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET Money on cali opened at 2is
per cent, highest, 3 per cent; lowest per cent:
closing, 2e22 cent. last loan. per cent: ruling
rate. ~ per cent Time money quoted At ~.
per cent for sixty days 5Gjl4 Icr cent for ninety
days 6Ag5ia per cent for four months 5I5a5a. Per
cent Tor hVe months and 5a4d6 per cent for six
months. Commercial paper was quoted al 5lgQ6 per
cent for sixty TO ninety days and four months and
81 per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE foreign exchange
market showed further hrmness. and averages
about points above Tuesdays closing rates There
was renewed discussion Of gold export p-obabUi-
ties and II is believed that II the Bank Of France
Tcnews It's gold export facilities in transit ship
ments VIII be made from this side Opening rates
were quoted. Demand. I s.. cables $40 to S745.
e-day hills, 4s2a4 10 >3s5 Short francs 5I6l4 less
4,4'' ana snort rHlHhsnagks, 45i4. The market
closed with undated hrmness ana with rates aver
aging about points above the opening figures
winch had shown an advance OF points over Tues
days closing rates Prominent international bank
ers declared that although might be said 10 h..
drifting toward gold exports there was no Ger
tainty that gold would actually be shipped The
market is being Influenced by the scarcity OF com
mercal bills and indispositon of bankers TO draw
long bills. Actual closing rates follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-25
Proposals.

To the Holders OF
SEVEN PER CENT SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS
REPUBLIC DIsTILLISG COMPANY.
Sealed proposals the hundred Thousand
dollars 100000 par value OF the Seven Cent (7q
Sinking Pune Cold Bonds 81 Republic DstIng Company
due March ist. 1918 Will DO received the ONCE OF
Republic Disabling Company No 80 Exchange Place.
New York city. before 1907, and pay
raent tor bones accepted septeraber
e 1907. REPUBLIC DrSTILIsISG COMPANY
BY y. z. D. HIGGINS President.
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NrrTIPHoNE opER.rING coMpANY-

New York. July 20 1907.
The Board Of Directors has this day declared from
net earnnge tho eleventh regular monthly dividend
per cent the par rate OF i per per an
mum par. payable THURSDAY August J. 10 ali stock
holders OF record JuEe 80.
ISAAC THORMAN. Treasurer
III Broadway. York City
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oAsEIS COMPANY OF AMERICA.

NeW YORK July 24th 1901
PREFERRED DIVIDEND no 20
quarterly dividend Of Two Per Cent. C2T) Will be
paid the Preferred Stock Of this Company August
10th, 1907 TO stockholders OF the close Of
business July Slst 1907 Checks viii from
the office Of the Company Transfer close
P. NJ. July 8lst. 1907. and reopen al 10 A NJ Au-
gust lOth. 1907.
MAURICE BARNETT. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-25
THE CORN EXCHANGE RANK

The Board Of DIRECTORS has this day declared dvi-
s<end OF Seven Per Cent. Ge9, payable
1907 10 stockholders Of record the closing OF
The transfer books will closed July 2sth 20 August
ist, 1907. both dates inclusive.
r T MARTIN. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-25

~ Broadway Kew York July IS 1907
At meeting Of the Directors Of the Analgamated
Copper Company dividend OF TWO PER CENT
go declared. payable August &C. 1907 stock
holders of record At o'clock p. NJ. Thursday. July
y. 1907 Transfer books close at o'clock =. VI
THURSDAY July % 1907 and reopen az 10 o'clock A. n
Monday. August Il, 1907
a. II MELIS Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-07-25
GOVERNMENT BONDS

>, Inc following shows yesterdays closing quota
IONS IONS Tor government bonds compared with Tues
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THE ATCHIsoS, TOPEKA AND

Coupons No II. due August !. 1907. The Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company FOUR
PER CENT. SERIAL DEBENTURE BONDS will be
paid and after August l. 1907. presentation
the Office Of the Company, No 3 Nassau Street New
York City.
II. ". GARDINER. Assistant Treasurer.
New York, July 1907.
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PRESSED STEEL CAR COMPANY.
PREFERRED p IIHi NO - II

NeW YORK. Y 7, July 24th, 1907
PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO 81
A quarterly dividend of OSE AND THREE-oCAR-
TIERS PER CENT N&Tl VIII be paid the pre-
ferred stock Of this company August 2sth. 1907.
stockholders Of record close
Eth. 1907 Cheques Will be mailed Office of
abe COMPANY The transfer books a
P Il August 7;h 1907. and reopen a. NJ Au-
2sth. 1907
JAMES NJ LANDING. Asst Treas
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD

LONDON, July p. .. m-American sec1rItie
were inactive at unmportaat price changes oy
cept in Southern Pacific which showed = substan
tl9I gain Last nuntatinns fnIIo..-
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Dividend Notices.

New Orleans Great Northern Railway Co.
First Mortgage SO Gold Bonds.
Coupon No T. Que August !. 1907. VIII be paid at
maturity II
FISK & ROBINSON, So Cedar St. y. V
F \. LEHR. Treasurer
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities sold yesterday a
suction al the Exchange salesroon by Adrian II
Muller t. Son:
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NEW YORK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES

FURNISHED by William F. Nichols = Co.. No Is Wall
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.And interest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-08
RUMoREO ANARCHIST PLOT.
Budapest Newspaper Publishes Sc"
sationaI Story.

Budapest, Dec. The Nar arc"
paper OF this city, published 4 sco-'
tional story Frt3a! to tho effect ...
an anarchist pot upon the live, ~
Emperor Francis Joseph ana ArrhtH
Francis Ferdinand, the hyr ,o .
throne, has been disCuN,ry..
The story would appear TO .o ....
ed on the fact tnat the Huncawa,
lice were informed recently 'ut' OBJ.
well known anarcai-t, had ,ut ',....
for Hungary with The object o. "'.
ing an attempt upon the lie ~ /.
els Ferdinand. The police N...
struc'ed to watch The f.ou.ior ...
bur 50 far a. L. known ao ..a..
have yet entered Hungarian .....
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-08
EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION.
Eighteenth Annual Session 20 Convene
az lekinnton

Athens, Ca. Dee Tile PR. gram
for the eighteenth annual session oi
the Southern Educational as.Ociatpu,
which Couycnc- in "<ug'Cn, Ky.
Dec. &C.. has been Issued In the pro
ceoungs Of this convention tac Gcor-
gia educators will be well represented.
P.Ciitn; G. Il. Glenn, Of the North
Georgia Agricultural college, at Dab
lonega. Is to make the response to the
address Of welcome. EX-State School
Conn iss,ouer w. b Merritt is TO
mako a report to the meeting concern.
ing the work OF the common schools
in he state of Georgia. Superinttn.
dent G. B. Gibson, Of the Columbus
schools. is to speak Of industrial edu.
cation President c. r. Glenn, OF
Dahloncga, is TO discuss the county
school system a. compared with the
district system
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-08
MAOMAN SHOOTS THREE.
Tragedy Occurs In the Capitol Of MAJ.
sachusetts.

Boston, Mass. Dec. An insane
man walked into the anterOom OF tae
executive chamber OF the state house
Thursday. and finding Governor
Guilds door clused, turned on tire.
prominent labor leaders and fired three
shots at them, probably fatally wound.
ing Edward Cohen, Of Lynn, president
of the state branch Of the American
Federation Of Labor; seriously wound.
ing Dennis d. DriscOll of Boston, sec.
rotary Of the same board, and injur.
ing with the muzzle of his revolver
Arthur NJ Huddel, Of Boston, former
president Of the Central Labor Union
Of this city.
The insane man, who was John a.
Steele, OF Everett, and who was re-.
leased on parole last month from the
Danver's Insane asylum, was ovcrpow.
cred by Private Secretary Charles S.
Grove and Geenarl j. n. Whitney,
chief Of the state police.
Steel, who is 81 years old, was re.
leased from the DanycTs Insane asy-
lum Nov. 10. last, upon solicitation
OF his mother the institutions OH.
Gals, believing that he had shown al.
most positive signs Of recovery. lie
never showed any signs Of violence
while in the asylum.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-08
1|oHal Committee Assemblies In
Washington.
IiRMAN NEW PRESIDING
<eee Of the Nesting Is the Naming
Time and Place for the Next
sloBal Republican Convention and
apaoo May Win.

Ellington, Dec. 1.-The national
Diican committee met at the
eham hotel in this city at II
LEX Friday, with Chairman Har-
q New, presiding and Elmer G..
FER at the clerks desk.
NE principal purpose of the meet
+ ID the naming Of time and place
Hhich the next national republican
.Eention will be held, but MS order
4usiness Will not be reached until
fday.
'0f some time before the committee
i called to order the Hobbies OF the
were filled with members and 1t
n apparent from the beginning that
. Meeting would be one Of the most
Rtally attended of recent years.
WIS also evident that the contest
k the place OF convention would be
Vested sharply, with Kansas and
Nago as the principal applicants.
+ past twenty.fOur hours had served
flaTetially change appearances, for
Feas Kansas City seemed TO BIO pra.c
sliy Without rival. H>was evident
Ihe beginning OF the canvas that
'dngo's adV0cates had gained renew.
insurance and would be prepared
q strong fight. Indeed, the
'kds OF that city were boldly claim
3 majority OF the committee, and
ENB stated that positive assurances
been received Of Ch'cago's willing
IS 70 supply all the funds necessary
sUnduct the convention In the best
|klble manner.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-08
CONTROL OF ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
War Being Waged with Even More
Eierceness in EnaIand.


New York, Dec. 7.--EchOcs OF the
war which Is being waCed in Europe
over the control OF the Illinois Cen
trail railroad between Suyvcsant
Fish aud the Hartman interests are
beginning to reach America and they
show that the campaign is being wag.
ed with even more ficrccness In Eng
land than II was here.
Mr.. Flsh's representatives. are laying
great stress on the point that the al
lance between the Illinois Central and
the Union Pacific is Of more value to
the Latter than to the former. In re-
ply TO this, Cornelius Vanderbilt, a
director OF the Illinois Central, but
not connected with the Union Pacific,
has Issued statement which IS be-.
ing used by the Hartman interests as
an argument with the English stock.
holders whose proxies Mr.. Fish is
seeking.
Mr.. Vanderbilt states that the al
lance with tho Cnion Pacific and the
Southern Pacific Is Of the utmost val
nc to the 'uois Central and that II
Mr.. Fish D., suCrcss'M In obtaining
control OF the road his attitude Will
make II impossible for those roads to
continue their relations with the IT.
linois Central.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-08
GOLDEN STREAM CONTINUES.
Bank Of France Aiding United States
Financially.


Paris, Dec. THE Associated
Press was informed Friday by an au-
thouty competent 10 speak In the
premises that The Bank OF France oN
prctirC the desire OF France further
~ assist the United States financial.
~. VIII continue indefinitely tu remit
gold ,o the United states by discount
ink American commercial paper or C'-e
10y sending gold 10 England through
tho purchase of time sterling bills
This ala VIII be rendered 50 long AS
It f. needed. hn' always With The un.
dcrs,Audiug tNat tho bank " Franco
viii mcC, first Che gold requirements
OF French hguhng institutions.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-08
REPORT is VERIFIED.
,eral Troops Are Despatched to the
Town OF Goldfled.

IOWVl "
an Francisco. Dec. 7.-General
|fbton Thursday night verified the
iement that federal troops would
I've Nc rcy and san Francisco on
|1Ay for Godiield General Fun.
IA refused to state how many troops
'I be taken 10 GomCcld, and what
panles have been selected. The
|efal will not accompany the troops
1heir destination.
The troops SO fully equipped and
tNisloned for stay Of uncertain du
Ion.
onthern Pacific officials are author
Tor the statement that only 2G0
. in all will comprise the com.
f. The trains will have the right
Hay over everything on the tracks
Will be- rushed 10 Goldllcld as
tiily as possible.
5sonel Alfred Reynolds, Of the
tffysecOhd United StalCs infantry,
Al DO the senior officer in command
ne troops which left Friday for
.lheid. New This detachment wi'I
provided with supply of tents and
1fty days rauons In addition To
1lr arms and ammunition, In all,
Rrly 4 full regiment will he put In
u fleld. accompanied by n platoon OF
1chine guns
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-08
rln.r kil-, Polar Gar.

c,niumbia. $ G.. Dec. a roiar
...e,r valued a. $1,000 1e.oaSl.s 80 IA
tShnay J. Jones shows "aS Killed. a,
ln,monsviIle Thursday afternoon BY
nengal tiger, after one Of the mos'
Isoious hEhts ever Witnessed, Train
Won Waldo. who vas performing
~ a number OF animals. exhibited
.at courage In snbdaine the infur'.
td beasts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-08
Lyrehino In Louisiana.

Mulru- IA D,c n 3 .r.
lyuc-el "Wednesday aiss.
R,4ee Ia. aad -" -"N-
p-css~t Until acoUsrs 's'.''r
ssagcr. s-,aah. D.. be- 70 .'
va, Acyu.,4 OF SO .si-- ..' .'s-
shal n &c .,at slfh ~ "a arc
!nIur'nr hin Aster D.
,be uerro 49, draeErd fTu7 80.
q poSse and haaEed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-08
Died or HUNTING Trip.

Columbia. $ c. pv, In.ono.
William Elliott. Who Mas Sii..-',d by
President re, >yNcN 10 ,al-o charge ~
TIE marking of the confederate graves
in The north, died suddenly Al Beau
font. : G. Nle.r he MAS O&t a
hunting part!
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-08
A,rxis Jordan calls Meeting

Lake Butler. IA. pcc. ,.--Prcsi
dent Har,.c Jordan Of tac Sea Island
Cotton association. has called a meet
ing OF the county associations ot the
state to be held by or before the laird
Tuesday Ia December.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-08
Alasam. Msn Narea er Ress...Lt.

Washington M The .-r. tcat
scst 20 the senate rtc following uym
instC1S To q, lu.sI S'l.y- auc-
ney. WiE.Nm % Armtr>caf. ,ur oru
dissrict % A.. Sua. % - lai,vt
States rSrskal. Cli5cy' g Mas.
S0ataerR d.suset oG Alssa@R.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-12-08
Wreck on Central Of oeorola

tral 81 Goorcla 'aj.N1, passenger
train. savannah "a H.ruaag am. duo
here al 6 a. w Friday, WAS reported
wrecked a. UpJto.. Two maj. clerks
we're hart No one WAS h..,d
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Wall Paper.

VgAE Y. MAHONEY, the man that mace
famous: reliable. prompt. cheap.
legal guarantee covers ali our work, send
postal for free samples and estimate. Mar
store COS Pennsylvania ave. Sc. telephone
Eazt Il4-F or following agencies. Do Maine
Co, 31J7 II 81. nv: Edlsvitehs store.
Bowie Nd: 70 Monroe st.. AuacostiE; New
comhe's drug store, Congress IisiEhts GJ7
New York ave. NV 1890 y 81. -. Conway
store Laurel Nd. General st1re, Glendale.
Postofice, Colonial Reach. Va. Ingalls, Real
Estate CfIice, HyattsYilIs, Md Shaw'E Store.
Tginlng city; l1oyd's store. Seabrooke. nd
New agency. just established. LuerTsou's drug
store. BTooEland. Jais-ft
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Dancing.

THE oRDWAY. 41 uth ST. n. w.-Every
Tuesday. Thursday ana Saturday even
lAss AeAl-ihclH NAAo9s ~ 1-t a.talHt-s go
Lady assistants. Proper discretion used IA
admitting scholars 70 our academy. lesson
Soc; six lessons S2.5e. Private lesson b. ap-
nolnlmaEl. ODeu all summer, electric fans.
jaz0-1f PROF, cHAs. -. EHNpHAM-
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. g5c. guaran-
tee waltz and tWO-step IN lessons. class. u
per month; piano. e5e dancing han Tor rent.
81 Address, with stamped envelope. A.. Sub
station q, 5ais-et-sxSu
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Sale of Old Furniture, Etc.

PosTOFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washington.
D. c. January 16- IsJ7--On Tuesday. January
% 1901. al iu-s3 a. ~. there will be sold
az public auction a. the PostOffica Depart-
ment building, cqrner OF Pennsylvania ave
nae ana Eleventh street general assert
ment OF ola furniture. desks. carpets ana
rugs. brass and iron scale parts, elevator
valves, iron pipe and fittings and other mis-
CO IIaneous material, Including approximate
Is D. e0l feet Of elevator cable. Terms, cash.
GEO. b. CORTELYOU. Postmaster General
ia2i.1a25
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NOn-hedical Healing.

PROF. H. \. D. PARKER. expert exponent
OF the Junod Method more generally known
as the Vacuum OF Dry Cuplngl or esfercsd
circulation as a curative agent fer those
chronic and acute ailments that ans eonsId-
sred iEeurahle- Information, consultation and
York ave. NV Hours 10 10 4 ta22-Et
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leIp Wanted-FemaIe.

'NIEp-A girl 60 do general h7usswork
"a aAd if1ni can stay az nigbt ca 80 home.
'ay jo', s-- fengsy wanna ave. MS.
.NTED-Gr Tor general Lousevork. A.
,,NTED-shlrt starehsr ElIrE IAUN-
y 60 -lll lith e.. nws js-8-sl
AATED-Taree experienced chocolate din
5. SOS 'th ST. NV, ja2s-st
. ANTED-A settled German ,.a-Usr, h.. -,
assist III general hJusewu-k. Cali Sis
tNTED-A c0Iared girl Tor chamber worE
lsJh ST. isa5-qr
tNfED-TW1 lady cauyasssrg ~ IN
-8rs Healing Balm; salarv ana commits
o.. Address OLD MISSION GHEM 40
alton q. Washington, ID. C.. Ii
ANTED-C1lorsd woman. good e5.t I'D
nusylv6Hla ave NV
ANTED-A good clok Ior small b-,rIiT-.
49, -.-y Hl-Ils- y. % 81 NV ta2s--'
ANTEu-Gi-i for senar,l houssvorH r,sI-
q stay u'shts- nt "A ST. II
.ANTEp- Reliable woman or giri fgr On
~ L,usrNorA' Can immediately, los
. ANTED-Colored gid 10 heI9 p Iig6,
IseA7epins. ~ Peuusy iyania ave. S.
.ANrED-Tw1 general hOuseworkers. cham
Iillaldi Waitress and good cook; good
sSes. ELHEhAf ioil New York aye. II
ANTED-Asslstaut kousekeeper. $50: white
actresses, Tor jamestown Exposition FISH-
rs AGENCY il3 ION 50. NV. lbasemeEt.
ANtED-CompeteHt chsmbermaid; refer
ees required Apply I7ll 18th 81 NV.
asst
ANTED-several seamstressas. a. once. SIS
a. nv ja2l-2t
-ANTED-Nest reliable woman to do cook
8. NasnliE ana ironing must bring refer
ee- -ole y 81 NV ja2z-at
ANTED-Young lady for manicuring ana
anPoolnS - ioth 81. NV. Ja2-5t
-ANTED-Experience saiesladies for drv
iods store. permanent position, 10 I'm a.
5a----
-ANTED-Reanad white an frgm Ia ~ =
assist in Homework ana care Tor Two
Ireni no washing or ironing. good home
light party must have references - u
1w- Ja@-et
NTED-some bright girls as Wrappsrg.
40 MAYER BROS. 8 CO., So + 81.
Az
-TED-A woman for ight homework,
nights. ieu- Fennsyiyaui ave NV.
ia22-3t
.TED-ReIiaLIs girl for cooking and gem
Homework Apply 80 5tA st. sw.
-2t
>NrED-An experienced housemald; refer
Apuly at once ll32 10Th 50, NV.
NTED-A neat oblising girl FOR general
eWork; must bring references 1925 Bit
81 NV. jaZ2-3t
NIED-Ihres Mattresses. neat appear
good hours and wages MAJESTIC
OK LUNCH. sos Peuusy wanna ave
f-3t
rsTED-SiLirt draper. also waist draper.
-ienced, with leading dressElakCf. Ad-
bon lG, Zines Office. iasi-st
STED-A vQalan Ger saneral h9useworiZ.
n 81 ue ia-i-1L
NTED-Founs lady, chocolate dippeF.
y DEMONET. llle Pennsylvania ~. NV.
la-l-sl
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Help Vented
Male and Female.

WANTED-YOu TO know we teach al stand
ara systems Of shorthand and tyPewrlting.
and can prepare pupils Tor positions in - 10
% days. special afternoon sessions Tor Gov
eminent employees sTEAOGEAFHIc ACAD-
LMl. Colorado building. ta4-s5t
ABSOLUTELY free, preparation for Civil
Service examination Address BOX To-
Times Office latest
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Wanaed-Ro0ms.

WANIED-Furnished room Oh first alor.
heat AMI gas northwest locality. Address
BOX la. Times Oricc- 5aL-at
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Birds, Dogs. Etc.

Try LEES BIRD STORE. 1901 5th st. NV
yellow heads. Amazon. Panama, Isle q Pines
Cuban. red heads and dwarf parrots. monkeys.
morlnosius, goldfish, caDariess dogs. no2i-tf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-23
Rooms and Beard.
Wanted-BOarders.

EXCELLENT HOME BOARD; homemade
desserts creamery butter. fresh country
eggs, fruits, etc. reduced price, So per
GOOD TABLE BOARD-Priee reasonable
satisfaction guaranteed. no New York ave.
nv ia23-at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-23
Storage.

TO BUY. SILL or STORE FURNITURE.
consult Us; packing and storing g. specially.
THOMAS BOWLING a. CO. Auctionezrs.
Ga -. Phone -. 81. ial7-s)t