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New-York tribune., 1907-02-24
WABASH OFFICIAL IN ANoTHEa's SHOE
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

by Telegraph to The Tribune
Columbus. Ohio. Feb. 23.-E. P Pryor fourth
vice president Of tho Wabash, and G. H Hamilton
of Chicago, both OF wnom were I'm the Johnstown
wreck, passed through Columbus to-day Mr.
Pryor, when asked as TO his experiences pointed to
his apparel:
II have on trousers belonging to some other un-
fortunate, said he. This left shoe is mine, but
the other is also the property OF another. These
socks not the l took off last night but
they the first / grabbed when the wreck oc-
CURED"
Mr Pryor SAYS the shock deprived him of the
power Of speech for several hours
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24
=. II. HUBBARD NOT IN WRECK.

Frank H. Hubbard, who was reported to have
been injured in the wreck of the Pennsylvania
special near Johnstown, at the Hoffman
House yesterday. and said he had not been In
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24
coLER cRITIcIsEs GRAND JURY.

Borough President Coler in n statement made
yesterday criticised the presentment OF the Feb
ruary grand jury in Brooklyn. which wss handed
in on Thursday after investigation of the man.
agement of the Bureau OF Highways. Mr.. Coler
says the jury made no Investigation and accuses
OF msstating the facts in its presentnasnt
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24
%. Altntatt & On.

INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THEIR SELECTIONS og
MOTOR GARMENTS FOR MEN AND WOMEN
CONSISTING OF MEMS COATS CRAVENETTE GAR
MENTS. CAPS AND WOOL VESTS; WOMENs COATS
MOTOR CAPS. HOODS AND HATS; AUTOMOBILE Wells
IN sERvCEABLE AND DELICATE COLoRINGs MEMS
AND WOMENs GLOVES AND GOGGLES.
STEAMER RUGS AUTOMOBILE AND CARRIAGE ROBES
LEATHER ARTICLES FOR AUTOMOBILE TRAIN OR
STEAMER TRAVEL, INCLUDING LUNCHEON HAMPERS. BAGS
AND SUIT CASES. DRESSING WRITING CASES. HAT BOXES
AUTOMOBILE AND TRAVELLING CLOCKS LEATHER CUSHIONS.
DRINKING CUPS AND FLASKs NEcEssAIRE CASES. ETC
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24
WOMENS UNDERGARMENTS

WOMENS UNDERGARMENTs
COMPLETE OUTFITS TRIMMED WITH LACE AND EMBROIDERY.
TOGETHER WITH VARIED ASSIGNMENTS OF
THE POPULAR GRADES
INCLUDING NIGHT ROBES. CHEMISES AND PRNCESsE SLIPS
COMBINATION GARMENTS AND LONG PETTICoATs BoUDoIa
AND BREAKFAST JACKETS. BRIDAL SETS, TRIMMED WITH
FINE LACEs AND EMBROIDERIEs
IN WORKROOMS CONNECTED WITH THIS
DEPARTMENT TROUSSEAUX WILL BE MADE
TO ORDER IN EXCLUSIVE STYLES. INITIALS
MONOGRAMS AND CREsTs EMBROIDERED
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24
THE OFFICIAL sTATEMENT

Pittsburg. Feb 23.-A statement. given out
from the dispatcher's Office OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Ia this city gives the following account
OF the accident TO the Pennsylvania special:
The train consisted OF an Atlantic type engine
and four cars. J. 7. Snai was the engineer and
M. ". Forbes was the conductor. At Il AZ
cIocE iast night the train Wss about a mile
west OF P tower, six miles from Johnstown
and two miles from Conemaugh when the acct
cent happened. One Of the bolts holding UP the
brake rigging under the engine snapped. with
the result that the brake shoes were lei down on
the rails. one OF the brake shoes got under one
Of the main driving wheels. and partly dera He'd
the big engine. About three hundred yards OF
the track were torn uy after which the engine
left the tracks and dragged with II the three
rear cars. These cars slipped down the en-
bankment and landed their side in the Cone
mEugh River, Fubmerging them 10 the depth OF
about two feet There ffty-four pas
sengers board. and all more or less in
Jured. The more seriously injured were taken to
Altoona. and all the passengers have been &C
counted for.
with some difficulty and amid considera Bile ex-
element and confusion the passengers were
taken from the IN the river by way Of the
windows. No time was wasted IN collecting
clothing or possessions, as IT was aDprehended
that the cars might take another slide and land
n deep water Al train No. 16 was expected
westbound, II was decided stop it and ask for
assistance The wrecked train had been run
ming track No 3. and when No. 16 came
along on track No. 2 it was stopped and assist
ance obtained.
The injured and other passengers. were placed
on board the Irma. and brought to the
Union Station in this city, where clothing and
refreshments supplied. Hotel accommo-
Cation for those who did not TO go West
Immediately was also offered by the railroad
officials with the exception Of four however
who were taken for treatment to the Allegheny
General Hospital. the others decided 10 con-
dnus their journey. and they sent West
on extra No %.
Tracks ] and were soon reopened for
through traffic. after the passengers Of the spe-
cal had started FOR Piusburg on No. 1G.
Philadelphia. Feb. 23.-An official statement
given out at the general Offices Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad here to-day with reference to
the accident 20 the eighteen hour New York
Chicago flyer last night says:
According 10 the best advices received by the
management at this time. the accident was
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24

the wreck. He said it probable that the
man injured had card Of his
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24
BLACK DRESS SILKS

BLACK DRESS SILKS
NEW SHIPMENTS OF BLACK DRESS SILKS HAVE BEEN re,
CEVED. INCLUDING A COMPLETE RANGE OF STAPLE
SILKS AND A NUMBER OF ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES
ON MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18TH
1000 YARDS OF BLACK DRESS TAFFETAS
DOUBLE-WIDTH N31z INCHES WIDE). ORDINARILY $22s
PER YARD WILL BE PLACED ON SALE AT
$l.48 PER YARD.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24

WOMENS BOOTS and HALF-SHOES
IN THE LATEST MODELS FOR PRACTICAL OR DRESS WEAR
COLONIAL TIES MADE OF VARIOUS LEATHERs:
WHITE BUCKsKIN AND CANVAS PUMPS SLIP
PERs FOR EVENING DRESS.
MISSES AND CETLDRENs SHOES AND oxFoRDs
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24
B. Altntatt & On.

FITTINGS FOR SUMMER COTTAGES
INEXPENSIVE DRAPERIES AND DRAPERY MATERIALS RUGS
AND OTHER FLOOR COVERINGS LINENS AND
FANCY ARTICLES
LACE CURTAINS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS IN RUF-
FLED MUSLIN AND BOBBINET NOTTINGHAM AND FRENCH
TAMBOUR NETS WHITE, ECRU AND COLORED MADRAS
CLUNY AND RENAISSANCE LACES.
DRAPERY FABRICS. INCLUDING PRINTED MATERIALS.
PLAIN DENNIS MONKS CLOTH. COTTON AND LINEN
{ TAFFETA. ETC.
PoRTIERES BED COvERLETs. SCREENS AND PORCH sHADEA
SUMNER HOMES FITTED THROUGHOUT OR
IN PART WITH APPROPRIATE DECORA-
TIONS AT VERY REASONABLE EXPENSE.
" SUGGESTIONS AND ESTIMATES SUBMITTED
FURNITURE SLIP COVERS AND WINDOW SHADES MADE TO
ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE AND MODERATE COST.
New-York tribune., 1907-02-24
COLORED DRESS GOODS

COLORED DRESS GOODS
ON MONDAY. FEBRUARY 25TH. THERE WILL BE PLACED
ON SALE .
1000 YARDS OF ENGLISH MOHAIRs
IN PLAIN COLORS. FANCY MIXTURES AND STRIPED
EFFECTS. ORDINARILY $I00 AND $I5o
AT 5Sc PER YARD.
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NOn-nedicaI Healing.

PROF II. n ID. PARKER Specialist ana
Practitioner Of the JuHod tthe FRENCH Method
aC Enforced Circulation. In extensive and SIZE
ceSsfuI use in the hospitals OF France and
Germany and Bonn University. Whether you
are sick or not learn about the JUNOD
METHOD or ENFORCED CIRCU L.ATION.
IT Is a CT RATiNE AGENCY THAT HAS
Pf-EEp THOU SANDS. Endorsed bv the
E7rsnch Government. Used widely IN French
hospitals. Go To the Library OF the Medical
Museum and read the English translation OF
IlIrad's Theoretical and Practical Treatise on
I4aamuspasia- Then get my pamphlet IL
may mean much 10 you or your friends.
Pzi0F. II. ID. y. PARKER
latest 1928 New York Ave N "
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS uapered. $40. house painting, low
est prices CHAS A. CARLISLE So 5fh ST.
and 85i / 81. uw. Phone Main 6557. jazj-st
WlI ". MAHONEH, the man that mas
paperhansIng famous. reliable. prompt cheap.
legal guarantee covers al our work send
postal Tor free samples ana estimate Main
store, Bl5 Ieunsy IF4lla ave. Sc. telephone
East lI4-Fr OF following agencies; DE Maine
A. Co, aui ii ST. NV. EdiaFiLCLs store
Bowie. BID. % Monroe ST. .Auacostia; New
CgElbe drug store. Congress Heights. 6JT
New York ave. NV 1929 y ST. Sc; C0naway' ;
store. Laurel, Md, General Store, Glendale.
PustuGlce. Colonial Beach. Va Ingalls, Real
Estate once, Eyattsvl-Ie, Ad.; shaw S Store,
TWluIug CITY Li1yd's store. SeabT1ake Mo
New agency. just established. LueTrs1H's drug
store. Br1oklaHG. jalS-Tt
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DresSmaking School.

PROF. LIVINGSTON.
New AurE Pattern Earlors DressIuaEing De-
signing, ladies' Tailoring ana Sewing school
1920 q st. suits cut, basted. ana made. Pat
terms cur 10 order jal5-tf
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Miscellaneous.

YOUNG MAN offers half OF large nom free
for goMuaui1nship OF cougeuial gentleman
three evenings a week Address BOX as
Times 1aZi-st
PIANO TUNING, $780, - years experience.
JAS r. DURIII. sos I2th 81. Sc. ia9J-st
REAloDELING FURs into fashionable
shapes. uI4 y 81. jals-5t
AsEES. ss II NW-PICTURE FRAMING
Lowest prices IA the city: framed and uu-
framed pictures ja17-7E
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELF You
viii be aETHeaDly surprised II you VIII let
sell IL for You MARCUS NOTES 40 SIN
81 NV. Phone Main 5I7I. u0I0-tf
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Storage

To BUY. SELL OR STORE FURNITURE
consult us; packing and storing a specially
THOMAS DOW LING a. CO. AuCtluueeFs.
on 81. Phone NJ 3D. 5al7-aJi
WHY PAY NORE7 We store Tor zoe a Load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4ls-t5i-s21
10th ST. NV. Phone Main 4Z29. des-a0t
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Situations Wanted-nale.

WANTED-YuuHg man. aged ~. desires en-
ploymeut ~ clerical nature. Address BOX
a3 West End, Va. IL
WANTED Experienced man work in billiard
ana pool room. with good reference. Address
HON IS. Times Office. ja30-at
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Wanted-Furniture

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets stoves hric-a-brac, and an kinds Of
household goods. BAUM = FCRNIIER RE.
SHOP 18th and Z sts. NV. Phone North
1913 Formerly sun and T. tal6-10t
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Wanted-ROOmS.

ANIED-Fuuished room on hrst floor.
heat ana gas. northwest locality. Address
BOX az. Times bmIce. iazI-3r
GENTLEMAN Of sJudluus habits desires
quiet room and board, plain home cooking
rather llan fancy table, viii appreciate home
Coz forts Address BOX 1-3. Times office.
I8-sI
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noving

f1oving-
Packing and Shippiaa.
WE REPAIR and move furniture. HOW
ARD I2I5 II 81 ne Phone East I7e9
jal7-It
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS
81 LOAD
TWO-HORSE WAGON. s. LOAD
COLUMBIA TRANSFER COMPANY
7Is nth 81. n. " 1ez0-tf
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Dancing.

THE oRDWAY. Al uth ST. n. W.-Every
Tuesday Thursday. and Saturday even
ing beginners class. 1880; advanced $50.
Lady assistants Proper discretion used IN
admitting scholars 10 uLr academy Lesson.
soc. siX lessons $50 Private lesson by 49-
puintmeut Open all summer electric fans
ja18-tf PROF. CHAS ii. WYSDEIAAI-
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. .5c. guaran-
tee waltz and tWo-step ia g lessons GLASS; 81
per month piano. -5es dancing hall rlI rent
&g Address. with stamped envelope. A.. sub
station % jatS-6t-ezSu
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-Boarders.

WANTED-At THE WILSON. 18th and
Harvard ten table boardersi choice home
cooking. beautiful dining rooms. No. :. hrst
hoor. .aif-st
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Birds. Dogs. Etc.

TRY LEE BIRD STORE, Isai 9TH ST. NV
yellow heads, Amazon. Panama. Isle OF Pines
Cuban, red heads and dwarf parrots. monkeys,
mom0sitls goldfish, canaIies dogs nogI-tf
FANCY poultry, pigeons. singing cauaries.
breeding cages. parrots. dogs cats plant
fool guiddFhes. +rats. rabbits Guir-A pfss.
etc. sCHMID's BIRD STORE. ~ eth 81.
iz2-H
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BRODkI-AND. -. &.
ARTHUR H. r. LUEHSSEN, Drug store.
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.


Helm WAnEnH-Hp mA 10
~
w ~ ~, i- n no washing or ironing Ap
nome. stay nlgnIz. l-t5 mn 81. NV Ja-l-5t
$1,000.
Sc !.
ing. Iel2 ID 81. NV II
- u "a Nply -oia ., nv II
y,- ,--,r,r ,r-....., -. ., ,---.-,-
,l,----. - - -' a. mouse oLAf
p 10 .. T'Il'"s 'f '''N'H5' 'i'as reference .l-
MANIEb-Go1l waitress. HOME CAFE. "A.
IL st. nw- II
WANTED ,,bfr1b Mermaid End ,,si,rs-s. eta
nights glT Ia 81 ny. tagf-sf
W ~ I'D W mite OF tol'Ftl COOK. HOG New
--
MANTED-Experiencei coIored disbWashers
'- - - s''''7' ANA A'' nv" II
~ 49, - -
10 sl05 monthly corresponding for nevs1s+ p.
sure steady work: no caHvassing: experience
SYNDICATE. LSckport. \, Y. dsz5.5-t
" 80 ~ l-,Ilah-r e.i'iel Elrl Tor general
A.'l7eNriAi no "asLlns 100 . 81 NV.
JA-l-4t
yAErEu-A ,,1--a1 s-- ---1z-57 T-..,..-.---l-
Apply 81. yy-sflr.nst-r II M. n
= --------------- : - II
vuF
ELEAy ~ ndEu-M0Ae.
sa f ',-'l NO eAlriirie51 s.1reroom men
drass BOX Is- s.l -.
fs ~, or C5r ii g. = IN seHsfa. Va 2y
Fuse co. I4-g f-61z,i.---li4 az, MS - '.-'''
-'-- 7''---' anna -'' C.. -'. i15l-sr
WANTED-Whlts bows IetWee1 tic gE-g #
10 and u 10 work al trade. Apply al ms b
81. nW- 5a2I-2t
WANTED-Youus man that has had shop
experience II some Kind 90 work GA sIapha-
I commence with, can after 10 "a. IN farnar-
ROW. Room % 1904 PelIsylt anla ave uH- IL
WAN Il-1-A Young e'i9itl lAan 20 Work Do
-
WANTED Experienced milk wagon driver.
- -
WANTED-0ne coat room boy, white. apply
- 800
WANTED Bright active bows "a 90 Dc r-a4ra
OF age. as bundle vrluuarz. sarI nav and
permanent positions Aup!g r1 bal M
SCHAIrE with tfgfTFuE=rs.- 9Th ANA X 49,
iaaI--t
END LAUNDRY, li-i Pennsylvania av-
ia-l-at
VlaNTED-Quick. active bon. cam b+tV.aa+.
$50 ard o'cla=k. Tuesday. IlHl q 81. uyy.
Il
IANNTED-A polite and neat looking c8I8rai
bay ta work Iu pauIr9su at N- LHtH 81 MA
DO
{
Nv ANTED-WhiJe boy Jl carry Qua orders
Inv
I
IA NTfTF-B - b.. .r.fsta5--F ..far,.-s-s.-- --
l.r 4 lN'-'I-l'-> DRUG q AlI o.
[ - - - = - -H----l
I IA 4, ar.st-.4, .s.-..-s----.
co,r, f--,..T7-,-,,-.T -
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help Wanged-FemaIe.

IieIp ~ angPd-F emaIe.
WANTED-Colored women from CIV on
country general Homework. not experienced
se-y et 50 l'h nights. t.t % 81 nv. Ii
WANTED-yvuman 20 cook also 90 assist IN
eIninE room. Apply 1Z ! 90. as. lt
WASTED-Woman To- cook az- e. ST. uv.
WANTED-A white woman AS housekseper.
Cal al p a.. szl Missouri ave. II
WANTED-CoIlred woman good cook sl5
wANTED-Giu for eenerl houseworll. good
place for right party small family. PA sun
- 7"- DC
WANTED-fhr-e mattresses neat appear
hucri good hours ana wages MAJESTIC
QUICK LUNCH sos Pennsylvania ave.
WANrED-CoIageI g4I Cor hausev5rI. sl8
month"; no cooking OF washing. can 5e4 -
81 nw. q
WANTED gir for GENERAL rousework-
reference 1914 l3Jh 50 NV IL
Ss6FFTED-skirt draper. also waist draper.
sapertencad, with lsadlnE aErsSIuakeT. Ad-
dress Bon l3t. Times office. Ja@l-5r
X1ANTED-A reIiabi. vonun Tor general
h0useWork. small family 80 lsJh 50 uW.
ja2l-zt
WANTED-GirI for general housswork in
family of adults 60 home nights. rs 18th
a. 10
VANTED-A woman for general housework
IFS D. S. ne Ia4-lt
NyANrED-Y5ung lady chocolate clipper.
Apply bEAONE-r l.l- Psunss lysnia av. NV.
AyANTED-Womau 4, cook. wash ana is-n.
reference required 1904 ST. nv IL
NvANTED-Washlng 20 take home. or 0ul by
day. 6od Freeman place NV IL
WANTEp-serrIeI cosored woman 10 cook
wash ana lFlu. FAMILY OF three also cham
nermaid and waitress stay nights. Apply
with references, 1893 18th ST NV II
wANTED-Good white or colored woman
- assist ia lish- Homework, Apply al once
1TSs ~. nv. 1T
NvANrED-GirI Tor general housework. 80
u ST. NV 10
NANTED-Two general h9useWorkerZ good
cook waitress. and ChdmBrrmaid. good
wages each EUREKA. Ion New York av.
NV. il
wANrED-Nuse SIM age Is or 10. 100
81 81 NV IL
wANTED-cook aad helper with homework.
IN nat stay nights no washing Cali al
once. 21's Decatur place Hw- between r and
8. I'D and Esd SITS. II
WANTED-ReIabIe coI5rei PM % cook ana
do laundry references. 1913 81 50. uW. III
WANTED-Youug lady to do general house
work, small family fair salary. Call al l.
HEASl4EN. 341 III 81. sW- ia2l-2t
WANTED-GIrl 20 do general Homework
small family. Can at COZ a. So. sW.
jas5-et
WANfED-EXperience female steuogTapher
and typewriter Ia pension attorneys Office
state salaT3. Address BOX us, Times Office.
laIs-9t
WANrED-A ehamheFmaid. bring references
and call az ld0d X 81 MS. 1aI9-3t
WANTED-White woman 90 care for sick
LADY 5 II 81. nv iaI9-3t
WANTEn-Experi Mattresses. THE
PURITAN LUNCH ROOM u1ia lsth ST. NV.
VANTED-Girl for general housework ISIS
3<lh - AZ. Jal5-7t
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Floor Oil.

HOUSEWIFE SAVE YOUR BACK AND
health. Hunter dust killing Floor oil does
away with scEu1Liug, 15e gallon this
week. regular price Soc. Drop postal IIg
Pennsylvania ave NV 5a-J-tf
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ALEXANDRIA. Va
r L CAkNE & CO. EOS King 81
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Musical.

PIANO LESSONS, 50 cents; lesson one
hour 20 years experience as teacher. 500
81 81 nw. ia21-2at
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Help Vented
Male and Female.

WANTED-You 10 know we teach all stand
ard systems Of Shorthand and typeWTitiug
and can prepare puplLs for positions in Sd 10
50 days special afternoon sessions for Gov
eminent employees. TE&OGEAFHIC ACAD-
EAlH. Colorado building. la4-gJt
ABSOLUTELY free. preparation for Civil
Service examination, Address BOX 1856
Times office. iazI-3t
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AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT;
BRANCH OFFICES.


GoLDENBERG s 9Th ana X SITS, NV.
:. KAHN. SONS < CO.. AJh and Market space.
ERNINs CIGAR STORE. l4th ana FIa. ave.
ERWIN CIGAR STORE. zsl2 14th 81 nv.
W. J.. Men lily. Cigar store, l4lL ard Fus-
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton q
Nelson, Froprietorsi corner Rhode island
ave. LIST and i stz. nv.
ROBERT a, FEIZOLD. The Harvard Par
macy, nth and Harvard sts, NV.
". A. DARLING cor. l4th ana = sJz. nv
L. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor 7th ST.. Rhode
Island ave. and Il ST. NV
II. 4. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th ST. and Mass.
ave. NV.
sW. cor. lJh and II SITS. NV.
DOM a. SANFORD. New York ave. and
NcgJh Capitol 81
i. A, NEITCH. 2It5 and n SITS. NV
OUlGL-E 4 s PHARMACY. -lst and q SITS. nv,
GILLETTE g. CO. IttG and l. sJs- NV.
s. II WAGNER s. q o.. LIST and ID sts. nv.
J. A. TAYLOR cor 5Lh and = sts- NV
EUGENE H.. NICHOLS. 1891 Pa. ave, nv.
NORTHEAST.
FORSrON's BOTANICAL PHARMACY. cor
18th 81 and Florida ave
CHAs. AZ HLUAEH, y. cap and r SIS. ne.
AcCAESNLl s. JtAcHlA. cor. p and J. SIS.
SOUTHEAST
a +. POWELL 4th and East Capitol SIS.
q DoNNEl-L IltiG CO. sun and @ sts-
a. 5. FEALN, ~. cor, nth aad Pa ave
SOUTHWEST.
y. HUGO EIsENnEIss. 9Th and b streets.
ANACOETIA
BURYs PHARMACY. cJruer Monroe and
Jefferson So
BROOKLAND u. &.
ARTHUR H. +. LUERssEN. Drug store.
ALEXANDRIA. Va
p Z cAhAE & CO. EOS King 50.
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR SALE-One bay horFe. LOO one black
mari. .esyi one gray harse. Lee. one bay
mare. E1- Ia rear II 43l FeuuEy lfaula ave.
nv. HOLTMAN'S OLD SF-.NB. jazI-5t
A GENTLEMAN fne driving horse. runa-
bout and harness. cheap. SO Feuusyl Vauia
ave az. jazi-sI
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For Rent-ROOms.

II YOC ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS OR
see us, no charges. THE CEN
TRAL REAL ESTATE CO., 1927 F az. Room
. Phone II. 1863 ia2I-3gt
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GANTZ's SELLING OUT IS bike ruHabout.
g45. $50 curuadeF surrey. So. sIZa lzdy's
and business phs=etou, S35s 80 ILA plaIforra
panel gTucery wagons. SCA 81 ana lz0j
y a. nv. auZa-I
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Found.

FOUND-HIack Cocker Spaniel. so rem
sylVania ave ia19-st
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ANAtDfI TIA
BURY's PHARMACY. cJruer Monroe and
jefferson So
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Dentistry.

ALEEOLA METHOD tN0 PLATES. no
PAIN. $40 90 introduce this system Eup=-
rloE 10 plates ia every way Filings sluls
Crowns 500. work guaranteed DR.. C. s.
WALDO 1919 AeN York ave. NV 34l6-tr
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Personal.

WOEhINGAEN. a dollar saved is ONE made.
we can save sou IeH Dr. ylu GENE Ja US
FOR "a sllI a-sILllf. Tailor made Slightly
uzrlf az prices that are sure 90 please sou
JJSIIIS OLD STAND. flH Dlsr Il-E-sJ
MRS BISHOP PaImisf. information. clear.
concise. ana TO tie point l-I san So uE-
.z-i-ti
MAIE DAVIS the born elairg5yaut aad card
reader removes spells. eva influences. ana
gives good luck IFS -a-L 81 nH-- give Ias
cali raI8-.L
AIR. T.. MILLION. Palmist and Psguh.c 81
Eye 81. uH. ills readings tell s-1u auythluE
you wish 90 know. They are scientific ana
accurate. Hours. 90 &. open sunday.
Jall-agt
BRADFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY. suite
"a COLORADO BUILDING. l4th ana q
Phone Main -l-8- Expert specialists ia DELI
cate ana intricate iuF esIiEatigu-. any cause
all sections absolute secrecy guaranteed. ECs
night service. phone residence. North 43ta.
Jal-Z4I
If YOU ARE GIVING UP housekeeping
and wish 10 sell part or ali Ot your furniture
send Tor the man Ha1 has the reputation OF
- years fair dealing MARCUS NOTES at
sth 81. phone Main OH noI9-tf
The Washington times., 1907-01-21

TEETH WITHOUT FLATES.-No extracting:
~ pain: look feel. act and last longer than
natural teeth. ElEuuzeu faces made normal
painless nIIinE. DR.. J. l.. WILSON. 1913 r
81 NV dez5-s5t
FIRST CLASS WORK, Low PRICES-sst
Of teeth, s. Lp5 gold cTJWns. s. upi gold
lIIlgs. 81 ~. silver filings. zoe. work
guaranteed pain
DIR. GEO. l. EDMO&DS. so 81 M.
The Washington times., 1907-01-21

SOUTHWEST
Y. HUGO EIsENHEIss. 9Th and b streets
The Washington times., 1907-01-21

CHINA and oil painting Soc use Of paints and
brushes. STUDIO, rs 5th ST. NV. jaI5-sJt
HALF A DOZEN lines Of type may be the
link between you and something yoJ want
The Washington times., 1907-01-21
For SaIe--FfisccIlaneous.

FOH sALE-FolI table. Axe, tine order.
very cheap. 5z- IIth 81. sW ia2I-u
The Washington times., 1907-01-21

DAIRY LUNCH ana oyster business. West
Washington daily sales $40, sIse-aWay af
tyH. NEW YORK BUSINESS IE0KERs.
Oh r. IazI-gt
The Washington times., 1907-01-21
For Rent
Furnished R0cmA.

SENECA bachelor apartment. one large
room. al improvements $40. JAEITOR.
6zI ST. nW. DELFT
The Washington times., 1907-01-21

CORNER grocery, Anac1slia. H1 opposition.
Ey9I hidhdl bargain al $50 NEW YORK
bLsINt-ss BROKERS', Gil r. ja2I-st
The Washington times., 1907-01-21

tDNF Eel IoNEitf and fancy grocery. NJ. .
soo4 stand nue business snap flr price - u
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS' On F
IaZi-st
The Washington times., 1907-01-21

FORSTON's BOTANICAL PHARMACY. cor
18th 81 and Florida ave. ne
CHAs. H. BLU AEH, y. Cap. ana Il SITS ne.
AcCAE@NLl s. JUAciIA. cor. p and J. SIS,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-12-21
MAY DEMONSTRATION
CHANGE or SENTIMENT AMONG
LOCAL FlREMEN.
Rynesl Company Boys Favorahly Dis
cuss Question Of Sig Time For
Msrtinshura Next May.

Some time ago this paper announc.
ei that the Martinsburg fremen had
taken acgion adverse to participating
IN the proposed firemen's demonstra-
tion here next May on the occasion
OF the Cumberland Valley Flremen's
convention.
It Is gratifying % note a change of
sentiment among the local aremen rel
alive to this matter This was particu.
Iarlg manifest at meeting Of Ry.
neal 60, No. / on Tuesday night At
ter the transaction of the regular
routine business the old question OF
the May demonstration was taken up
and informally discussed. and the
trend Of opinion, as there expressed-
was practically unanimous In favor OF
the oripinal proposition
II Is well TO add here that the local
flremen were not opposed 10 taking
part In the May demonstration, as
such. but refused ON the ground that
they were not assured OF certain con-
cessions, street and otherwise. the
revenue from which they thought
they were justly entitled to, and
which they intended to apply 70 the
betterment OF their equipment
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1907-12-21
CARRIES CHRISTMAS MILLION.
No ship Ever Took So Large Sum
OF Holiday Remittances.

New York. Dec. 18.--Bearing $1.1S9,-
1929 in cash gifts for 79542 re'a-
tives in eighteen European countries,
the White Star liner Oceanic sailed
yesterday for Southampton, breaking
all records in the number and value
OF the Christmas remittances
These gifts we're IN the shape OF
money orders, issued through the New
York postoffice. and this tremendous
business ended "a record breaking two
weeks, in which s14,1s9 money orders
for foreign countries were issued, an
increase Of 60,7722 over last year, for
a total OF s5,SI4i51.7o, an increase OF
s1.04.78 over last year.
The money orders carried in the
Oceanic, Postmaster Morgan said,
were the largest in number and the
greatest in value ever sent in any one
ship