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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-07
DIES FROM INJURIES.
Alleged to Have Received a Knock
out Blow.

New York, Feb. G.-John Mason
who, It Is alleged, received a knock.
Gu blow In a friendly boxing bout in
the parish house Of st, Bartholomew
Episcopal church January 20, died
last night in a hospital
A young man named Brown, Of st.
Georges club, st. Georges Episcopal
church. was Mason's opponent In the
bout. Thomas Shortell, instructor Of
the Mems club, and Alfred &. Harvey,
physical director, have been arrested
and arraigned in the Yorkyllle police
court, and are held in 81 500 bail for
further examination February H.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-07
KILLS BR|DE. ON
EVE OF WEDDING

ponca Neh,, Feb 6.--Frank Frink,
a farmer yesterday shot and killed
Miss Bessie Newton, daughter of a
prominent citizen at her home hero
and then shot himself He will prob
ably die. Miss Newton was to have
been married tonight to Edward
O'Donnell of this city Frank was a
reiCctod sutton.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-07
Editor Killed.

Bloomington, Feb. &C, c. Lewis,
editor of the Normal H., Advocate,
was killed by a Chicago and Alton
train at the Union depot here last
night
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-07
AIM OF THE STATE BOARD OF
AGRICULTURE.
WANT MINING EXHIBIT
Would Promote Larger Interest in Edu-
cationai observation-disclosures
Named to Revise Premium List
Discussed Senator Smiths Free
Pass Bill.
Madison. Feb. s

Madison, req D..
To increase the interest and secure
a larger and better exhibit in the elu.
cational department, to promote a de-
partment of mining, to secure the CO.
operation OF commercial organizations
of Milwaukee in promoting the inter
ests of the state fair and to make the
| exhibition OF 1907 a marker in the
history of the society, these were the
| principal matters considered at the
meeting of the state board of agricul-
| ture held in the Office of Secretary
! John M True at the capitol yesterday
There were ten members of the
! board present:
George Wylie, Morrisonville.
o. F. Roessler. Jefferson.
George G. Cox, Mineral Point
r. L. W'atrous, Milwaukee.
! George McKerrow, Pewaukee
G. L. Hill, Rosendale.
John l.. Herbst, Sparta.
James J. Nelson, Amherst
c. G. Wilcox, De Pere.
l.. E. Scott, Stanley
To Promote Interest in Education.
In order to promote a larger interest
in the educational department of the
state fair President McKerrow asked
that the appropriation for premiums
to be offered for exhibits be increased
Last year this appropriation was $3.50
and the department of school exhibits
was then established on small basis
much as an experiment. So successful
was the venture that at the last meet,
ing of the board previous to yesterday
it was decided to double this educa-
tional exhibit appropriation, making it
800. Yesterday it was raised to $500
President Mckinney of the Milw2u
kee normal school has taken a large
interest in the educational depart
ment and upon invitation of the boar
has submitted a premium list, the of
ferings of which are confined to those
classes of school work which make
good display and which emphasize Ger
tain phases of school life which are
apt to be neglected. The department
will be divided into three classes:
/ l. For all schools in the state. y
State grade schools. 3. Rursl
schools
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-07

Rock Islands California nmites
train nearly plunged into Mississippi
river at Davenport, Iowa.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-07
Would Tax Credits.

TO make the evasion Of the credit
taxation law a more difficult matter,
and If possible to maze it impossible,
Assemblyman Ties has offered bill
which makes 1t the duty of all agents,
banks, cashiers and similar persons
to make a complete report Of all cred
It's. notes, in fact all taxable credits
TO the assessors of the various Coun.
ties and towns. At present many
transactions involving taxable cred
It's ara concealed from the assessors,
the principals simply making the
banks their agents and the assessors
are not furnished with the informa-
ton necessary TO give them the OPP
portunity Of putting those instru-
ments on the tax list
Another amendment Il the primary
election law has been offered by AS
semblyman Nye This provides for
the printing and distributing of n
sample ballot 20 day, before the pri-
mary, which shall contain the names
OF the candidates placed in order de
termined previously by lot. The cleo
tors are thus acquainted with the
ballot which Will be handed to- them
at the time of election.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-07

He who knows how 10 live knows
when to die
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-07
COMMISSION
MAKES REPORT
DEVILS LAKE AND DELLS RE-
GloNS ATTRACTIVE SPOTS.
BEAUTIES ARE IN DANGER

Attractiveness OF the Lake Will Be
MARRIED by Quarries and Fires IN
less State Takes Steps to Protect
It, Says the Report-Recommen ds
State Park.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-07
New Referendum Bill.

According to the terms of The
measure the common council of any
city Is authorized to submit to a vote
of the people at the following NUM-.
clpal election, any ordinance intro
duced in the council Whency2,
such a step has been taken, however.
and the ordinance has been voted
down, the same may not be resuh.
mttted in less than three years. The
scope of the measure is the widest
and applies to every city of every
class within the state.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-07
Socialistic Activity.

The social democratic members
from Milwaukee manifested unusual
activity in the assembly again yes
terday, being responsible for the in
PRODUCTION of -four out of six Joint
resolutions and one bill The things
agitated In the Joint resolutions are
the calling of Il state constitutional
convention, memoriali2ing congress
to call an international peace parlia-
ment, to memorabilia congress to lur.
Their extend the scope of the Chinese
exclusion act and to memorialize CON
gress to establish a postal savings
bunk sNStem
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-07
More Work for Professors.

Assemblyman Weber, of Milwaukee,
proposes to give cities an opportunity
OF enlisting expert assistance and aid
vice in the construction OF public
works. The merit claimed for the
measure Is that 1t will accomplish l.
great deal of good without any al.
preciable expense, 1t is proposed
that the city council may call in the
advice of any of the engineering pro
fessors of the faculty of the state
university. For his services the on
gineer is not to receive any compen-
sation except his expenses.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-07
For Wildcat Miners.

Wildcat mining schemes in south
ern Wisconsin will receive some
more attention when two bills. intro
duced by Assemhlyman Roethe. are
considered Mr.. Roethe proposes to
prevent frauds in drilling ores by
compelling all mining companies to
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-07
For Higher Salaries.

Assistants in the Office of the sup
ertntendent of public property are 10
receive an increase of pay, according
to the provisions of a hill introduced
by Assemblyman McGee. The new
scale OF salaries affects almost 30
state employees, rs follows: Assistant
carpenter and three hremen, instead
of $3.50, are to receive 5000; eight 10
licemen. two night watchmen, on
elevator man, and 10 ianitors receive
an increase from S744 to 5000, the
ouspidor cleaner and IA lahorers re-
oetve raise from 5000 to 1872. and
five scrub women will hereafter re-
ceivc $3.50 per day in place of SIPS.
IL the bill becomes a law
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-07
For a Mining Department.

George G. COX proposed a te-
partment of mining and he was au-
thorized to take the matter up with
those who may be interested and re
port at the next meeting, which viii
be he'd March IL.
1t is proposed to have an exhibit OF
minerals of Wisconsin. This viii be
had by means of premiums on large
and representative collections or pre-
NUNS on the best specimens of par
ticular ores or minerals. The miner
al interests of the state are so large,
varied and important, and have been
only developed to point of infancy
compared with what the resources Of
the state promise in this direction.
that the board of agriculture sees that
such an exhibit at the state fair would
be valuable
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-07
DISCUSS Pass QUESTION.

Senator Smiths bill which in its
present fern forbids the issuance OF
any pass Or frank to any person whom-
soevog by amy agricultural society re-
cciving aid from the state, was made
the subject OF some informal talk.
The members approve the spirit OF
the bill but think that some modiica-
lions, in the way Of exceptions,
Shout be made.
The dates fixed for the state fair arc
September 8 to 10, being the sarae
week as for the past several years
indianapolis claimed the dates last
year and held them but made nothing
by the move. They will do the same
this year but will probably have no
greater success than last year.
There are two new members on the
state board. Messrs. G. L. Hill Of ROs
endale and K. L. Watrous of Milwau-
kee. the latter a son Of A. J. Watrous,
the well known and popular editor
and G. A. r. man. Mr. Watrous was
given authority to solicit the cooper
alton of the commercial clubs Of Mi
waukee in the promotion OF the sue
cess Of the state fair.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-07
To Revise Premium List.

For the purpose of making a revis-
ion of the premium list President Nc
Kerrow appointed the following com
mittees:
Live stock-George Wylie, George c.
Cox and Ed. Nordman.
Agriculture. horticulture and dairy
L e. Scott, J. l.. Herbst and {, L.
Hill.
Fine arts and woman's work.. J.
Nelson, C. H. Everett and Grant
Fisher.
Speed and special atrractions-C-
G. Wilcox, O. F. Roessler and R. l.
Watrous.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-02-07
Brief Afternoon Session.

The senate had brief session in
The afternoon, at which one new bin
was received and a petition from
The Washington times., 1907-03-24

Every day some one
loses his job"-and, if
wise, turns the incident to
his advantage by adver-
Using for and getting a
better ore.
"a good intention
clothes itself with sudden
power" and so it is al
ways POSSIBLE to en-
bark upon a more pro
gressive campaign Of ad-
vertising.
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Rug Weaving.

RUGS WOVEN out Of old CARPETS pr0,
postal. WASHINGTON RUG Co, ssI 5ih 81
NV Phone Main 1925. mh22-tf
OLD CARPETS woven into handsome rugs.
Tag carpets woven. ARLINGTON RUG co
2-I4 q 81. Phone ". 1883. mhlg-tf
HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn
carpets. sanitary. prompt, reliable. Postal
ECLIPSE RI Geo. Lurll Nd TDh1g-5t
RUGS WOVEN ont OF old carpets. Lr5D
pCst9i,As5t 9Th ST. NV. or phone E315
mh16-tf
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NOR-nediCaI HEALING.

THE JU&OD l-Ee NCC-um) method OF su-
forced circulation is the only rational. safe
and successful cure Tor LOcomOtOr-A taxi.
Rheumatism Paralysis, Bright's Disease
Diabetes, ana Other iucurabIe tso-calledl all
Mcnts. Parties suAlIilE with any aIIuent
that their IIy slol1H falls 70 relieve are in
yited 20 cali and learn how easily this the
only ratio1at method. viii cure them I ana
after ire desperate and incUTable cases-rhat
is what ! ia4ln. Consultation and inforna-
uon are free. PROF. H. y. u. PARKER.
1873 New 1cIk ave. hours, 10 10 8; SUNDAYS,
10 20 l. Treatments and consultation at your
nome mLZ3-3r
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED, SI.75 up; house painting
lowest prices. CHAS. a. CARLISLE $50 5th
81. NV. Phone Main $751; rnh24-et
ROOMS PAPERED 20es cheaper than other
firms work guaranteed. Il. HEWITT gu
East Capitol ST. mh24-st
VA. V. LAHONEY, the man that nads
Paperhansi1E famous; reliable, prompt. cheap:
legal guarantee covers an our work send
postal for trCe samples and estimate Main
store, OJJ pennsylvania ave. Sc, telephone
East L4-ks u following agencies: De Maine
e Co. 500 II ST. NV; Edlavitch's store
Bowie, Sid ~ Monroe St. AnaCOstia: New
ce-EDes drug store, Congress Heights. COZ
store. Laurel. Nd; General Store Glendale.
fCstCdce. Colonial Beach, Va: Ingalls, Real
Estate once. Hyattsville. Nd. Shaw's Store
IW1ulns City. LlOyd's store. Seabrooke ma
new agency. lust established. Luerssen's Ding
store, Brookland mb29--f
WALL PAPER-PICTURE FRAMING.
Prices low. quality high. AMES sls II A.
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For SaIe-EfisceIlaneous.

EOft SAI+E-lce boxes for grocery uge-the
AliI lHdt are made BY mechanic. not
IlnheF. see HOLLYWOOD, Sth and X. mh2l-st
The Washington times., 1907-03-24

2l3 r NW.-Unfurulshed; light housekeeping
small ro0m S6i also other furnished rooms.
II
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Bicycles.
RIusicaI.

FOR SALE-TWo old, genuine NicoIauz Auari
violins. 80 years. old; highest cash prices paid
FOR old vIolIns. basses. 'celIos 1850 T5fh ~
NV. unh1O-t1r ea S--egr
MUSIC SIUDIO-Lessons given on string and
brass Instruments. orchestral class free Tor
advanced pupils string instruments repaired
BY European expert. For fun particulars an
ply 70 MAX BACHAIAN. 1850 10Th ST. NV
fe-24-su. tn. sa-5Ot
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Situations Wanted-MaIe.

WANTED-Position; frst-Class meat cutter
and ErDcery clerk, best reference Address
BOX l55, Times office. IL
WANTED--By young German. 2S single, po-
sition Ou farm speaks a little English. Ad-
dress BOX 153, Times Office mhg1-Zt
WANTED-By experienced meat cutter and
grocery clerk position as manager refer
ences- Address BOX l5S, Times Office
mh25-3t
WANTED-By co!ored man. married. care OF
country home or gardener. wife willing
20 assist la housework or poultry. Address
A. A., 81 Pearson St, Garfield D. c.
mh23--t
WANTED-By Christian man, age a. uosi-
ton OF trust where sobriety. honesty and
integrity count as prime factors OF would
take position as tlmekecpeT or any plain
clerical work Address BON II, Times Of
fee mh2g-Zt
WANTED-By experienced collector. married.
q position, Al reference Address GL5 OrIeau
place northeast mhz2-gt
WANTED-Envel0pes 70 address and type
writing 10 do. 61y Eye 81 ne. mhZ2-st
WANTED-A Government clerk with the
highest references would like the agency OF
an apartment house for the use Of living
apartments. Address BOX 1I5. Times Office,
mh22-3t
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Help Wanled-MaIe.

WANTED-An experienced clothing salesman
apply 70 the Manager OF SAKS q co
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.


GOLDENBERG'S eth and r SITS NV
:, KAHN. SONS & CO.. 18th and Market space
GREENS 9 API T A L ADVERTISING
-, AGENCY. Ilt6 18th ST. NV.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton *
Nelson, PFopuetorsi corner Rhode Island
ave, LIST and T SITS. NV.
ROBERT T. PETZOLD, The Harvard Phar-
macy, 18th and Harvard SITS. NV.
w. A DARLING. cor. 14th and T SITS. NV.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON, coz eth St. Rhode
Island ave and r. ST. NV.
Il. 7. BUTTS PHARMACY, 9Th St. and
Mass. ave. NV.
CHAs. c. HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy.
DOM a SANFORD. New York ave and
o. North Capitol 81.
r; 4. XEITCH, 2lth and N SITS NV.
OJIGl-EY' S PHARMACY, glsr and O. sts NV
GILLETTE q CO, 14th and J. sts NV.
). NJ. WAGNER * CO. LIST and II SITS. NV
J.. T. TAYLOR. cor. Sth and = SITS. NV.
EUGENE z. NICHOLS, 1901 Pa. ave. nw.
NORTHEAST.
FORSTON'S BOTANICAL PHARMACY, cor
lzth 81. and Florida ave. ne.
McCHESNEY d JOACHIM cor. 2d and Z sts
SOUTHEAST.
a. r. POWELL. 4tn and East Capitol sts
ODONNELL DRUG CO. Sth and a. Q SITS.
SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EIsENBEIss, eth and 3 streets.
ANACOsrIA.
BURT'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
BROOKLAND. D. c
ARTHUR II. F. LUERssEN. Drug store.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L. CARNE d Co. 703 King 81.
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Wanted-ROOmS.

WANTED-By widow in Office one unfur-
nished room with alcove or small hall room
adjoining, in Northwest; convenient 10 cars
Address BOX 1872, Times Office mh23-2t
WANTED-Three bright rooms. southern ex-
pOsure: preferably located Georgetown or
Northwest J. +. ROFB. SCI Sth st. ne.
mh2S-3t
MARRIED COUPLE wants three unfurnished
second floor rooms on Capitol Hin. by April
/; state price MRS FREE, station 3.
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FOR SALE-1o0 ice boxes, ali sizes; Sights,
used See HOLLYWOOD, 6th and X mb55 9f
The Washington times., 1907-03-24

FOR sALE-Cash register; looks like new.
also large iron safe save money, Sc HOP
WOOD, 8th and K MOI 81
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WANTBD-Helper at dressmaking; long sea
son, FROST & CREBS. 1345 St NV
mhE}-3t
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Wanted-ROoms q Board

WANTED-By young man. room and board
In private family; plain home cooking. Adj
dress McGHIE, 623 = ST. NV IT
WANTED-By young married couple. room
and board in private family; permanent.
Address BOX 49,, Times Office mh23-2t
WANTED-By a soldier Of the Civil War
who is now blind, comfortable home with
board in private family; with children pre-
feTredi near a park Address BOX 10. Times
office. mhs3-3t
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WANT2D--A good white girl small family,
SIS a month 117 ] st. NV. mh2f-2t
WANIED-Cash girls and store messengers.
quick promotion 10 those whose services prove
satisfactory. Apply HEIGHT ts CO.. 5Is-I5-I7
9TH St NV ruha4-7f
The Washington times., 1907-03-24
Wanted-BOarderS.

TABLE BOARD. $3.50 per week furnished
rooms, 81 and ups telephone connections. -I
con. gH-eu-es- u, New Jersey ave. uH.
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

Neutrality-suspicious. young lady stenog-
col. Jenifer building II
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Notwithstanding.

WANTED-Is06 OIIsmolIa5 suitable for real
estate business; must be in good condition
and price right. Apply basement. Gil + 81
NV r-lrg- %
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Help Wanted-haIe.

WANTED-Young man for soda fountain two
or three evenings a week. Address s. r.
DRUGGIST, Times office. mh23-3t
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

Furnished Rooms.
22lo Il ST. .Nw.-Three rooms and bath.
second noor, between two lines Of cars. 1t
g06 II ST NV. two rooms. second floor
I'VE south windows sink, hot and cold water:
Dath adjoining; can be- seen at any time.
phone. ub94-sf-
E E,l,I furnished rooms: VIII board. I9o New
loiA ave. mh24-3t
ROOMS for rent. furnished; win or WITH
OUT board Z2s 81. Sc. mh24-Zt
FOR RENT-One furnished room. second ao.r
Ior one or two gentlemen. l247 sth So. NV.
FOR RENT-455 c. ST. NV; large front room
IA apartment nicely furnished hot-water
neat, everything nrst-class, suitable for two
gentlemen. II
ROOMS at 1901 18th st. NV. open april ]
uA-ef new management rooms can le in
spected at any time, furnished 70 suit oc-
cupants. il
TWO nicely furnished front rooms, S. and
SO GA 1 st. Hw. II
THREE furnished third story COMMUNICATIVE
rooms for light housekeeping 6oJ 30 ST. nv.
FOR RENT-Tyy0 rooms on second floor for
hight Housekeeping. cheap Gle sth 81 us.
FOR RENT-NewIy furnished room in apart
mcnt house. near Government Printing Of
nee, 60 sober gentleman Address BOX IS.
III II NW.-Large rooms. bay window.
furnished. porcelain bath; board % desired.
mh24-st
TEREE-ROOM FLAT, furnished. complete
Tor light housekeeping adults. 1916 lHLl ST.
NV mh-i-sJ
FOR RENT-Nicciy furnished room. with
DAlA- Afst moor apartment centrally located.
Address Bon lio. Times Office. II
FOR RENT-Two pleasant back rooms In
private family. 90 81 st. uw. II
lII5 ] ST NW.-Iaree. cool front room.
south exposure REASONABLE. lah-i-st
THREE nicely furnished rooms f1r ueht
housekeeping. . Il ST. me- ua---.r
VERY SMALL. ROOMS. 81. Is Der week. other
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS Tor rent
llls 9Th st. nv ma-i-sJ
FOR EENT-Ey white people. a newly fur
uished room. suitable for one or tWO. gl4
10Th ct, u". II
ROOM for gentleman. neatly furnished. win
lu"s south and west DO well kept private
home l5yz lssh 81. ma-l-sc
617 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. SE-Farnf~he4
room for rent second floor; private family.
II
FIRST and second floors OF a pleasant fur
llsllI house CD adults parties away. A4-
dress BOX l5i, Times office x
FOR RENT Furnished. for four or i've
months housekeeping apartment. four rooms
and bath eNgeller- location Apply ROOM
-, Kellogg building mh-s-gt
COMFORTABLE. pleasant rooms. s. and So
per week. i-5 stH ST. nv. mh-5-5,
overlooking park private family. rs larh ST.
Sc mh28-2-
ENTIRE FLOOR: porcelain bath: heat and
Washington Circier Sls. 24ib X ST. uhzs--L
FURNISHED ROOMS. 81 per week. AN con-
yenienCes. Go y 81. uW. mE-3-gt
FURNISHED ROOMS. e04 II 81 NV s8--
cial rates for horse race men mhz--1t
LARGE ROOM for one or two gentlemen.
6lS 9th st. nWs mu2l-gt
FURNISHED ROOMS fer rent. 81 a week.
1905 i 81. mhz--st
POI a ST. sE.-Two front rooms. third aa0r.
rooms second floor mh22-ay
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. runnlng
water reasonable 4lS q ST. NV. uhz--5t
NICELY furnished front rooms. s.. 50. s..
Apply 10 % 81 NV. mh-2-5t
ROOMS for light housekeeping: furnished or
unfinished. 2lS ST. NV. mh-2-3t
FURNISHED rooms; s. month: shops
cheap sol ? ST. NV mh21-st
NICELY furnished rooms. central. 1881 sta
HHHH.
The Washington times., 1907-03-24

FURNISHED room renting and boarding
house business long established; very CEN
tIsl: Il r0Jmsi cheap. 6l5 q ST, NV
The Washington times., 1907-03-24

Il ste. ne. Phone East 25-R. nO25-tf
FOR SALE-We offer you a choice Of a
number or slightly used high-grade Uprlgat
t-anos at the smallest prices such instru-
t--elLs have ever sold Tor. s5u3 Ste.nWay. Ssz5-
$40 Stleu,. $50. $500 Hartman. $3.50. $50 Esse
Sa-5: 500 AcFhai. S215; 500 Emerson. S.j0;
$50 Slle.i Slt5i $3.50 ki.nbaI. $50, $500 stein
" az. >l5ys and about forty other good pianos.
Easy terms. q. !. DeMOLL * Co. 1891 C
ST. mbC-tf
hEGS-We call and make keys anywhere In
the city Tor 2Sc5 prompt service, electric bells
burglar alaTLns. and electric gas lighting our
speeiaLiiesi crop postal or phone NUTIh 800
PERCY 5. ANGLE & Co. 49, I4th 81. nv.
uaI--ff
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

aAAAC anu Il Cl4aACs
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING can be
learned at our school IN from 80 TO 90 DAYS,
positions guaranteed. we teach Pitman. era
ha.a, Gregg, Barnes. and Syllable systems,
INDIVIDUAL instruction. STEEOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. SII-3I9 Colorado building mh4-tf
neutrality-suspicious. craftsmen. and let
tereTs, men or women: viii teach those with
talent privately ROOM s, I415 r st. NV. u
Neutrality-suspicious. book folders Nc
GILL q WALLACE, 1lO7 r ST. nv. mh24-2t
WANTED-Couplei French butler. valet. and
maid; hairdressiug and mauicUrug, city ref
ereuces. Address i. T.. Times office Il
AGENTS WANTED-Seu Shynyt. everybody
wants It, you want the pT0ht; sample, pc
call OF write T. J. BEALL. JI2 18th 81. ne
1t
ACTORS and actresses always wanted: learn
by mail from proprietor Of large company sUe-
cial rates, write today. particulars free
CHARLES ROSS. Box go. Milwaukee Wis.
II
GET GOVERNMENT POSITION. short hours
good pay ASH persons appointed last year
Information free DAEISON'S INSTITUTE,
Mausey building. II
The Washington times., 1907-03-24

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