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Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-07-25
Waller Clark of Mississippi.

Is a good man, a real farmer, and a credit
to any community.
He is altogether too good man to be tag
eing around the world as a "Me Too" for
Such character as Harvie Jordan.
Walter Clark is so honest that he is natur-
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-07-25
Clear the Track i!

The lobbyists of the corporations are the
shrewdest of men.
They never sleep, and they don't put things
off,
Never do you catch them forgetting the
value of NOW!
See how these adopts at management are
twisting the Legislature into a knot on that
Prohibition Bill.
See how they are developing its possibili-
ties as bone of contention.
Watch them spin out the struggle between
the two factions.
The purpose is self-evident The Prohibi-
ton fight masks the batteries that should open
on the corporations.
The Prohibition bill is huge stone on the
railroad track, stalling the locomotive.
The engineer cannot drive ahead while
the obstruction is there to endanger his train.
Hoke Smith reformers pass the Prohibition
bill and clear the track for Railroad reforml
The Washington times., 1907-08-25
SECOND HAND EDELWEISS
SUPPLIED TO TOURISTS

PARIS. Aug. 2A-An visitors to Switz-
serland know the delightful little flower,
sthe edeiweiss, which has cost the lives
b Of many ardent Alpinists in their en-
deavors 10 pluck 1t when growing in
dangerous and precipitate positions.
- The edeIweiss has been plucked so
unrelentingIy that II has become moro
and more rare, and the projects Of the
Alpine departments have been obliged
10 take measures 70 protect the hover
Now the Hanes are growing large guam
titles and exporting the flower 20 SWilz-
erland, where il is sold as the native
i article
The Washington times., 1907-08-25
PALATIAL BOXES PLANNED
FOR CR0KER'S RACERS

LONDON. Aug. 24-Richard Croker
has purchased a farm OF ninety acres in
the neighborhOod Of Glencairn and in
tends to erect upon it palatial boxes for
Orby and Americas.
Although Orby has been struck out OF
his engagement for the St. Leger, Dr.
AIcCabe. the manager of Ny, Croker 8
stable, says ne hopes 10 nave him in con-
dition to run for the Cesarewitch Stakes
in October and for the Cambridgeshire.
The Washington times., 1907-08-25
THREE NAY DIE
AFTER EXPLOSION

NORFOLK. Va. Aug. 24-Littie nope
is entertained tonight for the recovery
sof two of the three men injured today
IN the explosion OF the air compressor
used in expeIling tOrpedOes, IN thu pow
erhouse OF the Norfolk navy yard To-
day. The fourth man is expected TO
recover.
The accident occurred while ordnance
officers were testing the air compressor,
four of the eight cranks blowing out
with terrific force. A heavy sheet OF
-armor plate, placed as a protection
in case of accl 1eot, was blown 30 feet
and one OF the Cranks went straight up
clipping of the caves Of the Po1se
plant and breaking every window IN
the building
The Washington times., 1907-08-25

All times are the fright !
times with bargain
hunters. They are busy
as you read this-and they
make business active In
all sorts Of weather, pref
ty nearly abolishing dull
days"
The real estate dealers
who are busiest nova
days "happen" to be the
ones whose advertising
campaigns are busy"
just now. too.
The Washington times., 1907-08-25
HAS ELIXIR OF LIFE
IN LlQUEFIED RADlUIi

LONDON, Aug. 24.-Liquefed radium
is a new elixir Of life" which has been
invented by a London druggist, Gustav
DaubenspeCk.
My radioactive nuid, says NJ. Dau-
benspeck, els the first instance known
ia which radiurn has been uquefied.
How &c has been obtained IS my secret -
The inventor says he has cured q Lon
don man Of cancer after five months
treatment bis own youthful appear
ance.- although he is over seventy, he
ascribes 10 taking small doses Of the
elixir
The Washington times., 1907-08-25
LONDON NOW HAS RUBY
THAT'S A FOOT LONG

LONDON. Aug. 24.-The most remark
able gem in London today is a crystal
line mass Of pigeon blood ruby a foot
long. and worth anything between 5000
and 100000.
It was found near Mandalay, Burma.
The ruby is imbedded IN its matrix Of
ealsite, and no estimate Of value can
be made until the precious stone and
the baser mineral are separated.
Mr.. lanyard. a colonial agent, has
shown il to the King.
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SCHOOL FOR AER0NAUTS
TO BE OPENED IN FRANCE

PARIS. Aug. "A school of aero
nautics is to be started in France on
the model OF the Naval College at Brest.
IL Is the idea of a number Of engineers
and aerOnauts and is the direct re-
suit OF the successful work OF the Patrie.
Now that models Of the famous steer
able balloon are 10 be repeated, IT VIII
be necessary 10 have aeronauis capaoie
Of guiding them. and hence it Is that
the state has been aslSd 70 establish an
academy for the teaching OF aerial nav
igaLiOn.
The Washington times., 1907-08-25
Help Wanted-Efale.

SPLENDID POSITIONS open II rho South
west for capable men: store and Office man
ayers. clerks. Etenographers, bookkeepersi
credit men, bank cashiers, craftsmen, ad
writer's. travelling statesmen. Insurance. real
estate; clerical, executive and technical uen;
hne salaries: prosperous magnificent coun-
try: land OF health and splendid realities.
Write for complete free list positions now
open. SOUTHWESTERN REFERENCE
AND BONDING Co. Dallas. Tex. II
MANAGERS. Foremen. superintendents Tor
positions OF responsibility with well known
firms good openings always on our lists for
men OF executive ability; service strictly con-
ndential; write Us today. HAPGOODS, 1912
Commonwealth Trust bldg. Philadelphia
FIRESdEN AND BRAKEAfEN on railroads
In Washington. vicinity. to Ill vacancies
caused by promotions; experience unneces-
sary; state age. height. weight Firemen,
bTakemsn. SIS. become conductors earn $3.50;
name position preferred. RAILWAY ASSO-
CITATION. care Washington Times.
WANTED-Canvasser or solicitors 10 sell
jewelry for cash or credit; regular salary
BERGs. ss5 Pennsylvania ave. nv.
jeS-nl, N. we.su-tf
FACTORY AGENTS for the famous Hudson
bicycles best wheel for the money. A few
slightly used bicycles al a sacrifice. HAV-
ERF0RD CYCLE CO., ssI 10th 81. NV.
WANTED-Young man clerk Ia tailoring
store; one with knowledge OF typewriter pre-
ferred; steady place. low salary to start.
Address BOX SlS Times Office auz4-St
MEN. TO LEARN BARBER TRAI,E-New
system; eight weeks completes; wages while
learning tools donated; diplomas awarded
board provided; positions guaranteed, Write
COLLEGE. 2o7 Bowery, New York city.
au24-6t
WANTED-An energetic and reliable young
man with some experience as salesman in
tbs carpet and furniture business. Apply to
". H. HOEKEs sol Pennsylvania ave. NV.
WANTED-Colored boy. I4-1s years old. to
work in factory; good wages; steady work
CUNNINGHAM NFG. co. 20 7th St sw
au24-2t
WANTED - Young eolored man, no Sunday
work. STAR LUNCH ROOM, 40 nth st. NV
au24-2t
WANTED-Two or three boys TO learn paper
hanging: experience preferred Apply COR
NELL WALL PAPER CO.. 10Th and I SITS.
NV. au24-st
WANTED-Omos boy. ROOM sl2. Columbian
building ss2tst
wANTEp-rwo or more patent craftsmen at
a fair salary ROOM S05. Ouray building.
wANTED-Boy to attend soda fountain and
learn drug business. PEOPLE. 8 PHARMACY,
s24 9TH St NV. au24-2t
WANTED-Young man to sell groceries.
wines and liquors TO family trade; zalary
and commission. Gail 42S "A ST. sly. au24-si
WANTED-Boy to learn horseshoeinR. Apply
in rear OF 525 G st. NV. au24st
wANTED-Forsman OF mattress factory,
competent 70 handle help and experienced IN
! this line Of work; good. permanent position e
right party Address. giving references. ex.
| periencss and salary expected, FRANK
LINDSAY Portsmouth. Va sCzs-st
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NOn-nedical Healing.

THE JUN Q D (TEE VACUUAzl
TREATMENT ENFORCED CRCuLA-
TICE, Is a cure for Rheumatism. LOco-
mosor-Ataxia, Paralysis, Eeurasthenfa
Disease, Diabetes, and, in fact, nearly
all Of the tncurable (sc-calledl all
naents yield 20 this ulstaod OF treat
STRONG TESTIMONY.
nIr. ~. y. THOMPSON, now aS
$3.50 Q St. II. W, 1or 10 years pre-
viOus TO 1903 was a great sufferer from
LocomOtor-Ataxia and the last IN
able to leave his house without assist
aucs, and who by Prominent physi-
clans OF this city was informed that
he would never BE able 20 walk again,
IS now able to attend 70 business walk
several miles. sensation in limbs; feet
and hands pertecri eyssight perfectly
normali would be pleased to tell those
who are interested what the JunOd
or Vacuum Treatment has done for
him. no medicine Of any kind was
taken during the course OF treatIn ent.
Physicians and all Interested IN cure
for this, the king OF incETabIe $50
eaIledl KnaladieE, should see him.
References by pernission' HON, MARTIN
Cashier Central National Bank Mr. J. J.
NOONAN, Proprietor OF the Maryland Quick
Lunch and Dining Rooms, SO sth St and los
Pennsylvania avenue northwest MR X Al.
BROWN, wholesale and retail paints, etc,
corner Of eth and y stE. NV r. p, HAIR
VEY'S SONS. 1325 18th 81. NV; Mr.. GEORGE
7. l3Al~ION- u ,. 4tras-lg 81 +ot AA-ss-
ave. NV Mr. ROBT. HARVEY, salesman.
GoIdeuberg's, It'll and X SITS NV; Mr. " J.
SHOWALTER. newspaper correspondent, $50
+ ST ne and many others. No charge for
information and consultation at the once
CO.. SUI tstfon and treatment at your hons
when desired. Charges very reasonable Lady
assistant in attendance. Make appointment
By phone Main A1i2-
Prof. Z. ~. .. ZlEEEEs
I42z New York Avenue.
Hours 80 to 5; Sundays and holidays. 10 70 I.
Something good under this heading every
day. auZo-u
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

&A(a " 6AAk ~A@A~e4~@
wANTED-Head OF stock for our stationery
department. only those having had expert
ence need apply to SUPERINTENDENT >
KAHN, SONS & co. au20-H
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. saleswomen for our
millinery parlors; also bodyworkers for our
millinery wOrl1room. Good salaies and long
TENDENT, s. KAHN. SONS & co. au25-2t
wANTED-GirI for general homework; must
stay nights: bring reference. 1854 Massaehu-
sets ave. il
WANTED for suit. millinery,
and muslin underwear department, must De
experienced BON MARcHE. sl6 9TH ST NV
au25-2t
WANTBD-m millinery. work rooms, trim
mers, makers and learners. BON MARCHE.
Ao TN ST nv" au<o--l
wANTED-Giris as bundiewrappers. BON
MARCHE. 21s Tth st. NV. u
wANTED-F4rst-eI hnishers. Apply at
once. r. PEAKE & BROS, 40l 7th 81. NV.
au25-2t
WANTED - Dishwasher. Apply at once
HOY's 9th st, and louisiana ave. NV. II
typewriter one who is familiar with CORE
sDondence. hours are from TO 5, Apply
ROYAL GLUE CO., 1898 New York ave NV.
wANTED-waitress and charnbermaid. IDA
MARTIN, $40 9 St NV
wANTED-wonan 10 cook. wash. and iron:
family Of three; white preferred 2l2 forth
Capitol ST. aus 81
WANTED-Four experienced chocolate dip
pers. sos 9Th St nv. au25-it
erence 10 DO cooking and homework; no wash
ing: small family. Address Mrs. J, N. BUR-
RELL. corner Wisconsin ave- and Newark
St. Cleveland Park auz4-zt
wANTEB-White mattresses. Apply 700 18th
st. NV, at once auzsSt
WANTED-Lady grocery clerks; s. 20 SO
a week paid 70 bright, energetic young
women EUGENE SULLIVAN. 1901 II 81. ne
au24-3t
YyANTED-Tsyo experienced white mattresses
az SWANS CAFE. sos Pennsylvania ave. 50.
au2s-5t
WANTED-Girl for general homework and
assist with babies In suburb Call at 9ts
Louisiana ave. NV. auA-st
wANTED-Girl for general housswork Mrs.
GEO. $ BROWN BrtghtWoOd ave. adjoining
Villa Flora Club. auz4-3t
Il 4
Can I5ia E 81. NV. auzi-st
wANTED-A lady TO assist IN sewing ana
homework. etc, in small family no wash
ing or hard work, moderate salary Address
BOX 80 Times ONCE. auz1-zt
sO5 F sr.-Experienced waitresses at once.
su24-st
Neutrality-suspicious. white mattresses. 50
per week. sos 9Th ST NV au24-st
wANTEU-A good. reliable girl for house
maid and waitress. Apply 1880 Harvard 81
Au-t-st
WANTED-Several young ladies' FOR Office
work; must have experience GOLDEN
BERG's, IN and X SITS. NV su24-st
WANTED-An apprentice 70 learn millinery.
OLIVER HAMANN. III 18th 81. nv.
au14-ot
wANTED-ExpeFieneod white mattresses. al
onoe; short hours; good pay. SO eth 81 nv
! au23-3t
wANTED-ReIiable eolored woman, genera.
/ work; no cooking lls6 Pennsylvania ave-
auzs-St
7 WANTED-Two white mattresses. CAPITOL
/ LUNCH ROOM, lol Pennsyivania ave. nv.
|
/ vANTED-settied woman for cook and gen
/ eral houseWOrks live IN house, small family
! bring reference. ell 18th 81 nv. auls-3t
| VANTED-GeneraI housekeepsr; must be
/ good cook and lsundress. Apply afternoon
/ Washington Barracks au23-3t
4 WANTED - Competent. settled woman a
/ nurse. 2sl6 18th ST. NV. auas-st
/ WANTED-A good cook; also waitress for
] few regular and transient boarderH. address
] BOX s, Germantown. Nd. House With al
! conVenienceE. aU2o-6t
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TIMES WANTS
oNE CENT A WORD FoR
AND OTHEI
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for all other classified
ADVERTISEMENTS for less than three Insertions
II inserted Sor three or more consecutive
DAYS one cent a word for each insertion.
These rates do not apply 10 Personals
Advertisements will be accepted at any Of
fhe following branch ofices AZ regular once
= rates II Il Is inconVenient 20 leave advertise
! uaeuts at either branch Office or The Times
b. business Office. they may be tslephoned direct
= "a The Times (Alain 6250) and messenger
Uni call to collect without additional charge
% the advertiser,
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For -Typewriters.

MONARCH VISIBLE, nearly new; cheal
for cash. Address BOX 81. Times Office
au25-2t
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Birds, Dogs. Etc.

FOR EALE-Pair OF pure Southern Blood
hound pups. Just recesved-Eins Scotch collie
pups; young Parrots, CanaTtes. Goldhshss.
Monkeys. Trained Goats. Rabbits Guinea
Pigs. Cats. and best Flez-Flee soap. etc
SCHAID'S BIRD STORE, ~ 18th 81. NV.
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Help Wanted-naIe.

wANTED-At RIGGS HOUSE. white sIs-
wANTED-An experienced wood iather Call
at DAVIS new house. 10Th st. ne. Sherwood
~
wANTED-MHk wagon driver. Ga n St NV.
WANTED-White boy. aged Is. to read and
guide blind man. Can az hours OF and
Y pm. los ID ST. ne au25-I
MANIFESTATIONS shrinker on trousers
Apply al once, 20 r. FEAkE & BROS, 40l
ith 81 NV au<o-A
WANTED-Good. stout boy to work in dairy;
one from country preferred. GLENMotSE
DAIRY. 1911 c ST sw auz5-st
WANTED-Twe colored elevator operators.
good, permanent positions. Apply TO Man
ager, HEIGHT q CO, 5I5-515-5l7 9TH St
80 49, -
wANTED-A man who can do papernanging,
clustering, painting, OF anything along this
line in an apartment house. AMERICAN
REALTY CO, 200 ilth st. NV. anz0-St
IN SIX WEEKS become a successful travel,
ing salesman salaried positions guaranteed
graduates with responsible firm; tuition payable
from salary. BRADSTREET COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL. Buffalo. \. I. It
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE wANTEp-A
large income assured 10 anyone Who viii
business thoroughly by mail. experience IN
necessary all We require Is honesty, anbi-
ton, and willingness 70 learn lucrative
business; no soliciting or travelling; an OK
ceptonal opportunity for those who desire
10 better their conditions and make more
money. For luil particulars address DEPT
T2-B, any office, NATIONAL CO-OPERA-
TIVE REALTY CO. 81 Dearborn St, Chi
eago; 5oI y st.. Washington, d. c.; Phelps
building, scranton. Pa. or Deigar building.
Oakland. Cal II
esr- TrTT7r lee
salesman with responsible hrrn Address THE
BRADSTREET SYSTEM. Rochester. n. Y.
1t
SALESMAN WANTED TO supply wagon
by sGSa ao r not ara S 70 Start man Ia AZ
o. clock IN the morning and hustle no others
need answer. give age ana reference Ad-
dress BOX SIG, Times ONCE au24-N
wANTED-Young colored walters. EAGLE
SOLodON, AsE du11-A
wANTED-Whlto barber; steady work. goi
East Capitol ST. suZ4-st
WANTED-colored boy as dishwasher. $3.50
per week SOS nth st. NV. an2s-st
wANTED-A white married man as 5anitor
in apartment house. no children. Address
BOX S99s Times otlee. Auzs-st
wANTED-A boy with wheel Apply At
ROOM 81, Columbian building au2s-st
wANTED-colored presser and cleaner. az
/ G st auZS-3t
WANTED 90 Non union brickiayers. Apply
MASTER BRICKLAYERS' ASSOCIATION,
1888 Q u. NV. euzs-st
/ wANTED-Two paperhangers. J. GERsTIN.
/ 700 Isth 81. NV auzs-st
Help Wanted
Male and Female.
I WANTED-20o saleapeople. at once, Expert
! ence not necessary. We pay good salaries
| and assure permanent positions. Apply De-
fore 20 am. 90 SUPERINTENDENT. s.
/ KANN. SONS q CO. II
/ WANTED-Butier and cook (man and wlfe).
J Portsmouth. Ohios also butler and cock and
{ childs nurse, Wheeling. ". Va Excellent
I wages; other help. this city. EUREKA i0u
| New York ave NV. su2t-St
! SHORTHAND and typewritinE can be learned
at our school IA 80 70 50 days. Positions guar
/ aEteed- Pttman. Graham, Gregg, Barnes and
/ Syllable systems; individual Instruction
! sTzNOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. 8t5-3ls Color
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERo' 5 7th aud * SITS. NV.
8 KAHN SONS 4 CO.. Sth and Market space
GREENS CAPT. L ADVERTISING
AGENCY, lI1s 10Th 81. nv.
" e NeNULTY, Cigar Store 18th and nv
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton
Nelson Proprietors; corner Rhode Island
ave- Ist ana I SITS NV.
ROBERT 7. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy. 18th and Harvard SITS. NV.
W A DARLING, cor. 18th aud 7 SITS. nv.
Z. FRENCH SIMPSON. cOrs 7th St. Rhode
Island ave-, and r st.
h 7. BUTTS PHARMACY, 9Th ct. AID
Mass. ave. NV.
CHAS. c. HOREUNG, Christiant Pharmacy,
sw. cor. 7th and II sts NV
SANFORD'S PHARMACY New York ave.
and North Capitol street
r. A. NEITCH, 10Th and II SITS NV.
OUIGLEY's PHARMACY. zlst and @ sts.nvs.
GILLETTE CO. 18th and L SITS. NV.
s. II. WAGNER & co. LIST and II sts. nv.
J. 7. TAXLOE. cor. sth and p SITS NV
EUGENE r. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave. nv.
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Country Board.

u sflE-zZz OUT-Washington, Arlington and
Falls Church railway. close to Edgeiea sta
ton: table supplied from own dairy and
garden terms. s. week. Apply N D. HITE.
oakten. Va. suzs-sS
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Denustry.
Floor OH.

NO NECESSITY TO SCRUB THE FLOORS.
Don't break your back scrubbing the doors;
use Hunters Dust-kiIlinE Floor Oil: It keeps
the floors smooth and glossy; $50 a gallon
Phone Main SASS or drop postal to c. 7.
HUNTER. The Bicycls Man. 1ls Pa ave- NV.
euz5-tf
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SpirituaIism.

II YOU WISH advice in or information on
any matter, call 70 see Mr.. MILLION and
set psychic readings or Independent slate
writings; you win find either readings equally
satisfactory. Gail at any time and get q
private sitting. Mr.. MILLION also teaches
hypnotism and mental hypnotic suggestion
9l2 Eye St NV. II
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GEORGETOWN.
3. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. ssst II St NV
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Bicycles.

OUR PUNCTURE-PROOF TIRE. $3.50. put
on, guaranteedA We have an assortment OF
zoe second hand wheels, from 81 I'D. G. T.
auZS-tf
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SOUTHWEST
Y. HUGO EIsENBEIsS. tn ana B strsst
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SQUTHEAsT.

A. z. POWELL 18th and East Capitol SITS
O'DONNELL DRUG CO. sth and 9 SITS.
IL s. bEAL4. NV cor 18th ana Pa ava.
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BRooKLAND, D. c. %
ARTHUR H +. LUERssEN. Drug storA
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NORTHEAST.

IADDON PHARMACY, 200 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS. H. BLUMEE. n. CAP and r sts- ne.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM cor. I'd and = sts.
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sURYs PHARMACY. corner Asaros and
Jefferson SITS.
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Miscellaneous.

FOR RENT--FuTnitue Tor ten-rOom house.
including plano. etc. to responsible party:
very reasonable: would take rooms in house
II agreeable. Add ass BOX 3ls. Times ofsce.
II
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ALEXANDRIA. Va
3 L-cARNE- CO.. zoe King S.
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Storage.

CENTRAL. STORAGE ROOMS. 400 II st. NV
Best lighted and ventilated rooms in the city.
See u.s. GROWN s FOLSOM Froprietors-
5e2-0
WHY PAY MORE? We store for T5e load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE co. 4G-42e-421
10Th st. NV. Phone Main 42z9. jei-90t
10 BUY SELL or store furniture: storing
and packing a speciality. BOWLING & CO..
Auctioneers, sI2 Z 81. Phone NJ. SIS. ap30- #
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Tynewriters.

FOR RENT-No. 6 Remington typewritos,
s. so per month. Address BOX 80 Times 81
fee. auz4-st
NEW REMINGTON, suitable for private SEQ.
rotary. Address BOX 90 City Postofice.
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Wanted-Agents.

WONDERFUL CHANCE 70 secure 27-piscs
set fine silverware free. Send Tor particu-
lars DAVENPORT MFG. CO. JOhnstown.
Pa AUS, sci 8 10
AGENTS-We manufacture eighty fast sell
ers; not obtainable elsewhere. samples free
20 hustlers. PEASE MFG. CO.. Dept. 10,
Buffalo n. y. au1s. 3, sci
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UphOlstering.

BENJ. R. COLES & Co. Upholstering OF all
Kids Slip Covers SO 9Th st NV. N. s51s.
fY21-zot
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Wanted-Rooms.

HANTED-TwO unfinished rooms for kim
dergarten; located above St between l4th
and 10th NV. A6dress. EsrD1C sos srfnaas oefoe
au2o-H
WANTED-Thrse unfuruished rooms on or
near 18th ST. NV. Address BOX 81. Times
once. au2l-3t
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Rug Weaving.

HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn car
pets; reliable, sanitary. and prompt; postal
we call ECLIPSE RUG CO., Laurel, Nd
auI2-IH
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noving, Packing. Shipping

ing. packing. and shipping. Phone Main 5s7s.
auI7-S0t
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.. now located at
COS NEW YORK AVE
Large Padded Vans. 81 Load.
2-horss Wagons s. Load.
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Situations Wanted-nale.

MANAGER for ladies' suits and outfit de-
partmeat, wishes engagement; energetics
best OF references: last two years with
leading house IN this town; commands good
trade. Address BOX 3ol. Times Office.
au2f-1t
WANTED-Any kind OF Hight employment be-
tween e. m and 8 3. m. By Greek man 80
years old. willing q work FOR small wages
Address BOX 1T. Times Office. au2i-5t
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WANTED-Head OF stock for our stationery
department, only those having had expert
ence need apply to SUPERINTENDENT, 5.
KAHN, SONS & CO. auE0-E
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1914 New York avenue
Hours 10 to 5; Sundays and holidays. 10 70 I.
Something good under this heading every
5ay auzo-1
The Washington times., 1907-08-25
Found.

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The Washington times., 1907-08-25
Wanted-ROOms Q Board

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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-04-17
Died at Ripe Old Age

Mrs. Nancy Poague, widow of
Eli Poague, died Monday night at
her home at Fancy Hill, aged 80
years. She was daughter of
James Wilson, who emigrated
from Ireland to this country and
settled in the Buffalo Forge neigh
borhood. Mrs. Poague was the
last of the old men bers of Falling
Spring Presbyterian church, who
held their men bershIp there fifty
or sixty years ago. One daughter
survives, Mrs. James Lackey of
Fancy Hill.
The funeral took place today
from Falling Spring church, con-
Quoted by Rev. G. r. Stribling OF
Wsynesboro, Va, a former pastor.
Interment was made in the church
burying ground.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1907-04-17
Closed Long Passionate

Rev. D. A. Penick, d. D.,
preached his farewell sermon last
Sunday morning as pastor of New
Monmouth Presbyterian church,
after a service of thirty-three and
one-half years. A large congre-
cation was present. The congre-
CATION of Ebenezer Associate Re-
formed Presbyterian church, Rev,
Mr.. McAuley. pastor, united with
the Monmouth congregation for
the service.
DR.. Penick spoke feelingly and
reminiscently of his pastorate at
New Monmouth, and expressed his
confidence in the loyal people of
that church. DR.. Penick's pastor
ate has been a most successful one,
and the people of that community
were regretful tc lose him.