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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-02
Pioneer Resident of Wayne
County Expires in Ninety
Second Year.
HAD A PARALYTIC STROKE.
WAS THREE TIMES ELECTED TO
THE INDIANA LEGISLATURE
AND SERVED IN MANY IMPORT
ANT CAPACITIES.

Greensboro, Ind, Aug. 2.-Branson
l.. Harris. 81. pioneer resident of
Wayne county. died at his home near
here about 10 O'Clock this morning.
About two months ago he suffered a
paralytic stroke from which he did not
recover. Two sons. Aon. Addison c.
Harris of indianapolis. and Alonzo
Harris, Greensboro, survive Mrs. Har-
ris died March 4, 1900. Funeral ar
rangements for Mr.. Harris have not yet
been made.
Branson l.. Harris was one of the
last of Wayne county's surviving pio-
neers Born in 1917. in Green town
ship. Mr.. Harris experienced all the
hardships of the first settlers. He did
his part in clearing away the green
woods. and more than the average in
founding society. In 1899 he married
Miss Martha Young, the daughter of
a near neighbor. who had moved from
Tennessee a few years earlier. With
the energy and determination which
characterized all his subsequent life.
Mr. Harris started to build a home in
which to shelter his bride. He felled
trees and chopped them into logs.
notched the ends and dragged them to
the spot. where he had decided to es-
tablish his home Almost without as
sistance he reared the rude structure
In 1853 Mr.. Harris was elected to the
legislature and again in 1870 and 1877
He was justice of the peace for three
years and township trustee several
terms. During the legislative session
of 1870. while Mr.. Harris was men,
ber of the lower house. his son. Ad-
Olson. was a member of the senate
from Marion county.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-02
BOND PLACED At $4,000
BEING Unable to Give 1t, Perry
Brock Is in Jail.

Eaton, o., Aug. 2.-Coroner Pryor
held a post mortem over the body of
Owen Brock at Lewisburg Thursday
afternoon and will have an inquest at
the court house here on Monday morn
ing. Brock is the man who was stab
bed by his uncle. Perry Brock. No
charge of murder has yet been placed
against Brock. but his bond which had
been placed at $500 before his victim
died was raised to $1,000. and being
unable to give such a bond he is now
confined in the county Jail.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-02
WOMAN ADVERTISED
FOR HAS APPEARED
However She Is Not Answer
ing the Ad. Nor Will She
Consent to Do So.
LOVE HAS GROWN COLD.
MISS ROSELUA FORTH DENIES
THAT SHE is MRS. MELVILLE
TIPLE AND TELLS HER OWN
STORY.

On July 1. Portland. Ind. man.
Clarence Melville Tiple, called at the
Palladium office and had inserted in
the classified columns of the paper, a
lost ad,'' which set forth the facts that
his wife had been lost in Richmond.
and that he desired information of her
whereabouts. Tiple stated that he
had an appointment TO meet his wife at
the Pennsylvania station on the even
ing of the day he arrived here. Tiple
said that he kept his appointment, but
that she failed TO materialize. A dill
gent search by Tiple failed to locate
Mrs. Tiple.
After the lost ad'' had been printed.
Mrs. Charles Hire living three miles
northwest of the city. telephoned TO the
Palladium office that Mrs. Tiple had
passed her home on foot enroute to
Portland. 1t was the general impress
sion that Mr.. and Mrs. Tiple had met
in Portland and We're living happily
ever after but Thursday Mrs. Tiple
bobbed up into the limelight again and
denied that she had walked back to
Portland to rejoin her husband.
The woman was summoned to ap-
pear at police headquarters Thursday
as witness in a city court case. While
there she informed Officer Little that
she was the woman Clarence Melville
Tiple had been searching for. With
this Introduction the woman launched
into a story concerning her adventures
in Richmond.
Love Grows CoId>
To begin with she informed the Of
ficer that she was not Mrs. Clarence
Melville Tiple, and that her name was
Miss Rosella Forth. Miss Forth,
alias Mrs. Tiple, then stated that dur
ing the month of June she had been
employed in restaurant at Portland
winning ways She suddenly decided
to come to Richmond and on her ar
rival here she sent Tiple money SO
that he could join her here. Miss
Forth states that Tiple refused to do
nate this money to the railroad COM
pany. and came to Richmond by the
free turnpike. She states that she
kept the appointment that she had
with him, but that he did not put in
an appearance. Miss Forth learned
through the Palladium that her lover
was madly searching for her. but she
did not reveal her location to him be-
cause her love had suddenly grown
cold She stated to the officer that
she hopes Tiple has tired of his search
because she never wants to see him
again. Miss Forth brands as false the
that she. in her anxiety to
rejoin Tiple, hiked back to Portland
after she failed to meet him here.
Since her arrival in Richmond, Miss
Forth states. she has never been out of
town. She is now living at the Akron
hotel.
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GET LETTER OF THANKS
AutoiStS and General Public
Are Included.

The local automobile club has re
ceived communication from T. II.
Elliott. secretary of the American Au-
tomobile association. with headquar-
ters at 431 Fifth avenue, New York,
thanking il and the people of Rich
mond for the Interest they have taken
in the circumstances surrounding the
arrest of one of the Gliddenists when
the latter was stopped in this city at
the request of Marshal Dan Drischel,
of Cambridge City. The check call
ing for the amount of the fine was sent
to the A. A. A.. who in turn will send
it TO the arrested driver.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-02
69TH AT FOUNTAIN CITY
The Annual Reunion Will Be
Held There on Sept. 18th.

The reunion of the Sixty ninth regi-
ment will be held at Fountain City, In
diana. on Thursday. September 10.
Last year it was held at Middletown.
Indiana. w. w. Hollopeter Joe Tiff.
Capt. l.. X. Harris, o. S. Plummer.
Daniel Bennett, w. III. Harris. J. s Bo-
lander. Franz Macke. Geo. w. Irwin. A.
Cogshall. Ruf Newman. Lon Marshall,
Lafe, Larsh. Chas. Keys. Ma
thaniel Parshall. A. n. LaFevre,
j. w. Newman. Jno. s. Sea-
man, Thad c. Personett. J. l.. Owen
and Allen w. Grave, all of Richmond.
and Lem Jackson of Chester. Ind. are
the local members. The regiment
served from Aug 10 1852 to July 5.
1865.
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Another Narrow Escape.

New York, Aug. Little Annie
Pitman. living with her parents at 45
West street. today narrowly escaped
the fate of victim of the crime wave.
through succor by a crowd of truckmen
who saw the attack. Wild with anger
at the monster they beat him to the
ground and were preparing to lynch
him, when the police arrived. Only
drawn revolvers stayed the mob. His
name is Carl Nelson, no home and a
sailor.
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JOHNSTON TO THE SENATE.
Nominated by Alabama Democrats to
Succeed Pettus.

Montgomery. Ala, Aug. 2.-Joseph
F. Johnston was nominated in joint
caucus of the democrats of the house
and senate, to succeed the late Sena-
tor Pettus in the United States SEN
ate. his time to run to 1915. Mr..
Johnston was twice governor of the
state and ran against the late Senator
Morgan for the senate one time
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MADE CERTAIN OF DEATH
Cut Artery in Leg and Shot
Himself in Heart.

Steubenville, o., Aug. Edward
Permer, As, c. & p. ticket agent, this
morning cut an artery in his leg with
a razor and shot himself in the heart
He was dead when found. Ill health
was the cause of the deed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-02
WHEAT YIELD FAVORABLE,
II Is Running From 20 to IS Bushels
To the Acre.

Cambridge City, Ind, Aug. 2-J. S.
Chapman. who has his threshing out
fit in operation on the farm of Win
field Eliason, near Pennville, this
week, reports an unusually good crop
of wheat, despite the unfavorable sea
son, the average yield being 20 to %
bushels per acre.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-02
HUNTING A TERRORIST
New York Police Are After
Desperate Man.

New York. Aug. "A score of detec-
tives are making a hurried hunt today
for Alex Arzovin. said to be the most
dangerous member of the terrorists
and accused as the man chosen to ex-
ecute sentences.
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The Latter Won't Work With
Socialist and WithdraWS
From Miners Case.
CHICAGOAN is IN CONTROL.
DENVER MAN DECLARES HIS DIS.
GUST WITH PROPAGANDA IN A
LAWSulT-cAN'T PUT UP WITH
METHODS PURSUED.

Boise. Idaho. Aug 2.-The services
of Attorney Edmund f. Richardson OF
Denver. of counsel for the defense in
the Haywood trial. recently concluded,
have been dispensed with by tho
Western Federation of Miners. At
torney Nugent of the defense has
withdrawn, and Attorney Clarence 3.
Darrow of Chicago. has been retained
and given full charge of the defense .n
the Meyer and Pettibone cases.
This action on the part OF the West
ern Federation of Miners bears out tho
rumors of dissension among the coun.
sci for the defense that were current
during the trial. At that time these
rumors were strenuous1y denied
Won't Work With Darrow.
Mr.. Richardson states that he has
not been notified as yet whether or not
any action had been taken on his with
drawal. He declared emphatically
that before leaving Boise he told menu
bers of the committee for the defense
and of the counsel for the defense that
he would never again try case with
Mr.. Darrow, whether or not IL chanced
to be case for the Western Federation
of Miners. He reiterated that state-
ment.
1T is true that I have refused to
work with Mr.. Darrow any further"
he said. Since you have asked mo
point blank. ! will say II again: | viii
not work with Mr.. Darrow under any
consideration.
The whole sum and substance of
the matter is that ! cannot endure Dar-
rows methods. / don't sanction So
cialism, at least not when IL is coupled
with legal case-at any rate not when
the case is murder case and means a
mans life.
Terms Speech Rank"
Preaching socialism and trying q
law case are entirely different matters.
If you don't believe IT, look at Darrow's
closing speech before the jury. II was
rank. Ii was enough to hang any
man. regardless of the fact OF his in.
nocence or guilt.
He was the same way all during the
trial. Socialism TO him meant more
than the winning or losing of the case.
At least he preached and taught and
talked about socialism at every
chance. regardless of the point at issue.
IF Darrow wishes to try any more
cases he will have to find some one else
to associate with. for cannot and wilf
not go through another such case as
the one we have just been through with
an instructor in socialism as an associ-
ate
Mr.. Darrow handles a lawsuit-or
did the Haywood case-not from tho
of a lawyer. but as though
ii were social propaganda.
This method of procedure created
much disgust among the associated
counsel for the defense throughout the
trial. However. | do not know that
was the reason for Mr.. Nugent's resig-
nation. / know nothing of that phase
Of the matter"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-02
WILL OPEN A TAILOR SHOP.

Dublin. Ind. Aug. 2-Halrs depart
ment store is preparing TO open a
tailor shop in the building owned by
Willard George.
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PLEASANT HoMEcRoFT AFFAIR.

Dublin, Ind, Aug. PA. c. Binkley
and family were guests at Homecroft
from Saturday until Monday. Mrs.
Binkley is fine musician, both vocal
and instrumental, and Sunday after
noon a number of friends gathered at
Homecroft and a social hour was en-
joyed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-08-02
THROWN FROM A LOAD OF HAY

Whitewater, Ind, Aug. 2-Patrick
Murphy, Jr., was very painfully hurt
by being thrown from a load of hay
DIR. Jones was called.
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MISS GRAVE STILL IMPROVES.

Whitewater, Ind. Aug. 2-Miss Zona
Grave, teacher. continues to improve
very rapidly. She was critically i'll
for weeks.
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ONE CENT A WORD FoR
BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTIIWEsT


GOLDENEERG'S .th and * SITS. ass.
=. kANN- SONS 4 CO., SIN and Market space.
EttNlNS CIGAR STORE. 18th ANA Fla. ave.
ERNIN'S CIGAR STORE 53l- liJh 81 uw.
". y. McNl LIN, cigar store. Hath ana T. NV.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton d
Neis'n, frrNiet'rs, corner Rhode lsianc
ave, lst aud n sts- uW-
ROBERT n. pErZOl.u. The Harvard Phar-
macy. lIth ana Harvard SITS nW.
81. a DARLING cor i4Ih anG z cts nv
L., FRENCH SIMPSON, cor Ith ST., Rhode
ID. g. BUTTS PHARMACY. ith ST. and Mass.
cHAs. q HoRNUNG. Christiau5 Pharmacy.
az. cor. 5lh and N SIS. nv.
DOM a. SANFORD. Sew York ave. and
North capitol st
L. A. NEtTCH -pJh and Al SITS NV
QtIGLhN'a PHARMACY, -ist ana a. sls. nv
GILLETTE a 60, Iitb and J. SIS. nN.
$. N. WAGNER 8 CO.. lst ami ii sts- E"-
d. T. IAA LNE. con ath and j. sts- NV
EUGENE a. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave. nN,
NORTHEAST.
7ORsTON'S BOTANICAL. PHARMACY. cor
18th 81. and Florida ave. ne
HAS ~ HLt MGR n. car and d, ste ne
IccHEsNEN s. JOACHIM, cor I'd and T. SIS
SOUTHEAST.
A. p. POWELL. lth aud Past Capitol SIS.
% DONNEf.I. DItT'G go. STA and 81 SITS.
A s, tEALAi Hw. cor llth snd Pa. ave
SOUTHWEaT
- mldo EIsESHEIss. lth and b streets,
ANACOsTIA.
URYs PHARMACY, corner Monroe aud
jefferson sts-
EEOOKIAND. u. C.
RTuUE IT, j. i-DEEssENs Drug store
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
u; l. CARNE & CO. 105 king g.
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED, SI.5 up. CIIAs
CARLISLE, s3 5th 81. and "a 81 nv
Phone Main J55I 4ssl-gt
VA. y. MAHONEY. the man that made
paperhauging famous reliable. prompt Cheap
legal guarantee covers all our work send
postal Tor free samples and estimate Main
store oe5 Ienusy iranta ave Sc, telsnhone
East u4-F or following agencies. De Maine
& Co, 2sls 81 81. NV; Ediaviteh's store
Bowie, Nd 10 Monroe 81. Auacaztia. New
eonlbe-s dug store, CONGRESS Heights; 6GI
stogs. Laurel Nd General Store Glendale
Postefilce. Colonial Beach, Va. Ingalls, Raal
Estate once, Hya.tsyiiie- Nd ShHW's store
rWiuiuE CITY. LLOEd's store, Seahr6oks 8fd .
New agency, Just established. Laerssen's drug
store BFgGEleud. fa.F-Tt
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For Sale-Suburban.

FlthtiA COZ AGE. p1rches round. rooms
chicken house, stable. barn. two acres. tsU
minutes from electric aud steam cars Laurel
hafsaln ti,lu1 CENTRAL REAL ESTATE
EItoh E8T. Room - sde r. jaes-st
oSL+4 sl51 PER ACRE Tor 8 ID ana lS a..
tots tHo ear rares fTaa any point on Capfts
fraction N. r.. seven Ililas from Ge5ree-
t9t'n, - lnsiesl.se statioa- on The % = 4 a.
~ T. r.; nns location CLIFTON LAUGH
~ 90 -fih ST. uW. ia6-ar
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DreSsmaking School.

NEW YORK ACADEMY or DESIGNING.
DressInaking, Ladies Tailoring and SeWins
school, le2g q. French patterns cut ID or
der STYLE AND FIT GUARA NTEED.
iaa1-tf
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Situations Wanted
Male and Female.

NANTED-Uv man ana Ejfc uI1rts as jaa5-
t0T and iauitIess ~ fats on cooking IaU
stl 81 nv. ksf-sl
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Roller Skates.

WE SELL ROLLER SKATES cheaper than
auy other Washington dealer bau bearing
rink skates sold elsewhere foE e and 81.
our price s.. g. T. HCNTEP me RicveIs
Man, Il3 Pennsylvania ave. nv. jae3-5t
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This newspaper YOU today bringing for your npec
lion fresh cargo of OPPORTUNITIES of all sorts and kinds
suited all kinds and sorts of people and TO all sorts and kinds of
tastes ncnaionS ambitions and human needs.
Truly is mo trouble 10 show goods" for you have but 10
the classified advertising pages 10 find the fascinating dis
plays Some OF these goods will probably not interest you
a-bu you have average impulses and interests in life SOME
OF THEM WILL APPEAL STRONGLY TO YOU.
This newspaper realizes that it performing very great
public service in delivering to its readers with every issue fresh
CARGO OF OPPORTUNITIES; and hopes that YOU per-
onaly may be taking full advantage Of the public service
We believe that will De impossible you 10 look over
these goods today without thrill of interest and pleasure
without getting clue TO opportunity that made to
your measure"
You should remember, too that YOU have opportunity
offer to Others VIII be the part OF wisdom for you add to
the NEW CARGO which this newspaper will carry in is next
issue.
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Horses and Vehicles.

CAN'T SELLING OUTS bike runabout
13i siM cutundcr surrey. $50 SIS lady s
panel-slde grocery wagons. SIS. s3l and f2l-
- ~. nW. au28-tf
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For Rent-Flats.

THREE or fou- room Cat with hest, gas and
hath. second floor. beautiful location. Ad-
dress BOX 2o2. Times Office. jaas-3t
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Help Wanted-hale.

WANTED-Neat student 10 wait on table
evenings. leA A Il. ne. 1t
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANIEp-Nou 90 know We teach al stand
ard systems o. shorthand and typewritiuE
and can prepare pupils for positions Ia ~ to
50 days. special Afternoon sessions for Gov
ernment employees, STEkOGHAPHIc ACAD-
ENVY Colorado building. faAg8t
amateurs and professionals
for nfst-class engagements New York city
aud en- tour operatic and dramatic work
positions assured and railroad fares al
vanced 90 New York when engaged. Address
ELDREDGE MEAKIN & CO.. Tac Suite
215--ls. knickeTbocker Theatsr Building l4lZ
broadway. New York eity. Ja3l-lt
WANTED-Co0k and butler, stay nights: man
aud Wife preferred. 1llb Vermont ave. NV,
az s pm. fa5l-3t
GUARANTEED PREPARATION Tor civil
service examinations. Address BON "a
Times 0liee. tag8-gt
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Situations Wanted-haIe.

WASTED-By Young business mar. t,.-Irilr
as Insurance or installu-ut collector. he-r
" references Address BOX a7i Times Of
nee ja3l-.t
MANIED-At once experienced man for
securing ana pressing and repairing on la-
dies. and genllemen's cl0-hes; steady job.
good pay. ~ H 70. no. fsel-.t
WANTEDA position in house 5r arsund
store by coiored man 1N4's 9TH NV: eo1d
references
WANTED-By fespectabIe young man. place
ID private family suoh as care Tor horse.
coloTcd. 1923 9TH 81. nW. It
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UphOlStering.

UPHoLsTERING, re-e5verius. polishing AM
repairing a. your own home; good fudge n
antiques. thoroughly reliable. J.. FOSTER
65f q 81 Sc taEl-la+
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

SENECA bachelor apartments. one large
room all improvements So JANITOR
81 + 81. NV defi-tf
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Birds. Dogs. Etc.

FOR SALE-Nen bred English bun ter
rieTs. cheap; two months old. 1885 New Yerz
ave ja3i-3t
FANCY poultry. pigeons, singing cauaries.
breeding cases, parrots. dogs. cats plant
food, e0ldnshes goats, rabbits, Guinea ulgs.
etc. SCHMlD'S BIRD STORE. 1i2 18th 81
ias-tf
TRY LEES BIRD STORE. 1861 18th ST. NV
Yellow heads, Amazon. Panama, Isle Of Pines
Cuban, red heads, and dwarf parrots. mon
Aeys, uloFniositis goldfish, oansries. dogs.
uo1f-tf
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Wanted-FIats.

WANTED-Fgr good tenants, o. room
fats; slsa = or 3 ROOMS Tor light house
keeping, central location. Johnson. DENT
! CO. 81 lth 81. nv. is-9-tf
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FOR sAl-E-Cheap r. horses and mares; suit
farmers on any business. must be sold. Apply
rear u fi2 Pennsylvania ave. nv. isi4-st
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Bicycles.

FOR SALE-siightly used Rambler Yale.
Cleveland Orient, Woif-Americau. ana other
good makes a. bargain prices. o.. T. HIN
ave. NV iagI-T
SELL YOUR BICYCLE % the man uhs pays
the highest price. It's a. T. HUNTER The
Bicycle Man. I5 PeHnsylvaHia ave. ngF.
ia3l-tf
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Situations Wanted
Female.


houEelleeprr. WiIoWsr preferred atl e. 81. So.
NANTED-Place 10 do general h8useWorI.
90 home nights good reference SOS Ilth
st, NV. IL
WANTED-By woman, place as general
Homework. Cali L-o "a St NV. IL
WANTED-By reliable white woman. place
general h0use0orEer OF cook. IuqU 're
$50 4 "a. sV- u
FASHIONABLE dressinaking chlIdren's
clothes a speciality. 2d9 9Th St Sc. iasI-8t
NANTED-By girl, place without washing
or ironing Call 81 Fent0n ST. ne. jaGl-2t
wANTED-By white woman. laundry 10 do
az home, 1874 Pennsylvania ave. Sc. 1t
and .enned white woman; some hospital
training can give doctors reference ADJ
dress BON 90 Pines Office IaI--t
VvANTED-Ry q haif-gsoVn grI. 20 clean
up iiat, Apply % is5 y r. NV. jaso--t
WOMAN wants day work or washing; good
references. -o-s lsth So NV iael-st
WASTED-fy reliable coIlred woman. pIsca
as cook -ll6 gth 81 NV. jaz5-lt
wANTED-A oalorsd waitress. las lith 81.
NV iaaa-st
NANrED-faansIy 10 do al home or out
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FOR SAIdt-AyoodWard a fothrOp go sewing
machine 81 New Home ~ Wilcox 4 Gibbs
sic. at McFARLAND'S 1888 18th NV. corner
H. faei-3f
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WANTED Middle-assd girl Go caFe Tor chill
lren. stay nights. hiring reference Apply al
lcr a.Ss y ST. NV la1l-5t
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GET A PIANO FREE.

~ n Af2At0 AEEs
II you're thinking Of taxing up LusiG %
II you wish tha children 20 GET O. musical
education this offer should appeal 10 you.
We vii les you have the nee og a sod
square piano absolutely free Tor six months
II you'll pay the cost OF drayage. Call %
phone T. q. SMITH PIANO Co. 10 Penn
sylfania ave Phone II. az. Ja.s-tf
FOR SAI.E-A number OF high-E grade Upright
Pianos taken In exchange Recently have been
put IA thorough repair and offered nov
AZ a fraction u their worth. Emerson, TI75,
himbali lit8; Davis ( sons sl75; Stish fIg5;
shoninger, $3.50 Hartman, $500 KuRbe
square. 500 ChickeFing square. SIS ana a
number - Others Easy payments o. >.
DeAiOLL s. 60. 1881 q e., la22-u
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WANTED Settled girl or woman one who
Understands dressmaktnge. Apply 90 LEON
II ST. sN. i1al--l
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31
Help Wanted-Female.

YANTEp-GuI for general Louseworki gu0d
roner, 100 washing uo cooking reliable. sos
N e. uW. ~
wANTEB-Cook- ApPly 90 + - nv.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31
LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY.
HALF YEARS LESSONS. a00 Reduction ga
BEAUTIFUL CHASE PIANOS.

CLOSING OFT SALE 81 UpnRhts for cash
500 Fisher see; new 500 Chase SIZE: $500 Iae 3
upright. sls9i beautiful new $50 walnut up
right. Sl69. A SNAP-ffl6 upright s2g5 cash
GEO. LAWRENCE. 9ei Bah Ezpert tuning. etc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31

BOOMING HOUSE. IA well furnished rooms:
very central. rent only ss5i clearing slz5
monthly. CENTRAL BUSINESS Xxx
CHANGE" Room IS Saz r. ia8l-st
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31

r. NENT ISSUE OF This paper should tell
q ig-if you have house 10 rent cr q
10 ma or a job 70 ofIeF.