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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-07
Novel Holiday Retreats.

It would be difficult to find a more charming or novel retreat than that in which Princess Marie, wife of the
 Crown Prince of Roumania, spent the greater part of last summer. It was a iveritable nest-house, or miniaitiure cot tage, built high up among the branches of towering fir trees in the neighborhood of sinaia. This delight full holiday home comprises two rooms and a kitchen, which are furnished in simple yet elegant taste. Access is ob- ttained by means of a small staircase.
 and the princess is said to be immense lyl proud of her tiny aerial abode. It
 Was built specially for her by the King of Roumania, and presented by him to
 hei.
 Another well known royalty has gone to the opposite extreme for a summer retreat. The King of Siam, who is one of the richest of monarch, with an in- come of something like 4,0OO, 600 pounds
 per annum, has literally sunk a large
 sum of money in a novel holiday re- sort. This is nothing more or less than ia large glass pavilion, in which during the simmer months, he submerges Himself in the large lake which the royal ornamental gardens boast. These
 cover an area of more than twenty five acres, and as they are surround ed by wall fully twelve feet high, his majesty can always enjoy perfect immunity from the vulgar gaze.
 Can you picture anything more un- likely as a holiday resort than the
 tower of church? Yet last summer the brother of a West of England cler-
 gyman actually spent a week on the top of the tower of the parish church.
 Permission was very reluctantly glv-
 en, but, once secured the holiday mak- CT proceeded to make himself com 1 fortable. He carried up an adequate stock of provisions and other neces- saries for the day, and blankets and a. hammock for the night.
 The days were delightfully."- cool, he
 said, his greatest hardship being the
 descent which he had to make each
 morning for fresh supply of water lfrom a negtborlng well. By means of
 a spirit lamp he was able to boil wa
 ter for tea, and to do what little cook ling he required during his sojourn on l tho wer.--Tit-Bits.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-07

then was never man so hardy to say that he had seen the sangrea1.H If ever the sangreal had been supposed to have been at Glastonbury within legal memory these words would never have been written, Celtic scholars, it is mournful to add, believe that they have discovered that the grail itself is of Pagan origin, being simply the magic cauldron of the Celtic mythol-
 ogies which fed all who came to it and from which none went away. un-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-07

Robert o. Tyler post, G. A. R., of Hartford has voted to attend the na- tional encampment at Saratoga, N. T., September 9-14, as post, and to in- vite the following local posts: Lyon post, Hartford; Drake post, Manches- ter; Thompson post, Bristol; Rodman post, East Hartford; Morris post, Wethersheld; Converse post Windsor Locks, and Burpee post, Rockville, to join in the parade at Saratoga.
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satisfed-the cauldron that Al captured from the King of Ii They insist that in Malory's nari the old Celtic and pagan concept the vessel is very thinly covered. instance, when the grail is born the hall by the hands of a maid an angel the place is filled with odors, and every knight find most desirable of meats and drin. the table. Even the idea that sangreal may be seen only by thd in heart is, they say, only the Cal refinement of the Celtic magic dron that will not cook a co, foed.-Birmingham Post,
The Washington times., 1907-02-10

ONE SMALL HORSE for sale. OF trade r5-
large Ncr2 horse s-5 j. S. l... fest
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FUNERAL SERVICE
FOR ]. F. RIAEY
Body viii Be Taken to
Virginia Home for In
termeRt.

Funeral services for John F. Rixey,
Representative i'm Congress from the
Eighth Virginia district. who died yes
terday OF tuberculosis of the throat,
viii be held at , o'clock this afternoon
al lJlS h street northwest, the home of
his brother Surgeon General Rixcy
The Rev. DR.. Page. OF Brandy. Gull
pepper county. Mr.. Rixey's home. will
conduct the services. The body will De
taken 10 Brandy at $50 o'clock tomOr-
row morning over The Southern railroad.
and Will be inferred in the family burial
p ground at Brandy.
The pallbe3Ts will be John Lamb. Of
Richmond. Representative William A.
Jones. of the first Virginia district. Ed
ia Hutton. ir. of Richmond. Henry St
George Tucker. OF Lexington; Col. Rob
crt T.. Lee, of Fairfax; Albert Fletcher.
OF Warrenton; George Shackelford. of
Orange; Hubert SnUwden, OF Alexan-
dria; W. H. w Moran. of Manassas:
w. c.. Marshall. of Warrenton; c. r.
JanHey, OF LeesbuTE: J. i. r.. Thornton.
of Manassas. Judge =. H. Grimsley, of
Culpcper. and Medical Director j. G.
Wise, l.. s ~
At the funeral this afternoon will be
the committee from The House appoint
cd ny the Speaker. besides Il large rep
resentation OF the friends and admirers
OF Mr.. BiSey. During his long SER
vice in the House he made a host Of
friends i'm this city. while across the
river i'm Alexandra. a part OF his dis
triCt. he was the unanimous choice for
the Congressional sent
Mr.. RiXey had been troubled with
his throat for several years. When the
last session Of Congress adjourned. he
went South and then 10 Denver. Col,
where he grew better. He returned 70
this city TO take mp his Congressional
work bu, was obliged to go 20 the
mountains of New York. Later he came
back here. and was under the care Of
his brother. the surgeon general
John Franklin RiXey was born i'm CIl-
pepper county. Va. August I. 1854 He
graduated in law from the University
or Virginia, and practced his profess
sion in CUlpeper. being for twelve years
commemorative attorney of the county
lie was elected first 20 the Fifty-ffth
Congress. and was continued IN the
place until his death His last election
brought him the largest majority he
had ever had despite the fact that his
illness prevented his making a personal
canvass of the district
Mr.. RiXcy IS survived by his wife and
four children.
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WILL APPOINT EXAMINERS
TO LICENSE VETERINARIES

In compliance with the recent law
enacted by Congress for the regulation
of the practice of veterinary medicine
I'm the District the Board Of Commits
siuncrs viii take steps at once for the
appointment of five reputable practi-
TONERS of veterinary medicine, gradu-
atcs from some recognized college of
that school OF medicine. to constitute
board Of examiners To pass upon all
applicants for licenses and keep reg
IstratiOn of all practitioners
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Wall Paper.

W 81 y. hAdONEI. the man that made
l--I---la-ilrlrS famous rcllaJle. prompt cheaU-
-a-a guarantee covers all or work send
postal for free samples and estimate. Main
store. 1-e Pcnu5l g1E-l ave. SCI tcIeDE1us
L---Sl ----L- or following agencies De Maine
q Co.. a-l. III St.. NV, EII8-LtCn's store
Bowie Md I'D Monroe ST.. -Ala~us-ia-. New
confess drug store. Congress Heights 61-
Ne- AurS ave L---- 1880 j ST. Se- t'1nazvl7-s
store Laurel. LLd.. General store. tf.sudeIs-
2 -.s-a -.-.-. colonial Beach. Va Ingalls, Real
Estate 1-.rr- lE l--Er-lie- Nd SlaW-s store
lNl-l-E ll--- A-1E-'s Store. Selbloake Ma !.
new agency, just established. LUcrsseu's drug
st'.e- tfin'a-a.-4-- fest
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Help WaEteC-Male.

AGENTS-Our original designs in e1,broi5-
ered novelties are the most useful and at
ractiYe goods. appeal To every woman.
quick sellers: large profits. send for partIcll-
lars MtNDEL IMP. nov CO. ~ Broad
way. n J. 1t
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE-Anv-
one can learn: eight weeks completes: wages
"HlLe itaIhluS5 klI 10 so weekly guaranteed
when through Write Tor catalogue. MOLEF'S
BAkBER COLLEGE. I3I Prince st New
York city. felo-st
WANTED-A col0red man as porter in store.
one with knowledge Of grocery business prs-
Oh 81 NV II
W.ANN,TEE5D--ReliabIe broker to handle stock
on uNluenu-IaJlnE manufacturing corpora
non, ADDRESS BOX 81, Times office.
WANTED-An honest colored bow 10 work
around house 5lS 4th 81. NV. feI0-2t
AGENTS-''A Yankee Newspaper or NTars II,
the Year 2ll0' is the biggest hit in 20 wears.
IL IS freak newspaper. dated 20s wears
ITts' l''',lns a IuIorei every man. woman
ious. sells like wildGre; general agents cIe5r
Ei,O weekly, we want one representative each
locally. opportunity OF a lifetime, sells no
everybody nothing else like IL now on tha
market general agents. dealers. mail order
PIIoplg, ngIt Where YOU coin money; SAM
So2 y Waller ave. Chicago. IL
a
-. n ST. NV. between 10 and T. o'clock
W-ANTEL-Sheet metal worker to make
tanks cat Of 10 and IL gauge steel: state
age and experience, permanent ana steed,-
lob to competent man. Address BON sl5
o-.--e felo-@t
WANTED-Eoys with wheels to serve panar
dTHI I III NoFthWest section Of city Apply
III Isl ST. NV good wages. fel0-3t
WRITE Is TODAY for sample copy Of op-
portumues. our monthly publication describ
ing 800 high-grade positions now omen FOR
salesinei. executive, clerical. and technical
men at Sl,u00-S5.oOO- HAPGOODS 1910 Com
monwealth Trust Bldg. Philadelphia.
WANTED-Large. first-class house OF tvven-
ty-iEe years standing. manufacturing a sta
PIE Inc OF goods IN constant daily use. wants
q good man 20 manage branch wholesale brisi
ness; salary, 81 soc peg -ear and all expenses.
payable monthly also extra commissions
which should amount 10 more than the SAT-
aryi applicant must furnish good refer
ences and s.. 800 cash. which is satisfacforfi,-
secured Address PIP E,ssIf1 f,S--r go 'oiils
st, 81 Louis, Mo. fel.lO
WANTED-EnFtncers electricians. and all
users OF steam or electricity; new pamphlet
containing questions asked by exarniniurs Z
DI.Ius throuEhout the country SENT FREE I
Gi-o A. TELLER BOOK CO. 100 south an
81. 81 Louis. Mo. fe3.i6.i7.4
Experienced starcbers ON shire
collars. and cuffs. WEST END TAT-NSDpy'
1873 Pennsylvania ave. NV. fest
WANIED-foung white man for the market !
business, one who is not afraid OF work
Il. W YOGNT q SON. 18th St wharf. fes5t
WANTED -Ixperieuced coIored delivery man |
Apply 500 f st. NV faa IT
WANTED-A white country boy No SUNDAY
or hlght work RITTER CAFE. 10th IT. and /
~ NV feS-3t !
WANTED-Goung man who has worked IN /
plStufe-irame shop. Address BOX go. Times
feS-3t
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BATTLING NELSON SUED
FOR GOING ON STRIKE

LONDON, Feb. 9.-Notice Of a suit for
alleged violation of contracts was served
on the American pugilist. Battling Mel
SON. today Nelson went on strike with
other music hall attractions on account
of his sympathy with the strikers. He
was engaged for eight weeks at $1,000
per week Suits have also been filed
against a number Of artists who joined
the Walk-Out
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Non-MediCal Healing.

THE JUNOD AIETHOD-Drueless and blood
less' enforced circuiationi cures all the cur
able ailments and NEST OF those mar ,.Srr
physician considers incurabe Come and
learn what may be done for You Cons,iIt7
ton and pamphlets free. PROF II y ID
PARKER. 1924 New York ave NV. Hours "a
to >; Sundays. 10 TO l. feg-5t
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he January uCdMd The Times Net s 1SS a5 9 sT bCG thousands BU9 Connecticut

IF THE MATTER
PUZZLES YOU, LET A
TIMES WANT AID
HELP YOU.
Your Help Wanted"
ad viii find the right per-
son-if the right person is
looking for work just now.
Did you buy an adver-
tised bargain" yester-
day? There are more of
them advertised today.
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

FANCY poultry pigeons. singing canartss
breeding cages parrots dogs, cats plant
-C1L. E--L-slag E1I-s. rabbits. Guinea -pigs
etc sC4A-D'S BIRD STORE. a. I2th s.,
ilS-tr
TRY LEES BIRD STORE. 1901 9Th st. nv
yellow hells- Amazon. Panama. Isle q Pines
Cuban red heads. and dwarf parrots. u11-
hg5s .loEll-a--is. goldfish. c1IarIes. dogs
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FOR SALE,-Furnlture Of q six-r01m nat-
singer sewing machine. wardrobe. extension
la1-e. slde1gard, uarl0r suite Save money.
see HOLLYWOOD, SIN and X fel0-gt
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For Rent-RoomS.

THE RIGGS CAFE AND APARTMENT S02
18th 81. nw.-Ch0iCe rooms Tor desirable ton
ants, with or without board, best chef la
town. Try our special Sunday Dinners - 81.
Get meal ticket far1 -
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS or.
BOARD see us; no charges. THE CEN
TRIAL REAL ESTATE CO.. 1927 + NV. Room
2 Phone NJ IO55 faor97t
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UphOlSGerin9.

UPHOLSTERING. recovering. polisbip,- 81
at your own home: good Judge ~
antiques: thoroughly reliable. l. FOSTER
65l G ST. Sc iaa,-a5t
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FlltLHCGD. stove lengths. Sc Der sHe-ra-F
-.--. ACTRESS j.. 3 MITCHELL. Amaze. sria.
T. o. Phone East $780, rs--II.
IMITATION ILIElFEITTEE LETTERS
The kind your customers can't -..f Fr,--r --a
lgst Trims. very low -aIes- IAEWORTl
J. -ltl-tSta-NG HOUSE. ds5 u ST. NV
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Found.
For Sale-TypewriterS.

No REMINGTON, Sf5; would rent chrap
address BOX 2s7. Times Office. feast
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WANTED-A man 20 sleep IN mforta BILE
Office and act az operator from pm 20
I-3O or S am. with light work al times
before bedtime So monthly. Address stat
o..iCe feS-3t
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SALESMAN. experienced In any Hne 20 sell
general trade IN Maryland and Virginia. an
uneXcelled speciality proposition; commissions
with $50 weekly for expenses THE CONT
MENTAL JENELRN CO, Cleveland. Ohio.
II
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WANTED-GOber colored man 20 work IN IIv-
cry stable must De experienced at stable
work Sth and I SITS NV feg-ar
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ALL MATERIAL contained Iu houses. New
Ram L.s.lre ave- and ST. NV. now being
--t.h--r carnage elevator. good as new.
--- -- Stock " all A-E-E secondhand HllEs.--
materials always Ola hand Apply GA ure-.-
Uses o. 70 z EDM- CLARK. Builders SUP
49, -
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COUNTRY MARE. fine ---ve-. suitable Tor
business Gro u ST. NV re5r---
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GET A PLANO FRFE-

II you're thinking OF taking Up music OF
II you wish the children 10 Ect n mus -7i
G tucdtlgn, tt-lS g-e- should appeal 10 ylu'
We VIII ll- you have Che use OF a good
sQu1T- piano absolutely free Tor SIX months
u you pay yae cost OF GrlyaE-. Cal ur
phone II. o.. SMITH PIANO 90. IZ-5 Pr-u-
sylvaul- ave. Phone n 14I. gaza--E .
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For Rent
Furnished ar Trnfur-nicbaI Doo--.

FURNISHED OF unfinished Rooms.
g1l G NW--Iaree south front uarIor g.
nishcd or Unfurnished fe10-.f
front rooms. bath FUR
nished or unfinished. for Iight bouseIzaaT,-
ing reasonable. - Wyoming ave. fcg-3t
TWO furnished or uufunished rooms for
rent FOR light housekeeping. $40 81 ST. NV
fest
ROOMS-Furnished and urfurnishcd. fur
mace heat, gas. u Massachusetts ave. ny.
fest
III II NW.-BeGutifuI large room yyer
heated; bay windows. SIP month. furnished
or unfuruished; other rooms. IS month nm
transents. 10 cents. feqef
1926 9TH ST. EW.-Three desirable rooms
for light housekeeping on second floor Win
hath. reasonable. Ca- r.
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Wanted-ROOmS.

WANTED-Ry Young man who owns plano
a furnished room where he can practice even
ings without disturbing anyone: close in ADJ
dress BON 81. Times office u
WANTED-By two ladies. rooms. Address
BOA S-9, Times oiice. feia-9t
WANTED-By refined young man, board and
room in private family Of moderate means
Address BOX go. Times Office fe3-gr
WANTED-Two OF three furnished rooms "a
light housekeeping. IN Northwest section. one
child two years old. G.. II. D.. 1881 Stb 81
NV. Caq-0f
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DTeSSmaking School.

NEW YORK ACADEMY OF uESF4N-,-s
Dress making. Ladies' Tailoring and S.r..r.
school. ~. O. French patterns cut o. III.
der STYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED.
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Help Wanled-MaIe.

WANTED-A bright Office boy FOR patent
lawyers Office Address BOX 90i. Times Of
Ice fe9-3t
WANTED-Youth Is or II years old. to work
IN grocery store; good chance FOR advance
ment Address BOX SOL Times office. feast
wANTED-s. KAHN. SONS q co. require
the services OF bright bows for the follow
ing positions, and rapid advancement rs as
sufed. with good salaries; Boys n years OF
age and over as bundle wrappers: boys "A
years OF age, with wheels. 10 deliver pack
ages; youths l6 years OF age and over as
bundle collectors. Apply now feg-gt
WANTED Sober colored man 20 work in liv-
cry stable must be experienced at stable
work Sth and SITS NV fest
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS counter man for night
work Apply az once AMISS' CAFE. 1906
- ------y ------ ave- ies-t
WANTED-A man 20 sleep in comfortabIs
I-3O or S am. with light work al times
before bedtime So monthly Address. stat
ing age and fun particulars, BON eef. Times
o-'Ge. fes-5t
SALESMAN. experienced In any line. 20 sell
general trade IN Maryland and Virginia. an
uneXcelled speciality proposition commissions
with SO weekly for expenses. THE CONT
MENTAL JEWELRY CO. Cleveland. Ohio.
II
GOOD PAY to men everywhere to tai,
signs, distribute circulars. samples etc. no
canvassing- UNIVERSAL ADV. CO. Chi
cago. Ia
WANTED-Agents. legitimate substitute for
slot machine, patented. sells on sight for 81
Particulars, GlSHA CO. Anderson Ind It
WANTED-Bright. good size active boy OF
JIG. win bicycle. % run errands and make
himself useful around telegraph Office. one
having % make a Twins preferred. Apply
70 ROOM 90. COrcCran building So weekly
20 start. raQ-gt
WANTED-A colored boy 10 drive carriage
and attend 20 furnace reference required
GEO T KEEN. 1910 4 ST. NV fsg-3t
WANTED-Drivor Tor milk wagon. Apply
HARTJNGS DAIRY, Jos Florida ave. NV.
feS-5t
WANTED-Str0ng white boy with bicycle:
delivery work TYPEWRITER AND OF
FICE SUPPLY CO. IIU1 G ST. fsS-ar
MADE $4,000 in FIVE years in the mail or
Ger business, began with s.; anyone can DO
the work iu spl-c time at home: send for
free booklet. tells how TO get started
MANAGER, BOX go L0ckport " y.
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON. may earn So
40 500 monthly corresponding for NEWSPAPERS.
sure. steady work. no .cauyassinr, experience
SYNDICATE, I.JckpuTt ~. Y dcg0 gO-
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Advertisements VIII be accepted at any OF
the following branch offices at regular office
rates. II IL is inC0nyCnicnt to leave advertise
ments at either a branch office or The Times
business Once. they may be teIephOned direct
= The Times Main 5000 and messenger
viii call 20 collect without additional charge
10 the advertiser
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BROOELAND. d. c.
ARTHUR II. F. LUERSSEN. Drug store
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For SaIe-hisceIlaneous.


FOR sALE--loo stoves. slightly used; ALI
kinds now Us the time % save money See
HOLLYWOOD. Sth and * fs-1-sl
FOR sALE-I-arEs ice boxes. suitable for
grocery easy terms ~ desired. the kind that
rs made hy q mechanic, not tinker See
hOPhOOD. Sth and X fei0-st
FOR sALE-Fmuiture Of q six-ro5m fat.
SINGER sewing machine. wardrobe. extension
la1-e s!de1gard, parlor suite Save money
go hOtWooD, sth and h. feio-sr
FOR sALE-NatiouaI cash register. with
ei,ee+- S4--o5- See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and *.
ZOE sAI-E-Leavins city: Piano. $50. lsa-
4''-iL e.-iLe. t4's mission llling suite. 500
frsSs ~ ~ lyeilik be1. Us new Aalr mat
ZION bookcase, sewing machine. desks. ward
49,; eHiuoniers. pier mirrors. silelOarl;
51s-tLt furnishings Of = rooms CAPT
HART, i-a nth 81 nv fel0-st
OLD LCMBER. sash. doors ranges. ba.h-
TUBS, and plumbing. sold cheap al ION and
- SIS n~ w ~. SMITH & WATERS.
AMEs. sia n Nw-PIcTURE FEAsfITG-
t-l.eal p1ces IN The city Trained and l1-
IFlmed pictures 5a28--l-
TOR SALE-BeautIfu SO mahogany 6.asg-
hts Jdirie. $3.50. also fine double bookcase
anu ee'hi C9iapiTatiou. IN oak. Tor $3.50. cost
So. also china closet that cost 81, f.- sta-
very Deautuui ana good as new S36 u r.
FOR s.AL5-Ss5 cook stove. good as new.
lot Zl-5., rare. bargain; also heater, cheap
~ u 81 NV feIa-st
CAMERA SxI8: complete ouffr- I-rE TTI
shutter cheap. today. kENNET. 1875 u ST.
FINE NEW standard sewing machine an
llt1e-.H'Etsi 81. Domestic. s. We trade lu
Llsi-e-l5s machine gf an makes ter She
Davis vertical Feed. because OF Its SUPERIOR
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Business Opportunities.
PRoErPr CONNECTIONS.

u lil-ieiit-e returns unlimited references. Tel
q phone lgr our contract agent II 1854 W
G. l-AEENCE DUFALL. 51I Colorado Building.
te5-r
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

NO1ALt WEST.
GOLDENBERG' : 9Th and IL SITS NV.
:. NAM SONS a. CO. Sth and Market space.
ERNl ms CIGAR STORE. 18th and Fla ave
EhN ms CIGAR STORE. 2gI2 18th ST. NV.
W. = McECLIN, Cigar Store. I4th and Pnw
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton &
Nelson. Proprlet0rs. corner Rhode Island
ave. LIST and SITS. NV
ROBERT .. PETZCLD The Harvard P.,ar-
macy. 1lth and Harvard SITS NV
". a. DARLING. cor. 18th and L SITS. NV.
l.. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9Th ST., Rhode
Island ave. and II 81. NV
II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th st and Mass
ave nv.
CHAS. G. HORNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy
gW- cor 9Th and n SITS NV
DOM * SANFORD. New York ave md
North Capitol ST
y. a. NEiTCH. Goth and Vi SITS NV
OUIGLEN'S PHARMACY glst and q sts nv
GILLETTE q CO. 18th and L SITS NV.
y n WAGNER g. CO.. LIST and II SITS NV
]. 7 TAYLOR, cor. eth and z SITS. NV
EUGENE r NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave NV.
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANTED-You 10 know we teach al stand
ard systems OF Shorthand and typewrltiug
and can prepare pupils FOR positions in % 10
80 days. special afternoon sessions for Gov
eminent employees STENOGRAPHIC ACAD-
ENVY, Colorado building. fef-s.r
WANTED-Practlcal farmer and wife. man
tr work farm. woman Tor h0usework. Apply
ROOM al, Treasury Department. feIU-.t
ARTIST viii give lessons In china paint
ing Address BOX 2S1. Times Office. fr5 g. Do
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Personal.

ERADFORB.s DETECTIVE Arsr>-,-y- -
"a COLORADO BUILDING TIfb ami D..
Phone Main z-l5 I--r--- .-r.., .11.-- a. -
cate and intricate iu.estIearfure ANN g-.-re..
-..l- 49, $40 80 S--y slaItn,eed. For
feIU-.L o-
LADY. axe s.. desires roommate ra.r-- 49,,
ORIGINAL. Gypsy ra.r..Ie- has --.-rr--..5- 49,,
-.l-.rrr.. r1.. ~ .-- - --'.l---' q I'm
Meet rafr... ....- .--T -..-'.... '- ~
JeuIars I.r stamp. -.rr...9-iaf 49, 90 81,
ELI i. Bow Ia-. Baltimore grf f.r. o.
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Dancing.

TIE OIDWAN. fsI IIta ST. n W-Eva-v
-.es-at- t1ar5-lt, and SATURDAY. ....--
-u5 Beginners class. 1885, advance e.a.
Lady assistants. Proper discretion rear Hl
--.'it. ttA5 scholars L9 our academy Lesson
s.r. SEX -ess- is. $50 Private lesson l- ans
Ia-a-agI PROF -C-IAS. H. FVENDHAlT.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
K l. CARNE * CO. 703 King ST.
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Rooms and Board.

GEM L-l-li [N-Elce home. With all con
veuieuCCa. near departments. including extra
good board SO weekly. - * Sc. nv
Ccl0-2t
NICELY FURNISHED third do1r fr1nt room.
also by February 10. second floor front aIc8ve
room. With board. SIG nth ST. NV IL
BRIGHT ROOM. with board 7g5. The Ala
bama. faTO-gf
IN PRIVATE FAMILY. furnished from.
rooms and board. near Capitol. Library. cars.
home cooking I-f a. 81. me- feg-st
go M-Llrge. bright front room. twin beds.
water heat telephone. home table board
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WANTED-B0ardcrs, 500 per week: FUR
nisEed rooms FOR light h-usekeeping. els New
Jersey ave. NV fagl-ss-
The Washington times., 1907-02-10

EURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson Era
The Washington times., 1907-02-10
NORTHEAST

FORSTONS BOTANICAL PHARMACY cor
18th 81. and Florida ave ne.
ChAS. II. BLUMER. n. Cap and r SITS M
AcChESNEH g. JOACHIM. cor I'd and L SITS
The Washington times., 1907-02-10
Miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
%ANfEu--fiauo pupils. 81 cents hale hour.
VIII 30 20 pupils homes farI-.r
WANTEl-Ni.tary bounty land warrant.
VIII pay s. fnT teiIin. me who has r--
whether buy gr not t. r. CHT.nEu-'
90 Baird 1uild.uE. Kansas CITY. NO ~
MISS BUBLASQUE has moved 90 11a- ,e+b
ST. NV. reopgued dress making. r1alzrs fan
gowns ald also tailoring. 49,
WE REPAIR and move furniture. HOW
AhD 10 IL ST. ne. Phone East 1863
JaZ4-5eL
HAVE TOC ANYTHING TO SELF Va,
VIII te aErecably surprised IL You Min Is-
me sell il for you MARCUS NOTES Is ~
ST. NV. Phone Main 5l-- 80 20