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Situations Wanted

Female.
WANTED-By colorod girl place as cham
Dermald or nurse ll5l 2lst 81 uw. felG-2t
WANTED-First-class small washes L. take
nome or wash by day. 1873 1lth st. uw.
felG-2t
WANTED-By COlOred girl. place as cham
bermaid, waitress. or light houseWorIzer. 17Ie
Marion ST. NV. L.
WANTED-3y Colorcd girl. place 20 do gen
gIdl h0useW0rk or cooking In boarding house
lZZD New 70 ave. NV IN
WANIED-Washing 90 do at home by first
class laundress. 100 Shepherds court be-
tween 9th and 10Th. L and NJ SITS. IL
WANTED-By white woman. with tvro-yesr-
GA chiic, position as h0uscEeCDer In small
family "a 81. ne. fe15-2t
WANTED-By a widow. position as house
AsePsr. Address BOX 81. Times Office
WANTED-WashIng 20 take home 1925 Cd
St r.rt %
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Musical.

PIANO LESSONS. IS cents: lessen one
hour; 20 years experience as teacher a59
! ~ 81 NV 3a20-39t
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Bicycles.

ARE YOU thinking Of selling Your bic-claq
IL 50 see me; / pay the highest cash r~ices
c. T. HUNTER, the Bicycle Man. IIs Penn
sylvania ave. NV. f,fS -
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TI1ES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

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 for three or more consecutive
DAYS, one cent word for each insertion.
These rates do not apply 10 Personals.
Advertisements viii be accepted at any OF
ines following branch Offices at regular Office
rates II IL is Inconvenience to leave advertise
mcnts at either a branch Office or The Times
business Otlce, they may be tclcphoned direct
70 The Times lMaln 5000. and a messenger
viii call 10 collect without additional charge
20 the advertiser
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OFFICE or CONSTRUCTING OFFICER.
T. & SOLDIERS HOME. Washington. I'D. O.,
February a. lgl7--SclI-l proposals viii Ia
received here until TWO =. 81. MARCH E
1907. and then publicly opened Tor fUruIsh-u--
and delivering the window and door frames.
ard for Furnishing. delivering. iuStaUin-
painting. and finishing all other wiilWU-k ana
Joinery luciuiiuE G.iIIwglk and lli1Cry Tor U.s.
window and door openings. all blsebIarI. chair
rail. shelving stair hanaraiL rtc.J for New
Mess Hall and Le-Ult0gy Building. L. X
Soldiers Home. Washington. u. O.. Iufrr-
nation on application Deposit az lfty dollars
required for drawings and Specifications
JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL-. Captain Erai-
ncers. Constructing CEiCer.
feIf. l.. 10 lS.mhI.L
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UphOlStering.

CPHOLSTERlNG. recovering polishing and
repairing at your own home: good Judge ~
antiques; thoroughly reliable /. FOSTER
65l 81. So. ta9o-95+
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t'4,,Df-tsl. fine location. nrst-cIass trade. AT
-'sL prices. seller owns building viii grand
.-.-.5-,--l@-. e-- LtluEs, horse wagon. 81 co..
CENTRAL BUSINESS EXC4ssCC;F.'- T5r-.--
-. SZ T. --. = ---
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t'e-- complete. $I.f.g. excellent ouucr--.-.----
{ APIIAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE. atlantic
1---l---s EeIfE-
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Proposals.

DEPAEtT1LENT OF THE INTERIOR. wash
irstaa. D. O. FEBRUARY "a, l@.7.-SealeI bids.
III dupilClta. VIII oc received az -la Depart
Aeut uI,u O'CLOCK u. NJ. NEDNESDA s..
MARCH %. and then opened in the presence
nl such persons ass may attend for remodel
-uE plumbing Al the Government Hospital Tor
the Insane IN accordance with the drawings
and specifications TO be- had on LEGATION
az this Department All bids must De .c-
cunparsea by q certified check equal q
per cent OF The amount Of the bid. ulvahle
I'D the Secretary uf che Interior Right Is
1r.-F,e- e. reject any ur all bids or waive
1c-t the other. as the interest ~ the service
may require. Bidders are invited % attend
Proposals must Zoe marked Proposals for
Ee--o-elluE Plumbing aJ the Government
Hospital for the Insane" T. A. HITCE-
COCK. Secretary. ra-FZ Grrre @
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A GREAT SACRIFICE On account OF 1aay-
ing city WeII-payiuE roouilE house.
-;-H4E furnished. iE business section u1r-r-
ana basement doors. Wen adapted Tor ruS.-
ness purposes part cash or would exchange
-lr zeal estate -r securities Address HDy
go. Times office. rart-e-
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CASH GROCERY. SIS daily come see trade
e,i--. new stock. invoice. 500: rent 81
y - -LsAL- BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Rom
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Help Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED-Two lady mattresses for wHIrE
aad ]. sts. 6. -, an I1>T rais-a S'a
WANTED-TaIIoross as helpar for ,ai1,- -
aules work, skirt hands on cloth work
A " LCkkl, l131 De Sales 81. NV felG-2t
wANTED-At 2io North capitol 81 gIrI Tor
general house"ork small private family. II
WANTED-Two coIored girls for reneT7I
n0useMork. plenty 70 do. AZ 9Th ST. NV. m
WANTED - Woman. general houseyyorj-eT.
must be Eooe cook and willing. l72 N 81
WANTED-Colored girl for general b-,-s-,
s M, small IainlIy' no washing. li42 Florida
1t
wlEANTED-Young girl for Light housewo--
10 quincy place ne n
w, \, TED-Lady canvassers. Inquire at 90
--- fel6-st
WANTED-CoIored chamberlain and Mi,
nisS,, assist 5s washing and ironing; 20 home
---s---- -2-e = 81. fels-3t
wANTED-white woman and g7n ~ Z-o-I- -,
country place on car line comfortable ,ro'i
500. Times Office. -
WANTED-Good workers on sl,Irts -
waiSlS. only experienced hands need anri,-
al after pm. at 1lla X ST. NV. felG-2t
WANTED-Competent woman. general rr,,..
nOLA SIeep nome. Call &ff3 lakewood ter
49, Nv. near Ith and Park road fels-et
WANTED-Mlddle-aged colored woman for
genera housework- 2S03 18th ST. NV II
WANTED-First-class skirt makers ,,5
,tS-PetS 20 work on coats. L. CHATET,ATN
- ----- 81 NV fel6-gt
WANTED-B0okkceper bright girl ,,-,r,l-I
Win some knowledge OF stenograpby ~ ss
slst III Office: give age and reference Al
Dress BON S62. Times office. fel6-2t
WVANIED-Girl in tailor's store. Apply 1911
o.--el.llut ave, fe1G-3t
WANTED-YounR people 20 take o,Ir "a :,
iI'hlnE complete working courses in shor+
hand' rates reduced. positions FOR r-gdI,9fes.
n''A a, ping So LEE BUILDING. 525 10th
wANTED-A good coIored girl for genera,
housework i'm private family: references An
ply AT 10 oth ST. ne fel4-3t
WANTED-Lady bookkeeper In grocery and
provision store; must have practical eyueri-
encei one living en- Northwest preferred an
--- - H-.lL -lS- r IoIlda ave nv, fel4-2t
WANTED-Girl 10 cook. wash and iron in
apartment where nurse Is kept Appiv
-AEAIsIMENI Z. 2l2S 18th ST. NV. fel4-3t
WANTED-Reliablew woman for general bouse.
work 50 home nights. 1893 = ST NV
WANTED-A young white girl 10 work in
Junch room. 629 Z St NV. feIs-st
WANTED ~ Experienced millinery salesIadv
ana makers. also apprentices. paid while
ie.InlIg- Apply 1921 F ST. NV. fe14-3t
WANTED-Three girls TO pack candies and
two experienced girls 10 wait on co,,rt~-
In CANDY store. HOBAN'S. 434 OH 81 NV
fel4-St
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Personal.

NINE. DAVIS The bonn claIrvoyant and card
reader. removes spells. evil Influences. and
gives good luck. l2zs 18th st. NV. give me
d call. feI6-31t
WILL THE YOUNG MAN who was riding "a
wheel and saw the automobile accident and
spoke % the man who Was injured. on Mon
day morning at New York ave and 18th ST..
correspond with CHAs. U. COLE. as q 81.
NV. feI4-3t
CONSULT zENIrA. who controls events.
never fails -Zl6 5Jh 81. fel2-7t
NINE. RAY reveals past. present future.
domestic ard love affairs her speclaIres. 500
~. NV. fel8-ft
WoEEINGMEN. you want the best for the
least money. and should have fl. there is
but one place you can get good tailor
mace s-iL or oNercol- tsllElrlE used. come
% The friend 20 ALL JCSTlTS OLD STAND.
Jl9 l., fell-7L
MR. L. MILLION, Palmlst ana Psychic. 81.
Eye 50. NV His readings tell you anything
you wish 90 know. They are scientific a-I
accurate. Hours 10 8 ana D. IN 10 DO ID
M open sunday feII-tf
MRS. BISHOP. PIANIST. information. clear
concise, and o the point IL srh 81 nv.
jazl-tf
BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY. suite
- toLCEADO BUILDING. Ifth ana h.
fAyne 4--n 90 Expert specialists iu DELI
all sections. absolute secrecy guaranteed F'gr
A-e1t ser1lc-, phone resI1-uce. North 4sfs
felu-1g
II YOU AhE giving Up Housekeeping and
WISH 20 sell part or lE Of your furniture
SEND postal 20 s3I Jth 81. NV. The old Re
liable store that pays the highest prices.
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Moving

Moving
Packing and Shipping.
LARGE AND HANDSOME PADDED VANS
81 LOAD.
TIEO-HOESI WAGON s. LOAD
COLI ELETA TEANSFER COMpAryy
- 1ltk 81. y X. 5eza-sr
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Storage.

WY PAY MORE? We store f1r 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE Co sTg-sS1- 10
10Th St NV. Phone Main 4ggq des-Gls
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D->IA $40 Tor rc0DiIE house y rooms.
nicely furnished. desirable Northwest sarrlg-
-ltyhELON- Oh Lassachusetts ave. NV.
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Observation-Disclosures

WILL PAY A HIGH PRICE Tor an T-I0--s
OF mndcufs- Address BOX GgJ Times 0f-
nee fel6-3r
WANTED-Second-ha baud breeders. state mako
SGAlIt59h; and price Address BOX s.. Ben
mug H. T. fel5 13mh-
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Don't mn
away your old clothing. shoes, hats. ana
shlTts before seeing me. as I pay highest
cash prices for them, Drop postal win cam
II. CIV ll'L. IDS sth 81 nl-- feI3-lJt
WANIED--Highest cash prices paid FOR worn
garments. ladies'. or Ecutleueu's Also 4hoag
ana mats address postal and VIII caI au--
hour. d. TAEsHES. 1868 eth ST. uw. Phone
North 1873 40 Il.
WANIED-Pawn tickets for diamonds and
JeWeiry. cash paid FOR diamonds. old rrrI
-lE~Ff platinum. antiques. CuTIug. L. s. uaTI
dollars etc Money to loan On goods ar
value LOUIS ABkAHAAIS. Bonded Broker
4aa Sth ST. NV. Phone NJ ISIS f-g-fF
Eas0Iene engine. C horse.
power or over iul electrical and boat equip
ment. state make. horsepower. price etc
- - bo-N 90 Tel5-2t
WANTED-OId gold and silver. We ~
big prices BCRFEIND'S 7I9 Sth st NV
1a9f-2t
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Business Opportunities.

Eoh SALE-The EtheIhurst apartment
TINS cafe does a. good. paving bushes and
ms q nigh class II patrons. everything CONE
plrl- ana up o. date fine nclEhb0rhO1I- The
ouly reason Tor selling is tine lI health 0f -hs
l-gpIletcr. no reasonable offer refused. can
--o1- u
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Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
wANTED-By THE OLD DOMINION hair
mattress 10 he renovated az $3.50 each
Office. ls-5 X ST. Hw. feI4-st
WANTED - yhitewashlnE and rlas+e-i7s,
ALLEN & CO.. office. 1872 * ST. NV fer4-gr
LVANLEu-TJ exchange good Farm. 1E+ acres
stock groceries FEltHOW, Bancroft Va
WE REPAIR and move furniture HOW
ARD. l-i5 Il 81. ne. Phone East I7Cs.
jac4-S0t
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL. You
".A te aEreeab-y surprised II you win let
me sell 10 for YOU MARCUS NOTES ~ els
st. NV. Phone Main 5I7L uolJ-tf
Lost.
LOST-Tuesday morning. solitaire dlara5rI
plating setting ring. Liberal reward IL re-
turned 20 NORRIS WHITE. Sl5 I2th 81 NV.
L--1-sl
L LOST. 4. ca and soll resary. Finder
return 10 -af sth ST. ne, reward feIs-3t
LOST-Gold bracelet. Frldav T9sf T----------
81! N and New willard ballroom. Reward.
LOST-Fe5ruary ls. brown f.uara ,,rII--
81
iri6--t
LOST 5etvyrsa WeiEhrman School and g5-S
Is ST. NV. LaJA instant. pair chIId's EolI-6Gvr
slrttdCirs. IN red case. marked TrauLrf- A.
o. Reward u returned % above address
LOST-Glack glove. on 9Th ST.. between ID
ana SITS. NV. "Wednesday evening Re
ward AT 1923 sth 81. NV. f-r4 -
LOST-GolG locket; initials 6. II. b. ON hack
l.lueIs.l reward. return TO or notify c. T. II
IHlf Iltl St nv Faf5 -
LOST-Bunch Of keys. in vicinity Of 14rb -
anu FrunsJ lNdula ave. Please return 10 Dr.
PONI MARKET co. 1917 Pcnnsylvania.
ave. and receive reward fels-st
LOST-Duuch OF keys in vicinity OF 18Th or
and Fenusy lyanla ave. Please RETURN 70
DUPONT MARKET CO.. 1917 PeunsvIyau,a
ave Reward. fa1s-9f
LOST-White setter. female pup: brown e,~y
brown spot ON back. Return to 4g5 II - s,g
Liberal reward fst4 10
LCSI-Saturday. February O. halT-breed brfp-
die bulldog, long ears and clipped tail. an
swers 10 name Of Brownie. Liberal rev-sr-I
return HARRY =. GLADMAN SEQ a. -
Seward square) Sc. fsrq ~
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FOR sALE-Luzch room. cheap. el2s7 18th
So raw. Fa-s FRI
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For Sale-niscellaneous.
PATENTS! LEE YOUP CHANCE

/ E0~. Sill
SAAS AAASACAAuAASOGSs
PARENTS HEpEIC VOTTUf CuANCV
NM - AOS-N SA--14' ".
music you should profit by This offer. We
viii let you have the use Of i god srtisr-
PIANO aIsoi1reIv fT-e f.- SIS, r5o-rbs b.
See as nov now ''---'. --- -77'
r. q. SMITH PIANO CO.
~ Pennsyivaula ave. Phone H. 1iZ
- -
- STANDARD sewing machine automatic
for the BayIs Ver,icaI Fed -5e s--[- Ir-s-
Z tlcal sewing machine for embroidery. DAVIS
-A.sE.-Nli' 5la stn ST. NV. Phone H. 1G5e-
-
SQUARE PIANO good condition: reasonable
si5 O. ST. ue. feIsat
WILL CALL. arl mako Eevs auv-yrra-e fu
City. 25c. locks rlI- l,r and --a-,T-F ~ n
CJLLIGAN 2J- i 81 mn +ars .-
80 ------.------- -------
DONS GRO-EFY ,T3-. - Al-, $3.50. --,-'
Il
rCp s.TT, -
bedroom sen S1- 5l. rg.rrl.-.- ,,l. '' ~. ...,'
$500; chin5nier. with mirror. IS: SVEN front
oaA sl4eooara. 81. bookcase. pictures. chairs.
ARD's. I3l5 n St. ne. II
F0p SAFE ,r,gr 49, ..,------ 1900
used high-grade pianos tiat have ben -iI h.
perfect condition are offered now at genuine
stef. $50. shoningcT.. $50. Ga5ieT So sea
oeT~ s-yy' 5l-eI' 500 Emerson, $40 Kim
oall, S4lo- Used plano players from 500 90
e-'y Jae4 squares. 50 and SO Easy pay
menus o. >. DeAOL.L & CO., l-sl q 81
AF'-L
- .-
m ~ ~ s1lle -4IEe S,ilee urn: cost SO
rar D, .-4 --G 80 i'l'eI - 81
80 - - - - - NV -S-2--1
sale r cheap : can be seen by addisss9s BOX
FOR sAIE-Grlpa77aono- with 10 records.
Tines once --l cheap address ' Ssfs-si e.
F E2a s ,,l75 s 9ayPs IFsaasylvana ave
COX 50. Times Office 9s5s-zs
"a aaataay asS ss ssH5'ssais Ssos ss55s
must be sold 4j5 O. 81 Sc f-T5-zr
an I.-t =. n i-l.N BILLIARD SUPPLY CO. ..-
FREE Lessons in hand and machine en-
s 9I9i s'. expert teachers DAVIS AGEEgE.
,-1 'l- 81 -" t--u---
.Hs-Ap - -------- - - 49, -
Saatlu So. ue. fel4-g-
80 7.t,1- s1-l.ne sls2-sEe engine 90
~ - DD-e $50 Times once le-5-v-
bAHIAlNS IN USED FLANC7-
ms docs not mean cheap pianos, II means
6O1o piarcs az cheap prices Terms " pay
iES4J .ery Convenient
piano Win r1g--,f-er+ -l-,- S0I 0.UU
FlNsRF- T-pr,Tr.F4-, r4,,. s--. oo-0 ~
90 splendid lrsI-- OOOO.UU
Ky ann r-rstsr.-rr-- 49, -,
..-- 49, 49, --7t''-l SSZD GU
.'. -.-------- ---------
S-Lt-l-lNG UPRIGHT, eN- S200 m
hILEALL UPRIGHT LARGE c1E0 m
size nice rIcr.-.---.-------.------ TACOsSO
gHIlsbIFRT>-r r-r,ryr.-rr-- s- n--o %
good rousIflr- a f--g-F7 90 ClOU.UU
t->.,r-E .--r-.'----
-.-..o - ------------------- T'O'SN
>-L4N Way SQUARE IN cen IN
good order observation-disclosures. COO.OO
nCE 40
O1LiEh SQUARES as low as. SEO.UU
go ---e--J < Street y w
FINE oak Office fixtures --f-r ---- -
and door; complete - --.- $3.50 panels
--- 81 nv
-e---st
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Dancing.

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. 75c; guaraD-
Tee waltz ana tWo-step in lessons: class 81
per month; piano, 2Jc5 dancing nall for REM
s.. Address. with stamped envelope. a. sub.
station % fe1e-6t-,.,-s7,
THE ORDWAY. 43I 11th St N W-Evor,,
Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday even
ms, beginners class. 100; advanced $50
Lady assistants. Proper discretion used in
admitting scholars TO our academy. Lesson
soc, six lessons, $50. Private lesson ~ an
polnuncnL Open all summer, electric iaus
ja25-50t PROF CHAS NJ WVNDHAT
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Rooms and Board.

THE OHIO. Seward square Sc. bea7tff,7r
rooms hot-Water heat. me table In
80 N ST, EW.-Ro0m: good board. ea-.,-
breakfast; $3.50 per week -
LARGE, furnished rooms for two Win
board; home comforts s2s X NV fe1c 3,
LARGE. bright front room: also nam ron
with good board G8 Il ST. NV feI5-5r
COMFORTABLE ROOMS and nTeD,-- = -
- weekly. Virginia cooking. heat. bqrb 55-
* NV. =.
NICELY FURNISHED second floor 60.
room, Win or without board. 426 q ". nv
-l-e-
WANIED-Boarders $3.50 per week filr-
nlshed rooms for 81 per week and nm a.
New Jersey ave. NV 81 On, %
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Found.

FOUND-LACEY'S Ice Cream: spacia1 -oc
per gal. delivered. Phone NJ. $50. ca New.
York ave. NV. 80 -
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BROCKL.AND d. c.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERSSEN. Drug Stors
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Automobiles.

FOR SALOONS runab0ut- inst -,,----7----7--7-
top. three oil lamps. one gas Three ~
tires. extra casing and inner tubes. b~,-s nv
dered large car. az 18th ST NV fe15-gt
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If you'd like 10 have the children take uD
music you should profit by this offer. We
VIII let you have the use Of good square
PIANO absolutely free fox six months IL
your pay the small charge fsr ORA age.
See as now
r. O.. SMITH PIANO CO..
lZZJ Pennsylvania ave. Phone a. -t7
feIG-tf
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WANIED-Mlddle-aged colored woman -
general homework. 2S03 18th Sd NV ~
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. l. CARNE & CO.. 70S King st.
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Wanted-ROOmS.

W ANlED-By young man. furnished room I'm |
apartment house. Northwest. state 49, ' |
must be- reasonable Address BOX 3J7 Times |
'llNC faIt-at
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- STANDARD sewing machine. automatic
AIL $50. We have exceptional bargains
IN az makes as we trade in new machines
LOT the paws Vertical Feed. the only Drac-
llcIl sewing machine for embroidery. DAVIS
A,5EN.4. sl5 SIN 81. NV. Phone II. aG5s-
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epluce for our contract agent n $50 IS.
CLARENCE DCFALL. Gil Colorado Building.
fe5-T
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WANTED-First-class skirt makers -
helpers ne, 10 work on coats. L. CHATELATN
- A''l- 81 NV foTC n
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WANTED-A girl for general houseworl,
LAWMAN. 9th and A ne. II
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PRINTING business envelopes EI.C5.IgF5.
t--yyi 9ll bushes ca-1s. SL.J. 1000. SI5-.
HAfNORTH PUBLISHING HOUSE. 6ss y
81. NV. rar--F
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ANACOGTIA.
BVRYS PHARMACY, Curner BT0nroe arid
Jefferson SUI
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Wanted-Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets, stoves, bric-a-brac. and az Kinds OF
hoEseAJli goods. BAEMS FURNITT-PE,
SHOP, 18th and Z sss NV. Phone Norm
1SlS- Formerly 9th ana u. ja1s-s0t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-21
S. B. HERMAN
IS WELL AGAIN
NOTED OREGON STATESMAN RESTORED TO AEALTH ON RECENT
EASTERN TRIP.

Hon. shiler B. Herman, .dlstin.
guished statesman and Legislator OF
Portland, Oregon. who was recently on
an eastern trip, is among those strong
ly in favor Of 1. IT. Cooper. in the dis.
cussion over Cooper and his medicines.
which has ragged for the past year in
cities visited by the young mar on his
educative campaigns. as ne calls them.
Cooper wa explaining his new the
cries and medicines to Boston people
during the oregoDjan's visit to that
city. and In a recent Interview Mr..
Herman said: "My trip east accom-,
pllshed more for me than / aver be.
lieved possible. 1t has actually been
the means of restoring my health.
While in Boston I heard q great deal
about this man Cooper and his medI.
clnes. and one morning l talked with
a Boston banker who told me that he
had been relieved by Cooper's medi.
cines after ten years chronic dyspep.
sia. For the past twenty years I have
been a fearful sufferer with nervous
dyspepsia. 1t has been so bad that II
all but forced me to resign from the
legislature.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-21
Steel Company
Not Alarmed
RECOMMENDS THAT PRICES BE
MAINTAINED IN SPITE OF
FURRY.

Some manufacturers have suggest
ed the publication of the following let,
Ter OF the U. S. Steel Company, re.
garding the financial furry:
To Assistants, Managers OF Depart.
ments and Travelling Representa-.
tives:
The financial crisis nov upon us and
through which We are passing will be
very strenuous upon all business men,
and no one a PrognostIcate how far.
reaching it will be or where It will
end. In consequence, more or les re.
cession in business is bound to take
place; In fact the very action OF the
banks throughout the country almost
forces q recession. There Is no rea.
son, however. to be pessimistlc or
hysterical.
This is the time for common sense
and conservatism, and the purpose OF
this letter is to advise you that we
are not at all alarmed and that this
crisis will pass; In our opinion the
country is so prosperous that our par.
ticular line will not be affected very
much. We feel confident that the Unit.
cd States Steel Corporation was
strong enough in times of prosperity
to prevent an undue initiation Of prices.
they are strong enough now to prevent
an undue slump That fluctuations TO
a greater or less extent will take
Place ip the different lines Is sproba;
BE, but our merchant friends should
not feel that they are sitting on d vol
eano when they look at their stock
o. smefehanaIse, bought at prices ral
Ing during the past year. Those pric.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-21

Of pity and sympathy. But all OF US
are critics and why not confess II?
We are all guide posts pointing out
the way for others but remaining sta.
tionary ourselves.
Dear reader, pause a moment and
ponder over this little remark from
Josh Billings: Dignity is often substi.
tutcd for wisdom and is, quite often
mistaken for It, but there is as much
difference between them as there Is
between a pewter ten cent piece and
a genuine half dollar"
We shall begin our Thanksgiving
Proclamation this week with the hope
that all the defuded weather prophets
have seen the error OF their ways anil
have recanted. We are thankful. that
the microbe which produces lazziness
has been discovered. We are thank.
tul the discovery was made in tim.
to have its effect on the coming con.
sress. We are thankful that Hen Rye
Watterson has not oblIterntea Bryan
or annihilated Grover. We are thank.
full that Carrie Tomboy Nation has left
the eastern States and Is now ming.
ling her boots and growls with the
howls of the wolves Of the wailing
west. We are thankful no one has
named her the Maid Of Orleans OF the
Western Hemisphere. We are thank.
full that the mental slaves Of this coun.
try can find tyrants to drive and de.
lude them without importing them
from Russia, Spain or the South Sea
Islands. We are thankful that the
greatest orator OF America passed this
great and true compliment on Vol.
taire, "He did more TO free the hu.
man race than any other OF the sons
OF men," We are thankful that the
s%ianderers Of this genius Of France
are being converted. We are thankful
that mankind long ago learned that
mountains or error cannot be blown
up by bullets made from cholocate
drops. We are, thankful that the
school house hns been declared, "Tho
Mother Of the Dawn" We are thank
full that there have been In all ages
OF the world a few disobedient souls,
a few investigators who cared more
for truth than for custom OF opin.
ions. We are thankful that mankind
does not agree on political, theologi-
cal or any Of the momentous questions
OF the day. PAGAN.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-11-21
Anniversary of saIloonlna.

BOSTON, Nov. 2l.-Members of the
newly formed New England Aero
Club to-day celebrated the 2O4th an
niversary of the first balloon ascen.
sion. The new organization will be
conducted along sporting rather than
scientific lines, 1t being maintained
that the dirigible balloon has already
been developed sufficiently 10 afford n
means of sport and pleasure, and to
some extent OF practical t~ransporta-
ton. With this idea TO make use of
the balloon In It's present state and to
develop 1t in whatever way may sug-
gest itself in such practical utilization,
the new club, with much wealth and
sporting interest represented among
Its promoters, Is expected to become
an active factor in American aeron.
autics.