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The Washington times., 1908-12-23
CAMPAIGN UNDER WAY
FOR MEMORIAL FUND
District Officials Indorse Effort TO
Pay Tribute TO Late
Father Stafford.
Father Stafford.

citizens Of Washington. irrespective Of
creed, will be permitted TO contribute
toward the memorial 10 be erected TO
the memory of the late Father D. J.
Stafford. former pastor Of st. Patricks
Church
At meeting a the District Building
yesterday afternoon a permanent or
Ganization, TO he known as the Father
stafford Memorial Association, was
formed. Commissioner West was elect
ed permanent chairman, Cuno II. Ru-
dOlph. secretary. and John JOY Edison.
treasurer.
It was announced that the member
ship Of the association is TO be unlim-
ited. thus giving every person who may
desire 70 contribute toward the fund an
opportunity to do so.
Commissioner West made a brief ad-
Grcss, outlining the purpose Of the meet
ing. and paying high tribute 10 Father
Stafford.
Those at the meeting were Commis-
sloners West and Macfarland, Bishop
erect Alfred Canon Harding, Rabbi
Simon. the Rev. Dr. William T. Russell
Cuno II. Rudolph, Robert N Harper. r
y. HaltlSan, Z. j. Brennan, the Rev
Ross F1Shburn, the Rev. Z. D. Power
the Rev. Donald -. Macleod the Rev
Thomas T.. McGuiSan, Thomas Z. Noyes
Earon Haymerle, secretary to the Aus
trlan ambassador and Scott c, Bone
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
CHOICE DELICACIES
AT PUBLIC MARKET
Country Produce and Provisions
Sold in Great Quantities to
People of Northeast.

Christmas shopping in the toy depart
ments is no more important than pur-
chasing the delicacies which will grace
the table on Christmas Day. The mar
ket places are filed with housewives
these DAYS, loading their baskets One
OF the most popular Centers in Washing
ton for fresh meats, vegetables and
fruits is the Public Market, at Twelfth
and II streets northeast. At this stand
country produce and provisions are sold
in great quantities to the people Of the
northeast section who find il convenient
TO get all their market supplies close
to home.
The Public Market offers about everv-
thing necessary to make I'D a good
Christmas dinner-fish, meats, poultry,
butter, cheese, vegetables, country pro
duce, imported delicacies and the best
Of domestic products. One feature OF
the market is the guarantee to make
deliveries one hour after an order is
received.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
DECREASE IS SHOWN
IN TYPHOID FEVER
One Hundred and Eighty
Cases Are Now IN
der Treatment.

A decrease in typhoid fever ccndi-
tiOns is shown by the report Of the
Health Department for the week end
ed December 70. There were 4 deaths
from the disease. Is now cases reported,
and il discharged ~ recovered, leaving
under treatment $50 cases, as compared d
with 1S5 the previous week.
The record OF other contagious dis
eases is as follows: Diphtheria. q:
scarlet fever, 20: smallpox, /; whoopIng
cough. 105; measles, ~ and chicken
pON. II.
The number of cases Of tuberculosis
registered on the books of the Health
Department is 4gG.
There were ia deaths during the
week, 81 among the white and ~ among
the COlCred population.
The births numbered I71, OF which 1l9
were white and - cOlOred.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
BRUSH COWS TEETH
ADVISES DR.. TANNER
Man Who Once TASTED Forty Days
Says Tartar Gathers on
Bovine Grinders.

LONG BEACH. Cal. Dec. 23.-Dr. II.
S Tanner, forty-day faster, and advo-
cate Of a vegetable. fruit, and cereal
diet thinks cows teeth are being neg
lected. He th'Lks the teeth OF a COW
should be brushed at least once n day
and an ordinance may be presented To
the city council ordering that every
dairyman go forth with a brush and
bucket Of water and clean the cows
teeth.
DIT. Tanner gives scientific reasons.
Cows cannot clean their own tooth.
and no one will do it for them But
the tartar which gathers on their teeth
breeds germs. these germs are commu-
nicated 90 the milk they give auG thus
10 humans
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OPEN AND CDOSED 4-pasaenger cars. s.
hour. 6-passenger. S4 hJUr. ZIMMERMAN &
El1cNNEAJ y 49, 1lSls 81. Nv, North 4soS.
SslQ-3
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PADDED VANS. S4e0 LOAD.
2-HORSE WAGON. 500 LOAD.
COLUMBIA TRANSFER Co.
sO5 NEW YORK AVE
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

MRS. r. LUSBY. sss New Eo-k ave nv
Ea--a-s-ry and card readings. Ladies or -
4 a. -- u 80 p u nJL-u
MADAM MARCIA. late o. Glen Echo. N-sv
EJrz-s ----.ra-eL as--0.- s-s-. lal-l-s-. and
CARD reaze- --Is u So 1u u.g-gL
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AdTertisements MI be- accl

Advertisements will be accepted at
any of the following branch Offices
at regular office rates, ii it is in
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be teIe-
phOned direct TO The Times Olain
$500, and messenger will call TO
collect.
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BIG MONEY paid f7r cast or clothinE. Shoes.
hats and shirts drop postal alu cali H.
GWIF{Z 1915 7t1 ST NV. Se18-m. s. tn-tf
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PRINTING OFFICE
TO SEEK WORKERS

The United States Civil Service Com
mission this morning announced exam
nations TO be held January % and q TO
ill positions both temporary and perma-
nent as printer. pressfeeder, and press
man In the Government Printing, Ofice.
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A E K A N D r A.
SCHOLARS PRESENT
CHRIST MAS SHOW
Attractive Program by ST.
Mary'S Academy
Classes.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA. VA, DEC. =:

Tie schools Of ST. Mary's Academy
last evening held their Christmas enter
talnment in the hall in the Academy
building. corner Of Prince and Columbus
streets.
The following program was rendered:
santa Claus VIII come Tonight"
NIinim Chorus Glass; piano trio, Pretty
As a Pink H. Knight NJ. Brock, and
/. Griffith; song, Il DAILY; piano solo.
'. Webster: "A Band of Gypsies," q.
Adams, .. Ponnet, r. Webster A. Bir-
l"H. II. Zimmerman, /. Griffith, ~
sweeney, V. Fannon, +. Evans, II. Pat
L rson, NJ. Cheeseman. r lie Hew, q.
Davis, T. Drew, +. Eroom and l.. La
CCy; violin solo. "Fantaisie PastoTale." 4"
Miss A. DesiO, Thursday at Thre. >"
nurse. +. Evans; Mrs. Lartin, II. Barn
house; Helen, H. BeaH; Florence. W.
Bayne; Lucille Wigs. NJ. Brock,
Kathleen Wigss, NJ. Hill; piano solo,
g. Davis. Christmas cautata. santa =
Lost Sack Minim Glass; scene !, chill
dren lamenting Santas lost sack; piano
solo, Il. DAILY; scene 2, the fairies find
Santa's sack; Christmas hymn: vio-
Inns, Misses A. Desio and \. Groh;
piano solo. Miss p Easterly-
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CLASS R

Three times within cne week "A cents A
line; times, cOnsecutiyely. % cents a line
Minimum space. lines.
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FLOOR OIL.
THE LATEST.

c. T. HUNTERS sanitary dust killing floor
oil keeps the floors clean and bright gives
them polished finish: soc gallon delivered
Phone Main SASS. Office I13 Pa. ave. NV. Our
label on every can. This is the only oil
used by the L :. Government. Others inI-
tate, but none as good Write for samples
Agents wanted everywhere. This oil is good
fsg ths 6RsSt Kind ~ furniture. Try It.
6eI1-15t
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.

9TH ST NV. 4zl-smau roOn. s month.
steam heat BOG water Il
5Ta 81. NV. s--Furu.shed rooms. uEE.
L1useseep-uE- II
EAST CAPITOL 81. saI-TgT5 rooms f---7-
heat and gas 81 f,sr- dezs-7t
9TH sT. NV. l2p-rV5 or tH-ee f.-BI-5l5
rooms. ID floor. FOR Housekeeping: use os
phone dczg-at
Z ST syv. F5--Ous nicely furnished r55a-
an a-'-ern -mT '2Ne-nentsi also rooms s5-
Lght nplseAeeQir g. dez3-g-
PROSPECT AVE. NV. az5HC1aas,rtaH..
room. heat. -aS. HItH. near car lines. u-5-
Fafe family. terms reasonable. suitable f1-
t..2 gentlemen de-3-sc
q ST wv. scs-Th-ee rooms. 20 a,5r. f5-
-saI housekeeping. central on car line.
oe-l--t
EYE ST. 627-COmfortabIy FURNISHED room
centrally. located; suitable for one or two
n 81 wv. -aII-Ncar WashIngton circle
elegantly furnished rooms with aIcove auI
southern exposure. private family. moderate
I'd ST wv. -l6-Niceiy furnished rons-
SIC. s. s. de2--5t
q ST. So. gls-or- furnished front room. an
modern Improvements, gentlemen only on
car line Ge--o-
l4TH ST NV. IsH-Larye. vra-u. Tro1r
room; board II desired. gentlemen only.
de---at
STH ST. Sc. Il9-One nicely furnished nom.
gas and BATH gentlemen only, near Navy
y ard Ge---sr
PENNSYLVANIA AVE NV. s57-%e7T7-
furnished rooms gas, heat. and bath $50
-p- de---it
sTH AND r STS.-lyy. /. q r BuiIdiaEI-
Looking for roomss We have them IN all
FORMATION * LISTING BUREAU
de---tf
STH -. NV. I5c3-Two hlceIy furnished
room second floor; bath on same floor
O. ST. NV. Hll-Four rooms SECOND door.
room Tor gentleman de----t
SEWARD SQUARE So 5II-Two nicely
furnished rooms IN private family, gentle
men n----- utt---eN
6TH ST- NV. T80-LarEe second floor front
room; housekeeping allowed: hall room rea-
sonabie. de22-2t
sra ST NV. lOOi-Tvro hne rooms for rent
for men or ladies'; no housekeeping; $50
week. gas. bath ce42-2t
6TH ST. NV, 5C-Large I'd floor front room;
suitable for two n more people. also single
MONS; all convcniences; board 4 desired
Sd ST. NV. 420-Large front room; house
HARVARD ST. NV, IS7-Newly pspered
southern I'd floor ROOM car lines; reason
able de20-7t
ETH ST. NV, S26-Elegaut furnished rooms
with board, . blocks from Chase s. I from
National, / from Lyceum theaters; actors es-
pecially- delS-st
9TH ST. NV. IO22-NiceIy furnished steam
heated rooms: good table board del7 Il
Sd ST. NV, 6Z3-Large sunny well furnished
front ro0m5 one medium transients-
10 THE LADIES.
NOTHING Is MORE ATTRACTIVE fo- the
Christmas tree than to decorate Il with eIec-
tric lights which make IL most effective and
safe, candles are dangerous. Also make a
specially OS electrical construction and repair
Ing work
TROULAND s. IRELAND,
1909 K n. w.
de22-3t
FURS OF ALL KINDS REPAIRED; nuns
and colIarettes- MRS R NJ EVANS. for
merIy 1872 z St. now loca;ed 130S Sth NV.
]. A. AINGE & son. us eth St ne, cabinet
makers and upholsterers- de13-tf
c GRAHE & CO. FURRIERs.
11l6 F ST. y. W.
Special attention given to fur alterations and
n0l6-61t
ROLLER SKATES.
WE LEAD. OTHERS FOLLOW.
Spauldlng and WinslOw Bali-bearing Rink
Skates. 500. Rollers for same I5c. MEN
DALI & 60 I!S 9Th St NV no25-90t
MISCELLANEOUS.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.


AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE-Terms moderate;
easy payments. positions secured wTile or
call. open evenings and sunday ll-5 l{tl
st. NV. oc--I
EOY-Young ul it.. Is or 20 years Old can
h.tv seu . and clock De- u- IDEAL LOAN
CO. si@ II 50. NV de2-2t
80 BOYS with wheels, good -ay. DINE
MESSENGER SERVICE. .ss l2lh -. Il
BOY-Eright- Apply 90 kenyon ST. NV. aoer
~ = IL ee-e-9L
CARRIAGE wasHER-First-class. sober. AT
good salary JALMEk.S STABLE. SIN and
Eye 81. NV de-i-5J
WHITE COOK. SO. private family. house
man. To- mn 81 NV. u
FARMERS EOTICE-Stauds free. Special
privileges at Northeast Market I-rh and ri
stS- me-, bring your produce Thursday, big
demands. success assured d--I--t
HOUSENLAN. wait table. cook. disuwtsaer
1861 p ST. NV II
JOG FEESSlIAN and cylinder feeders Nc
GILL d. WALLACE. ll9I ST. de2l-3J
LEARN TELEGRAPHY: Railway wives are
cut into DTausst. G's Practical Bushes COL
IeEe. corner Eth and u nv l0r students use
Positions secured call or send FOR free book
Jet, why Learn Isiesraphy-' de9v,ss-H
YOUNG MAN. age % TO IS. cOI5red. neat and
polite. Apply after :, il5 6th 81 NV. II
MAN who thoroughly undertaads shucaing
oysters and selling same. Apply between
and Z p. m 90 81 ne de2l-5t
MEN 10 LEARN BARBFR TRADE-New
system. only few weeks required. wages
after first month. steady rsitlOu guaranteed.
anyone can learn. illustrated catalogue
mailed free. NOLEE'S BARBER COLLEGE
2yI B2wery. New York city, deIs-6t
wANTED-NIea or boys over sixteen years Of
age: good wages. permanent work Apply
basement Of lfgl r St NV. tyS-w. sa. NIT
THOHNTCNS SHOE STORE, 706-70S 7th st.
nv. de23-2t
wATTER-F'irst-class. 2Is 9Th st NV II
ED-Representative for washington
and other cities in adjoining States. a man
OF good address and Integrity, salary OF com
mission. Apply LINCON, LIND 4 IN
PROVEMENT CO., 651 Pa. ave. NV.
WHITE BOY to run errands. furnished With
bicycle 2I24 l4th 81. NV. de22-St
YOUNG MAN with some experience in gro
cery store Apply CUNIO, 1920 9Th ST. NV
de2l-5t
HELP wANTED-Male and Female.
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR-Two first
class: on established special work. Apply
J. W CROFT, 800 nth sw- ie22-2t
SHORTh AND-CompIete course In syllable
system an 10 hours, $50 including typewrit-
ACAHEMY. Colorado building. oc27-tf
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
BY A COMPETENT painter. charge OF work,
large property holder. company. or private
builder. Address BOX 276 Times Office.
de21-3t
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
WORK as chambermaid OF laurdress SIS y
St NV Il
FIRST CLASS dresSmaker from Vienna. sne-
Cialty in Swiss and evening gowns, desires
work % 10 home or In private houses AEME
SOPHIA. uS3 18th ST. NV. de2l-3t
PLACE as general hOuseworker. 457 WASH
ingtOn st. NV. & II. 4th and 5th SITS
de2I-3t
AUTO LAMP EXPERTS.
T F. MOORE & CO.
Lamps OF every description repaired plated
and polished so6 John Marshall place NV.
Oc1-9Ot
UPdnLSTERING.
UPHOLSTERING and repairs; we do all
kinds OF repairs on furniture upholsterinr
49, aHH
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BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST.


GOLDENBERG'S 5tl ana X sts. NV
S kANN, SONS & CO., Sth and Market spa ce
GREENES CAPITAL a u 4 x TISIN G
AGENCY. liiJ 18th ST. nv.
6. L McMICHAEL- Cigar store. 18th and p
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th sr-. Rbosa
Island ave. and X ST. NV.
h T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th st and
Massachusetts ave. nv.
CHAS- c. HORNUNG, Christlani Pharmacy.
sw. cor. 7tn and u SITS. nv.
sANFORD'S PHARMACY. New York ave
and North Capitol street.
YARNOLD. 540I 18th ST NV.
X. a. WEIGH. 2Oth and II sts. NV
QUIGLEY' 5 PHARMACY. list ana G sf, nv
:. N MAGENk q Co, lst and II sts NV
1. T. TAYLOE. cor sth and P sts NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa a..
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. IIrh * Park road
MATTINGLY'S PHARMACY l4th and I,
r. D. HOWARD. I4th and W
y V. POTTIE. 1929 BrightwoOd ave.
AALTBY' 5 PHARMACY. 1867 Calvert 81
GESSFORD' PHARMACY. 9Th and U sts
NORTHEAST.
LADDON PHARMACY. Zoo Florida ava -.
CHAS. H BLUMER. y. Cap. and r SIS NJ
AcCHESNEN & JOACHIM, cor. 2t and + sts
KRAUS' PHARMACY. cor 9Th ana X sts
acCAESNEA JOACHIM, Sth and Z sls. ne
BENZ. L LANHAM. lIth and (. Cap. sta
SOUTHEAST.
A. z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol 81,
ROACH DRUG Co, Sth and @ sts s.
A b. BURROWS. IIth and Pa ave
+. P. WELLER, cor. Sth and L
SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEISS. 7th al q strest.
MCDONALD. }. W. AZ and L sw,
GEORGETOWN.
JAMES z. SMITH, 1854 Wisconsin ave-
b. P. WELLER, Pharmacy. 1854 N St NV
ANACosTA.
BURYS PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS
ALEXANDRIA, VA
r. Z. cARNE & CO., 7O3 King St
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
I. A. sONNEMAN.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
GIRL for general housework. 70 I3th st. NV.
GIRL Tor general housework 273 y st. NV.
Apply after 6 Il
GIRL for general houseworl5: must be good
plain cook $50 6 St rw- It
GIRL TO cook for private family. 42I 9Th st.
nv. X
GOOD. respectable. white girl or woman;
stay with convalescent woman during day
and assist In housework; no washing or iron
ing; bring reference call between and :
D. m. 245 10Th St ne de22-5t
LADY of good appearance to Introduce an
Otfice necessity good salary and commission
70 right party Sl3 = nw. Room l. de22-2t
MARKET WOMEN NOTICE-Stands free
Special privileges at Northeast Market 12rn
and II sts- ne. bring your produce Thursday:
big demands; success assured de21-3t
STENOGRAPHER-Go future Tor rIgbt
girl Address BOX 2Sl, Times Office.
de22-2t
WANTED-Five or six young Ladies' as
clerks or TO take charge Of retail grocery
store good reference required: will nay good
salary Apply 10 18th and II SITS. ne, after
p. 10. EUGENE SULLIVAN. president.
de21-3t
WOMAN-Good. reliable, FOR general house
work. 1227 T st. ne. de2l-3t
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FOR SALE-M1scELLANEoUs.
GPAPHOPHONES

NlLNaA 7 LNII 7 IN|L W
Now IS your chance 10 get "a beautiful
graph0phoue for Christmas al only
S2-rt, SJ.Jo $500. and $500
We also nave a Few big bargains IN large
cabinet graDdOphgEes on easy payments.
USE YOUR CASH FOR OTHER, PDR-
CtASES AND PAY Us AFTER CHRIST
MAS
PIANOS
Al DIX bargains sold Ola easy payments Be-
IoFc buying elsewhere GAIA and see US Our
expenses are small and prices the lowest lu
"ashinEt5n- All pianos and EraplopAon=s
sold by as luiIy guaranteed
KOBERISON'S MUSIC HOUSE,
1910 9Th 81. n. " 10
PIANOS FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS ar
bargain prices ChicaeriuS, $3.50. kuahe. $3.50.
Noss, SlsH. Gable a. Nctsuu. SllH. Huntington.
Si-5e, Webster. $40 s1uueT. BIaslus I'm
m-rson, Regent, and Worth Pianos. Pianos
Tor rent HUGO WDEcH IlIu q ST.
d-z2-tf
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The Washington Times makes
special cash-in-adTance rates for
Classified Advertising.
CLASS A
One cent a word each insertion. Minimum
charge. 15 cents
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The snow has seriously interferea
with traffic in Alexandria today. il be
ing In some places twelve inches deep.
light engine became stalled across
the track Of the Washington, AIexan-
drla and Mt Vernon Railway Company
az the corner Of Henry and King streets
this morning and blocked traffic on the
electric line.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

CHAlIBERMAID-Neat. SD. cook. SO. gen
egaI house workers. nurse. so Inquire l5-5
nm -. nv u
PLAIN COOK SIS. nurse so: eaam5erIuaII.
SO. Inquire 1869 D g. uW. ly
FINISHEBS on pants. SIS r Fl. NV. Il
GENERAL. HOUSEWORKER Call at once
LIu New York ave NV u
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wANrED-MIsCELLANEoUs.

WANT % bly see9al-aaaE furniture.
stoves. etc Drop me a postal a-I Z Viii call
Sc. to the man ra' pays The most
l. s. WINEGAB-EN.
g.. ~ - sN le--lt
HIGHEST cash prices paid cor worn gar
meLLs- either ladies' or gents send postal
TiI call J. LAESEES. l5.s Itl So NV.
Phone North 40 lel-o
BIG MONEY paid f7r cast or clothing. Shoes
hats and shirts. drop postal, ain cali Il.
GM wiz. --.o ~ - NV selt-ll. ".tn-st
NICE STORE ice box. cheap Tor CASH sl5
! PAY the highest cash prices for ladies' and
gen;.e-lea1's east-'4 "raF.ag s.f5rei. drop
card: w!u cali C.. LIVINGSTON, 1872 9Th -
nv. or phone North 15,f- -oe---s0t
WANTED-We pay highest cash price for
second hand furniture. stoves and carpets
WASHINGTON FURNITURE CO.. 1lh and
s North ZzIo uo15-5oJ
HOUSEEEEPERS- Ordinary gyir d1gys expert
~ cleaned te each. general house cleaning
floors waNed. polished reau-sl-d. odd Jros
Postal ELLIOTT. l-15 ith 81 uU- de-t-7t
wANTED-FuraiJure for cash; sell your
goods 10 the man who gives You the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. sth ard N. Se--0
FURNITURE. highest cash price paII for
up-to-daIe furniture drop postal. also cloth
ing; II sent 10 store l. HENSLEI, l5J -sLa
nv oc-y---t
DDN II NOtaLt1 ABOUT getting rL4
household effects; am IN the market for fur
uiture and merehaud-s-- all kinds. biz money
paid D. NOTES, 6I5 Louisiana ave. Phone
N. 5oo6- deis-tf
DEAD CLOCKS brought 20 life In shor. Or
der, Phone Lincoln, 10 or post card 60 De
FIBACGA. Je"e-er and opaeLan. d d ST
Nv. Ha-'-u
wANTED-RoOMs.
"a 49,, -. !. e--.
with heat light and. care; state price BOX
80 Times Office IL
WANTED-Tyyo or three furnished rooms.
light Housekeeping. on ur near North C-u.t,T
above Fl1vida ave JOHN, -sl6 North |ap.-
toL d..5---
WANTED-A5out four Furnished rooms in
apartment or house, married couple no chill
dren: references Phone Capitol Brs nch 5s4
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS
X ST. NV. ls-Two beautIfuI south fr7Dl
housekeeping rooms; well heated; only SIS
NEW YORK AVE. NV. 4Og-Three beautiful
rooms; Sl2 with gas. de22-5t
O ST. NV. lO2-To good colored tenants
unfurnished, inst floor front and back par
lors with use Of kitchen; bath de22-St
II 81 Sh-r 4-JJ--L lliSilt-Q rooms.
de2I-St
D ST. Sc, 17-Four rooms 20 rent: heat. gas
path: convenient 20 Capitol de2l-St
EAST CAPITOL ST. 1s6.-T7vo ,Infurnisbe5
rooms; heat and gas; light house, seeDinp. SO
de1g-7t
FOR RENT
Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms.
Q ST NV. InT-BeautIfuI light housekeep-
ing rooms: also separate rooms: hot-Water
heat: very low rates: no objection To chill
dren- deIS--+
ROOMS AND BOARD.
THE THOMAS
(Near Thomas CirCle)
lll6 Vermont Ave.
Under new management Rooms with board
or table board alone; one OF the most de-
sirable high-Class boarding houses in Wash
ingtOn. Phone 4Ii3 North. de22-tf
STH ST NV. I25s-ComfOrtably furnished
front room and table board; reaso nabIe.
Phone y 80. ce22-3t
I ST. NV, 2l6-NeatIy furnished rooms: ex-
cellent table board; gentlemen only
FLOOR OIL.
THE LATEST.
c. T HUNTERS sanitary dust killing floor
oil keeps the floors clean and bright, gives
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
CLASS B

3 times. 10 cents a ilne-minimun. lines
Personals - osnts a line any number OF
times
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UPHOLSTERING and repairs; we do all
kinds ot repairs on furniture, upholsterinE
1attresS making, cabinet work etc Phone
ll77 Main. X T., COOPERATIVE. 1913 Pa
ave-. YGshlnEGRaS ~ g ASAn
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

NON-NEDECAL HEALING by restoring tas
circulation. is the approved method OF cure
FOR IsJc1UotO--A-lN Ele---l--sI. E-lEl--s
Disease and those ailments ~ the spine.
nerves. stomach. and limbs that are called
sucu-able- IE-grluarl1l and consultation free
Prof Il D. Fa-lCs. TO- sca s. u8.
Lady azs-=-an- Hours 40 O. B. Phone n El--
EeL--L--
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

HANDSOME iurdlc hardwood table checker
board handy alL I-gll-5 "a bargain. $50
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

The fire department was called out
yesterday evening 10 eXtuEuish a fire
IN the yardmaster's office OF the South
eTn Railway Company. The building
was almost entirely destroyed. The fire
is said To have been caused by an over
heated stove.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

l. $. WINEGAETEN. s-s 7,a 81. sss-
TaH--T.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
PIANO TUNING.

IF YOUR piano u- organ needs tuning o.
repairing Jrlg "a postal Cd -Ee CAPITAL FI-
AEO AND ORGAN REPAIR Co. G7E- y NV
Country orders attended TO- Sa-.sf-r--1C-
E.-l--r
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

Miss Kate Lamper and T. KubIe Bond
VIII be married at the parsonage of the
First Baptist Church this evening at Z
clock by the Rev. w. L. Watson, the
pastor.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

In the police court this morning Rob
ert Lewis, cOlored, was fined so by
Justice eaton for carrying concealed
weapons
Nichoias Pripolis. Greek. arrested
Tor selling liquor To an intoxicated per
son. was dismissed with a warming
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
ASTROLOGY.
MANICURING.

TO THE LADIES and gentlemen For q
l-sl-C.aSs manicure. sl-IEEuH. vibrator. saClal
massage and Lz-0-ress.cE visit -le CRYSTAL.
8IANL-TELNG DAELDES. g5s r So uE-
Second floor. Rooms { and q Phone ~ 1s15-
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
PALMISTS.

NINE RAY. Wasl-uE-l1-s old reliable pa--z-N
-s-. card reader. consult tl-s truly gifted
c-s4ry 5ga-r On business love, marriage Pa
loEs Al Eye ST. NV Visited D. LLz Ieadl1E
families o. your CITY Hours 1l q n % $50
= m- de1--E
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

1gram. and enc bottle lf any kind J- 1Lle. /
al yl.45, regular prlce So TOBIAS BUSH. I
-L-g i ST. M se-g-fr Ia VT. (
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
WALL PAPER

NJ ESTIMATES cost you nothing al work
= 3uced for next 80 days HUNT. sIf New
ork ave Main 1647 des-got
c c. SILENCE. f57 G 81. NV Pnons
Wall paper lowest prices. have me givs al
estimate before haYi3E yosE PaPeTins 5one.
R9s2-saL
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

I WANT o. bly .u4-la.f furniture.
stoves. etc Drop me a Irs-a. AMI Viii call
Sell -u the Iau who TiEH rla most
J.. - WINErTA E-E$
~ -tl So sE .aE-7t
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

vll--lnSs owner cannot attend 20 same -
account ~ other business. Address RON -
Times Office rlz r.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

KEYS made. safes opened and repaired eN-
pert work JOHN GI-AE1I. So 18th 81 NV.
The Washington times., 1908-12-23
DENTISTRY.

ELVEOLAR TEETH-PainIcss lasting. Won
.IerfuIly utclke. briogeuork or plating IN
,ecessa-yr painless hIIing- DR. J. L WILL
son. lZo2 y. LILY
The Washington times., 1908-12-23

Mrs. Laura Walker died at her home,
5i6 South Patrick street yesterday even
ing. Mrs. Walker was siXty-nine years
Of age and IS survived by several chill
dren.