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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-11-21
THE BASTILLE.
Men and Methods In the Famous Old
French Prison

The Bastille as prison was appar
emily better kept and cleaner than
either Bicetrc or the Chatelct. ana i'm
prisonment within lis walls did not. II
would seem, diShonor the prisoner or
his family. \ great many prisoners
We're charged as mad. and under this
elastic term the violent maniac. the
ambitious madman. the young spend
thrift. the mcgalomaniac. the reacher
for the philosophers stone or the 81.
crct of perpetual motion all these
lireSomc persons might be- ami were
Included
How. then did these prisoners live:
In the underground cells or dungeons
rs in the cells in the towers. the prison
crS were on bread aud water rs II rule
In the other rooms in the main build
ing three meals were served Il day. with
drinkabc Wine win potable" In cor
tain cases. according to the quality
and distinction OF the prisoner he
might supplement the mcagcr furni
turc Of his prison and get provision
Of books Very favored persons were
allowed their own servant II be would
consent voluntarily To- undergo con
iincmcnt Noltairc began 10 write the
"Icnriadc" as prisoner In the Bastilic
Able Morcllct Of the Encyclopedia
speaks OF the great fortress rs the
cradle Of his fame, hut we must re-
member that It was perhaps not nd
yiSahlr 10 say much about the Bastile
when you ere still living within its
walls ana that rs NJ NOUN has r.
minded Us. the old SpartanS offered
sacrifices t. fear" Prisoners. more
over had sign on their release nm
elaborate declaration hy which they
sworr never 10 di,ulgc, directly or in
directly. anything they might have
learned as prisoners concerning the
Bastillc Mrs Frederic Harrison in
Nineteenth Century.
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- n Ma. won,an-

Oliver drr ably That woman would
differ from the Lord himself
Oliyia She has already done 50.
Oliver In what way:
Olivia on a matter Of form Judge
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rhud.

Green-I shaved Off my mustache
yesterday.
Brownies: noticed Quite 9
downfall. wasn't it?-Judge.
The Washington times., 1908-02-01

IF you WISH ADVICE and information on
any subject cSlI TO see Mr.. Million and get ..
palm reading OF psychic reading. Mr. Million
also teaches hypnotism. mental hypnotic sug-
gestion and paimistry. 81 Eye ST. NV
jaee-Tt
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But the three dignfhed. stout ladies
refused TO laugh at our cracks. That
seemed 10 get on BOb'S nerves Be
tween you and me, Bob likes people to
same way. AS soon as they stop laugh
ing, they quit paying
Bob kept making his stories more and
more pertinent 20 women. He told anec-
dotre rejecting on the fickleness. vanity
and Illogical attributes of women. Still
the stout three never cracked a smile
Finally Bob asked me If / had ever
heard of the Tennessee farmer who was
on bis deathbed. ! told him ] had not
He said the farmer. being about 10
shuttle on. sent for his parsOn. The
parSOn told him a lot about hell and
punishment of all sorts. And then he
asked:
Lived With Queen of TerrOrs."
My brother, are you afraid to meet
the King of Terrors|
No. replied the Tennessee farmer,
I've been living with the Queen Of
TeTrors for forty years. Why should
be afraid 10 meet the king Of them p
And then Bob added:
" I suppose it's awful 10 be married.
That brought a smile and then a
laugh from the three very dignifed.
stout ladies. Bob took or his hat and
thanked them. He felt as il he had
achieved a great triumph"
Mr.. Miller laughed, and added:
You know Bob's been married two
or three times. That's what made it SO
good"
Mr.. Miller was then asked how fl han
pened that he had been 10 New V1izr
with his famous cOlored quartet to en-
tertaln meeting OF Bishop Potter's
friends.
oh he said nonchalantIy. pot
ter knew I anC my singers were the
best things going. He. my dear sir.
IS a man Of excellent judgment"
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CAPTAIN JOHN FREMONT
EN- ROUTE TO COMMAND

Capt. John c. Fremont. L. s. ~. has
notified the Navy Department Of his
relief from duty as naval attache at
Paris ana St. Petersburg. by Capt. Fred
i. Chaplin. Captain Fremont is on his
way home to take command Of the new
battleship Mississippi, which was today
placed in commission and is only waiting
MS arrival for active service. at League
Island navy yard
Orders were issued at the department
today assigning Capt. Cameron MGR.
Wnslow. recently promoted, 90 duty
as assistant chief OF the Bureau OF
Navigation. 10 take command OF the
new battleship New Hampshire. This
command was given Captain WinslOW
upon his own request
capt. S. D. Dlehl former judge-ad-
vocate general Of the navy, has been
assigned to command OF the new battle
ship Idaho, thus dlsposing Of the com
mands Of all three of the new battle
ships already added TO the navy.
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Polk Miller C0mtortJess;
HIS H1tmOY Won't Stay Dry
When ShtSh Fills Streets

ssPeople tell me they like me for my
dry humor. but yon can't get any Of
that sort from me today. Look at those
streets. Even humor can't keep dry in
weather Ike this"
Polk Miller. the noted Southern lee
turer. story teller and entertainer, who
IS booked for a lecture and concert In
the Masonic Temple tonight, looked
gloomily out Of his hotel window, and
would not be comforted. Like most
humorists. he looks like a picture OF
woe. and his features have q saturnine
cast
Besides" he said, with some traces
OF impotence, its not fair to try 70
interview me for newspapers. Reporters
are the prize story tellers OF the world,
and they make fun Of everybody from
the prisoner at the bar 10 a member
OF the United States Senate"
He hesitated and smiled slightly, u
smile tinged with mOurnfulness.
One on Bob Taylor.
THAT reminds me-" he said. You
know Senator Bob Taylor of Tennes-
see is going TO introduce me at Ma
sonic Temple this evening. Bob and 7
@LLc great LAAG4-Nes tSiiA llAND b~NAA ADA
years. We used TO meet often on lee
ture tours. once we met and had a
lot Of fun out of the meeting.
II climbed into an old-fashioned stage
10 90 TO an inland town In Tennessee
There were three very dignifed, very
stout ladies in the stage when I en-
tered it. In few minutes, who should
get IN and take the seat opposite me
but Bob T6Tlor. Wei, having nothing
else to do. we Whiled away the Itme tell
ing stories. taking turns at It,
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REPRESENTATIVE Lands
CALLS FOR G. P. 0. REPORT

Representative lands Of Indiana,
chairman OF the Printing Committee Of
the House. called at the Presidents Of
fee this morning 20 ascertain what
IT. George c. Eaverner had discovered
in his Investigations into the manage
ment Of the Government Printing Of
fee.
The President has thu report, but
has not yet had time to digest it." said
Mr.. I andis. $50 / did not have an op-
pCrtunity TO read the document
wished TO see if DR.. HaVenner had
made any discoveries that's would be OF
service to Congress"
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DOGGIE DRAGS MEN INTO SALOON:
ANOTHER, SET ATTIRE, BURNS BOY;
THIRD CALLS AID TO ILL WOMAN
Note Carried Six Miles in
an Hour Brings
Doctor.

RAILWAY, Feb. Taken from the
neck OF a shaggy dog, where it rad been
tied a note was handel DR. {. b.
Holmes at his office. The note lad been
written only an hour before at the home
Of Mrs. Andrew Woodbury., six miles
outside the city, TIE note read:
zoe. or whoever sees this first. send
the doctor up right away. Mamma is
not so well. This morning sure"
DR.. Holmes drove 10 the farm at once
and found Mrs. Woodbury. dangerously
i'll
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE, Superintendent L s Capitol Build
ing and Grounds, Washington, j.. c. Jan
uary D. 1905. Proposals, IN duplicate VIII
be received and publicly opened at the above
Office on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Is 1905
AT y O'CLOCK NOON, for the quantities
OF electric conduit. etc. required in coauec-
ton with the electrical equipment OF the
Senate once Building. Washington. d. c.
Erection OF scheduled material not inciuded
Copies OF the specifications can be had on
application 70 the above Office Each bid
must be accompanied by certified check OF
surety bond in the sum of two % per cent
Of the amount % the bid The right IS re-
served to reject any or all bids and 20 waive
technicalities. ELLIOTT WOODS, SupeTia-
tendent, L. 5. Capitol Building and Grounds
ja25, q feI g
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SCHWAB AND ASSOCIATES
BUY LARGE MEXICAN MINE

CITY OF MEXICO. Feb. 1.-The
largest mining transaction ever made in
Mexico IS about 20 be closed in the
Santa 1Ulalia district, state OF Chi
huahua.
Charles II SchWab ana Malcolm Mac
Donald Of TonopaE, New, and asso-
ciatcs, are to take over tho famous
Petcosi Ducoa Tierra, Baltimore. and
other mines OF Santa Tulalia. The sum
10 be paid Is upward OF S6010000.
The principal owners of the properties
ere CRAM 3. Schley, of Newport. and
Dennis Sullivan, of Denver
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.BLACKHAILERS THREATEN
NEW YORK MILLIONAIRE

NEW YORK, Feb. 1-BIackmaIIers
are again threatening the life Of John
G. Underwood, millionaire. He told the
police today he had received many de-
mands IN The last three weeks and the
writer's OF the letters all swear in the
event Of his refusal to pay them large
sums OF money they will blow up his
beautiful home al S35 Washington ave-
nue., Brooklyn; his salesrO0m at 43l
Broadway. and his two factories at
Brooklyn and Hartford,
II was six weeks ago that he received
the first Of tho blackmaiIIng letters and
detectives have been guarding his prop
erry since.
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Canine, Cleaned With Kero-
Sane, Lies Down Too
Near Stove.

PHILADELPHIA, Teb. L-Pitying a
poor. sEiver;ng, stray dog. seven-year-
street, took il home with him. It was
dirty and thin, so the lads mother told
him to put &c out. unless he wanted 10
clean il. Tho hey got some kerosene
and taking the animal out IL the yard
began to scrub it. 1t was SO cold that
Albert took the dog into the house be
fore the bath was finished.
The animal made Tor the range and
huddled close 10 it. As he did so a
spark flew out and set fire TO his keTO-
sene-saturated hair. The blazing dog
fled with. agonized yelps. Albert caught
the animal in his arms. attempting 10
smother the flames. but the dog got
away. The boy was burned about the
hands.
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Knowing Barker Helped
Along Barroom
Trade.

HAZLETON, Pa, Feb. When sum
moled 10 police headquarters, charged
with keeping vicious dog, about which
there had been complaint, Andrew Beck
ley, q saloonkceper, entered the novel
plea that the dog meant no harm to
those whol he seized. He said the ami
MAJ merely wanted TO take them into
the barro0m for drink
TO prove the assertion several police
men were marched past the place, and
the dog took each one in turn by the
coat and tugged him into the barroom.
The barker viii be muZZled here
after
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FOR SAL4S-YOung pair OF mules coming six
years Old warrant them sound viii trade
for pair OF young horses not over six years
old. weight about Loo pounds; must be war
ranted sound Call or address p KLEINCE.
Chesapeake Beach, Calvert county, Nd
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PHILIP RAPPAPORT
TO LECTURE HERE

Tomorrow night at O'Clock, at
Pythian Temple, 1912 Ninth street north
west, Philip Rappaport, OF Indianapolis,
viii deliver q lecture under the aus
pieces OF the Economic Educational
League on the subject rs Socialism
1nevltable2' Mir. RappaDort is q Jour
nalist. author, and lecturer. He was
Tor twenty years editor OF one of the
leading papers OF Indianapolis, and is
the author of Looking Forward" one
Of the most popular books Of today
The Washington times., 1908-02-01
BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST

GOLDENBERG S. eth ana X sts. nv,
S. KAHN, SONS < CO., 18th and Market spaca
GREEN'S CAPITAL 4 - V L X rISI y q
AGENCY, l45 18th 81. NV.
W. E McNULT1, Cigar Store 18th and p nv
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY Linton Z.
Nelson, Proprietors, corner Rhoda Island
ave, lst and I SITS. NV.
ROBERT I. PETEOLD, The Harvard Pbsr-
macy, llth and Harvard sts. NV
". A. DARLING, cor. 18th ana sts NV
l. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor 9Th ST. Rhode
Island ave. and X 81. NV.
h 7. BUTTS PHARMACY, 4th 81. and
Mass. ave nW.
CHAS. {. HORNUNG. Chrfstianl Pharmacv
Ew,, cor. eth and N SITS. NV.
sANFORD'S PHARMACY, New York ave.
and North Capitol street
r. A. NEITCH, 20ta and u SITS. NV
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, 21st md g sta nv
S. n. WAGNER s CO., LIST and II sts nv
L 7. TAYLOE, cor. SIh and Z SITS NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th Pa ave nv
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. lIIL ana PARK
road.
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DR.. ]. M. BUCKLEY CLEARED
ON PREACHERS CHARGES

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The Rev. Ur.
J. NJ. Buckley, editor Of the Christian
Advocate, was INDICATED by the COM
mittee OF the New York east conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal church
which for two days considered charges
made by the Rev. DIT. George A
Cooke. OF Brandon, VT
IT is said that DR.. Cookies charges OF
dislcyalty TO the church were based
on refusal to publish in the Christian
Advocate articles in criticism OF the
church and of sCnle OF its officers, said
20 have been prepared by Dr. Cooke.
The Washington times., 1908-02-01

YOUNG MAN TO work ia grocery store: give
reference. TAYLOR 8 CO.. 1913 T. ST. nv.
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Help WANTED-MALE.

WHITE MAN and wife 10 work on farm: no
children 9Th and Louisiana ave. HOY's
ltOlEl- IL
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MRS. CLARK PURCHASES
eleventh STREET HOUSE

Mrs Maud Clark has purchased from
Harry Wardman the property at S522
Eleventh street northwest The house
IS one Of a row Of two-story, six-room
dwellings recently erected by Mr. Ward
nan. Mrs. CLARK Will occupy the house
The transfer was made through the
real estate firm OF Moore & Hid.
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TIMES 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 8 word all other classified
advertisements for less than three Insertions.
II inserted for three or more consecutive
days, cent word for each insertion.
These rates do not apply 10 Personals
Advertisements viii be accepted at any OF
the following branch of1ces Al regular Office
rates. II IL IS inc0nVehient 10 leave advertise
ments at either branch Office or The Times
Business Once, they may be Jelephoned direct
to The Times Main 5z0Jl, aud q messenger
Will call 70 collect without additional charge
70 the advertiser.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
CHAMBERMAID-U willing 10 assist with
ironing 6l6 Z. Capitol st. 3a3t-5t
COOKS. ehambermaids. and iaundresses
nurses, light houseWOTkeTs white and coll
ored. PHILIPS AGENCY, SO 7th st. nv.
II
COOK-CoIored Catholic; neat, tidy. willing
to work; no washing nor ironing; state
terms name and address. BOX 53s. Times
Office. ja30-St
-FOUR HOTEL mattresses. one Iaundress.
and one dishWasher for South Carolina. Ap-
ply al once. DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 18th
ana Pennsylvania ave. Il
GIRL-About sixteen. in shop; short hours.
rs 18th 81. NV. It
GIRL FOR general house work al 12s Massa-
chusetts ave ne; references required: white
preferred. II
GIRI-A white or coIored girl for general
Homework. no cooking; so home nights. 60
5th ST. NV. II
GIRL for general Aousework: no washipg.
stay nights. Gail 1891 l. st. Il
GIRL for stationery store one who under
stands enclosing preferred. 72s nth nv.
feLst
GIRL for general homework. ls.5 Irvias st.
NV. ja8l-3t
GIFI-CoIored. for general housewofk. IA
Isln So hN- las--t
GIRL-ReIiabIs as nurse. Apply at ls7 Gil
Ia-a 81 NV. 5a''et
HELPERS on waists end skirts. apprentices.
Erraud girl llZ7 Iva 81 nv fel-st
EWORKER-Gsneral: colorad ia small
nj
once APARTMENT S. Majestic. 1926 Euclid
ST. nv i
HAVE a GOOD holle for mIddle-aged white
woman light work. moderate wages. BOX
54s. Times Office. ja3I-zt
IAUNDREss-vvhi three da-s a week
Call HOLLY COTTAGE, Bethesia Park, Nd.
fsI-5L
LADY TO canvass for opucian; salary. BOX
5ig. Times ONCE. ja5l-St
NIANGLE hands. ELITE LAUNDRY CO.
NURsE-Experenced white ohila.s nurse,
cali before 10 a. M. or between / and p.
M az 80 81 n"- jall-St
SCHOLARs-By experienced piano teacher
few scholars. Is cents. BOX $50. Times
Office. II
SKIRT HANDs-OnIy those with experience
need apply Sl5 18th St nv ja8i-2t
sTENoGRAPHER and general Office clerk
Apply ROOMS and :, 1905 ST. NV. feI-2t
SIX WHITE Mattresses, one laundress. one
kitchen maid. for hotel, South; way paid; at
once. FISHERS AGENCY, 4ls 10th ST. nv.
Il
VEGETABLE COOKS store room and pan
try girls and maids BURGESS HOTEL
AGENCY 5g5 10th 81. aw. ja95-3t
WAITREssEs-w mattresses and maids
for winter resort call for transportation
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. SOB 10Th St NV
II
WONAN-Young -"hite woman 10 make her
home with AMI dc the homework required
for an elderly ls4". ~. 800 ne fe1-2t
I.AUNDRESS. s. y roman. clean Office.
two girls, plain co.. ~-ambermaid. Inquire
1885 18th NV. II
WOMAN 70 10 general houseworlSs laundry
pat out; SO home night 1873 Corcoran ST 1t
WONAS-CoIored. at once. for general
housework, family OF two; strictly honest;
no other need apply. BOX 547, Times Office
ja3l-3t
YOUNG LADY to work in store. Apply
after p. m. A. Eye NV. fei-3t
YOUNG GIRL as telegraph operator on
small switchboard Apply 70 L-auager
BRE%TANO'S r and 18TH SITS. It
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EDUCATIONAL.

PRIVATE LESSONS in mathematics
sciences, languages. music: university grad
uate; twenty years experience; literary
work revised. PROF J.. Station G. BOX
25lS. city. ja2-3ot
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NoG-MEDICAL HEALING.

The JUNCD CThs NaCuum) METHOD OF
ENFORC1D-RES rORING The-CIRCCLA-
TON. dem onstrapss that there Is a SCIENCE
IN CURING D-SEs 81 EQuaIilg that il
surgery.
There IS no need OF SUFFERING with
LOCOMOTOR ATAAIA, BRIGHTS DIS
EASE RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS those
AILMENTS Of the SPINE. NERVES, and
LIMBS Chat make WALKING nigh IAPOS
EIBLEJ and those maladles that are the
result Of ONEEWORk. WORRY and AGE
THEY CAN LIE CURED.
While much is claimed for the JUNOD
METHOD or NON-MEDICAL HEALING
IT MAKES GOOD. The Junod System OF en-
forced circulation Is used extensively b. the
Physicians o. Germany and France, at the
Bonn University and in other Hospitals,
where II has superseded ali other methods as
a cure for those ailments that do not yield 10
medication. A CORDIAL INVITATION IS
EXTENDED PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS
TO CALL AND LEARN ALL ABOUT II.
Information Free.
PROF. Il. y. y. PARKER,
1873 New York Avenue n. W.
Hours 10 to s: Sundays. 70 10 l.
LADY assistant desi-tf
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LAWYERS

ALL CASES before all courts and depart
ments. Aid in business and private difficul-
ties. Collections and litigation everywhere
Mo1erate charges. Confidential L S. Legal
Corp. 307 Bond Building ie3l-tf
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zoe RENr-FuRN1sHEr RooMs.

9Th ST. Ne, Sl8-Two furnished ro-ns Tor
light housekeeping. Call before T. fel-6t
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I -. NV. 4o7-Niceiy furnished room; ST.;
gentleman. fei-@t
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ID ST. NV. 1il-Furnished housekeeping
rooms; gas and heat, 81 70 $3.50 per week. IL
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nth ST NV. uII-Two nice warm front
rooms. fel-5t
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NORTHEAST.

LADDON PHARMACY, 300 FLORIDA ava -,
CHAS. H. BLgMER, n. Cap and y 80 -
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. ID ami ii a.,
KRAUS' PHARMACY, 9Th ard X ST.
McCHESNEY x JOACHIM. Sth ana II ses n.
The Washington times., 1908-02-01
BIRDS. DOGS, ETC.

LEES BIRD STORE will remove Decsnbsr
u TO zI2 18th St nv. opposite Star Build
ing, and continue to carry fun line OF blrds
pets. cages. aQuaTia. etc. ceI6-tf
The Washington times., 1908-02-01

BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe ans
JEFFERSON SITS.
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SOUTHEAST
SOUTHWEST

A. E. POWELL. 18th ana East Capltoi Sts
ROACH DRUG CO., Sth and G sts Sc
II. :. FEALf, NV, cor. nth and Pa. ava
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F. P. wELLER, Pharmacy. s584 II st. nu
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r ST. NV. 5I3-NIcely furn4 shed front
vooms; southern exposure fel-3t
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BROOKLAND, D. {.
RTHUR Il. +. LUERSSEN Drlg Store.
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/ ST. NV. 12l9- Communicating AID single
fei-2t
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GEORGETOWN.

:. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 7th ana 3 street,
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L CARNE & CO.. 703 King 81
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

FOR SAIsE-High-class barber shop; busi-
ness location BOX 552. Times Office. feI-4'
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II ST NV, ull-Two adjoining south front
rooms, nicely furnished. yell heated. $3.50
and $40 week porcelain bath. hot water
transieuts 50c day. feI-3t
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FORM LETTERS.

OUR FORM-LETTER work cannot be dis
tinEu! shed from typewriting- Send for sam
pies and prices. FRANCES ii. Afford &
CO.. 40 Massachusetts ave. NV. Main 4s9
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BABY PHOTOGRAPHS.
DRESS SUITS FOR FIRE.

STRICTLY drst-class fun dress and tuxedo
suits Tor hire at most reasonable prices
n. T PINES. MERCHANT TAILOR
1905 eth 81. NV. noIs-g1t
FULL DRESS and tuxedo sultsNfor hire;
largest assortment Of full dress and tuxedo
suits in the city. Special discount 10 Clubs
JULIUS COHEN. II04 9TH st. NV de2s-tf
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9Th ST. NV. slS-Furnlshad basement. gas:
heat a8d bath. fel-3t
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K ST NV, SQ7-Tw0 new furnished rooms
floor. IL
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FOR LE-Estabiished paying Business
good chance for industrious young man
little capital; no experience; viii net 500
per month Selling account Of other work.
BOX ISL. Times office. fel-3t
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Il ST. SW.. 650-Two furnished rooms; light
housekeeping heat. gas bath; so. ja2I-3t
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9Th ST Ne, Furnished front room; =
floor heat light, bath on same floor; man
and wife: two men or single. s. month,
also hack room. ja5l-3t
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WANTED-TO bu-- Carter Motor Car corpo-
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE your old carpets: rug waysa from
old carpets; the only weaving factory OF its
kind IN the city. WASHINGTON RUG CO.
ssl 5th st. NV. Phone Main 1928. ia7-SOt
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9TH ST. NV. 42l-LarEe furnished room;
steam heat; bath on aoori S. month. ja5l-gt
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DANCING

PRIVATE DANCING lessons, SOC; wa,.z and
month; ballroom for rent 50 10 S.. Address
with stamped envelope. BOX sS5, Times
Office. JaZS-6t-exSu
THE wYNDHAM. zsi 18th nw.-LSxsaas soc;
lessons. 3 sos class, 1880 every Tues. Tiara
sat. Guarantee TO teach you Prof. Wyndhan
1y26-tf
MISS CUTLER professor OF oanclngs prl-
teach you 10 waltz. POI ] St NV Phone II
lls9 Advanced classes Tuesday and Satur-
day. to Il Bali room for rent. Jas-s0t
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WHY PAY MORE7 We store for T5c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO, 4iS-sse-42s
10Th s.. NV Phone Main 42g9 dels-9Ot
The Washington times., 1908-02-01
FoR Observation-Disclosures.

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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-04-03

In the average life time. I wonde'
how many times We ask Of on
friends: How do you do?" Instead o.
questioning them. wouldn't Il be ;
whole lot better TO say: "Ycu ar;
looking well today"