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The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-11-17
Pysloal culture at Catholic Association

Pysical Culture at Catholic Association
Twenty-six young men organized an
athletic ASSOCIATION last Tuesday even
ing at meeting in the Young Mems
Catholic association building. Robert
Barrett made an address on " Physical
Culture" Police Justice Patrick J..
Howard presented the organization a
sixteen pound shot which had been
used in many of the.famous games in
Ireland. Mr.. Barrett will be the in
structor and a gymnasium will be fit
ted up in the Catholic association
building.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-11-17
Charles scribner to Build Home.

Charles Scribner has bought through
Edgar & Curtis, from Mrs. Martha
Manner, No. 9 East Goth street, New
York city, four story house, on a lot
28xlO0.5 feet, for about S175,0O0. He
will erect on the site an American
basement dwelling for his own occu-
pancy.
Mr.. Scribner's present city home is
at No. IL East 3Sth street. The total
outlay will represent about $3.50, 900.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-11-17

To Reorganize Lackawanna League.
Plans are under way for the reorgan-
ization of the Lackawanna base ball
league. Manager James j. Lyons, OF
the Parkside A. G. of Morristown
Robert j. Murphy, former manager Of
the Summit Lackawanna league team,
and Mr.. Lum, Of the Chatham team,
are working on the project and meet
ing will be held next week to form an
organization. The new league will
probably include teams from Norris
town, Summit, Chatham, Boonton and
Dover and possibly one or two other
towns in this section will be repre-
sented. 1t is planned to have the
teams made up strictly Of local anna
teurs with the exception Of the bat
teries.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-11-17


8 washington's Army In Lowantica
Valley.''
The November number of the
\" American Historical Magazine" has
lengthy article on Washington's
Army in Lowantica Valley" by the
Rev. Andrew M. Sherman, of Morris
town. AS usual, Mr.. Sherman goes
into the matter with considerable de-
tail, and gives an interesting article
on subject that has not been dwelt
upon to any extent in the past. A
considerable amount of new informa-
tion is presented by the writer, who
has spared no pains to secure all pOSSi
bic data on the subject. The article
is valuable contribution to the Rev.
olutionary history OF Morris county.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-11-17
MINSTRELSY AT CLUB

Amateur show by Morris County
Golfers Well Liked.
Every one of the two hundred and
fifty chairs were occupied and scores
of spectators were forced to stand at
the minstrel show given by members
ofthe Morris County Golf club in the
ball room Of the club house Friday
evening. A temporary stage had been
erected. equipped with footlights and
other facilities for lighting.
The program had many hits and in
Guiding the following The manage
ment 1--WE are not trust) presents for
your amusement and sufferance the
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-11-17
state Federation of women's club
Meets.

The board Of directors Of the State
Federation Of Women's clubs held an
important meeting Friday afternoon
at the state house in Trenton. state
President Mrs. "a. FL. Dawson, of New
ark, presided. There was large att
tendance. At the close Of the meet
ing many Of the members we're shown
through the state prison.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-11-17

Score at end of first half -Thistles,
0, Y. M. G. A., l. Final score
Thistles, 3, Y. M. G. A., l. Referee
Donaldson. Linesmen-W. Boag and
Mack. Goals-Viedt, J. Black, Wilkie.
A. Fitzpatrick.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-11-17
Morristown Glee CLUB.

Program for the tMorristown Glee
Club Concert which will be given to-
morrow evening in the Lyceum Hall
is as follows:
Part One.
Forest Harps Schultz
Glee Club.
Les Adieux Sarsata
Mrs. Baldwin.
The Handorgan Man Othegraven
Glee Club.
Nordischer Ballade Poelistz
Madame Grey.
Loreley ~ Parker
Glee Club.
Part Two.
Alice, Where Art Thou, Ascher
Glee Club.
Mazurka CharacteristiQue Wieniawsl !
HumoreSke Dvorak
Mrs. Baldwin.
Canon i" When know, etc.
Lachner-Buck
Glee Club
La Source HasSelman
Madame Grey.
Vocal Contest between Tenors and
BaSSes
arranged by Buck
The soloists are Mrs. Sidney A. Bald
win, violiniste and Madame Emelie
Gray, of New York, harpiste. The
concert will begin at s. 8.30promptly.
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IHISTLES WIN AGAIN.
Defeat the Y. NJ. c. A. on Cutler
Field at Soccer on Saturday.


Field at Soccer on Saturday.
Saturday afternoons storm damr-
ened the ardor of the local soccer
players and the Thistles and Young
Mems Christian association teams
battled with only ten men on side.
The association team was strength
ened by the acquisition OF Craddock
Jones, who played center and his fine
work put lot of ginger into his team
so that the canny Scots were given a
lively tussle to finally win by score
of three to one. The association lads
made their tally in the first period,
fine work by Jones and Viedt turning
the trick. In the second half the two
teams fought draw until the time
lacked but ten minutes of being up
when the 1histles hustled through
three goals. The lineup -
THIsTLEs. Y.M. G. A.
WOrtman ...,......,......An ANDERSON
goal
IL. DICK s..... -............ aeduu
right fullback
III. Fitzpatrick. .........,... Brink
left fullback
A. Boag. g............... ........ AnsOn
right halfback
Prophet ......... -. ....Clark
left halfback
A. Black. $685.. $3.50. CorDy
right wing
u
right wing
w lIklS ......... ..-..-.... - .oOAcc
center
w llucy ....... .-........... 'OuoLh
left wing
A. Fitzpatrick. ......... Harbeck
left wing
Cnc,r1, q laf l,n1f rnlict Inc
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-11-17

s. washington,s Army in Lowantica
Valley.''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-06-09
ROSWELL
DENVER

And return $2&10, daily until Sept
goth, limit oct Dist.
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE.

English is now spoken by about
ie5. 00l. eco people 4 century ago 81 was
spoken by 20.00O.000 people only. During
54hat period no other leading European
Language mas made the slightest adj
vance Germany has held its own and
~ spokeu now by SnOO.O00. but this is
"a higher percentage of the total num-
her OF European descent than il had
q hundred years ago.
- qne United States alone 10 Is est
mated. will contain 300000O00 when the
tyenty-first century dawns AS the
learning of English is compulsory in
india 070, 100000 more people are being
annexed 10 the English speaking world.
The leading languages Of continental
Europe at the beginning of the last CEN
furv-FrenCh German, and Spanish
while declining o. stationary in Europe
sRself. are making gains on other CONT
nents. There are only IS000.O11 Span
dards in Snain. nut S5.009O0O Americans
rfpfk Spanish Some 20,0p0, 600 peODle
sneak German outside OF Germany. aud
twice as MANY people talk Portuguese
"a Brazil as there arc Ia Portugal it.
saelf while French is the language Of
IL .OO00oO people outside OF France.-Ex-
change.
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A DELICATE POINT.

~ How long before regular hours for
Consultation should a doctors patients
be permitted to wait in his reception
room? That is a question that is trou-
bling the minds of several west side
physicians at present.
4 used to claim said one doctor.
that any man who wished to consult
me was privileged 70 wait in my office
al day IL he wanted to, provided It took
me that Ions TO get ready TO give him
my attention. Experience. however, has
made me skeptiCal on that point My
Office hours are to 10. TO 3, and o
10 s. Formerly il was my rule that any
patient who called two minutes after
Z had left the house should be allowed
10 wait Until I returned. Unfortunately
/ found that plan gave sneak thieves al
splendid chance TO get in their work
IL was impossible for the girl TO keep
an eve on the callers every minute OF
the two or three hours that some people
Undertook TO wait, and IS a consequence
] ana other people in the house suffered
from several very clever rObberies.
AT last / gave instructions that no
one should be admitted longer than half
an hour before my expected return.
Still in some cases that seems unjust.
y person may have travelled quite a dis
lance to consult a physician. and may
be a stranger in the neighbOrhood. If
he is turned away from the doctor 3
office, where shall he waite The ques-
ton involves so many points of pro-
fsssiOnal etiquette. justice, ana pToteC-
iton of property that il is by no means
easily settled. Exchange
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AMERICAN NEEDS.

What America needs mere than rail-
S1yay extension and Western irrigation
-snd low tariff and a bigger wheat crop
and "A merchant marine and a new navy
is a revival Of piety, the kind mother
and father used 10 HaVe-piety that
counted it good business to stoD FOX
daily family prayer before breakfast,
sight in the middle of harvest; that
Quit field work half hour early Thurs
day night, so as 70 set the chores done
and 90 to prayer meeting; that boz
rowed money to pay the preachers
salary and prayed ferveHtly in secret
for inc salvation Of the rich man who
looked with sCOrm on such UnbusineSS-
like behavior That's what we need
now 70 clean this country Of the filth
of graft and Of greed, petty ana big,
of worship OF fine houses aud big lands.
and high office and grand social fuuc-
lions What is this thing we are wOT-
Shipping but q vain repetition of what
-Gecaved nations fell down and WOr-
SHIPPED Just before their light went Out2
Read the history Of Rome in decay and
you Will md luxury there that could
Law a big dollar over our little dough-
nut that looks so large &C. us. Grea,
wealth never made a nation substantial
nor honorable. There is nothing on
earth that looks good that IS so danger
Gus for man or nation to handle as
quick. easy. big money. II YOU 90 re-
sist its deadly Influences the chances are
that il Will get your sen II takes
greater and finer hCrOism to care to be
spoor I'm America than 70 capture a bat
-ferv in MauChuria.-Wan Street Jour
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PETITION CONGRESS
TO PAY OLD DEBT
Architects of Library OF
Congress Still Have
Unpaid Bill.

Congress is being once more urged to
pay the claim of John L. Smithmeyer
and Paul J. Pelz. the architects, who.
as they allege. and as the Court OF
Claims has found, were never properly
paid for preparing the plans Of the
Library of Congress.
For years, these architects have been
hammering at the doors of Congress
endeavOring TO set what they deem just
payment for services in designing what
has proved 10 be the finest public build
ing IN Washington, and as many believe
In the United States. Congress. however.
has always turned a deaf ear to them,
though the Court of Claims, June s, 1905.
decided there was a balance due the
claimants of Sos, 564
- John L. Smithmeyer was the real ar
chitect of the Library of Congress II
was thirty years ago that a joint COM
mittee was named by Congress to IN
dertake to provide enlarged accommo.
datiOns for the Library Of Congress. and
from this came competitions that re-
suited in 1856. in Congress selecting
the Smithmeyer plan.
Smithmeyer was employed Tor aoout
two years as architect OF construction
on the Library building, and PelZ as
assistant the former at 5000 a year,
and the latter at $500. In 1883 they
were lei out of this service, and In 1881
went before the Court Of Claims.
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SEVENTH DREADNAUGHT
GIVEN TO PRIVATE YARD

LONDON. Jan. lin accordance with
~She promise Of the admiralty that the
next battleship Of the Dreadnaught class
should be built in a private yard, 1t IS
officially announced that the contract
Tor the seventh and latest ship Of this
class has been awarded 10 NiclSers Sons
& Maxim. The new battleship will be
called the Rodney.
y Following is a list Of Dreadnaushts
already built, in course Of consTuc-
ton. and contracted for.
Dreadnaught, now in commission, Bel
lerophon, launched; TemGTaire. launch
ed: Superb launched; St Vincent, first
keel plate just laid at Portsmouth; Col
lingwood, to be laid down at Davenport
Ihis month, and Rodney, TO be built at
-I3arroNN.
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SLIPPER FOR HIM.

Mamma. asked Tommy. what yea.
we're you and papa married."
sin the year 1896. dear" answered
Mrs Hunktr.
Was that a leap year,
81 believe IL was.
why, mamma. did you have To-
NE, I didn't you insolsnt little rss-
sSiin interrupted the Indignant EaethsF
aAEs I've q sTeat Htha e eBsHk yeu
ess thiskisE sf itP'-CAiesge Tgibuas.
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NoN-1IEDICAL HEALING.

The JUNOD Che NscuumJ METHOD or
NFORCED--RE&TOKIN The-CIRCT-IA-
TON. demonstrates that there Is a SCIENg-E
~ CURING DISEASE EquzIing that Ia
surgery.
There is no need OF SUFFERING with
LOCOMOTOR ATA&IA, BRIGHTS ms
EASE. RHEUMATISM. PARALYSIS tb6e.
AILMENTS Of me SPINE. NERVES s1I
LINES lthat make WALKING nigh fAIPOs-
SIBLEJ and those malaGies that are fha
result Of ONERWCnh. WORRY ana kCsIS
THEY CAN BE CURED
While much is claimed for the JT-TOD
METHOD OF NON-AiEDICAL HEALING
IT MAKES GOOD Ihs Jun0d system ~ en-
forced circulation Is used extensively ~ r.
Physicians OF Germany and France, al he
Bonn University ana IN other HosnitsIq
where IL hss superseded AL other methods a.
q cure for those ailments that do nct Weld =,
medication. A CORDIAL INVITATION Is
EXTENDED PHYSICIANS AND OTLgtzE5G
TO CALL AND LEf-RN ALL ABOUT M
Information Free
PROF. II y. d. PARKER
1924 New York Aven2e n "
Hours 10 70 c; Sundays. 10 70 l.
Lady assistant. segftf
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DANCING

PRIVATE DANCING lessons. 5oc. waltz sr5
t"o-step guaranteed i've lessons. class q
month. Dali room for rant s. 20 s. Ada-eTs
with stamped envelope, BOX as. Times -
~ jeI-st-eXSu
THE WYNDHAAl. 45I nth nw.-I,esssBs &c.
. lessons. S-.SJi class. ! 90 every Tues. Thu~s
sat Guarantee 10 teach you. LEog, Wyndbau,
1y1s-tf
MISS COULTER, professor OF dancing: pYf-
vate lessons, JJc- II you can walk I ar
teach you to waltz 29l / st. NV. Phone 81
ll39- Advanced classes Tuesday and sam
day 10 IL Ball room for rent ta8-sgt
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F0k Observation-Disclosures

FOR SALE-Tou'va never had a bet+a-
staiict 70 get a good piano FOR little money
nan nan Hsre Offering right now. All the used
IhuTst0n upright. S75. SchaAffar upright az.
s ~ i1eeiSeh Upright, &ls55 ChickeFinE upright
9IIdN' bradbury upright. SIS: square pianos,
5IANO CO, I2zs Pennsylvania ave. Phone
Jall-St
HOT WATER or stean7 beaT71g T-11Ie-- -
radiators. Address BOX al. Times Office
jalf-zt
YOUR CHOICE Of a GOD - - -
tnsStlc OF STANDARD sewing ulsrhI.e ~
J .gIeF bargains in almost new drop heads
"a "tH pay 70 Investigate. To the 5e1DIs
who lve embroidery and InDe Eeg-irg . ,-t
- -, IIiag5lihs mat appeals Ike the Davl1 YER
yea , = eel DAVIS AGENCY, 9I3 ora 81
: --.-o -. %. jalI-3t
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BRANCH OFFICES.

COLDENBERG's 7th and x SITS NV
S. Kahn, SONS & Co, Sth and MaTzet space
GREENS CAPITAL A y V + r s u G.
AGENCY, lls6 18th 81. nv.
W. r. AcNULTY, Cigar Store, 18th ana NV
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton &
ave, ist and 7 SITS NV.
ROBERT T. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy. nth and Harvard SITS NV.
l.. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. Tth St, Rhode
Island ave. and r 81. NV.
II T BUTTS PHARMACY, 4th St and
CHAs. c. HoRNUNG. ChristianI Pharmacy.
sw., cor. 9Th and M SITS. NV.
SANFORDS PHARMACY. New York ave
and North Capitol street
r. A. NEITCH, 20ts and NJ sts. NV.
9UIGLEf PHARMACY. 2lst End G SITS. NV.
s. ~. WAGNER * CO., 1st and II sts NV
l. 7. TAYLOE. cor. 9Th and p SITS. nv
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th & Pa ave nv
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, nth and PARK
road.
NORTHEAST.
LADDON PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave. ne
CdAS, n. HI MEH, N. Cap. and r SITS. he
MecIiEsNEY JOACHIM. cor. p and e sts.
KRAlS PHARMACY. 6th and X SITS
Met'HESNEY & JOACHIM. sth ana + sta. NJ
SOUTHEAST,
A. z. POWELL, 4th and East CAPITOL sts.
ROACH DRUG Co. SIN and G SIS. Sc.
n. S. FEALY. NV, cor. 11th and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
'. HUGO EIsENBEIsS. 18th and B streets.
GEORGETOWN.
T. p. WELLER, Pharmacy, sssi II 81. nv.
ANACOSTIA
BURT'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts-
BROOKLAND D. Q.
ARTHUR II. +. LUERssEN Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. L. CARNE & CO. 7o8 King st.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING. Treasures
Office, Soldiers Home. Washington, u. c.
December IS 1907. SealtG proposals viii be
received at this Office until 20 O'CLOCK A
NJ. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY IS, 1908 and
Immediately opened. for supplying the Home
with the following clothing. geo straw hats
900 dark blue blouses; 1000 pairs dark bIue
trousers. ]. 500 linen bosom shirts; 1850 linen
collars. 1000 cotton Uu5eTshrts, 500 pairs
jean drawers; 1900 pairs shoes; 800 psirs
cotton Stockings. All articles to be fur
nfshed IN different sizes as required anF
as about eight per cent chats. shoes AMI
stockings exceptel) viii be needed for men
OF unusual size, the contractor viii be re-
duiref 70 supply their garments by measure
With names attached, All articles 10 he Fs-
liyered at the Home on or before March "a
1905. Samples on exhibition at the Home
The right is reserved to reject auv on an
bids For proposal blanks and further fnfor-
nation apply 90 Major II. NJ. Kendall.
L. s A.. Treasurer faaEll
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TINES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

= I y w =
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents word for all other classified
advertisements for less than three insertions.
II inserted for three or more consecutive
days one cent a word for each insertion
These rates do lot apply to Personals.
Advertisements viii be accepted at any OF
the following branch Offices at regular Office
rates II IL Is inconvenient to leave advertise
ments at either branch of1ce or The Times
Business Office. they may be telephoned direct
10 The Times Main 5000 Rad messenger
viii call to collect without additional charge
10 the advertiser.
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TYPEwRITERS.

UNDERNOODs and Remingt1ns. No g. S25e
per month"; first class mach mes. BOX al
Times Office. farf 10 ~
FOR S-tbE-Latest Biickensderfer. lBe con
ditior. only SIS cash BOX 327. Times of-
nee iaI0-St
FOR RENT-No. Remington 81 mootbly-.
price, 81 BOX 3I5. Times Office. isogt
IT RUNS LIKE Z y
IT SELLS LIKE III
IT SELLS FOR ~
IL Rents for 500 a month
THE WELLINGTON
Standard Visible Writer
Once 60a uth ST.
!sn1-.---.a--z<az.- deSo-tG
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DAIRY LUNCH and short order business; a
snap. TAYLOR'S EXCHANGE, 1893 T.
aaIl.l3.l4
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+ URNTTURE BUSINESS; old established
no installrnents; a clean proposition. TAX-
LOHS EXCHANGE. 1893 F. jail. q Il
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BOOMING HOUSE. most desirable location
IN city; making big money. TAYLOR'S
EXCHANGE, 1888 F. jail. I3Il
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DRUG STORE: something very attractive;
information M person only. TAYLOR'S E%-
CHANGE. 1888 +. jail. i2,i4
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BUSINESS oPpoRTuNIrIzs.

SUBURBAN GROCERY and provision store.
receipts, $40 daily; rent, house. store. and
stable. $50. No opposition. will invOic,
IAYLOk'S EXCHANGE 1888 r. jail. 13. a
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FJ-RS remodeIed to look ike new: NUTS and
cioaks refined 9i3 St NV, top floor.
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HELP WANTED-mALE.

CLFRK-Crocerv and meat clerk: reference
ana experience required. BOX $50, Times Of
hce. Jait-t
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COLLECTIONS

COLLECTIONS made. disputed claims ad-
justed without litigation. CLARK BROS.
lilo ST. uws jas-s0t
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BICYCLES.

PUNCTURE PROOF Unicorn Tires only
81 80: no equal against runctures; trial guar
antee; head4 usTters for Hartfords JONES
RUBBER TIRE WORKS, 6o2-s04 e Phoss
main s056. noz5-30t-mo IL. we.sa
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9TH ST Sc. 5II-Three attractive c0mm0-
dious rooms porcelain bath; heat, ETC.. see
ond floor pleasant neighborhoDds convenient
20 cars. iall-5t
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AUTOMOBILES.

TOURING CAR with elegant equipment in
tll4lHg Hagr eto. top, foot rests. curtains
e-e-s lils car ~ a rare bargain original
cost A4i5Y. ana VIII be sold for less tban
oHe-haIt- owner compelled 10 purehss-
Closed car Can be seen Sunday AupIv no
LCH tAk COMPANY 1915 New YORK ave
ja1l-4t
INO-ChLINDEE lG-horscpower. 1907 run
about perfect condition, VIII demonstrate .
very cheap. BOX 346, Times Office iaTI-gt
We HAVE Tor sale a Maxwell ruuabout b,
PeLIecL e2ndItlon' owner buying larger car
Ask Ar. Hood 10 show YOU Mr %egeton,s
car MOTOR CAR Co. Ills New York ave
~ las-tf
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

EYE ST. NV, s0o4-Three large unfurnished
rooms, Sl4. jall-3t
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~OOK-A Nc. / second. cook, coloreG; wages,
$50 month: transportation New York state.
Apply PHILIPS HOTEL AGENCY. SO lth
ST. NV. II
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AVE. Nw,, S24-Nice
furnished room. gentlemen only; seam
heated: bath and gas js41-3t
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9TH ST NV. l5$5-Entire second Moor. IN
ueIi-kept house. reasonable iaII-2t
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEmALE.

ACCOUNTABILITY lady desires employ
mont Address bon J33. Times Office.
jail-5t
BY COLOREI. GIRL place in small family.
6.2 l. s.. NV. u
COOk-First-cla cook: female wants sit
uation in boarding house % cafe. g. l. ST.
NV. 70
A GOOD worker would like position as Of
fee cleaner. 1888 4th 81. nw. ja1o-2t
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COLORED man and woman take care OF
country home; and work truck garden Ap-
ply go F NV. 1all-Zk
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store Tor 75o load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 4Is-4s0-l ~
10th st. NV. Phone &ain 1873. delS-sot
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INDIANA AVE NV gl6-TWo well fur
ulshed and comfortable front rooms. jall-St
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female.

yVANTED-FIvs Young men as s5lesmeni 50
ggIegladies and one young lady IS book
Keeper In CREES and Decent store az
Halnes' Fifty Stores In one, Penusy wanna
ave and Sth -. Sc Jall-e-
EARN EXTRA money without interfering
with your regular work teither ladies' or gen
fIarlen1 bv assisting in the sale OF choice
northwest real estate Address Apartment
No l. 1923 Monroe ST. NV J1le-Dl
WE TEACH Pitmsn, Graham, Gregg, Barnes
and the Syllable systems. q to 100 words per
N mute in I5G hours guaranteed. Positions
provided FOR our pupils. Catalogue free.
STENOGRAPHIC AGA ECAtY. C0.OradO Bldg.
uO2O-tf
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

WANTED-To buy setter dog; black and
white preferred. Address stating age. price
BOX 33S. Times office. ialO-at
FOR SALE-BeautifulIy ma .ked collie dog
9 months old SIS Morris 81, ne, city
JaI0-st
LEES BIRD STORE win remove December
y 20 SO 18th -. NV, opPoElts star Build
i8E, kHa continue 20 carry full line Of birds
pets, cages, EquRgta etc. eei5-tf
The Washington times., 1908-01-11

9TH ST wv, I3l4-Three bright rooms,
newly paDCrcd sink IN kitchen. back porch.
heat gas. bath. jail-2t
The Washington times., 1908-01-11

By TWO young men. apartments composed
OF two rooms and bath: must be reasonable
and within ten minutes walk OF Munsev
building. Address BOX 153. Times Office
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The Washington times., 1908-01-11

10 1ou WISH ADVICE and informatJo, :
"a n, ~ 49,; can 20 see Mr. Million ana ger
= - Ie4glhs or psychic reading NJ Ans
sise teaches hypnousm. mental hvT,s-,e' . Ion
sesllOh and palmistry. 9I2 Eve 4 ~ Sus
The Washington times., 1908-01-11

FULL DRESS and tuxedo suits for hire:
largest assortment Of full dress ana 1u~eSs
suits in the city. Special discount 10 Cll,lbs
JULIUS COHEN. Il04 9Th ST. NV de25-tF
STRICTLY hrst-ciass full dress and tuxe5,
suits for hire at most reasonable prices
n. 7. PINES. MERCHANT TAIIDR.
Hoi2-sot 1905 9TH st. n. W,