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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-14

Members OF the school board do
not seem to realize that they are
wasting valuable time while they
are voting three and three
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-14

American athletes at London are
cutting some figure in the Olympic
games. II is a fine thing for the
records Of the old Greeks that the
stadium at Athens had passed into
history before America was discov-
cred. ElwLNlFMMRYs
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-14

Taft has brother Charlie and so
has Bryan. The Prohibitionists must
be very careful or they will make
a serious blunder
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-14
ANOTHER GEORGE NJ. CoHAN
SONG

|, "Tommy Atkins" from "The Yam
kee Prince" the great Broadway
production, made such a hit that
the New York Sunday World has
arranged for another song from that
show. The new one is entitled "The
Song OF the King" II is by George
M. Cohan, the famous composer. and
VIII be given, words and music COM
'plete, with next Sundays New York
World. Music reproduced by ar
rangement with Cohan L. Harris,
music publishers, New York. "'s
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-14

A relative OF William H. Taft is
attending the Prohibition convention
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-14
STATE TICKET

STATE TICKET
For United States Senator
~ JAMES e. CAMPBELL
of Butler.
For Governor
al JUDSoN HARMON N
OF Hamilton.
For Lieutenant Governor
DAVID l.. RoCKWEIL
OF Portage.
For Secretary OF Stats
]. H. NEWMAN
s n OF Miami.
For Supreme Judges
GEO. B. OKEI an
OF Franklin.
HUGH T. MATHERs
d OF Shelby.
FOR Auditor OF State
} w. W. DURBIN
OF Hardin.
Tor Treasurer OF Stats
D. g. CREAMER
OF Belmont.
2 For Attorney General
T. d. HOGAN
OF Jackson.
For Supreme Court Clsrl
o. G. LARAsON
OF Licking.
rOr Dairy and Food Commissions
DAVID ELEY
OF Ashland.
Fcr Board of Public WORKS
JOHN A. STATES
OF Allen.
BERNARD DORIAN
OF Perry.
for State School Commissions
1. JOHN A. MCDOWELL
OF Holmes.
For Delegates-at-LArss
TOM l.. JOHNSON
OF C0yahoga.
W. 8. THOMAS
OF Clark.
ID w. HANLN
OF Montgomery.
=. r. DENVER 4 I
OF Clinton.
gor Alternstes-at-largs
II. T. SUTTON
OF Msskingum.
I. R. SHERWOOD
OF Lucas.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-14

New York, July 14-Smiling and
Joking with the attendants at Roose-
welt hospital, DR.. j, w. Simpson,
who was shot yesterday In North
port by his mother-in-law, Mrs.
BARLEY Horner Is awaiting with
amazing nerve the operation for the
extraction OF the bullet. Meantime
In north port Mrs. EloGner has
given herself np and has been re-
leased on $4,000 bail.
II am glad shot him. said
Mrs. Horner to the magistrate.
"The World would be better Off
without him. He has been warned
away from my house since he kill
ed my husband. Even though he
was acquitted have never acquIt-
ted him. ! shot him and I'm glad
| did"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-14

You have tried the rest. Now try
sse best ADMIRAL COFFEE.
Try an ad In The Mirror Want
Column.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-14

Try an ad in The Mirror Want
Column,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-07-14

at $4,000. Mrs. Simpson, the prison
er's daughter, qualified as bondsman
and secured the release OF her moth
er. Justice Hawkins set the hearing
for Wednesday.
This second tragedy at the Hor-
ner homestead is only another chap
ter in a series of unhappy domestic
events OF the last few yeas. The
shooting of BARLEY T. Horner by
DIR. Simpson arounsed the country
side in December, 1906, and when
the dentist was put on trial his
wife took the witness stand against
him. Mrs. Horner also gave damag-
Ing testimony against her son-in-
law. DR.. Simpson was going through
the manual OF arms with a shotgun
when he accidentally shot his faith
er-in-law.
After the verdict of acqulttal DR..
Simpson resumed the practice OF
dentistry. lie opened suite OF Of
fees on 5th-av., New York, but he
had lost many of his clients and
OF late, 1t is said, he has sought
financial aid.
Mrs. Simpson said that while she
was not present when her mother
fired the shot at DR.. Simpson, she
believed her mother was absolutely
justified and said DR.. Simpson got
what he deserved. She says she was
In rear room OF the house at the
time, but upon hearing shot she
ran TO see If her mother had been
shot When she found that it was
her husband she says she was re-
lieved.
"When my mother ordered DIR.
Simpson off the place he made as
though TO put his hand in his pistol
pocket said Mrs. Simpson. Mother
believed he was going to shoot her,
SO she shot him"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

nON'T know Dottje. eh' Well you've heard of the
- family. Sure, Perky's brother of hers; but OF
course he been OF the swim that last Scrae
of his. They say he's over at Monte Carlo capplIi
for the game. He was slzzler While ne lasted
though Colonel Duke Decker! No, he was an
uncle and the less said about his record the better
Good old kentuckyl Shes supplied the metropoll-
tan market with a lot of perfect gents just like this
Decker brand. But Dottie's in a class by herself.
And saw to look her when she's quiet, with them
big round ewes of hers glvin the baby stare, you
think she'd dropped out OF stained glass Wlndo"
somewhere, and her wings had stuck to the frame.
1t amt otter she quiet though, and When Sle
in aCtion-whew! Don't ask me to do the descr1bln
She pink and white streak of deviltry and dnpleS
and if YOU can guess what she's going to spring next
YOU We got second sight Whenever any OF the real
rapid push start to make up bunch tor one OF llei,
freak dinner parties the kind with batmn SUIT ana
champagne -Dottie' name goes down first
And how she manages to travel with that crowd
on the slim eavn S OF old Decker pile is some
thin you'd better get our friend Eddie harton to
explain. But Dottie does it. Sadie hints that her
bridge winnings might help; but from all We heard,
that amt income YOU can depend muCh on.
Anyway here comes Dotte, dancin along on her
toes with her yellow hair tiyin, and r1PP1n OF the
gigqles in reg'la stream She's grabbed up her
skirts in one hand and in the other she's sWngln a
silver mounted ridin bride.
- Ha ha, hal Tee-he!" she sings out Anyone
seen Norrv? I've bet hundred | can harness HIM
up and drive him around the grounds Ha' ha' ia!
and out She goes. -,
Three minutes later there's rush for the front
,,orch TO watch her make Norrv with the bit III his
mouth caper through the flower beds, Even them
that was shocked couldn't help doublln up when she
steers him slam into the lily pond and they both
splash through It.
That goin some!" says l.
Its going altogether too tar says :, SADIE She's
making a perfect fool of Norry Newell.
"Al he lacked was inishin touches, says |. But
what's this by-pay about Dottie and the hities!"
"Iiushi" says Sadie.
That's Just bluff though. She's dyin' to tell it
TO some one and don't dare give it out flat to any
BODY but me. Seems that few OF the whist hends
had been improVin the fine afternoon by stayln
inside and doubin' on trumps They'd rung Dottie
in TO fill out and as usual she'd plunged heavy, to
make up for what She d been touched for the night
before But she up against 1t, and was stung
harder than ever Then, when II comes time to set
tie she says She left her checkbool in her room,
and dashes off after il When she comes back
though instead of WrItin out her little lavender
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

1- ,,- much excitement over it Folks that lug
around such expensive knickknacks as gold purses
ct,,-fd with yellow bills and leaves EN- about reck
Les deserves to have EN- lifted Besides, there was
ALWAYS the chance OF II 5 not beng loSt at an anu
that il might up OF itself MY gentle mint slo8
This line ONLY gets jumped on by b0Jh laolGS III
cio-1Is so ducks and says maybe LII think OF
something before dinner ~ e 4t.+
Course the sensible things to do IN a case OF that
14 :; ;t1rr 10 make your holler loud and prompt
~ Iea LET Il slide over without maxim single peep
R,,t they don't do either. They calls IN lTSt lLiS
If their s1,ecial friends and then that ana bnZZeS
over II IN private; and the result IS lhdt liSIe u al
-. H. Tile x ALI over thu place, with every boll
In,l-r' slant eyed At the servants ana "IilSlelli1
things behind Their hands. -, , 7. do,,, lose
E01, know how such reports i spread. II uo ION: IS
hem passed on either. By the time We
is,1gnd my clothes and come down stars d8alIl
t P;nclZDev lookir kind Of puzzled ana ne |allS
ia know what S all this aboUt MIS- uIGS = ca
- l!-, Nv the butler and robbed Of all her ]oolS.
~ means that it's time the facIS l a q az
- - rqT.sI Come on with me TIL md oadle-
r1r,.4 Mrs pe11 are surrounded five deep hoidlh
y -, v,Iar8tion Iowwow, and Just as we 81 Iile9
go .ba ,eCeI1e Mrs Twombley-Craie SHOWS ~ +b
"a 30 mustered She wants to kfo" "!ii IT.: '- ~
req an +,a = dozen of EN- al starts taiklii aI
&C. niZn her as many different EaIh9' anu +rs.
pivpe is on the point OF bu sun I'''Se -; he
~ - .eeis+art butler tIptOeS H. can ~ ~
"eIi 81, ;rI on = silver tray. He reports Ildt ~
mss cd no on the lawn close to the wa" "a ,t
,.ser ing. and looks like 1t had peell ui'fPON
OF some % Siio [.ervbodv. OF course, you End
:. 1 tb. ledge and II slipped on - w Nrs peu
:, ~ ~, room IS in the east wing sal
Sure 'eS s9fy As 9 PGo ap box IN E HS%
H could a purse dropped OUT ol an IA r i had
9a 5s ~ s sR ss T 5s 9ss5 59S5
chuck away q .rettin' it, Pnckney wants to kho"
what fa$ T a% ds OF hss eH a 5 h r' why
don't you [e"e sa%s another. Here she comes
now. ....- al there was to it, and was as
The i6e lunch nI that da look sSt s'5s hs
~sn 1r5s o4 the grI that comes skPp'n 'D'0oS" "
ron,n It's Dottie Decker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

SAWS 10 Sadie, when she
s. --Es this proposition
about our putin II the
Tag end OF the week down
T. lrdvmere, Il by 60
with the mob :"
! know. SAYS she,
The TWo-uble1 Cranes do
-.-re such crowds, Every
a-e is going. But that )
-s-- the point. We don't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-31

Ts-- . he LEFT
a1le do We
Notice any en-
CzV O. were
ra.ls aSuSual
. near the tall
York. with then
weeds But The
tine DESTROYER
The Washington times., 1908-03-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF the Disrr.r+ - -
IS-4iLDla, Holding Probate C1slrf $50
q -@eiitia Tyler SeUp.e, Deceased ,- -.
administration Docket ApnIiestio1 5s--.---
-es' maze herein Tor probate OF the Issf all
ana testament Cf said deceased. sr5 - T "a
teis ot administration C. O. a. "a 80 49,.
~ 1it@aJeil Deu-sln Williams oF pVla --5---'
In, T. e.. u Is ordered this l6th az -
15,, ~ n. ~ l5,1s tfat Mrs. Albert Goodwin
Ist1l--sol Tyler, Mrs. q. Gardiner E--z-.-'
robert Tyler, Miss Matte TVyIar T,--ss
, -1-- L-As Marina T. Tyler, Mrs Tr-Tf- r.
1oungs Robert T. Waller TatffIs y 49,
1S@ls Jones. Miss Mary Waller John T-fs11
p aAeI, Miss Grace Tyson, Mrs. Gatevr07I
ana Aiian Tyson. and all others csnre-ne4
1ttea- m SAID court On TUESDAY,. THE
Isl LAY OF APRIL A. D. Isgs AZ m
- CLOeh a. II. 20 show cause why slc1
q p'i-callon Should not be granted Ter ~
lice hereof be published in the W-asrfrz-C-
Ia" Reporter and The Washington Ti-7as
once IN cash Of three successive weeks bef7rs
the return day herein meuti1ned-tha ersT
PuoHcatlon 10 be NOT less than thlrtv CO.
2etoEe said return day. tSeaD ASHLEY Fl
COZ Id Justice. Attest JAMES ~AESFr
Register or Wills for the District Of rs-fT5r--
pial Slrrh Of the Probate Court. HFPpEpT
. NiA-S~' Allo.tieys. uhI7,2E8I
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

White Iaven-Creed NJ Fulton to
Miriam T. Baughman, lot Ii. block o, $40.
Barry farm-Wiliiam X. Scott ct AL
trustees, to John d. Chapman, lot l3l,
section s, $40.
south rookland-EIizabeth A. Trus-
Ter TO Salone Il. johnson, lot 2, block
Twenty-third street, between II and
streets MISUNDERSTANDING W. Darr eJ
81, trustees, TO Samuel IalperI part
original lot s. square So, A,4lO.
IWenty-third street, between IL ana
] streets northWest-Samuel Talbert ct
ux Mary H, TO Alexander Wolf and
Maurice d. Rosenberg. part original
White Haven-WilHam W. Frazier, jr.,
Ct ux. Elizabeth p, TO Henrietta
Holmes. lots s ard 8, square 1871, SO,
White Haven-William W. Frazier, Jr.r
et ux., Elizabeth p, to William TohVer.
lots 10 and il, block 1, square 1901, $40.
TFoiunead MsnOr-JaCOb A Welgle to
Rose f. Weigle, part of lot %, block
43, $40.
Aft. PIeasant-Wm. /. tanning ct ux.,
Nellie b. to warwick Evans, lots 216-
Oh I.anniugs subdivision, $40.
East Capitol between Thirteenth ana
Fourteenth streets-Michael b. Harlow
ct NIX, Helen c., TO Margaret +. Muir
i u.s. So So
Deanwood Heights-John w. Gregory
ct ux, Emma NJ, TO George W. hoD-
inson. lot 16. square Il, SO.
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-An-
drew J. Miller ct uX.. Grace Saunders,
TO William II. DUvall, lot u. block il.
SO
Thirty-second and u streets northwest
Margaret A. O'Brien TO William NJ
O'Brien, part lot 249, square 1898, $40.
r and Florence streets northeast
David Moore and Edwin II. E1llsbury,
trustee, to Edward J. Quinn. lot p,
square 1857, S2,750.
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lucky BY COMPARISON.

Buncum-I see by the papers that you
have made an assignment for the bene-
mt of your creditors?
SkinueT-Yes; my affairs are in a bad
shape. I won't be able TO pay 10 cents
on the dollar.
You're a lucky dog. Why. when I
failed two years ago I had so much
property left that 1 had to pay 90 cents
on the douar.-ChicagO News.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NJ, p, ~ u, G4CN HOUSE REPAIR co.
ta---e- a-l Hln1s OK Tin roof gF5ffa- -
spout repairing. Roof painting sS- "a. "a.
49, l-4le q Speciality Carpenter ana br5c-
80 ,,,-. 80 1-.lits " repairing and gIazi1e
$50 -,-'' a. s'-Diis. Orders pr5mgfIv ~
ts-..---@1+5l-- Estimates given. Wa u f3TrP
80 - tTli5. 20 A street southeast. pb--.
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

Advertisements viii be accented
st any Of the following branch OF.
fees at regular Office rates. If IL Is
incOnYenient TO leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be tele-
phOned direct TO The Times (Maia
$500, and a messenger will call to
collect without additional charge TO
the advertiser.
The Washington times., 1908-03-24
TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents, Wanted Help, Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations Want
Rent Rooms. Rooms and Board
cents a line; times consecutiveiy, 3
cents a line; 3 times cOnsecutively, s
cents q line Minimum charge 40 cents,
Business Opportunities, For Sale
Miscellaneous. Horses and Vehicles.
Lost and Found Wanted MiscelIan-
eous Dogs. Pets. etc.-l5 cents a line.
. times COnsecutively, 1924 cents a
line; times cOnsecutlVely, 10 cents a
line Minimum charge IS cents.
All other CldssihCatiOnS-15 cents a
line. times COnsecutiVely, 1874 cents
a line; 3 times consecutfvely. 10 cents
Il line. Minimum charge 60 cents.
The Washington times., 1908-03-24
FLOOR OIL.

SPRING CLEARING IS EASY If you use
Hunters Sanitary Dust Killing Floor oil.
keeps The floors bright and clean and Tids
the house Of insects; only 60c a gallon
Phone Main 545S or drop postal 70 rs Penn
svlvania ave NV. mhz3-f
The Washington times., 1908-03-24
BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST

COLDENBERGS 7th and K SITS. nv.
s. EANS, SONS & CO., Sth and Market snscs
GREENS CAPITAL A D Y E TIsTNC
AGENCY, 1l46 15th ST. NV.
". =. McNULTY, Cigar Store, 18th and . M
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, LIptoB =
Nelson, PrOPrietyTsi corner Rhode IsisoT
ave, 1st and T SITS. NV.
ROBERT T. pETZOT.D. The Harvard Es,,.,
macy, nth and Harvard sts. NV
W. A. DARLING, cur 18th and 7 SIS M
J. FRENCH SAMPSON cor. 7th st Pbos.
Island ave. and r ST. NV.
H T. BUTTS. PHARMACY. 4th st. and
Mass. ave. NV. ~--1
CHAs. c. HORNUNG. Christianf PharBsry
EW. cor 18th and N SITS. nv os'
and North Capitol street 's'
r. 4. VEITCH. 20th ana II sts nv
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 2lst ana r c..
s. NJ. WAGNER & CO, LIST and r 49, ~ =, "
/. T. TAILOE, cor. Sth and p So nm Nv
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and pa a. -
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, 18th ana BIZ ~;
road. @tA
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

4AAUFACTURERS SALE OF PIANOS.
Clase Bros. Haclley. Carlisle. Boltwo0d,
BIC BARGAINS; $3.50 upright scratched. sos:
$50 baby grand, $685. $50 upright, S245
Geo. Lawrence, 92l 9Th. Tuning $50 81. l7s5Y
II
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

F,IEsT-CLAss pool room for cash. I7O5 7th
- i've mh2A8t
The Washington times., 1908-03-24
PERSONAL LETTERS.

Personal typeNrttten letters are business
getters Postal or phone for samples and
prices Phone Main ZZl0
~ CSe,x%k 7es-9 Metropolitan Bank
eseefe-~--S ~Ss1 Building.
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

FINEST CANOE in city: less than half cost:
ask 10 sea Louisa, Reynolds boat house. foot
eith 81 Price see HERZOG, go Sd 81 me-
CaI between and $40 D. n mhgf-Zt
The Washington times., 1908-03-24
DYBING, CLEANING, PRESSING.

The ELDEOMY-Sults dry cleaned and
pressed. 5Jei pants, 1Jes ladies' garments
dyed. cleaned, and repaired specially. GJ
slh -. Phone A. s4s4 81. mas- 55-
DIEING, CLEANING and repairing ladies'
and Beluemeu's suits made % oraei; dra1
postal B. HUT 1920 s 81 nH-, formerly
ISIS = 81 ml-l-5ll
MERCHANT TAILOR suits MADE % order
cleaning. dyeiuE. altering ana r-a4ls.ur. zle-
c-al attention given 10 ladies' garments. H.
GOI-DsTEIN, IS 70 st. ne. ulIs-5t
LADIES' AMI CENTS TAILoR-ClsaniaE
and repairing a speciality. popular prices.
az. WoFh called for ana delivered. W u.
INGALLS,. .4-J s-l St nv. Phone Main z-s5-lL
DYEING. cleaning. pressing, altering ana
repairing Tor ladies' and gentlemen. work
called for and delivered. sLHICkLAND's
PRESSING CLUB. s. month. LZl8 ID So. uH.
mhl1-sg-
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

TOR sALE-A new upright plano In INST
class condition. Can and see, 478 Missouri
ave rnHgt-9-
The Washington times., 1908-03-24
Little T alks
Big Subjects:
XIII.

It has often been charged that extravaganza is the be-
setting sin CT the American people Too many possessions
are discarded before they have ouved their usefulness and
no attempt made even to portion Of their real
value Why consign cast-away articles TO the junk pile?
There nothing in this world absolutely without some
value You may not think So but it's fact For every a
Gle for which you have further use there is some person.
perhaps OF lesser MEANS who would gladly take of your
hands, even at low price. Something better than moth
ing Bntit? Or better STILL there is always something lack
Ing around the house which would ike to have but can
not afford Couldn't make trade of our casto posses
ns?-perhapS little 'o boot" will do the trick Try lit
tie ad in The Times Classified pages The experiment will
cost only few cents and the result viii surprise you
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

ANTIQUE mahogany furniture cheap: 10
make room for repairs; sideboards. chairs
tables bureaus, desks, beds. etc. 18th ana X
NV. rrh9s-F.
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

FOR sALE-Ice boxes. suitable for grocery
usei made by people who know how. not
thinkers. See NORWOOD. 6th and K
4rngq-gf
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

Dor sA-E-One large mastIR and ban dog
one year old. Apply 6l9 a ne. III
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

FOR sAl-E-NeW Baltimore cook stove 80.
8 ia good condition viii sell for SO. save
money See HOPWOOD. Sth ana K
m hoo gr
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

FOR SALE-A lot OF iron beds. g. IS; mat
tress, $50, ali iron springs. 81 So. an feather
pillows, sc each; all oak chairs 6ge each.
See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and X uhZZ-st
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

FOR sALE-At rncs shoe shining parior:
cheap. IS II ST. ma. mh2s-2t
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

FOR sALE-One 20 syrup marble soda foun
tain A. C.. JOY IA zth 81. NV. mh2s-4t
The Washington times., 1908-03-24
a0RSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-Ono inc delivery wagon. horse.
and harness; one good farm mare. 25g stb
st. NV. mh2f-st
FOR SALE-Coupe-roc game cart a
seatsl and harness by private party Inquire
l5l5 Eye st. NV. mhei-3t
ONE MARE. aI-round worker. S45. mo
Congress 81. ne. mh24zt
HORSES for sale; my whole stable Of 10
head drduShJs I coach, . la1y-broBe
drivers, 1 PAGER: mark 2-12. Apply STABLE
rear 40 pennsylvania ave. NV. mh23-3t
FOR sAI-E-Or hire, draught horse. 653 II
ST. NV mhg3-3t
FOR SALE-Finest saddle or driving mara
in city; years old. Rear a M ST.. after
p m mh22-4t
DAYTON WAGON in good conditI11 90-
Sl2 to quick purchaser; must be seen 10 he
appreciated, sol II ST. ne. mh22-3t
FOR sALE-Twenty horses and mares g1I5
FOR want Of use; also two carts, wagons and
Nanla ave NV. mh20-9Ot
FOR sALE-Ten head Of Virginia horses and
mares; pair Of young mules. Rear Sc Mass
achusetts ave NV mhls-6t
CAN'T selling out $500 IL G. Y r7InsF,,,1T
$500; $1,000 top buggies. $500; SOS. 90 surrev5
at $780, sS5.o0 top spring wagons s75 ID
Everything at cost. Come Tor bargains lsls
D ST. NV ocss-tf
FOR CASH ONLY.
$40 New Panel wagons. ..................Sg0 . 90
500 NeW Panel wagons. .........-..... $50. 90
$50 New Panel Wagons .-.-.,.-.... ss5 IA
50 express harness. ---..................slS 90
SIS Express Harness. --.-............- SD 20
Large assortment Of secondhand vehicles
Of ali kinds SIS Up. Harness, 81 I'D Blank
cts and robes at half price.
COGSWELLS 5. 20 Nth St. y ".
fe1-tf
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

FOR sALE-CheaD Brunswick Rake uo5l
table perfect condition. apply I1zz North
Capitol ST. mbg4-7r
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

KCE-MEDICAL HEALING.
The Juu0d System OF Enforced CircuIatI5p.
more generally known IS The Vacuum Treat
meut vas introduced BY Jle SisJinguIsasd
French p1ys-cl ana surgeon Dr. y n
Junod. His mo .5d OK forcing the circuIatl5a
MAS approved OF b. TIE government ana
adopted into their hospitals ana is known
today as the only hope and cure for that
cread disease, loCUmot or ayaNia and kindred
Ina-adles " mere the circulation is not normal
Il can be mace So. Consultation and meat
meut at your home ~ desires. Consultation
al once free. and you ara invited 10 caII
PROF. H. n, y. PARKER
1f-4 New York Ave
Hours. 10 10 8. Sundays. 10 10 l. Lady as
sisLaut
Read Non Medical Healing. back cover 1893
city Directory. fe-zsrf
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FOR SALE-L.ot cab e wire; VIII sell cheap:
a good chance % save money See HOP
WOOD, Sth and X uh2Z-gt
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NORTEEaer.

LADDON PaARMAcY, 1900 Florida ave ~
CHAS- II. BLUMER, n. Cap. ana p - ne
JOACHIM. cor. % ana = r IS.
GcCHESNEY & JOACHIM. gth AMI - -.z ..
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WALL PAPER

ROOMS pa7ersd, 50 up; house painting low
est prices. Lrs--C-Gss work only. CEE-
CARLISLE. - Eye g. M. Phone Nam
gs3l, mhls-59-
PLACE YOUR ORDERS Tor paperhanE.gE
and painting nrst-elass work. prices raasor-
able estimates furnished EDWARD L
HOFFAAN, l5gs -8-L 81. aw. Phone North
100. mhI6-s5t
WORKMANSHIP counts. we have It. new
Designs superior workmanship. LarltIus
prices A postal brings an estimate. BECK
EFT, G05 - 81 NV West 100. fsZs-sjt
c. c. SILENCE,
wan Papers Lowest Prices Estimates fur
nlsaed. So ~. nv. Prone Main 1904
"
DENTISTRY.
CIT RATE DENTISTRY.
SO set o. Teeth, Gold Crown and HrIIEev-1rI-
81. Filings Soc u. 5. Army aad Navy PAIN
less Dentists
DIR. d. HARRY MORAN, MGR.
81 L ST n W. cor 4IH
open sundays. 10 o. J. mhlI-tf
once hours. $50 4. 81. 10 $50 p. "a
DLtS- @, ~ d ". J. ELLEE. DENTISTS.
S. W. Cor. 10th and + SITS. n W
Specialists IN Painless E-xtracrIuar. Cold
Crown ana Bridge NUTh. billings. and TIsfas
that h- Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded Moderate prices. Phone A. a.
fsl2-tf
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

For sAI4E-Oak wardrobe. mirror front
$780, cost $50, good chance % save money
See HOLLYWOOD sth aud X. nh2s-st
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

1900 tons Of best quality steam coal 20 be-
delivered. as needed, 20 our East Station
Works. Twelfth and NJ streets southeast, on
tracks in our yard.
The Washington times., 1908-03-24

- It-I)-I0 borrow $500 for six montbs.
$50 ,-'l,s security. BOX 5g7, Tines once.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BOOMING and boarding b9u.a. ~---------
location; Northwest; making none ie--5-l.
S 81 Only $40. NEW YORK Bi-srNFSs