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outbreak. Some had mounted chairs
Texas, Kentucky Tennesse,--aud
were gesticulatng madly, one dele
gate far to the left had torn off his
coat and was whipping it wildly
above his head. Texas and Kentucky
appeared to be the center OF the agt-
tation on the floor. New York viewed
the storm with calm and so did Ohio,
except strangely, one Of the lonesome
Foraker delegates. Judge Marcus
Schoup who, mounted on a chair
kept both arms in motion with "a
waving flag and a newspaper ana his
voice joining in the general pande-
monium.
Thirty minutes-thirty-h minutes
forty minutes-forty-dv minutes
A fun quarters of an hour
had passed in this bewlderng con-
fusion of sight and sound For a
time some fear was felt by some that
stampede was imminent. But the
political generals were glad to give the
pcnt up, enthusiasm of the multitude
this outlet of expression, and at no
time was there the slightest appre-
henson among them that the well de-
Vised plans would miscarrN by some
overpowering movement, Frank H.
Hitchcock, the Taft manager moved
about the floor, smiling as the tumult
was at its height
"rhe cheers for Roosevelt today VIII
be for Taft tomorrow" ne said with
confidence.
With the subsistence of the Roose-
welt storm Senator Lodge completed
his stirring speech and then the con-
vention turned to the reports of the
other committees That on rules and
order of business brought a majority
report against the resolution ordered
by James f. Burke, Of Pennsylvania,
reducing the representation of south
ern states to bisis of republican vote
cast by those states Mr.. Burke pre-
scented a minority report in which scv-
enteen Of the states concurred.
A sharp contest occurred on this
question bringing for the first time
before the committee some OF its best
known orators, including Burke, Of
Pennsylvania: Governor Wilson. OF
Kentucky; the veteran, Kiefer, Of
Ohio; Ex-Governor Herrick of Ohio;
Buckingh a&so. -v.of. Illinois; Wadsworth,
of New York; Mudd Of Maryland; OK
Governor Warmoth, of Louisiana, and
the negro orator from Georgia, Henry
Lincoln Johnson
The resolution was finally defeated
by the close vote Of SOC against All,
margin OF seventeen votes in a to-
tai of 977. three delegates being alb
sent
The change of single stat night
have altered the entire result All,
though defeated MI Burke said the
result had shown "a tremendous
growth Of sentiment in favor of this
restricted representation, and that, in
his opinion, the future success Of tn" !
plan appeared beyond doubt.
The final details Of the platform are
being arranged by the platform con.
mittee tonight, and this accomplished |
the convention will be equipped to-
to make its declaration of /.
policy and proceed to the selection Of |
candidates. TomorroW's session will |
open at 10 o'clock in the morning, in
stead Of noon as heretofore, so that |
a fun day may be had for the dis
1ussion of principles and men, The
platform is expected to go before the
early in the day and its
adoption win be followed by the
speeches placing in nomination the
candidates for president
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ALLIES GIVE UP
THREATENED FIGHT
ON THE FLOOR

Continued from page I, column G.
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.nf a,arf,a and never hrfora ronteu-
plated by men.
The social and political problems
thus created, are wholly new 1t Is a
tallacy to suppose That because the
eIemeh(s are ga tn' pI@plem ltsVIl
mus ~ s. "'',S III go.
i,,,,,[,,,s ,,,d,' Iva ALA lt ,,,o non
Ian, ,roso,,,od h,, . ,.tonoo i'm rbo
nro,nrtion If NO dement's NAV ha
and i'm mis- ease is entirely new
Great individual fortunes and rich
men are. ii is true. as old as recorded
history Nearly two thousand years
ago the tax farmers of Rome formed
Il trust I9f tn'f own prolll and
Ptote'tloh' lne EnB ',9u peopie' thINN
n oi,m,. ana r,ononnIiol s "5",S ~,
igItlahoth and tan,ns IN tbeir' con,tia.,.
ana monoooHsts forcstauers and
speculators i'm the necessities of life
were curse in orr revolution and
bitterly denounced by Washington.
YET H. Is none the less uue mat the
same lh'4ES to9'N H'S'"l HNostio'i9
g'L, ,' MA, 3,,.',......,.., '
,,, 10 t'l' nus s'"s WI !}'''',, i"'
MILAN, l.r,,tinatinns NJ ,.,.,it, " r,,1,
noeeihta Ia. nraeaut ennditione v,hirb
have brnnrbt pnon ms i'm +b,oa Iginr
wears problems portentlous in their
possibilities, and threatening, not IN
y our social ANA political welfare
but even our personal freedom. II
they ARE NOT boldly met ana wisely,
soI,nd
nh, .., n.1,, ,,- ,.,..,.,.
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aIonn ,,nst tha Cor, n,,,ieon no made
We dfffcr from that narty in some
/ fnnortaut narticuIars We both. il
/ Is trur have a nast and a history
! nm we trnat those Dossessions very
dfrrerrntly They wish to keen their
nast a nrofnund secret We seek by
an means to publish ours to the
world If we refer to their history
they charge us with calumny, We re
gard ours, truthful and undistorted,
as our greatest glory 10 the youth
OF the country t3ty say Juuse US
SoloIN ny our uHulscoN - Gu lut .',I o.
W say hg'H W. 80 ", Jus u r Wy
V ,,I.. P''l, ,,,'" ~" 'o ,re ,,Got y,e
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t,',',, no ,iti.g ,,hi,b Ln,,a sn,,rd.d
f,.-,' '''' ~. ti,asa t,.n ,a,tin.
d,,'i,,o Tho iagt h,lf rnnt,ry In The
one Slavery: secession: repudi-
alton of the public debt; fiat money;
free trade: free silver; the overthrow
of the courts and government own
ership."
on tho ra,,,tlican eila--.rrraa s,il.
rraa n,en' tna r-nion. the nayment
/ l"',' nv ~" ~ P"s ~
ton to American industry, the gold
industry: the maintenance of law. Of
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PlPE.ClEANlNG.

ana repairing is one Of our speeialties.
Making elbows and joints Is another.
We are expert Plumbers in all
branches and are noted for doing
good work thoroughly. in n reasonable
time, for reasonable price. We use
only the best materials ana employ
only the most reliable help. We
should be pleased IL You viii favor US
with your next plumbing job, You
won't regret IT,
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IN THE PRORATE COURT or
HIEN AIIlLO COUNTY n NJ

In the matter of the Estate OF
John Condor deceased
Notice Is hereby given that the eN-
ecutor of the last viii and testament
of John Condor deceased, did on the
End day OF June, 1908, at the regular
term of Hhe Probate Court of Ber-
nalillo County present his final report
aus such executor, which said report
contained a detailed statement OF
the amount of money received and ex-
pended by him. from whom received.
ana 30 whom paid, and the amount or
money aud property remaining unex-
pended and uuappropriated, and the
court thcreupon fixed Monday, this
9Th day Of Iuly 1908 the same be-
ing the first day Of the regular term
OF the Probate Court OF Bernalllo
County, for hearing of objections
TO said final account and a settle-
meut thereof
A. +. WALKER,
Probate Clerk.
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The Metals.

New York. June 17.-Copper was
IS higher in London with spot quoted
at t5S. 5s and futures at l58, lbs
The local market was dun and un-
changed with lake quoted at $12.S7 z
pl300; electrolytic S12.62ta a fo.S7 u
and casting $12.50@12.G2Ia Lead
advanced to fl2. IS, Cd in the Lon.
don market The local market was
quiet at $i47 x m4.52ls Speter was
lower in London. closing at E19, Is
Cd. The local market was dun ana
unchanged at $4556o4.6O Bar silver
53l4 G.; Mexican dollars 47c
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Chica.o Board OF Trade
Chicago. Jupr IL The wheat mar
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N y " " n" F-8TN|
ClprlJ.
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Plumbing and
Heating Company
SANTA re TIME TABL c.

effective November ~, 1907
From the Hast Arrive. Depart
No. 1, Southern cal Express. 7;46p sac y
No. 3, California Limited .,.,l2:20 p 1909 p
No, 2. NORTH. Cal Fast Mail. 1859 p 1915 IL
No. .. M p. q Mex. city EXp..11;iJ p 1880 a
From the West
No. 2, Chicago Fast Mail ,..., st0a Bt2b a
No. 4. Chicago Limited .,..,, $3.50 y $3.50 p
No, 8, chit q Kan. city Exp. sop 7'.0 y
Pecos Valley Trains
No, II, Amarillo, Roswell ana
Carlsbad ........... 7:sE
No. q, From Carlsbad, boswell
and Amarillo ......1o!4bp
From the South
'NO 10, chi, Den. & K, @, EN,,6;S0 a 1909 =
mo. 10 connects at Lamy with branch train
Tor Santa Fe and s,ups Mt an local points IN
New Mexico. n. To- PURDY, Agent.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

OVERHOLT IL BOND. SIC OF. Paul Jones
70S bottle WALSKT. 1910 9Th NV my--2.
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female.


WHITE COOKS and mode cooks. chamber
maids, laundresses, Mattresses, buffers. soul
lions. nurses. ianir1rs pUTters, drivers. APP
ply THE UNIQUE. S-f 18TH ST. nv. myl2-zt
BECOME a member Of the Peoples Protec-
tive Association and be furnished employ
ment without charge. Northeast cor Tth and
3 sts. NV. my10-3t
TO DEMONSTRATE the superiority Of our
method OF teaching touch typewFtlng and
rapid muscular movement penmauship, We
have decided 10 OneT a two months course
on Saturday mornings, absolutely free, 20 200
students Of the sth and high school grades.
positively no more than the above number
viii be accepted as our space is limited.
Apply at once TO STRAIEHS BUSINESS
COLLEGE. ap24-tf
sTRAYER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. llth and
nv. Day and night school all the year.
Shorthand. typsWriIlng bookkeeping bank
ing, English, and civil service. TypeNTiters at
students homes Write or call Tor catalogue.
ap2I-g0t
stenol raphtc Academy. Colorado bldg. open
al thC year day and night. PiJman. Graham.
Gregg. Barnes and syllable systems taught,
Positions guaranteed Individual instruction
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NoN-MEDICAL HEALING.

THE JUNOD CThe Vacuum METHOD u
CURING WITHOUT MEDICINE-BT RE-
STORING the cIrcUiaIlJu-has been the
means Of RESTORING 10 HEALTH many
Of WASHINGTON ; PROMINENT CITY
EMS. after the Csual remedies and meth
DDS had FAILED
1T WILL CURE THAT LANE BACK
RHEUMATISM. BRTGHTS DISEASE and
those ailments OF the SPINE STOMACH
KIDNEYS, &c, and those maIadies that AZ
sect the limbs and make canes. crutches. and
wheel chairs necessary, and walking lmDls-
Elhle.
Consultation Free
PROF. T. n. D. PARKER,
1924 New York Avenue.
Hours 10 10 D.
WASHINGTON REFERENCES FOR YOr.
LADY ASSISTANT.
For particulars SEE NON-MEDICAL
HEALING. Back cover. 1908 CITY Directory,
and this space next Saturday ana sunday.
my11-tf
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR LIBRARY
OF CONGRESS. WASH gton, D. c. May
S. 1905 Proposals viii b received at this Of
nee until clock p. m, June 5. lsV2. ana
then publicly opened, q furnish the annual
supplies OF Coal, Ice, Hardware, and Plumb
ing Housekeeping. Electrical and Painting
Materials. and for Rem owing Ashes and
washing Towels Blank proposals and other
information furnished on ppiicauon. BER-
NARD r. GREEN, Superintendent
myS9.1I. Il jess
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GOOD quality Opaque shades S5c; best quality
oil Opaque shaCez &C; hung free, VIII call
with samples. ELEEBLATTS :. 18th and II
els. ne. ociI-tf
We CALL promptly on short notice and
.uaks keys. safe and lock Work Ia ali
ranches: sole District agents for York
safes. SAFE sold on monthly payments. good
stock % new and secondhand safes o. hand.
WASHINGTON SAFE & LOCK CO. lz9z u
81 nv. Phone Main I7E. apIs-7Zt
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STRAW HAT CLEANING.

ALL KINDS OF straw hats cleaned while vo,,
wait: also felts, derbiss. silk hats. etc. work
hrst-class. Prices moderate. Don't forget
the number 73Z 18th st. NV ap90-e6t
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.

STRICTLY hrst-class fuu dress ana tuxedo
suits for hi-s Al most reasonable prices,
n 7 PINES. MERCHANT TAILO.-
I05 sth ST. nv apis q
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DYEING. CLEANING, PRESSING.

DTEIH-G. cleaning and pressing done %
pcteHt men give trial having
tr... Us once you Wiu do so again STRICK-
LAM ia II ST. myI2-sat
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

BRIfTON'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
wants ten c0lOrsd women ~ 70 10 Penn
sylvania- Apply Immediately, SIN ana Eve
SITS. r7,'7a al
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LET Us DO YOUR cold water painting. kali
somining, white washing and alabastina
work. machine OF hand work done IN am
colors; anywhere IN D. c, or suburi g. all
work guaranteed; give us trial NATHAN
BELL & Co, COS loth ST. ne
my10. Su ia. th-39t
VIM. J. McWHIRT,
PAINTING AND GRAINING AND HARD
WOOD FINISHING.
go EYE ST. n W.
ap28-tu, I'd. su-s0t
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ICE CREAM.
MANTELS AND TILES.

SELLING out present stock Of wood mantsls.
prices greatly reduced. EDWIN i. ELLEIls
go al 81 So. Win remove 10 new qusr-=rz
1I05 9th NV. June IsL apLt-5.-
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BRANCH OFFICES.
,NORTHMEsT.


GOLnENBERG 5. 9Th and X sts nv.
8 KAHN, SONS S CO, sth and Market space e
GREENS CAPITAL A u v T. r 7 5 y q
AGENCY, 1I45 18th St NV
". e. McNULTY, Cigar store, 18th and p ~.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor sth ST.. hnod9
Island ave and st. NV,
Il. T. BUTTS PHARMACY 4th ST ana
cHAs, c. HoRNUNG. christani Pharmacy.
sw. cor tn aud n SIS. nv.
sANFORD'S PHARMACY, New York ave.
and North Capitol street,
r. A. NEITCH 10Th and n sts- NV.
QUtGLEH'S PHARMACY. 2lst and q sts- NV
& II. WAGNER & CO., LIST and II SITS. nv.
4. T. TAGfnE. cor 9th and p SITS. NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Paavenw
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 18th and Park
MATTINGLYs PHARMACY. I4th and L.
NORTHEAST.
LADDON PHARMACY. 200 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS- H BLUMER, n Cap. and r SITS,
hRAIS- PHARMACY. 6th and X SIS
AccHEsNEY & JOACHIM, Sth ana + SIS, ne.
SOUTHEAST.
a. 4. POWELL 4th and East Capitol sts.
ROACH DRUG CO., Sth and @ SITS. Sc.
d. s. FEALY. nv. cor nth and Pa ave.
SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 9TH and B streets.
GEORGETOWN.
F. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. 5534 II ct. NV.
ANLCOSTIA.
BURTs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson sts.
BROOKLAND, u. C
ARTHUR H. F. LUERssEN Drug Store.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
T. L. CARNE q CO.. los King 81
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
T. A. sONNEMAN
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WORkINGMEN ali know that this is the
only place to buy suits OF clothes. q 10 e..
coats and vests, s. and 50: coats. ST. 80; pants
&LoO; goods all wool, tailor made Slightly
worm. We save you one half. Call and see
JUSTH OLD STAND $40 d. mvI1-7t
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ROOMS PAPERED 81 Up; frst-class Work
only; house painting, lowest prices all work
guar uteed- CHAS. 2. CARLISLE Phone
~ $50 Ss8 5th st. NV. myio-su th-sl
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male and Female.
COOKS, chambermaids. laundressss, wait
resses- buffers. sculIons. nurses, janitors
p0rters. drivers. best reference. THE
UNIQUE S2f 18th ST. NV myl2-2t
MANLY young cOiored man and wife. place
10 90 with some white people fOr summer
Address BOX 2S2 Times office. myIl-3t
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Il. WEIsBERG. Ladies Tailor 1874 North
Capitol Phone n. Zgl3-Y. suits 81 Up. goods
fur; $50 Up otherwise altering. remodel
ing specially made OF everything. work guar
anteed apz5-5Jt
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AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE-FOTd, Model r. top gas lamp.
etc Ford, Model n, top, etc. Stanley r01I--
Ing car, top etc Stanley Tuua5Jut and two
Cadilacs; all in good condition DEWEY
GARAGE, 1913 J. 81. nw. mylg-st
1,0 SLIGHTLY used automobiles for sale ar
go saanEe from Sl00 20 s.. 900. every machine
July guaranteed demonstration given. SD0t
cash Tor your automobiles. Cars sold on con-
slgnment, send Us POUR car We have = school
10 teach yea now 70 operate ana repair ans
automobile. Inside INSTRUCTIONS. SIS. Glass
now forming. Private lessons given. NICK.
F'..GOS AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE. Sggi.
j. "a st. NV. spIb-tf
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FLOOR OIL.

SPRING TINE is the time you most nAsd
Hunters Dust-killing Floor Oil After tak-
ing up the floor covering give II a coat ~
Hunters OH It gives the floor clean
glossy finish Only 5Oc gal Phone Msin
sass. OF drop postal 10 lis Pa ave. nv,
myil-f
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THE BELL. STUDIO gives one large duchess
panel with every order amounting 20 So eN-
cellence in portraiture. Lady solicitors want
ed 1921 O nv Phone NJ Hi3. my9-3ut
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TAILORS' TRIMMINGS.

WOOLESS six Innings. canvases. hair
cloth; al kinds 81 machine silk twist sud
buttons. buttons 10 order. J. NICHOLSON.
Phone Il. A95-M- go sth st. NV
zr5-es.r ID ia
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ENTIRE sTOCF

We DYE. clean and press garments az rea-
sonable prices: dyeing and repairing cur spe-
clalty. WASH. UNION PRESSING CLUB,
Edward Cooper. Ags. lll9 ILh 81 nv.
apZ8-tu. IN, su-91t
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MRS. HAGAS, fee crsam paEi0vs 5tH and Il
nw-t serves delicious cream and ices. orders
sent out, any quantity Fussers cream.
Phone y. 7IsJ. always open. quick delivery.
apl6-35t
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WANTED-AH persons desiring high-class
tenants for rooms call AMERICAN RENTAL.
BUREAU. 1872 g ST. leave address with de-
scriptions and prices; IS years experience;
satisfactory results guaranteed. qpl5-sat
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents, Wanted Help Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board, Boarding, For Rent
Rooms, Rooms and Board-lO cents
line; times cOnsecutiVely, 3 cents a
lire: times cOnsecuUVely, cents a
line Minimum charge 30 ceats.
Business Opportunities, For sale mis-
cellaneous, Horses and Vehicles. Lost
and Found, Wanted Miscellaneous
Dogs, Pets, etc.-l5 cents a linei times
consecutively, I2iz cents a line; times
consecutively, 10 cents line. Mini
mum charge As ceuts.
All other ClassihcatiOns-l5 cents a
line; times consecutively, GZ12 cents a
hnes 5 times consecutively. 10 cents =
lire. Minimum charge so cents.
Advertisements viii be accepted at
any Of the following branch oiilces
at regular Office rates. II II Is IN
convenient 60 leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be tele-
ph0ned direct 60 The Times (Mam
$500, and q messenger will call 10
collect without additional charge 10
the advertiser.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

POOL ROOM and eIear store. three tab5as
doing nrst-class business. reason for selling
owner has other business out ~ town
HUGHES. 90 II 81 ne Fnr11-et
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UPH0LSTERING.

NOTICE-Paeking and shipping % furniture
10 ali points Carpet cleaning and general
my speciality. J. J. DUNALLL. 1I3I X 81.
myll-s0t
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GROCERY. best in cts. fixtures worth mora
than price terms 10 suit Immediate 1tl-ar
Owner has other business. D0n't mIza fHis
Aldress BARGAIN, Times Office. mrfs-7t
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4. K. POWELL. 18th and East Capitol sts.
ROACH DRUG CO., 9Th and @ SITS. Sc.
ID. S. FEALY. nv. cor. nth and Pa ave.
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TO The LADIES.
MANICURING, SCALP AND FACIAL
nFaG-aEET

MISS Il. PETERSON. sls New York ave- nv.
myl2-30t
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ELK LAUNDRY. 1871 r NV. sheets &C.. pill
low cases, 2cs spreads, Toe; towels. &c; table
cloths, &c. napkins. 1c: collars and cuffs. De.
work guaranteed. suits a month. s.
ap2-s3t
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MUSIC.

c. E. CHRISTIAN. TEACHER OF VIOLIN
ORCHESTRAL SCHOOL.
iIudra-C0lUmbia Conservatory Of Music
Phone. n. $50 81 New York ave nv.
ap24-30t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ONE or THE largest gFaphophones IN the
world. a big bargain. just the thing FOR a
Sc theater; also drophead Standard sewing
machine cheap ~ sold a. once. see ROB
ER15O&. 1910 7th NV myi2-6i
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NORTHEAST.

LADDON PHARMACY. Zoo Florida ave. ne
ChAS- H BLUAER, N Cap. and r SITS. ne.
4cCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. I'd and y sts,
hRAUS PHARMACE. 6th and X SIS.
AccHESNEY & JOACHIM, Sth ana 4 SIS be.
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SOUTHWEST
v. HUGO EISENBEISS, 9Th and B streets
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PIANOS

PIANOS STORED. 81 per month: cared for
and tuned; repairs. tuning. drayage. etc
Special bargains IN pianos for sale. GEO R.
SHERIFF, lS6 r st. NV. aps-Su tn. th-Sot
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ANLCOSTIA.
HURTs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts
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EXPERIENCE SOLICITOR. on
portunity for capable man IN the
advertising department OF The Times.
Cau between 2 ana 10 q. m. Classified
Department, Times.
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GEORGETOWN.
+. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. 35s4 II st. NV.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

ONE DOZEN cabinet photos. two positions
showing proofs, $50: all work guaranteed: .
open Sundays. Phone n 1854. MELNICTpS
STUDIO, so2 9Th st. NV myz-sOt
OUR sPECIALTY-A sepIa porcelain minia-
tures oval; zl3xs inches. copied from any
photograph for $50. BOYCE STUDIO. 1925 F.
RpI5-S0t
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DR.. CECIL. FRENCH. SPECIALIST
Treatment OF the DOG and Cat exclusively,
once, us I'm St
Kennels. cor. Park road and 10Th 81 NV
my1-s5t
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TAILORING.

\. ZARIN, Ladies' and Gents tailor suits
10 order; altering, dyeing. cleaning. pressing,
goods called for and delivered Phone u $50
~ Indiana ave NV prices reasonable.
mEL-sgt
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

CARPENTER-An aIi-round carpenter and
handy man generally desires work with some
real estate firm. Address A&ACOSTIA,
Times Office. 10
JOB as helper in blacksmith shop have
u sd experience. Can give reference Address
BOX PSI, Times office. myl--3J
YOUNG LADY desires keep house for widow
er; references. r. a, Station B. myl2-3t
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FOR SAIE-One set Fairbanks platform
scoop scales. nearly new; can be seen ROOM
S. Navy Department, 3 10 $50. p
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GO TO AMERICAN RENTAL BUREAU. 1929
ST., for high-class rooms, board or flats:
information and assistance free; open even
inss. ap2s-sot