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Why worry the servant problem? It's serious. but
not impossible of solution. Common sense demands that
you keep on trying until you succeed many domescs are
worthless, but not all Keep striving and in time you will
get an excellent servant who wishes a permanent home;
then the problem solved far as you are concerned If
you had to 90 from house to house or agency to agency in
search of domestic in this "tryngout process you
would quickly yourself out But such course is uH
necessary The Times Want Ad pages viii bring them to
you-bng them in any number-and if you persist you will
in time secure the very servant you have in mind Gallup
Main $780, state exactly what kind of girl you wish then
persist until you succeed Surely that is far better than max
ing the rounds of employment bureaus Quite simple and
easy solution of the problem, don't you think?
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FOR sALE-MIscELLANEous.

LATEST DROPHEAD. .ee, Singer so.
singer with shuttle. SO: Standard Grand.
- fiousehoid make. SIS: Davis underfesI
5setiiies 500 Rotary, s31 %; $50 Davis shut
$3.50; $50 Winner 1882. We are seiIins- ne
illshgsL Grade machines IN washington az
less Ihah cost 20 advertise the only vertical
- - 10 nine made, the Davis superior for
ana and! al kinds Of art neeiIe work. Taught
Ae-- 4A3 etn 81. T7shrH.q+
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Probate Court
JUSTICE GOULD.
Called yesterday

y ~
Estate of Martha Lyles; will dated
January "A, 1895; filed, naming Nettic
&. Davis, eXeCuJriN
Estate of Ferdinand Miller. will
proven by witness; petition of Mar
Paret Miller and John Shugrue for
probate; record Of Will and letters tes-
tamentaTy; waiver. Attorneys, Lester
& Price.
Estate of. Charles a. Krey; petition Of
Annie krey, Louis L. Erey for PROBATE
ana record of viii and letters testa-
Etntary. Attorney. J. a. Maedel.
Estate Of owen Comedy: petition Of
Walter c. BaldersOu for leave 10 pay
taxes; order issued authorizing same.
Attorneys, RalsJon & SiddOns.
tCalled tOdayl
Estate OF Frances Jones: petition or
Benjamin L. Bingham for probate and
record Of will and for letters testamen-
Jarys order admitting will 70 probate
and record and granting letters tesla
mentary 10 Benjamin h. Bingham; bond.
500 Attorney, w. H. Sholes.
Estate OF David Roberts; order ad-
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Personal.

PRIVATE DETECTIVE sERVICE-Pumpt
Fetlablo and absolutely confidential. Expert
specialist Ia delicate and intricate matters.
= years practical experience Late ia L.
= Governmeut service. Ny credentials from
Iea4lng business men and high n. S. Gov
eminent officials viii convince you THAI j am
above the average private detective "a char
acter ana In ability 70 produce results. Only
mBh- grade, legitimate work solicited Private
consul tation rooms. Phone Main $50. NOR
80 BRADFORD, Jr., SUITE Z8. COLO
RALO BUILDING, 18th and q. tAfter & ID.
M. can be consulted al my residence. gJgz
mn ST. nv. Resicancs phone North 1881
mh6-3t
MADAM THEO. palmist. card reader. ana
medium. German spoken 90 II 81. NV
mhl0. U.13l5
NINE. CATHERINE, paImist sl4 New York
ave. 10 a. IN. 20 Z D. ms - and 80 cents.
mhSlt
CIRCULATION means new lie. see = x
REED 81 @ ST. NV. Tor facial. fcaIu treat
menti shampool.g. halrdTeszIug and uanlcu4-
ing. 100 a.
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RUG WEAVING.

HANDSOME reversible rugs made from old
worn carpet; drop postal. ECLIPSE RUG
WEAVING co . 18th ST. ne. feI3-20t
SAVE your old carpets rugs woven from
old carpets; the only weaving factory OF its
kind in the city. WASHINGTON RUG CO.
SCI 9TH st. NV Phone eSain 1925. 5a7-SOt
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Thinning AND HEATING.

REFINING gas stoves and gas ranges. 50
Phone y 40ITT. mhIB-5t
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FLOOR OIL.

FLOOR OIL.
DON'T BREAK YOUR BACK SCRUBBING,
use Hunters Dust Killing Floor oil. II
keeps the floors clean ana sanitary: rid the
house OF insects. 6Uc a gallon Telephone
Main 545S OF drop postal 20 Il3 Pa. ave. NV.
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IADDON PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave. ra
CHAS H.. BLJTMER. y. Cap and II cts ne
KRAU5' PHARMACY, 9th and X sts
McCHESNEE a. JOACHIM Sth and r sts ne
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FOR 6ALE-Ics boxes: suitable for grocery;
made by people who know how; not tinkers.
See HOPWOOD. 8th and K nhq-2t
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fOIt Salsh-tlne slightly used Stien piano.
ussd only Two months another piano Of same
5s4l4Hs' us'a only six months, AT greatly re-
duced prices; ono secDnsi-hard l5r.rI-F,t
thHaoe). Aitoi one second hand upright. $50:
eisy payments. CHAS. NJ. STTEFF 100s-
mhi0-tf
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WANTED-FURNITURE.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR furniture. carpets.
bric-a-brac and all kinds OF household goods
BAUMS FURNITURE SHOP. 14th and u
sts NV. Phone North 1913 te1stf
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WHY PAY CAR FARE when We sell guar
auteed bicycles as low as 81 up. We have
about 10 sIigF -ly used high grade bicycles. in
first class condition. some as low as 81 c.
T. Hunter The Bicyclemal. 1l3 Pa. ave NV.
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FOR sALE-Grocery. notion. and c,,fe--
tonery, on corner; no opposition: good h0sIse
attached; selling on account Wifs's deafh-
zZZf II 81. nv. robIT.s1
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEKALE.

GIRLs-By whi.s girl, ace as nurse n ight
homework. - DeCuls- 81. ne. u
COOK-Place as cook; no washing. AS Eye
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EDUCATIONAL.

PRIVATE LESSONS IN mathematics.
sciences. languages, music. university grad
uate: twenty years experience literary
work revised. PROF. =. Station g, BOX
a5lg city. fe23-30t
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE2 We store for 75c a I1ad
UNITED STATES STORAGE &C SfS-49S- 40
1eth St NV. Phone Main 1929. deis-9ot
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MADAM THO. palmist. card reader. ana
medium German spoken % II 81. uw.
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SOUTHEAST.

A d. POWELL. 9Th and East Capitol sts
ROACH DRUG CO. Sth and O SITS Sc
n S FEALY. NV. cor nth and Pa ave.
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AUTOMOBILES.

EOR SALE-Pope-Ha automobile. good
as new four cylinders: 3O-horsepower. sauir,-
ped with top. two sets OF lamps, horn. ana
extra tires viii sell FOR 81 100. 80 9Th 81
NV. mhI0-st
FOUR-CYLINDER Ford runabout;- complete
equipment fine order $500 cash Address
BOX So. Times Office. rn1q-rF
SWELL BAKER electric Staahope. new hat
terry S40e. Take Diamond part payment
BOX 22S Times office uhg-rr
NOTICE-HavIng taken over the large stock
OF automobile and carriage tires OF Clarence
3 hessler & Bro and OF Howard T. Jones
a. Co. we can now offer the trade and con-
sumers an unequailei assortment u frsts
and seconds ia castings tubes and solid tires
at lowest possible prices. Expert vulcsnsz-
ing and retrea1lnE at fE1ndbIe prices
Quick service and satisfaction qua rantee4
JONES-kESSLER RUBBER TIRE co.
Luc.p, COS J. 81. Phone Main 1885,
mh7-6t- sa- mo ia
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UPRIGHT Hartman. used very little: excsI-
len condition. $40 quick 1917 9th NV
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Criminal Court, No. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

Called Yesterday
No 25S2S United states Us. Albert
Brown; verdict, guilty murder in trst
degree. Defendants attorneys, Ben "a
min J.. Gaskins and II. l. Thomas.
{Called TOday.)
No 2592L United States vs.. Albert
West: receiving stolen goods; jury
sworn. Defendants attorney, Harry A.
Hearty.
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WHICH KIND2

'Namie's husband gave her q jar yes
teTday.''
Flowers Or jolt?"-Exchange
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Circuit Court, No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON

kAGllE4 AbAtF -
No 1888 Crook vs.. Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company; on tTlal, Plain
fiTs attorneys. Wilton j. Lambert, c.,
W. Fowler. T. Edward Mclean; defend
ants attorneys. NJ j. Colbert and j. }.
Ia milton
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FOR SALE-&z9. new Victor talking machine
and records; bargain 1852 Goth 81. NV
u1hq-2f
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COURT RECORD
pIsTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Circuit Court, No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

No. sggs9. PEI rs. Mckay ct al: jury
again resnited PLAINTIFFS attorney
Henry T. Davis: defendants attorneys,
A. s. Worthington and III. +. Woodland;
No 502lS Washington Railway ana
Electric Company Us. Potomac. Balti-
more and Washington Railroad Com
pany; judgment by default for S2,olS.2a
with interest and costs. PLAINTIFFS at
torneys, j. j. Darlington ana Z. 4.
Douglass.
No 47620 MontrOse Lumber Company
Us. Heaton; jury sworn. Plaintitts at
torDeys. Ralston q SiddOns and ii, W.
Wheatley. defendaut's attorney, E, 5,
DuvaH jr.
No. 46SSl Agnew Us. washington Loan
and Trust Company; case stricken from
calendar. PLAINTIFFS attorneys, II. T.
Davis and T. b. kimball; defendant s
attorney, A. s. Worthington-
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SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEISS. eth and streets.
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Advertisements will be accented
at any of the following branch Of
fees at regular Office rates. If il is
announcement to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be tele.
phOned direct to The Times Main
$500, and a messenger will call to
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser.
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FOR SALE-An eight column adding and
calculating machine in perfect condition: A
bargain 10 quick buyer. BOX IS, Times
Office. Tuhg-st
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Criminal Court, No. q.
JUSTICE BARNARD.

VII LUIIFIN-I
no. 1882. United States vs.. Robert
Collins. assault with dangerous weapon
verdict. guilty, defendant remanded.
Defendants attorney, Foster Lusby.
No. l403S. In re estate of William Q.
Denisou; verdict sustaining will. At
torneys for Caveatee. J. = Darlington
and /. 3. Linton for CaVeatOr. H. w.
WheatlCy.
No. 1917 Neuland VS. Harrell. on
trial Plaintiffs attorney. II. w. Sohon;
defendants attorney, G. Allnut White
~ NA-nIa q Ilr-.r-L ...I-r-
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RROOKLAND d. C.
ARTHUR H. F. LUERSSEN Drug store.
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HELP wANrED-MaIe s.e Eemals.

STENOGRApHTC ACADEAy 3rado
building open all the year da. Ighti
Pitman. Graham, Gregg. Barnes. sylIa-
bic systems. Positions guaant sea. IndiVid-
uaI instruction. Iu4r0-tf
WANTED-High salaries 20 fiYst-class cut
ters The only school IA the city where gh
ART designing and cutting Is taught We
teach talIors and dressnake rs. Patton ed
measure short and ample. The CIR ACI
SCHOOL Or GARMENT CU1 TING, I2s5 G
ST NV. fs22-3gt
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BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SIS.
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TIMES WANTS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents. Wanted Help. Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board, Boarding For
Rent Rooms, Rooms and Board-IO
cents line: 2 times cOnsecutfveIv Q
cents a line; 3 times consecutfvely 8
cents a line Minimum charge 90 cents
Business Opportunities, For Sale
Miscellaneous Horses and Vehicles
Lost and Found, Wanted Aiscellan-
'eOus, Dogs, Pets, etc.-15 cents a line.
2 times COnsecutively 121z cents a
linei 3 times cOnsecutively, 10 cents a
line Minimum charge As cents.
All other Classificati0ns-15 cents a
line 2 times consecutively, 1921 cents
a line; 5 times COnsecutiveIy. 10 cents
& line. Minimum charge 60 cents.
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. z. CARNE & CO. 7o3 King 81. zElA
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WAYTED-ROOMS.

WASTED-Fnrr UNFINISHED rooms with gas.
bath and one heated. between East Capitol
PeHnsylvauia, ID. and 5th Sc permanent.
prompt pay. Address. stating location and
terms. which must be reasonable. Address
BOX 234 Times Office. 1t
MARRIED COUPLE with child years old
desires room with board: private family pre-
ferrei: must state terms. BOX 328 Times
Office mhS-2t
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LUNCH ROOM; close % Union Station. for
tune Tor right man. DUGAN. 6I7 Louisiana
ave. r-hfH-Er
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Equity Court, No. .
JUSTICE GOULD.

No. 27666. FoIweu VS. Onutt: substi
tuition of trustee ordered. Compartments
solicitor, w. c. Martin
Nos. 1890 and 1SGgl. DickeTsOn VS. Gil
lette; court costs ordered refunded In
both cases COmplainauCS solicitors
Cowen. Dickerson and G. Brown de
PENDANTS solicitor r. A. Newman.
National Savings & Trust Co. VS..
Rhees; on hearing Compartments So
licitor, George Francis Williams; de
PENDANTS attorneys, r. Ross Perry and
John Paul Earnest.
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Equity Court No. I.
JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

(CalIed yesterday
No -. Harrington VS.. Harrington;
motion for aIimony pendente lite de
MED. Compliments solicitors, y. IS.
Webb and Edwin Forrest defendants
solicitors, Smith & Walker and G. 7.
HCndler.
Called tOday.)
No 1901. Acton VS.. Acton; rule as to
almony returnable March 90 1905 Com
planants solicitor. i. $. Bailey.
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SPIRITUALISM.

IF YOU WISH ADVICE and information on
any subject call 10 see Mr. Million and get Z,
palm reading or psychic reading MIR Million
also teaches hypnotism, mental hypnotic sug-
gestion and palmistry- si2 Eye 81. NV.
mhS-7t
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BOOMING HOUSE. handsomely fTT-77-,e7.
clearing 500 month; owner leaving CIV.
price. 1880: sos cash required. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS'. GIL +. mhfO-8t
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neutrality-suspicious.

WANTED-PAPERHAN
FIRsT-CLAss PAPERHANGERs. PIECE
WORKERS APPLY RETAIL Wall PA
PER DEALERS ASSOCIATION. As PENN
AVE, PITTSBURG, Pa.
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WHOLESALE liquor license. have the I0ca-
Ton tor same. DUGAN. 6l7 louisiana ave.
mhIg1t
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sALOON-BusiHess street. q sold al once.
$500. DUGAN. 67 Louisiana ave. mhl0-8,
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FOR SALE-Five large ice boxes and gro
Gerry wagons at low prices. j. T. j. PYLFS,
AZ fth 81. Sc. Ynhg-gr
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. face and SCALP.
Swedish movements; physical culture. mani
curing and Chiropody. Appointments 0ut
Open Sundays. second-foor front. Walk in.
bl5 18th st. NV. sa9q- q0-
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FOR sALE-Tw0 very fine show cases;
feet long; also others. See HOLLYWOOD.
sth and X mhg-st
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DAIRY LUNCH; daiiv rsieT -
rent worth 500; n sold this wesI saCriGcs
S-ye- NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKF-Rf
VI = q.
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FOR sALE-steeI range. 8 feet long: double
ovens; also iron safe. See HOLLYWOOD. 8th
ana X uhS-7t
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fifteen years. clearing 500 month; f5,turez
worth $500. NEW YORK BUSINESS RROE.
Frs, Gil F. mhI0-5f
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

MEN To LEARN BARBER TRADE-Great-
est opportunity ever offered. only eight
weeks required expenses earned while learn
ing; steady position guaranteed graduates;
write Tor free catalogue. MOLER BAR
Der COLLEGE, 2g7 Bowery. New York city.
mhs-6t
OYSTER SHUCKER-Good raw box).
MAD4ES HOTEL. corner 80 and Pennsylvania
ave. mhl0-3t
PRESSER on vests at once. SOS 9Th 81. nv.
ROOM II. mh10-2t
SOLICITORS 20 place pocket banks in Balti-
hustie6s. T. +. BOWES. second noor. stew
art q Co.. Howard and Lexington. Bait
more, Md. 1t
SECOND HAND on bread wagon. 1913 7th
NV. Il
TAILOR-FIrst-class tailor; also tailorpss;
experienced on buttOnhoies. Apply KLEIN
1902 Q ST. NV. mhl0-5t
VAITER-Neat colored student waiter THE
STAFFORD, 18th and Monroe SITS. NV.
mhl0-2t
WANTED-Y0ung men 9r youths With bicy-
cies may ina very prontable employment p
messengers; those attending school viii %
employed after school hours. MUTUAL DIS
TRICT MESSENGER CO.. 1901 A.
nol3tu, .th-u
WANTED-Men 10 get BEST haircut In the
city, 15ci shave. including neck shave. Zoe;
razJrs hOned. l5Cs two, z5c: white BARRIERS;
oren till p. IN Oh St NV. fe2s-sot
neutrality-suspicious..
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ROLLER SKATES.

WE CAN SAVE you MONEY on ROLLER
SKATES.
WINSLOW and Barney * Berry lI-bearing
rink, 81. Union Hardware rink skates. 81 60
We carry all parts OF skates. repairing a
speciality. c. T, HUNTER. The Bicycle
Nan. 1l3 Pennsylyania ave. nv. mh9-tg
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GROCERY and market store: fiorfbe7-+-
living rooms same owner seven. years. 900,
sales, $40 stock will invoice 81 z09- 49,
$500: great bargain. NEW YORK RTTsTssF-is5
BROKERS'. Gil +. r0b-6- 81
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woRKINGMARS WANTS.

WQRKINGMEN. don't fail to call; orercostz
s. and So suits. 50 and 81. c. and ". 81.
coats SL50; pants. $50. goods all wool.
tailor made (sIightIy worm JUSTHS OLD
STAND. GIG D. ruhq--f
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PENMANSHIP.

JOIN OUR special class in penmanship under
Tire direction of our expert penman; only s.
a month; call or write for particulars.
DRAUGHON's SPENCER AN BUSINESS
COLLEGE. Academy Of Music Building. 4G3
9Th st. NV. mh4-tf
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FOR sALE-UDright piano; good order; also
singer sewing machine. drop head guar
anteed- See HOLLYWOOD gth and X uh2st
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measure short and ample. The GERaCI
SCHOOL Oh GARMENT CUTTING, I2s5 G
st NV. t;22-8tt
SITUATIONS wANrED--FEKlALE.
GIRL-By whi.s girl, ace as nurse n lght
h0usework. - Decnl'- 81. ne. u
COOK-Place as cook; no washing. AS Eye
NV. Il
WOMAN-By weIl-eiucated woman. position
as Demonstration travelling agent or literary
work Address BOX 335. Times ONCE. Il
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
DENTIsT-Graduate registered: desires po-
sitions either IA charge Of Office OF as assist
ant BOX $50. Times Office. Hh4-5r
ROY-By German boy, aged fifteen years.
neat and willing worker. Address 81.
MISHEL. $50 Harrison ST., Anacostit-
FIIAoINO young man wants work out OF
school hours lu exchange FOR board and room
to re spectabla house or family, 1879 q 81.
NV, Il
POsIT on by young man as travelling sales
man: experience. address L. A. b. BOX Z33,
Davidson, n. 9. mns-st
LET ME THI3L your vines and trees before
sap rises. Dr'J postal. REID, 4sa r 81. So.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
VANTED-FurnIturs for cash: sell your
goods 20 the man who gives you the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and X.
mhl-tf
HIGHEST cash prices paid for discarded wear
ing apparel: ladies' or gents send postal:
wiu call y. TARSHES. 1905 sth uw. Phone
North 4s3. mh6-u
A lIxI4 and a SKI camera without lenses. Ad-
dress PHOTOGRAPHER. g42 1 81 NV
mhl0-3t
BTCYCLE-HIgh-grade. only slightly used
uJ3 10th St NV II
HORSE for family use. must De gentle and
good locker. Apply 426 Sth ST. re. Il
PAY the highest cash prices for ladies'
and gsntlemens cast-on wearing apparel.
drop card. will call. c. LIVINGSTON. 1919
9Th st. NV, phone Main 626l- mhl-35t
HIGH PRICES paid for ladies' and gents
clothing. Drop postal. Il. Gewirz. l5Ji l,h nv.
mhI-tf
BIG MONEY PAID Tor desirable furniture.
carpets, Office furniture, and household goods
contents especially. also stocks u merChan-
disc. d. SOTE,i, 625 La. ave. Phone 81. sJ-S.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-12
WRIGHT IN AIR
OvERSEvENTY
MINUTES
HANDLES MARVELLOUS
AER0PLANE AT WILL
Describes Figure 48" Over
Fort Meyer Drill Grounds
Amid PIauditS of Enthusiast
tic Army and Navy Officers,
lBy Morning journal Special Leased wirel

nv Morning journal Special Leased Wire !
Washington, Sept. ll.-Mr. Wright
arrived at the testing grounds at Fort
Mycr at 4 o'clock and Immediately
prepared to make fight. He had
been in conference with Lieutenant
Sweet, the representative of the navy
at the aeronautical trials, in conncc-
tlon with the plans of the naval
branch of the service for adoptng
aeroplanes.
The weather conditions were ideal
and Mr. Wright lost no time. Before
making the first flight Mr.. Wright
said:
81 want to make a flight of about
ten minutes in order to sec how my
present speed compares with what
made at KittYhaWk n. G. ! have u
time and a distance apparatus attach
ed to the acroplanc but as it registers
only ten lilometers without repcatng
have to make a short 1ight in order
to determine the speed at which the
machine travels through the air"
Starting at 4:41 the acroplanc made
nine rounds of the drill grounds and
then landing within a few feet Of the
thousand or more spectators, Mr..
Wright computed the speed Of his
record breaking flights.
The annemometer registers l1.f4
klometers, ," said Nh Wright making
the speed a little over thirty-scvcn
miles an We made forty-four
mil a <ittyhaWk with a.
litl sp 'ourse the turns
thcr we're .a,n larger, and therefore
did not impair the speed as much as
the turns made here, but ! had no idea
there was such a great difference.
Later Mr. Wright found that he
had miscait uiaDcu the speed, and as
finally computed the speed was an
nounced as 1855 miles an hour.
To those who have Witnessed Mr.
Wrights flights from the beginning
the results. marvellous as they arc, are
now regarded as matter OF course
but the majority of those who wit
messed todays long flight were reused
to great enthusiasm when the aviator
for the third successive day broke his
best previous record F'ifty-scVcn
times the machine passed over the
starting point during the seventy min
utes and thirty-siX seconds that it'll
was up. Twice the acroplanist de-
scribed the figure rs" showing for the
first time during his Fort Meyer
flights that he could control his ma
chine in any direction A feautre OF
the landing was that nc did not stop |
the motor until the machine touched !
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-12
RUSSIANS RESOLVED ON
RIGID RERENCHMEN 7

St Petersburg. Sept. 1.-the min
l>try of finance is now working on the
budget for 1909. and its preliminary
lahors have resulted in the usual strug-
gle for the maintenance of the eco-
nomical policy of VI. Kokovsoff as
against the desires of the other min
isters for large appropriations. The
chief offenders are the ministries OF
war. marine and railroads Their esti-
mates. if granted would involve a
deficit OF nearly one million dollars.
NJ. koEovsoff insists on slashing the
rstimates for new projects 20 the bone
ln order TO bring expenditure within
lne estimated income He declares
'hat he VIII not present a budget with
p deficit To the douma. and in this at
liiude he is supported by Premier
Stolypin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-09-12
WRIGHT'S RIVAL ASKS
EXTENSION or TlNI

New York, Sept 11.-A. NJ. Herring
of this city who has asked for an
extension of time for the government
tests of his acroplane, said today that
his machine was ready for the tests
but he desired additional time TO make
improvements. Mr.. Herring said he
was not surprised at the record break
ing Nights of OrviIIc Wright at Fort
Myer and spoke confidently of the
possibility of taking trip to chi
cago in his acroplanc.
with my machine working as =
fully expect them to- he said, 81
could ly to Chicago without a stop.
Mr. Herring believes the question of
equilibrium has been solved by him
IN this machine which he said. Is
stronger than Wright's aeroplanc. and
weighs much less