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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-09-18

dozrn Plate Doilies Mrs f II Thomas
Mlddlebury End SOC.
kult Wouen Mitt-ns Mrs K II Thomas
Mtddleburl 2nd 25c.
BattehbuIg Ctnterpiece Mrs T. II Thomas
Nid1lehury 2ud 75c.
CLASS 23-ARTISTIC.
Single Specimen in Oil Miss Minnie
Turner Mldd lebury End 81.
Best Collection Oil Paintings Custer Ing.
ham Vergennes LIST S.
Si"gle Specimen in OIL Custer Ingham
VerEennes LIST SO.
Collection Water Culors Custer Ingham
Vrrgennes End 50
Original Sprciman Water Colors Custer
Ingham Vergennps LIST 50
Special Pen and lux Drawing E A
Stevenson Middebury special 81.
Crayon Drawing b j Wiinnett Middle.
bury 1st S3
Crayon Drawing B Wimmett Middle
bury 2nd 81
Special IN Oil Mrs o H johnson Ticon-
derOga special Sc
Single Specm m in Oil Mrs L A Webster
Whiting LIST 50.
Best Collection Oil Painting Eta Scovel
Cornwall special 49,
Largest Display by one Exhibitor in
Glass 33 1909 Pieces Grace VI Bosworth
Bristol LIST So.
Best Single Specimen China Painting
Grace NJ Bosworth Bristol LIST So
Best Original Specimen in Oil Grace NJ
b. sworth Bristol 2nd 81.
Best Collection Oil Paintings Grace NJ
Bosworth Bristol 2nd 50.
Specimen IN o Mrs James Mack Corn
wall special So
Sketches l. A Webster Whiting special
ST.
CLASS "a FLOWERS and PLANTS.
Collection Cut Flowers Mrs c N Dickin-
son Middlebury 2nd SO.
Collection Potted Plants Mrs c. N Dick
inson Middlebury 2nd So.
Pair Hand Bouquets Mrs N Dickinson
Middlebury LIST 81.
Parlor Bouquets Mrs G. N Dickinson Mid
dIebury LIST So
Bouquet Native Flowers Mrs C N Dickin-
son Middlebury LIST 81
Fernwood Mrs G. N Dickinson Middle
bury 2nd 81.
Collection Phlox Mrs c N Dickinson
Miidlebury list SOC.
CoI'c tion Dahlias Mrs G N Dickinson
MllnleDuIy LIST Sl.
Largest and Best Collection Cut Flowers
Mrs Geo Dunbar st Adams LIST Sc.
Astors Mrs | NJ Taylor Middlebury End
9jc.
PhlpX Mrs E Ii Thomas Middlebury 2nd
2jc.
Best Collection Potted Plants c d Bng-
ham Midiebury list So.
Pair Hand Bouquets g ID Bingham Mid
dlebury 2nd soc
Bouquet Native Flowers c. ID Bingham
Middlebury 2nd soc.
Display Fernwood G b Bingham Middle
bury LIST 50
Collection Asters C d Bingham Middle
bury LIST soc.
Floral Design c d Bingham Middlebury
1t 81
Parlr Bouquet Mrs R l. Brough Middle
bury 2nd 81.
CLASS 35-BREAD and CAKE.
Wheat Bread Mrs w H Wells Middle
bury 2nd 81.
Roll Jelly Cake Mrs w H Wells Middle
bury LIST SOC.
Chocolate Cake Mrs H Jewett Cornwall
LIST SOC.
Fruit Cake Mrs L F Cashner Middlebury
LIST SOC.
jelly Cake Mrs Fred Crane Bridport end
25c.
Biscuit Mrs George Dunbar st Adams
LIST So.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-09-18

q s Aver Salisbury 81.
A w Foster Middlebury SO.
G d Miner ." $3.50.
/ Storms I" 81.
j. Woodbury. & Co Shoreham s..
w Dunbar st Adams S24.
Mrs q w Dunbar - $3.50.
Otterburn Poultry Yards Pittsford 81.
b G NOrthrup Proctor SO.
A w Sturtevant Middlebury 81. so.
w H Morcomb rs.
ii Bristol Vergennes 49, so.
w Z Sturtevant Middlebury $3.50.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-09-18
Ihat BaautifuI GInas

comes from the varnish in Devoe's Var
nish Floor Paint costs cents more a
quart though Sold by A. Calhoun &
Son.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1908-09-18

Transfer work (horal halD Mrs B B
Brown Middlebury special 500.
Embroidered frames Mrs L + Cashier
E Middlebury special SOC.
Burnt wood work Fletcher Huntington
Weybridge special SOC.
Embroidered dress Miss Lulu Woods
Midd,ebury special SOC.
Steel sketch view of Middlebury L o La
Morder E Mddlebury special DC.
Collection of photographs Eugene B
Flatt E Shoreham special SOC.
Rugs Eugene b Flatt E Shoreham special
soc.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-28

AAbtLlo GuA445 " WI
ems. Fifteen cents
worth will be SUN.
Client to pack a
large wardrobe. 1t
may be busted into
fur and ON delicate
shades of cloth
without causing the
slightest injury or
dlscolorahon. and 1t
has no odor, which
is m advantage. 1t
is desirable to
throw the powder
into the seams and
corners of the trunk
or box and then
line 1t with news
papers before pack
Ing the garments.
Skirts Will be
IN ore fat when
folded than coats;
erefore they
should be placed mt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-28

nation, the bureaus keep busIly at
it, as though they were still in desper-
ate need of more votes. The opposi.
ton to Secretary Taft insists that the
boom OF the War Secretary has reach
ed high water mark; that the next
four weeks will demonstrate its weak
ness. and that Secretary Taft will not,
on any ballot, come within $50 votes
OF a nomination. Frank Hitchcock,
the man in charge of Taft's Washing
ton bureau, is a clever and hardwork-
ing young man, who achieved fame
Us a leader in southern politics. His
influence came from the fact that he
was first assistant postmaster general
and In his hands laid the fate of prac-
tically all the postmasters who get
commissions. What weight he can
have now is question that is worry
ing many observers, and it is pref
ty GENERALLY belived that after the
close OF the campaign, he will again
resume his duties as first assistant,
Notwithstanding the executive order
to Federal ofice-holders to keep out
of the spheres of "pernicIous political
activity"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-28
lsneclal cor-r,aa; oondenee..l

WASHINGTON. D. o. March 81
II looks now very much as though
the Aldrich financial bill win go
through both houses before the close
Of this session, with the railroad bond
clause eliminated. The bill is admit
tedIy the best that has been present
ed in either house. in that It con-
forms to the general banking system
nov in vogue, and Is not, like the
Fowler bill, radical departure from
the present methods. The railroad
bond clause, permitting their use as a
basis for circulation, was removed by
the Senate committee OF which Sena-
tor AIdrich is the chairman. The day
following the decision to take out this
feature Of the bin, Senator La Fol-
Iette made his speech on the financial
situation, and took occasion to rap
severely ut that feature and to declare
that the so,called panic" was made
to order in Wall street for the purpose
of shooting the administration away
from further investigations of the
transactions there.
When Congress convened, there
were few members that did not have
bills that were guaranteed to cure all
the financial Ills OF the country, and
there were not less than 200 such
measures put into the hopper in both
the Senate and the House. Some OF
them were fantastic and impossible
Others revised completely the ma
TONS financial system, and still 9th,
ers seemed to have been drawn espe'
cialIy for the purpose Of showing to
constituents that the member knew
something about banking. 1t is safe
to sey. too. that not all these measures
proved so to constituents.
Democrats have used up much time
in trying to show to the country that
the majority would dllly.dally along
without accomplishing any financial
Legislation, and seemed particularly
hurt that bills were not rushed
Through and made into laws before
the members themselves were certain
as to what the effect OF such legisla-
ton would be. Most OF them are now
pretty well agreed that 1t would not
have been the part of wisdom to hur-
riedly approach such complex thing
as the nations banking business with
cure4all legislation that might have
worked more damage than good.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-28

stpcET oF INTERESTING NEWS FRol rtE
sokdETE, ING MORE ABog1 TIE DUKE or


meanwhile, the Effects Of the money
stringency. brought about beyond
question BY New York City, are pass
ing rapidly into the beyond, and CON
fdenee which cannot be brought about
by legislation Of any sort. is return
ing In what the financial writers them
selves term leaps and bounds"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICE.

To any of our customers who are
contemplating installing hot water or
steam heat this season in order 20
give you the benefit of the present low
prices on boilers and radiators we
will place orders now to be delivered
in June. II you are interested in hot
water or steam heat send US postal
or phone US; It will cost you nothing
to get an estimate of your require.
ments. You cannot afford to miss this
opportunity.
REED PLUMBING CO.,
Carr Bldg, Parks Ave.
Both Phones. Fairmont.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-28

The employers liability act Is an
other measure Of Importance that viii
demand the attention of Congress. In
asmuch as the former bill has been
found wanting by the Supreme Court
it Is hardly likely that the Congress
vii rush through another bill until GER
tain that 1t cannot be rendered nuga-
tory by court decisions, Labor IN
ion men, who convened in Washing
ton to formulate bill of protests to
Congress, admit that 1t would be un-
sraed ha wllleaea aissue tton.pfoi
wise to pass bill until 1t Is demon
strated that It will stand the test in
the Supreme Courts. which is the
things desired by all the leaders in
both parties. The Sherman antitrust
bill viii receive some attention, too.
as II Is pretty generally admitted that
as It stands. the bill permits prosecu-
ton along lines not wholly to be de-
sired, while it precludes the posslbill-
ty Of action that Is demanded by pub
lie opinion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-28

sper%,05 Of presidential c1a3!lc:ss.
politicians here who arc close stu
dents OF the situation have been hard
at work wondering about the Tat can
dldacy, ever since Frank Hitchcock.
who has charge Of the Taft public
ity bureau In Washington. Issued his
statement in which he laid claim to
more than $50 delegates for his can
didate. These politicians are wonder
ing why, II the statement be accurate.
the secretary's friends continue the
enormous organization that has been
brought together to give publicity to
his boom. Headquarters are main-
talnel in washington and Columbus.
each in charge Of a highly paid man
Hitchcock and Arthur L. Vorys--
and with a large stan of well-paid en-
ploycs, who are perfectly trained IN
the art OF gaining publicity. So, al
though Mr.. Hitchcock Inns claimed
enough votes to give Taft the nom
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-28

zor.stropper; c. B. Gosne1 and A. NJ.
Harris, Keyser, brake-head; j. B. Hui.
fard, Ferris, assignor to ELECTRO Metal
lurgical Company, Chicago. process OF
producing slag.free ferrochronium, and
w. P. Norris, sistersyille, automatic
cut-off.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-28
Capital Stock Paid ia
$3.50, 10000

We solicit your business whleh M
receivs prompt and careful Atteatlo
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-28
Today's Suggestion by Ellen Stan.
new GIBSON SHIRT WAIST.

this season Of the when winter garments are soon to be put
important
m should b treated they to be brought forth winter
from moth holes
speck
rubbed with cleaning
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-28

"Uncle Joe" Cannon, who has been
compelled to transact all his busl-
ness, public and private, in one room,
has at last drawn two rooms-those
formerly occupied by the committee
on Ways and Means. which has moved
to the new Office building. For years,
the speaker, his secretary, and the
parliamentary clerk of the House,
have ben kept to one room. The re
suit has been that the speaker was
driven to the closet in corridor when
he wanted to have a conference in
private. Inasmuch as he is running
for President now as hard as he can,
he has many things that need looking
after and the two rooms will probably
be the cause of added impetus to his
boom, which according to William
Brown Mckinley. who is taking care
Of It, is not thing to be sneezed at.
Vice President Fairbanks is another
official who has only one room in
which to transact all his business. Ev-
cry other official OF the government,
but the Vice President and Speaker,
have always had room enough to house
their desks. secretaries and clerks
without crowding them into such
small space.
1t is a custom in the Senate to send
a handsome bouquet to the Vice Pres
idents desk eacn day. Formerly the
flowers we're permitted to wither, but
Vice President Fairbanks has inshtut'
ed new custom. Each day, the flow
ers, after standing a while on his desk,
are sent to some clerk, employe or
friend, who is i'll. 1t is pretty GUS
tom and one that hrs endcared the
Vice President to those v'ho know
about it.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-28
.illleEs YirainIa Patents.

il R Dunlap. patent attorney, VI
gheGltaE, reports the recent Issue 81
~ following patents to West Virginia
sliyanl11s. W. N. Clemens Wheeling.
E adiuattng mechanism for piano
lgyss a h. Fleming, Fairmont. ra-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-03-28
Through Service
Eairrs1ent % Glar sburs
( lisA lRlg oNT 4 q IN ss0Rc

llh8oh 6 CT tlIalSSBUh0
TRACTION coMRAhlYa
csFS leave Cor. Main and lshernsa
sta Fslrmens, HOURLY Tor cIsrla
burg and intermediate Points froa
500 a. NJ. Until 1880 P. n
Schedule Of lntsurban ears oets
Der q, 1907.
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FLOOR OIL.

COOL BRIGHT, DUsTLEss FLOORS can
be obtained by using Hunters Dust Killing
Floor OIL SOC gallon. drop us a postal on
phone Main 545S 113 Pa. ave. NV. jes-tf
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST,

GOLDENBERG'S 7th AMI X SITS. NV.
q. KAHN, SONS s. CO, Sth ana Market space
GREENS CAPITAL A ID z K / \ =
AGENCY, LAG 10Th 81. NV.
". Il. McEULTT. Cigar Store. llth and 2 NV.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. gth St. Anode
Island ave. and II 90. NV
H 7. BUTTS PHARMACY, 4th - and
Mass. ave. nv.
CHAS. Q, HORNUNG, ChristiEnl Pharmacy.
sw. cor. 7th and Il SITS. NV.
eANFORDs PHARMACY. New York ave.
and North Capitol street.
r. A. NEITCH. 10th and II sts. NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, 2lst and G sts. NV
8 n WAGNER & CO., lst and II sts- nv.
J.. 7. TAYLOE, cor. sth and j SITS, nv.
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18th and Pa avsnW
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. Lth and PaEh
road.
GATTINGLY's PHARMACY. 18th and L.
y. y. HOWARD, 14th and ".
n. v PATTIE, SS29 BrightWoOd ave.
AALrBI'S PHARMACY, 1867 Calvert ST
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SHEET METAL WORKERS.

DAILY & HOPPER. galvanized iron and cop
per cornices. ventilating building trimmings
and venuiating skyiights. furnaces, latrobes
and ranges. 1850 14th 81. P5ons y. 5s7e
5sl-gn " sa-sOt
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WANTED-AGENTS.

ACTIVE AGENTS wanted 90 sell lots in
East Dupont Heights Apply at once 10
ROOM 6. 5l3 + 81. NV. 1e5-3t
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HINDOO
MASSAGE.

FACIAL MASSAGE.
1881 Irving s. Phone North SILK
Price SOC. Electro Vibr5 used. Special phvsf-
clan compounds all preparations. Ladies only
apl4-97t
MARIE SYDNEY.
Select Toilet and Massage Earl1rE. Dos 10Th
81 NV; parlOr floor please walk In hours
10 20 10 daily ana sunday my-7-55L
eCTENTIFIC MASSAGE; general face ana
scalp; Swedish movements; electro-vibro;
open Sunday; paTl0r floor, front. walk In
Hours 8 a. N. 20 10 >. "a. 6l7 LZJh ct NV.
Phone Main 6336 mhZZ-sgt
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EFFECTIVE AGENCY.

BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY. suite
"a Colorado building, 18th and q. ES3ert
investigations, any cause, all ..- rs.
strictly confidential Phone Main 252. n. NJ
call North Asa. MORGAN BRADFO.. ,, r.,
Principal T42-.
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WANTED-BOOKS.

SECONDHAND BOOKSHELF. PAY GOOD
PRICE: SEND POSTAL AND STATE PAR
TICUI.ARs. H ROSENBERG, STH AND
L SITS NV. myT- til. sa- uno-9Ot
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COLD STORAGE FOR FURs.
SIGNS

Early to bed, early to rise.
WORK LIKE HELEN. % Advertise
-ith JACK GoldsmIth's sign productions. s24
u Main 0-so, je6-90t
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DYEING. CLEANING, PRESSING.

J. F. HUH tECLIPsEJ. dyeing ana clean
ing works. works and 0fiSs 65l 10th ST. ne
branch 6l5 Penn, ave. Sc: telsphone, Lincoln
lls-hi wagons call for and deliver ap5-g0t
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BROOKLAND. D. c
LINTON & NELSON.
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49, s'fA-1i1 OtS khNI-stors and dwelIinRf
louisiana ave. ga
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p TENT FOR SALE and viii sell cheap;
es5 steamer the latest Improvement. Apply
= y l. ADAMS, si3 18th 81. NV. wash
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-08

NALE JEWEL. psychic pianist; what she
tells Is true. gives reliable advice on al az
fairs Of life. az Jth So. NV.
look for signs o. Iron steps.
anI9-tf
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MATTRESSES.

YOUR MATT RESs carefully renovated and
made comfort able &s new az small cost You
can see your work done. Factory and sales.
Foom. csc II NV. Phone ~ 2os7, II 7, JONES.
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LADDON PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave. ne
SHAA II. BLUMER. n, Cap. and r sta ne.
AcCHESNEH g. JOACHIM, cor. ID and y SIS
KLAUS PHARMACY, 9TH ana X sts.
AcCHE5SEH & JOACHIM. 9Th AMI b Ets- ne.
BENZ. 7. L4ANHAM. 18th ana E. Cap. St
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BY COLORED man. place; nrst-cIass short
order cook lol u ST. me- jes-3t
COUNTRY white man. 2 boys. work Of any
kind l655 18th ST. NV. Phone y. 6IS2 Il
RELIABLE HELP furnished for pog-tious OF
every character. We are dependable. ask
anybody. BRITTOS'S EMPLOYMENT
jess
AGENCY. sth and Eye NV. Phone NJ 3l5s
jeS-Sa II. W-Seu
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
AccTpTpn AnVH0TTCEMpNTc
AND OTHER


VYautsS Agents, Wanted Help. Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations. Want
ed Rooms or Board. Board nga For Rent
Rooms, Rooms and Board-Oae cent word
Minimum space Is words.
Business Opportunities, For Sale Mis-
cellaneOus, Horses and Vehicles, Lost
and Found. Wanted Miscellaneous,
Dogs, Pets, etc.-I5 cents e line; times
coneecutively, ia cents a line; times
consecutively, 10 cents line. Mini
sum charge IS cents.
All ether classihcations--15 cents a
line; times cOnsecutiyely, 12A cents a
hnss 8 times cOnsecu1Vely, 10 cents q
line kEiEimum change so cents.
Advertisements viii be accepted et
any Of the following branch Oftices
at regular Oftice rates. Ii il Is in
convenient 20 leave advertisements
at either branch office or The Times
Business Office, they may be teie-
phOned direct 70 The Times claim
$3.50, and q messenger Will call TO
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser.
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MRS. HENELE, clalrvoyant, card reader.
reliable business advice given hours, 1 10 8.
ENGAGEMENTS On sunday b. appointment only.
II 18th 81 myll-SJt
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RUG WEAVING.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS tom
worn carpets; competition dened ECLIPSE
RUG CO. Laurel. Md Branch, p sth 81
ne. Phone Lincoln 1870. je5-sot
SAVE your old carpets; rugs woven from
old carpets: the only weaving factory OF its
kind Ia the city; carpet cleaE..aE. WASH
INGToN RUG Goa So sth st. az. n 42z5
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.

Is ST a".. A3J-Five rooms and bath; ar
ranged i0r housekeeping. Isrge yard.
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FOR 80 DAYS our yl2 portraits viii be re-
duced to Sc. including one OF our neautif'.i
ap2s-got
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BUENA TOILET PREPARATIOSS-Pure
facial tonic for ladies, prIces moderate. MISS
LAURA CADMAN I2S nth ST.. hair dressing
ana manicuring parIOrs. Je4-5oI
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-08

JEWELRY CANyVb ssERs to sell diamonds
watches. etc, to the best trade only; goo9
men can obtain position for salary ana
commission Apply CABTELBERG 8
mh2-mO. We. fritz
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GREATER WASH TAILORING co. We
dye, clean repair gaFmentsi reasonable pFicesi
mems suits sponged. pressed Z5c- 5ly 10Th.
ap25-no. we, fr-sot
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The Junod Method-CThe Vacuum)-or HYPE-
HEMLA-RESIORING THE CIRCULATION
is the DRUGLESS and the BLOODLESs
CURE for that LAME BACK RHEUAIA-
TISM. ATAXIA. BRIGHT DISEASE. and
those AILMENTS that interfere with the
free use OF the limbs, and make WALKING
IMPOSSIBLE. FOR FULL PARTICULARS
and FREE CONSULTATION see
PROF. II. n ~. PARKER
l424 New Eo-k Ave. y. ".
Hours. 10 70 8. Sundays. u 70 /
Lady Assistant
Read S0n-Medical Healing next Saturday
and Sunday. Times myz5-tf
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G!SS.lsh florida ave. best corner In civ
DJGANs CIT louisiana ave - -
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
z L. cARNE & CO.. 7O3 KIM. st
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IT WILL BE WORTH YOUR WHILE
STUDENTS TO drop in al BELLS STUDIO,
1921 q st. NV. We are making a special low
rate to YOU. my9-90t
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3. FERMAN, Outftter to Mankind.
Special closing out sale OF quantity ladies'
skirts. Regular value $3.50 and s. 90 win
sell out at $l3 and up. Lowest prices
056 "a 81.
rlv2q-fr m " -ons
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

THIS WEEK only, red ribbon Whiskey, 81
ct bottle for S9c 1882 18th st. NV. WRIGHT
& NORWOOD. Phone y. Sl3. Mail orders.
Postal or phone. jeI-m, v. sa-g0t
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DIe5AAs 6lI louisiana ave ies a.
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PSYCHIC.

II YOU WISH advice and Information on
any subject cgasult 2r. J.. Million and get
g palm reading or psychic reading. Mr. Mil
ion also teaches Hypngtlsm and mental hyp-
n0tic sgggesllon- yl- Eye u ST. NV.
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PLUMBING.

EXPENSIVE Economyi Poor pIurnbinr
more costly than toe most expensive: Job
hing and remodehUg our specially; work
satisfactory. JOS. r QUINTER e. son. 1Q4
r I, Ave. Phone n S77. my23-rn, W. Sa-90t
TELEPHONE y. $3.50 for immediate repairs
70 your heating or plumbing apparatus A
fair trial is all we ask. LACXAAN & SIN
CELL. 1Ste IN ST nv. u1y12-Zn. y. Ea-90t
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THE VAN DYKE, American and European,
30 and y nv, furHiE ned rooms. bachelor
apartments special dinner. 30 p m. sun
DAY TO 5 .. N. Expert Chinese cook Phone
NJ. 5682. aD55-90t
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ARCHITECT. Carpenter and Builder; iobbing
p omptly executed at short notice; drop pos
TAI, VIII cali, estimates cheerfully given
". c. GOODWIN 7o3 vt NV.
mY25-Tpa II, Ss-s9t
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SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATING.

WE MAKE ali kinds Of designs and illustra-
tons. the CHANDLER SCHOOL OF ILLUS
IkATING- VIII H. Chandlee, director,
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FOR RENr-1URrIsHED ROOMS.

DELAWARE AVE Ne. ZG-ROoms near
CAPITOL and Union station; reasonable.
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STRAW HAT CLEANING.

STRAW HATS CLEANED
Equal 70 LSs-. shoe shining parIor; separate
pallor for lalies: white people r-I,,
l9ls Fourteenth street northwest.
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