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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
NATIVES EAGER TO
SECURE BIG SHIPS.
Decks Of the Great Fighting Ma
chimes Crowded Throughout
the Entire Day. s
OFFICERS J: ATTEND AT e. II FEAST
Hawaiian Girls, Dcckcd Out in
Wrcaths and Chains of Bios
SONS, Dance for Americans.

HONOLULU, July 1s.-Thc battlcship
fleet kept open house to-day. and
throngs OF visitors crowded the decks
OF tho big fighting machines from
early morning until sunset. The
launches from the fleet and the hnrbor
bonts were busy throughout tho day
carrying the guests OF the fleet back
and forth. Tho foreign population OF
tho city turned out in swarms to In
spect the ships. Japanese, Chinese, Fill
pinos, Hawaiians and many other ma
tionalities being prominent In the
crowds OF sight-seers.
Z Ashore the officers attended luau.
or native feast, which was concluded
with IL dance by Hawaiian girls, deck
ed out in wreatlls and chains OF blos-
SONS. In accordance with native GUS
toms. The men wandered at will about
the city, and games and athletic sports
OF many kinds were offered for their
amusement.
Officers Taken on Excursion.
The officers were also guests OF the
a sion to Pert Harbor, the site OF the
proposed naval station. The trip was
made over the picturesque route OF the
Oahu Railway
the official visits OF the foreign consuls
Mrs f. NJ. S*ansey tonight gave n
dance IN honor OF the officers OF the
fleet Monday night Chief Justice
Hartwell,. OF the Supreme Court. will
gave dinner to Rear-Admiral Spcrry
and the entertainment committee Will
provide amusement for tho enlisted
men In the form OF Il grand ball at
Waikiki Beach. On account Of the In
sufhcient sleeping accommodations on
land, the shore leave OF tho sailors has
been limited to l o'clock a. NJ. each
morning.
TO Keen I'm Commuuic
The auxiliary Ajax sailed yesterday
Tor Page Page. and to-day the Panther
and the Yankton sailed. the Panther
going by way OF I.ahana with mail
for the third division OF the fleet. still
at anchor there.
The Glacier will sail for the Fill
Islands tomorrow, and one day in adj
vance OF the fleet the Culgoa Will de-
part for the same point.
BY this arrangement the fleet will be
in. constant communication with the
cable. as the Glacier will remain IN
touch by wireless with that station and
lulu. After coaling at Page Page, the
Yankton and the Panther Will swing
southwark to the Fiji Islands between
the fleet and the Glacier. maintaining
wireless communication until the fleet
reaches Auckland.
braska were to-day released from
quarantine. Two hundred and fifty
men OF the crew passed bactertologi-
cal examination. the doctors pronounce
ing them healthy. while the remainder
Of the crew IS being examined as rap-
idly as possible. and all those Ill will
he transferred to the hospital ship Re-
lief. The Nebraska has been ordered
TO take coal at Lnhana and then return
here to sail with the fleet.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
HoNDURAN REVOLUTION OVER

President Dnvilu TeleErnphs That the
End Has Come.
NEW YORK. July 1s-The Associated
Press has received the following des-
patel. from General Davila. president OF
Honduras:
'Tegucigalpn. Honduras. July II:
revolutionary movement in ten days.
The decision battle was fought at
Nacaome. The enemy was defeated and
ESCAPED into Salvador.
(Signed) "DAVILA.s'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
WROTE DR.. Hartman
he PROMPTLY REPLIED.
Il followed his directions and can say
am completely cured.

Columbus, Ohio, June l., 19os.-Nrs.
Madge Clayton, st. Catharines, Ont,
Can, in letter to DR.. Hartman. says:
FOR years have suffered terribly
with q kidney and bladder trouble. The
pain in my back by spells was SO great
1 could scarcely stand on my feet. and
such terrible headaches and pain
around my heart. and was SO nervous
all the time that life seemed a burden
to me.
II paid out great many dollars.
both for doctors and patent medicines.
but no benefit only for the time.
II wrote DR.. Hartman, and stated
my health. He promptly replied
II followed his directions. and after
taking four bottles OF Peruna can stand
on my feet and work all day with
comfort.
Tho pain in my back and head has
entirely left me, and I am not SO ner-
yous, and can say am completely
cured from all kidney trouble"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
LI.sTELI. yvII u II IL 5ItEsIOYED i,
S Sle9s MAN WHO DETIlATl1D HIM

ATLANTA, q Al, a Is q ss--I Z was si,.-
stimnted to-nlgh tha t Goyernor IIoke
Smith ~ oul u 500 n 4 send " lessa GO TO
the State Log Is La urei expla intllg the
relnoVAl II low ern or- 81 ect J osep lla3lA
Brown iroln he S ate Rail road " Com
mission, III, ii ne oVal j was one OF he
tissues q lscussad tlle last g lihorllnto--l
rial ScaIlpal 3 NJ Is Il g,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
SWITCH T.ANIPERED WITH
AND SIX ~ PERSONS INJURED

q BURNSIDE IA, Il q Yly X. ST rat n
3wreckers are believed to be no sponsib BILE
for the wreck of the Yazoo and Mis-
,sissippi Valley pa ssenger train near
here to-dayS In which 81 per sonss were
injured, "a switch had been tanpere red
with opening and derai ling tho oh-
es8after the engine had TX passed safely
over It, he trai a was N 9 Y; /, nor Z
hound l. II rom New Corl ans. III the u
Sjuged are exp ctedS to eco we
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
UTT 2ANsAPPOINTED
n CIiAItIOlvrE IIALl'S COMMANDMENT

[speclalto The Times Dlspatch1 81
IL BALTIMORE Md, July 1S.--S. w.
appointed cor.nandant OF Charlotte
Hall Military Academy st. III Mary's
county, MI. II MI. 4 Anderson Is only
twenty two years Old, and q graduate
Charlotte TIaiisis one OF the Oldest In
stltutions OF learn ing In MARYLAND. Tt
was founded lin IN 81 u and numbers
among its alumni many PROMINENT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
,ASSAssINATE GENERAL 5HEYDT

Co nnlnnders OF Turkish Forces Slain by
Officer OF "Youns Turkey Movements"
SALONIFA, EUROPEAN TURKEI.S
July 1S.-General osman Heydt, com
mander of the Turkish forces at Mon
3astir, was assassinated in the barracks
at Monastir to-day by an officer con-
nected with the Young Turkey move
ment.
The general only yesterday sent out a
notification that amnesty would be grant
ed to all Turkish officers who We're com-
promised in the recent mutinous dis
orders in Macelot:la, and this murder, fol
lowing SO closely upon the assa ssination
of General She ,nsi Pasha In the same city
under similar circumstances. has created
great sensation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
emo Montana AccIe,pStted,

S,WAs tIINGT on. Jlrly Il ,- - he
new bat leshlp M on taIlps ha q been ac--;;
loepted by the u aYy p epar tment.: Cap
tain a. fred II Old is In 81 I1anan nd OF
tlleSyesac ~ ID SS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
over last year In white teachers attending
the Summer SormaIs Is 1913; of colorcd
teachers, ZIG.
THE RUNNERS AT FREMONT
VIII Rest To-Day, and Early Start to
he A1nde Monday.

VIII Ncht 'TO-Uuy, nud EhFIy START 10
He Made Monday.
TOLEDO, OHIO. July 1s.-Young
Mems Christian Association runners be-
tween New York and Chicago arrived at
Fremont. Ohio, at 1912 P. NJ, making
the run from Bellevue to Fremont in
1 hour and SO minutes. This run was
made by men from the Bellevue de-
partment.
The race starts again Monday morn
ing at 9 o'clock, when Bellevue men
will make tho run to Toledo. thirty
six miles. expecting to arrive at A
Af. Toledo men will make the run from
this city to Adrian.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
& Co.,
4lh and Broad SIS.
n .l- :.
Speciial
|: for D |
lylollda

a limited number Of rolls Of
Yard-Wide Oil Cloth will be
placed on sale Monday morning.
These are all new patterns and
from the best mills.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19

THE broad Bryan black SLOUGH hat Will
have a great sale, especially In the South
and West. this fall.'' said "a travelling man a t.
1t will be tho real thing and will
be considered proper headgear for all except
strictly formal a occasions. Bryan Az rarelys
wears a nything else In the hat line, winter
or summer, and the popularity o 4 sthe candi-
idncy OF the Ncbraskan inkthe South and
West has already Isl nrted IA demand, which
thousands upon Thousands OF these hats.
and the factories are preparing TO meet he
demand forfsthe fall land whit err trade
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
LIGHTNING STRIKES MEN
ts Il ABOUT TO PLAY BAIL

Special 10 Tho Times Dspnt CHI.
MACON. GA, July 1S.--At Billiards..
seventeen miles from here. to-day a
bolt OF lightning killed young Dan
Idnrrell. and fatally injured q negro.
besides shocking many others. Harrell
and others had just assembled to play
a game OF baseball.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19
Heard and Seen
in public Places
= SEE the cabinet-makers on tho
Democratic side are at work." de-
clared Democratic leader from

night, land inasmuch as the ques-
ton is still open and Is only to BIO deter
mined In the event OF Mr. Bryan's election,
7 have a nomination to submit.
Who would you suggest. and from where
does your man come p was asked. s.
II would suggest John W. Daniel" was
the reply, .and 1t Is not necessary to esaJl
from VIII he comes His home igin VIZ
the country. He Is a scholar, an orator. a
author Of dis.inetio1 and
a great soldier In war. and Is a distinguish.
ed citizen and statesman IN peace. and
would grace any Cabinet portfolio to which
he might be assigned. Daniel would make
AN admirable Secretary Of state. or II placed
at the head offthe Department of Justice he
would measure up to the standard set by the
aLest OF the Attorney Generals who have
served in the past Daniel. In fact. Is
worthy to be President. and there IS to my
mind no position in connection ,,n,s with tho
named, which he has not ability and e on J.
Bryan is elected ! would like to see Majot
Daniel In the Cabinet, provided he Would
care to leave The Senate to accept such an
appointment 81 ~ gl ~ 5sa u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-19

Professors w. H.. Whiting and James r.
Thornton. of the faculty OF Hampton Sid :
}ney. Cole are In the city on important
and they were callers at the Capitol yes
tterday. They are here for the purpose OF
raising additional funds for the college ana
3increnslng the endowment fund. There Is a
large number OF members OF The Hampden-
Sidney: Alumni AssociatlonSiin Richmond.
and manyyof them are taking a lively in
terest In the campaign to place the institu-
{t.ons;on q batter financial basis 6.a s ~
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40c grade, Soc
35c grade, Csc
SOC grade, Z. zoe
This Sale

Inspect our other stock, and have
any article sent to your home by
paying us weekly or monthly.
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Personals and Briefs: ], -
Mrs. Carter z. BISHOP G aiu N. y to-
The Washington times., 1908-11-14
WANT YOUNG BRITT
TO TAKE ON NEIL
That Is, If He Beats Willie Jones.
McGuigan Likes
Him.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 1.-Should
Young Britt defeat Willie Jones, Of
Brooklyn, I'm the hfteen-round mill, be
fore the Eureka Athletic Club, at the
Germania Maennerchor Hail next Thurs
day night. the services of BaItmore's
premier bantamweight viii be much
sought
Jack Michigan. the big manager Of
the National Athletic Club, Of Phila-
delphia, has given Britt TO understand
that he can have a match with frankie
Nell, the Western bautamweight cham
plon. in event he puts Jones away.
Jones, according 10 Michigan, is one
Of the toughest little men. who ever
fought in Philadelphia Michigan was
one who saw Jones put Babe Cullen.
the Australian bantamWeight champion.
away in three rounds.
While Michigan thinks Well OF the
chances of Britt with Jones, he predicts
Jnat the BaltimOreau must set an aW-
Iul fast pace 10 set the decision over
MN. lie thinks IL viii be the hardest
bout ever fought here between two
little men. BIRTHS hard mill with Jimmy
Walsh. OF Boston, gave him a lot OF
condence, as Walsh is considered still
one Of the best Of the bautams.
The Washington times., 1908-11-14
ALEXANDRIA AFTER
GEORGETOWN PREP

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Nov. 1.-THE
Alexandria Athletic Club wants TO ar
range a game with the Georgetown
Props for next Wednesday. November
Is 10 Washington or Alexandria. The
Alexandria Athletic Club has been try
ing 10 arrange game with the Props
all the season, without success. Nhe
Props say the Technical High school
eleven fears them. The Alexandria Ath-
letic club says lt does not fear them
nor any other team in the District and
thinks it is up 90 the Props to give
Do Il game. The Alexandra Athletic
Club would also like 10 hear from Tech
meal High before the season is over.
The Alexandria Athletic Club has not
been defeated this year, having won
thirteen out of fifteen games played,
and tied the other two. Address, Il.
Crump. care of Gibson's Drug store,
corner ESDg and Alfred streets, Alexau-
dria.
The Washington times., 1908-11-14
HELP wANTEo-MALE.

A LARGE PUBLISHING CORPORA
ton requires the services of one or
two bright honest, energetic, hus-
Ting young men who desire TO learn
the advertising business.
Men having college training pre-
ferred, but any one will do who has
a good education and grit and de-
termination enough to be willing to
start at the bottom and work his
way to a big salary in a field offer
ing the greatest possibilities to those
who succeed
In reply state age, and so into de
tails fully regarding what you have
done, what you are doing, and what
you expect to do; state salary at
which you are willing to start. We
pay the salaries when you earn
them, but you must show us. Don't
be afraid you'll write too much.
Address Box GA, Times Office.
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SUMMERS TO MEET
BRITT ONCE MORE

LONDON. Nov. 14-Jimmy Britt, Of
San Francisco, ana Johnny Summers.
of England, are to meet again early
next month before the National Sport
ing Club.
Since their last battle AT Wonder
land, when Britt vas given the deCi-
sion, Summers has DecI very urgent
III his demand for anDllCr mat 81, ana
the National Sporting Club has offered
The pair EI,JJJ for tWeuty-TOuud
match.
The Washington times., 1908-11-14
INDIANS WILL USE
STRONGEST FRONT

PITTSBURG, Nov. 1.-THE Indians
are not looking for any WalkOver this
afternoon In their game with the Uni
versity of PiJJsburg and the entire
team which PLAYED against Harvard,
with the exception OF Lyon at left
guard VIII be used.
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BRANLH u-4ICES.
NORTHWEST.

4
GOLDENBEHG' >. Itb and Is SITS. NV.
= kANNr SONS a. CO.. SIN and Market space
GREENE $ CAPITAL 4 ID y ( Il I y q
AGENCY, la l5th ST. nv.
8. i. McAICHAEL. Cigar store, 1lth and P
J. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 18th ST.. Rhode
Island ave, and h 50,
h II. BUTTS PHARMACY 4th 81. and
Massachusetts ave. Nv.
CHAS. c. EOHNUNG, ChristIani Pharmacy,
sW. cor 1th and II sts. NV.
sANtORDS PHARMACY, New York ave.
and North Capitol street.
YARNOLD, 54yI len 81. nv.
X. a. y FITCH, 2gJh and II SIS. NV.
QUlGLEN's PHARMACY, Psi and stsnW.
3, al. WAGNER q CO, LIST and Il sts nv.
L. Il. I-ILOE. cor. Sth ana p SITS. NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18TH ana Pa-aye. ave
PARK ROAD PaARMACI, 18th & Park road
AAIIINGLH' S PHARMACY. 18th ana l.
r. ID. HOWARD. l1th and ".
". v. FOE4Lt3, 65l5 briBntWo5d ave.
AALIB1'S PHARMACY, 1907 Calvert St
GESs4OttD's PHARMACY, sta and U sts.
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A SINGING RETORT.

Wax Bead proudly)-I am going in
q necklace which 2 am assured cannot
be told from real pearls.
Brass Ring (saTcasticaIly) - AW,
they're stTinging you.
The Washington times., 1908-11-14

ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT or I'M
PLoYMENT SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER or
The TIMES. au2o-tf
AUTOMOBILE COLL.EGE-Terms moderate:
easy payments; positions secured; write or
call open evenings and sunday. 1873 18th
st. nv. oc25-tf
BARBER-GuaTantee 50. F. II. EVANS. 2l5g
18th st. NV. nol5-2t
BOYS WHO WANT PERMITS TO
SELL PAPERS CAN OBTAIN
THEM BY APPLYING To THE
CIRCULATION MANAGER, THE
WASHINGTON TIMES.
ocI6-u
BoY-For barber shop at once; reference,
st3 D St NV. u
BUTLERs-Two recommended Cc0IoredJ: good
wages today. EUREKA, IolI New York ave.
BUTLER-CoIored, $40; bring references.
noILlG17
Tor grocery store. 65S
50 s.. ne nol8-5t
CAKE BAKER-L BOECKsTYNs, s57 FLOR
laa ave. NV. nol4-L
DRIvERs-Five experienced. Apply BLUE
LINE TRANSFER CO. New York and
Florida ayes NV. uoI3-2t
FOR TUDENT-Attractive business; excel
lent chance for advancement Apply 20
BOND BUILDING uOl2-3I
HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOTEL
AGENCY 503 10Th ST. nv IL
HUSTLING YOUNG MAN soIIHtor with
knowledge OF grocery business anc acquaiut-
ance with cafe trade; reference required.
BOX 051s Times ONCE. u0l3-3t
LADY'S TAILOR-First-cI also busheI-
mani high salary long season. at once.
SCHWARTZ, SOP I4th 81. NV. n0l4-8t
LADIES' TAILORs-Ten. for alteration
work. su Sth 81. NV. nol3-3t
NAN-Young coIored understands driving
horses young white man between is and
20 work around grocery store. 70- II st. ne
~
MAN in small dairy who can milk. VIII
LIAM sEIDENBERG, Holmead and Spring
st. NV. noI8-3t
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE. New
system. Only few weeks required. Wages
mas awardeS Steady position guaranteed.
Write for catalogue. MOLERtS BARBER
COLLEGE, 2g7 BOWery, New York city.
PAPERHANGER-A good. J. GERsTIV POP
IAN 81. NV. n0I4-5t
SALESMAN who is well Known I'M retail
grocery trade TO act as solicitor for wholesale I
grocery house, state experiences and reference
BOX $50. Times office. uolS-3t
Statesmen WANTED-FueI and labor saw
ing device, saves 90 per cent OF fuel; sold on
trial price within reach Of all Address
c. z. EMMERr, district manager, Alex
aAiIlas Va H0l--5t
srEAMFTTTER - Eirst-class- Apply 1910
Connecticut ave. n018-3t
SECOND COOK, white, $50: fry cook white.
$40. pastry baker. white. So; second pastry
$50: pot washer. white, so; kitchen fireman
white, SIS. FISHERS AGENCY. basement /
4l9 10th ST, NV. nol2-3t
on mems coats. operators. pres
sers Dushelmen, at once. n. SCHWARTZ, (
Ll4 ith ST. sw. nO14-2t
TAILoF-F1rst-class. Apply QUICKsTEIN. ]
20l2 p NV. no12-3t
TWO ELEVATORS; stabIeman. 81 week:
bellman- EXCHANGE. 1885 nth st. NV
once. experienced coat hands
on women's coats. Apply JULIUS GAR
& Co, + ST., corner 18th, side en-
trance.
noI2-tf
wANTED-Men or boys oyer sixteen years OF !
age; good wages permanent work. Apply |
basement OF ll0l = st NV. jys-w. 81 m-tf /
YOUNG MAN 20 act as entry clerk in mer- |
camille office; permanent position. with good
chance for advancement; salary $40 weekly /
state axe, references. and esuarianoa ROY I
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SOUTHWEST.
GEORGETOWN

v. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 9Th and B streets
MCDONALD. J. ". IA and L sW,
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Advertisements will be accepted at
any OF the following branch Offices
at regular office rates. Ii il is In
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Once, they may be tele-
phOned direct to The Times (Main
$3.50, and a messenger viii call TO
collect without additional charge.
The Washington times., 1908-11-14
SOUTHEAST.

A. r. POWELL, 4Lh and East CAPITOL Ats
ROACH DRUG CO., SIN and G SIS. Sc.
A. 3. BURROWS. uIh and Pa. ave.
y. r. WELLER cor. Sth and l.
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FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS

for rent. 81 per month
records. SC per month; phonos called for and
J. F. HERMAN. I'd floor. 1920 pa
ave. NV. uoS-I5t
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ANACOSTIA

JAMES +, SMITH, l464 Wisconsin ave.
=. p. WELLER. Pharmacy. a554 NJ ct. nv
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NnRrIfEAsr

LADDON PHARMACY, LEO Florida ave. ne.
CEAS. II. BLCAEk, n. Cap. and r SIS. ne.
AcCHESNEA g. JOACHIM, cor. q and q sts
ERAUS' PHAAAACI, cor. 9th and h sts-
McCHESNEY g. JOACHIM, stu and r SIS. ne.
Benz. T. LANHAM. uth and u. Cap. AZ
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BusINEss oPPoRrunIrIKs.

FOR SALE well-Daying saloon ia nW.l
coo, Times Office uo14-gt
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BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe ami
Jefferson SIS.
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ALEXANDRIA. Va.
+. I. CARNE & CO.. 703 King g.
The Washington times., 1908-11-14

Tires times within one week. "a cents a
me- times, CUu65ClLiFzly. % cents a line.
Minimum space, . lines
The Washington times., 1908-11-14

PROPOSALS FOR FLOORING LUMBER.
Odice Of Building for National Museum IL
brary of Congress, Washington. j. c. Novern-
Der "a 1905. Sealed proposals for furnishing
ana delivering the Georgia Pine dressei BORING
lumber required for the new building FOR ths
National Museum In this city. will be re-
caIved until TWO O'CLOCK p NJ. on NON
DAY. The SUIH DAY OF NOVEMBER
1sls. and publicly opened Immediately fhers-
aIter specifications and other Information
furnished on application 20 this office BER-
-sEftD -. SHhE-N, superintendent Of Con-
S1 uSl'oA- noI4-l5-11-2i-23-2S
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WESTERN MARKET stands % and %.
poultry business Tor sale; stands can also
be used for vegetables. excellent trade
owner retiring noEs-7t
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CHEVY CHASE, Nd.
4. 4. SONNEMAoy.
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AUTO LAMP EXPERTS.

T. r. MOORE & CO
Lamps OF every description repaired plated
and polished. SVs John Marshall place nv.
ocl-S0t
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED-At once, experienced sewers on
coats, skirts, and dresses. Apply JULIUS
GARFTNKLE 4 CO, 4 81. corner 18th. side
entrance.
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TIMES WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS.
The Washington times., 1908-11-14

AUTOMOBILE COL.LEGE-Terms moderate.
easy payments positions secured; write or
call, open evenings and sunday. 1923 18th
81. NV. Oc15-tt
BARBER-GuaTantes 50. F. II. EVANS. 2l5g
18th 81. nv. nCl5-9t
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ALL BOYS NOT NOW SELLING
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT or I'M
PLOYNIENT SHOULD CALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER or
THE TIMES. auZ0-tf
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FOR sALE-POOL ROOM-C01d business
Cali or write - Virginia ave. sw. nOli-7t
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The Washington Times makes
special observation-disclosures rates for
Classified Advertising.


one cent a word eacn insertion. Minimum
charge. u cents
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WANIED-Aen or boys oyer sixteen years OF
age good wages, permanent work Apply
basement OF ii0l + St NV. jys-w 81 m-tf
YOUNG MAN 20 act as entry clerk in mer-
camille office; permanent position with good
chance FOR advancement; salary $40 weekly.
state age references, and experience. BOX
5SI, Times office. nof9-sf
The Washington times., 1908-11-14

WANTED-At once, experienced coat hands
on women's coats. Apply JULIUS CAR
FINFLE & Co, + ST., corner 18th, side en-
trance.
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WHERE TO MARKET.

THE PORTSMOUTH MARKET, I7th and R
NV; not how cheap but Oh how good; every
thing the best at prevailing market prices
CHAS. +. ARNOLD. North 3l2.
Oc22-th, sa. tu-tf
WM- PFLEGER. sol ST. 8 W
steWed beef Sc and &C; fine rib roast 100;
corned beef. SC and Sc; round steak, l2ikc;
sirlOin steak 15c; p0rteThOuss steak. lSc;
chuck roast loo; chuck steak. loc. Can Main
Hea. Jyu. to, th, sa-90t
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-11-28
Jap View Of Baseball.

One strong-arm gentleman called a
Pitch is hired to throw. Another gen.
tleman called a Stop is responsible
for whatever that Hon. Pitch throw to
him. so he protect himself from
wounding by soft pillows which he
wear on hands. Another gentleman
called Striker stand in front of
that Stop and hold up club to fright
OF that Hon. Pitch from angry rage
Of throwing things. Hon. Pitch in
hand hold one baseball Of an unripe
condition of hardness. He raises that
arm lofty-then twist-a sudden! He
shoot them bullet-ball straight to
breast Of Hon. Stop. Hon. Striker
swing club for vain effort. 1t ia miss
and them deathly ball shoot Hon. Stop
in gloves. Struck once!' decry Hon,
Emperor. a person who is there to
gossip about 1t in a loud voice.-H.
Togo. in Atlantic.