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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-30
RUFF FACES
FURTHER
ACTION

BAN FRANCtRcO. oct 20 bin .
trlct Attorney ianKd0n announced
today that. IN view Of the comics
ston If a A. a. Blake yesterday,
Involving the names " Abraham
Ruaf and his attorneys, Frank j.
Mummy and A. a NcwburHh. ln the
attempt 10 hriha John NJ Kelly, a
irrespective Juror, the prosecution
~ Mummy aud Newburgh viii be
carried on with renewed yigpF
The possibility uf further action
against tho much Indicted Nuef be-
Fore the grand Jury al lie next
meeting II predicted by those who
have been active ia procuring the
confession of Blake. I.angdnn. how
ever. refused to discuss this phase
Of the ease blake spent the day at
the county lail. seeing no visitors
but his wife Motions 20 set aside
the Indictment against Murphy and
Newbufah are being heard before
Judge Murnhki-
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BRIDE

CHICAGO. oct 40 Mira Mildred
TpnnaHnn. beautiful ~ year old
bride. wHa arrested here today ON a
Warrant Issued az the request 81 the
authorities ~ Aberdeen. Wash
charging hrf with perjury ~ IL
said that Mrs Tnuues0n De- fuRi-
tive from the Washington city The
Information rueslFfd BY the police
hvfc Is a. the effect that Mrs Tom
nason'a testimony convicted lewis
ffEal a year aEn on a charge ~
robbery u f. said that q lawyer
woman 1900 20 sign a statement that
FuFal was not guilty Tht state
meat - the lawyer caused the
Aberdeen court % Issue tho perjury
warrant
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IKLOEBER'S BODY NOT
FOUND BY HOUNDS
JURY FINDS JONES .
GUILTY OF ASSAULT

Bernard IoneA. the policeman
who has been on trial for two days
IN the superior court for an asesuit
committed on ". A. Cardwoli AZ
Aiaska mining man, on the night ~
September n. was found guilty this
afternoon. The Jury deiibcrated
about an hour and half The cyl.
dence showed that Jones and Pa.
trolman Waller. without provoea
tlon. set upon Cardwell and beat
him into unconAoiouancss. The pen.
atty for the offcnne IN from 80 days
10 a years imprisonment. or a fine
not 10 exceed 81 600.
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PLEASE BRING
YOUR HUSBANDS

Please bring your husbands
Such was the urgent invitation sent
"a 1000 women 81 ilellingham 20
draw a house Tor William ~
Humphrey. republican candidate
ZOE congrcaa. at nellinsham last
nisht. according 10 Frank W Cot
terill. president OF the state fedora.
ton OF labor
Chaa Miller. the democratic can
didate Tor congress had been billed
10 speak at two meetings az HellluE
ham last night To draw a house
for Humphrey. the republican man.
ayers sent Invitations t0 1900
women
Cottofln. who spoke With Miller
last night. states that Whascom
county will SO democratic foF the
legislature
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PROHIBITIONISTS WILL
WRITE IN the NAMES

Charles NJ Morgan, county clerk,
omer A. hurns. county auditor. n.
a. Thompson. county treasurer.
Charles l.. Haggard, prosecuting az
torney. y. w Howell. county as
SCISSOR. Henry u. Kindig. auperln'
tondont of schools. A. N Stilwell;
county coroner. ] n Chapman,
county commissioner First district,
NJ. NJ Marston, county commission
or Third district. ! A. l.aaHeR /,
wreckmaster. n. j. Conrad. con.
stable. Seattle. A. Bergh. constable,
Kent. A. T. Cook.
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MERRlek nAs ResloNgo.

Frank q. Mwrriek who has iassa
at the head - the ~ ~ n p,ih
lleitS department yesterday ten
Aerrd his resignation and that % hia
staff 80 James A WnHh. The Now al.
rwctar ~ exploitation Wexford
iteniun has been appointed hy Mr
Wood a. nis aurrranar
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A labor bureau in connection
with the Charity Organization has
been established, and an effort VIII
be made to fluid work for the citya
unemployed. A standing committee
to have charge OF this bureau has
been appointed
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FAVoRs rHG CANAL

M answer a. letter from the
Commercial club 81 Cafrisnn.
republican candidate FOR county
commissioned ffam the first district.
has written Secretary uana that BE-
IL in favor - the construction ~ the
Lake Washington canal Ascending 20
tire present plans
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HOUR rs CHANGED.

The time at which the foot. 4
bali game between the Broad =
/ way high and Portland hiEh =
! schools viii begin at the TINT 4
/ vcruity campus has boen I
! changed from 2 so 20 z 4
! o'clock
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tonKressmau Bgv...
speak ~ ths armorc m wih
only local addrens N 80 ,nnar' SIC
ss,s sIhv i = WIlson spoke o me ~.
-'''''n '''se' At noon today. ~ 70
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POLITICAL NOTES

The speakers AT the democratic
meeting at Wcat acattie last night
were Judge " A Mcdonald. g. q.
uoEheft. J. N Hawthorne. Ben ,.
Shields and John =. OHtrum.
The republican state headquarters
Ia tbs Hotel Brunswick have made
arrangements o. receive the returns
direct on election night Operators
viii be- Installed IN the headquarters
ana all the returns. state ana IN
tionnl. will be- received.
There will ba a democratic meet
ing tonight Ia Arcade hall al which
George D. CotteriH. democratic can
didate for United States senator
viii speak W. A Hoizheimof and
ben .. Shields will b. tho other
speakers. Thomas ". Homer Wiil
preside.
There viii be a democratic rally
tonight ~ Kent al which 81 b..
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Swedish republican clubs will lead
The parade tomorrow uishi when
senator Fulton 81 oregon speaks in
the hrmofys
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Goldman, 80 Sweeney and oaadi
Hates will speak A. Oriliia tonight
Charles A. Reynolds. Clay H. Aiken
and John q OHffum viii speak A.
Ditman'H hall = NJ Hawthorne. q. ~
Fulien. Ben y Shields, ~ r Iramcr.
y . Wilson and Judge Quinn win
speak
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Tho King County Republican Cen
trail COMMITTEES held business meet
Ing AZ o'ciock.thiH afternoon.
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BANK cLEARINos.
ANNUAL sALL.

The Cooks and Assistants union.
Local No. sa tomorrow night give
their first annual bail az the Eagles
hall Secretary Harris states that
TOO tickets have been sold Pretty
program books have been printed
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There viii be a democratic rally
tonight at Kent. az which ~ b.
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ALIEl

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/ y rebuild
ne witnes
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Prize Id
|slehs OF ii
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Hundreds of Bargains space permit
COME YOURSELF.
The Washington times., 1908-02-18
LINCOLN PORTRAIT
RESTS IN CELLAR
Almost Forgotten, Matthews
Painting Tells Tale OF
Poverty.

Covered with dust and almost FOR
gotten, life-size painting OF Abraham
Lincoln Is lying in a cellar at IA Ninth
street northwest. The portrait, which
was painted by William Y. Matthews.
once hung in the White House. and
was such au excellent likeness OF the
martyred President that President
Hayes wrote a letter of commentator
20 the artist.
The history of the picture would indi-
cate that it was fated to be linked With
poverty When Matthews painted it
his funds were low He sent il TO the
White House, where it attracted con-
siderable attention. When the artists
money was nearly exhausted he re-
moved the painting from the White
House and was given permission to
hang it at the Capitol
He asked some friends to have Con-
gres appropriate $500 with which TO
purchase the portrait. A bill was M
troduCed providing for the necessary
funds. but il never passed the House.
Discouraged because OF his lnabinTy
to sell the painting, Matthews removed
II from the halls of Congress and kept
* IN his possession until he died. WheIi
e became the properly or Charles h
Matthews q brother Of the artist
The new owner was as anxious 10
sell the painting as his brother. lie
could not md a purchaser, but did sue
coed In using the portrait as collateral
for a loan Of $50. made by Charles
Featherstoneha1, a clerk ia the PEN
sion once. Matthews never redeemed
the loan and the picture is now in a
cellar
Ii is too large to be hung in pri-
vate residence and could only be used
with good effect in a large hall or gal
lery. Members of the Illinois Leglsia-
ture have several times proposed pur-
chasing the portrait. but the negoua-
lions never progressed far enough 20
gain an appropriation
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Once
Superintendent T. s. Capitol Building ana
Grounds, Washington, D. G., February ~
1908. Sealed proposals, IN duplicate viii be
received am publicly opened at the above
of1ce at II o'clock. noon. Wednesday March
il. 1908. for window srames and sashes for
the Once Z Iildng, L. S. Senate Washing
ton. ID. &. Plans and specifications Will be
forwarded Intending bidders upon receipt OF
a deposit of twenty-five dollars ts25. 00) as a
guarantee Tor the return Of the plans after
the award o. the contract. Bidders NAV sub
NIT proposals for furnishing frames and
ssshes Of either wood or metal. Each pro
posal must be accompanied by a certified
check or a surety company bond in the sum
of I'VE per cent (5Go) OF the amount Of the
bid. The successful bidder will be required
70 furnish sureties in the sum OF one-half
the contract price The right is reserved
20 reject any or all bids and to waive tech
nicslities or infornalities ELLIOTT
WOODS. Superintendent. L. S. Capitol Build
ing and Grounds feiS, 25n,h3, 10
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Oh! Brilliant Vest,
How You Do Shine
For Attorney Given

The thick gloom which pervades the
subterranean cayerns Of the Court
House vanished today as the snow be-
fore a summers sun. The erstwhhe
sonabre walls Of the corridors and court
rooms were lighted with an unWonJed
brlllIancy. Optimism was every where.
sciOuly. unku0Wlngly OF the cause,
CHEEKY smile. a look OF gladness-
And the cause Of this transformation!
Assistant District Attorney Ralph Given
IS the benefactor. Twas he that dis
PEELED the gloom and radidted the glad
ness-or rather il was his vest. Never
Las SUCH a vest, such glorious master
piece OF the tailOT's art, ever been
Caught-or, eh-seen within its walls.
The women clerks went into raptures
over il. The judges looked AZ il frown-
ingly. yet unable TO conceal their adj
mlratiOn.
In color IL was almost yellOw-almost,
not quite. conference Of women
clerks held In the filing room tried to
determine its color, but gave it up. A
committee was suggested 10 want upon
Mr.. Given and ask him. but none had
the temerity 10 accept the appointment
Around the edges it was bound by an
iacn braid of as mysterious color as the
vest itself, q color somewhat darker, yet
z beautiful
The lunch hour over. the conference
broke UP, AMI the cCnferees separated
and went 10 their desks.
isn't he just too lovely" said one
with sigh. as she picked up her pen
and started to copy p prosaic mortgage
record.
Il think he's the best dressed man in
the Court House said the ,.iTl across
the table. And she sighed. too.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THL COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT o. COLUMBIA Washing
ton February Il. 1908. Notice is hereby
given that. in conformity 10 law the parnDb-
let containing A list Of taxes IN arrears or,
real property in the District Of Columbia on
the first day Of July. 1907: also all assess
unents subject &c sale. has been printed A
copy thereof viii 0e delivered to any tax
payer applying therefor at the offcs OF the
Collector Of Taxes % the District OF Column
bia and IL the tax or assessments due to-
gether with the penalties and costs that nav
have accrued thereon, shall not be paid prior
to the DAY named for sale, namely, TIE tenth
day Of March 1908, the property involved
will be sold under our direction At puhIfe
auction, at the Office OF the Collector of
Taxes OF the District OF Columbia com-
mencing on the said 10th day Of March 1q5s
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon and o. clock in the afternoon and
continuing each following day, SUNDAYS ana
legal holidays excepted, until all such deIin-
quent property is sold. HENRY +. F. MAC
FARLAND' HENRY ]. WEST, JAY ].
MORROW. Commissioners OF the District ~
Columbia felix's "A q. uah2 z
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Sixth street northwest. between r and
s streets-Garheld A. Street to Thomas
w SuDblefield. lot 43 and part of lot
A. square 442; $40.
III to I23 L street southeast-Julia =.
Evans g William J. Fentress, dots "a 20
81, square north OF 743, SO William ].
Fentress conveys same property TO Ma
Chevy Chase-Chevy Chase Land Com
pany to Eleanor NJ Steward, lot q,
square 1864. $40.
Fifteenth street southeast. between .
and T. streets-Wilmot w. Trew 70
Pauline NJ crupper, lot 80, square 1852;
1917 aud 1913 New York avenue north
west-Harry l. Rust. trustee, to John
II. ana Willoughhy s. Chesley, lots 4 and
., square 25l: S9l 600.
1l0 = street Nathan Edel-
son ct Tx. 10 John ". Honey lot Il.
square 9S7; so.
scheutzen Park-CharIes w King et
Tx to William II. and Mary L. Walton.
lot %. block 8; $40.
Park View-Middaugh & shannon. Inc.
to Eunice B, Neff. lot Il, square 1886, $40
Girls Portion-Gustav Ayres trustee,
10 CHARLES w Taylor, part. $40
= street northwest between First and
Second streets-William II. Sholes ct
AK. 10 Lewis W. Reagan. part lot 81,
square 81, $40
=, DeanewOod-Fran r. Rawlings
et -. 10 Henry and Lula Keith, lot
IS block Il, $40.
c street southeast between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets-William II Wal
ton ct uX. to William Au. part ORIGINAL
lot ?. square 500 SO
Sixteenth and y streets southeast
George Y. Worthington, ir.. 70 Daisy NJ.
schraeder' lots 70 and 36, square 1859. SO.
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BIRNEV & WOODWARD.
Attorneys for Complainant,

n THE SUPREME COURT OF 2 HE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA Holding an Equity
Court William H SpeL'hOuse. complainant.
VS.. The unknown heirs ard devisees Of Henry
Bradford, et al. 10. 2555S Equity. Tbs
object OF this suit is to establish the title
Of the complainant against the defendants
by adverse possession Lot Three 90 IN
Square ESQ 81 the city OF Washington. d. G.
on motion Of the complainant 81 is this 10th
day of February. 1905. ordere, that the de-
PENDANTS, J. r. Hilton and William II. Harp
er cause their appearance 10 be entered on
OF before the fortieth day exclusive of Sun
DAYS and legal holidays occurring after the
date of n /. first publication Of this order
and that the defendants. the unknown heirs
and devisees of Henry Bradford. deceased
cause their appearance 20 be entered herein
on or before the first rule day occurring nve
weeks after the first publics-tion OF the order
good cause FOR nEIug suCF time having been
shown to the satisfaction ~ 5tse e5urt; other
wise the cause VIII be p.Oce 'dei with as in
case OF default. Provided cspy Of tbfs
order be published a least once a week in
FIVE successive weeks prior C said return
day in the washington Law Reporter ana
The Washington Times. Seal By the court
HARRY NJ CLABAUGH CMf Justice 4
true copy. Test: J. r. Your clerk Nv
J. A G PALMER. AssistSn' Clerk.
fell IS 25I.,.l3,I 10
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Z. H. THoalAs & A. B. DUvALL. Attorney


IN TUE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT or COLUMBIA. Holding a District
Court. In Re: widening Of an alley in square
347. in the District OF Columbia District
Court No I64- Notice is hereby given that
the Commissioner OF the District Of COlum-
bia, pursuant tC the provisions OF Section
l60s ct seq. OF the Code Of Laws for the
District Of Columbia, have filed a petition
"a this court praying the condemnation Of
the land necessary for the widening Of an
alley in square 3z7 in the District of Colum-
bia, as shown on plat or map filed with
the said petition. as part thereof. and pray
ing also that q jury OF five judiciOus, disin-
tefested men not related 10 any person In
terested IN these proceedings and not in the
service or employment OF the District Of Co
lumbia Of the United states. be sum-
naoaed By the United states Marshal for the
District Of Columbia TO assess the damages
each owner Of land 20 be taken may sus-
tain by reason OF the widening OF said alley
ana the condemnation Of the land necessary
for the purposes thereof, and 70 assess the
benefits resulting theTefrom including the
expenses OF these proceedings, as provided
for in and by the aforesaid Code of Laws.
It is, by the Court this 14th day Of Febru-
arys A. ID. 1905. ordered, that all persons
having any interest in these proceedings be,
ana they are hereby warned and comm anded
10 appear in this court on or before the 9th
day Of March. s.. D. 1905. al 10 q clock a. N,
and continue in attendance until the court
shall have made Its final order ratifying
ami confirming the award Of damages and
the assessment Of dement's Of the jury 70
be emDaueled ami sworn herein, and il is
further ordered. that a copy of this notice
and order be published once in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and once in the wash
ingt0n Evening star. the Washington Her
aid, The Washington Times and the Wash
ingt0n Post. newspapers published IN the
said District. before the said 3th day OF
March, a. D. 1908. II is further ordered.
that a copy Of this notice and order be
served by the United States Marshal or his
deputies, upon such Of the owners Of the
fee OF the land 20 be condemned herein as
may be found BY the said Marshal OF his
deputies within the District Of Columbia
before the said eth day of March, 4 ID. 1908.
Justice. A true copy test. J. r. YOUNG.
Clerk. BY +. r. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant
f-Ia~k
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG S. eth and X SIS NV.
s. KAHN. SONS s. Co. Sth and Market space.
GREENS CAPITAL \ = v Z I s y G
AGENCY, has 18th 81 NV
W. =. McNULTY. Cigar Store. 1Ath and p NV
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton &
Nelson, ProprtetOrss corner Rhode Island
ave, 1st and T SITS. NV.
ROBERT T. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy, 18th ana Harvard sts. NV
". A. DARLING, cor 14th and 7 sts NV
1. FRENCH. SIMPSON. cor. 7th St. Rhode
Island ave. and St NV.
II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th St and
Mass ave NV.
CHAS. c. EIORNUNG, Christiani Pharmacy.
sw. cor. 1th and VI SITS. NV
SANFORDS PHARMACY, New York ave
and North Capitol street.
r. A. NEITCH. 10th and 81 SITS. NV
OUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, 21st and C. sts nv
= NJ. WAGNER & Co, list and II sts nv
J.. q. TAYLQE, cor. 9th and SITS NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ave. nv
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, 18th and Park
road
The Washington times., 1908-02-18
THINKs OHIO VII co aDRY.n

PITTSBURG, Pa. Feb. 1S-Dr. los
eph d. Clark, general secretary Of the
Ohio State Sunday School Association
Familiarity known as ''TimOthy's Stand
BY speaking in the First Presbyter-
ian Church last night. made the pre-
dictiou that in less than a year most
of the lightweight counties in Ohio
will 60 dry" The gathering was un-
der the auspices Of the Allegheny
County Sabbath School Association.
The Washington times., 1908-02-18
TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
EOOa4S AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents wo for all other classified
advertisements for less Than three insertions.
II inserted for three or more consecutive
days, one cent a word for each insertion.
These rates do not apply 10 Personals
Advertisements VIII be accepted at any Of
the following branch Offices at regular Office
rates II IL Is inConvenient 10 leave advertise
Inents al either branch Office or The Times
Business once, they may be telephoned dl-
rect 10 The Times Main $500. and a messen-
ger viii call 10 collect without additional
charge to the advertiser.
The Washington times., 1908-02-18
HELP wANrED-MALE.


cLERK-Hotel. Al room clerk; also night
clerk, steward ana colored chef Tor SOUTH
ern tourist hotel. Apply at once. DICKS
HOTEL AGENCY. 18th and pennsylvania
ave. fell-gt
COUNTER Nan White. S At once. FISH
e. AGENCY. 4l9 10th NV j.
DRIVERS and men 70 work Ia dairy Apply
at BELMONT DAIRY CO. 29l6 18th 81 nv,
fel6-st
ELEVATOR ben boys. housemen. buffers.
drivers, white and colored. white butler Eh-
CHANGE. i6S nth nw. u
! MADE s5a.OOs in nye years IA tho mail
order business: began with s.; ANYONE can
90 the work, send for free booklet tells
how to get started. MANAGER. Box so.
LocApoII - 4 - - =
LATHERs at Cleveland Park wednesday
morning at 1870 a. N. II
N4N--Y7ung- an soda fountain. Apply Al
STE ems DRUG STORE, eth and Pennsyl-
vania ave fels-2t
MEN wanted for hremen and brakemen; So
TO 500 monthly; rapid promotion experiences
unnecessary call RAILROAD RECRUIT
ING STATION, Room ss, sth nooFi take
elevator; Guather Building; opposite Court
House. Baltimore. Nd 1sls-lI
MECHANIC - F1rst-clas5 accustomed to
high-grade instrument work, optical. tele-
graph. etc Apply by letter. giving full
particulars 81 previous experience, BOX 8.
Times once. ielI-at
SALEs8IEN-Two experienced clothing. Ad-
dress NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE.
Norfolk Va fel7-3t
NASTED-Young men or youths with biey-
cles may fnd very profitable employment as
messengers; those attending school viii be
employed after school hours. MUTUAL DIS
TRICT MESSENGtsiL Co. 1901 r St
nolstu. .th-tf
WANTED-Msn 10 isarn barber trade; only
eight weeks required: expenses earned while
learning tools donated; diplomas awarded
beard provided; positions guaranteed grad
yates Write for free catalogue. MOLER'S
BARBER COLLEGE. e07 BoRery. New York
city. feiG-6t
YOUNG MAN 10 learn marking and assort-
ing In laundry; salary 50. good chance for
advancement. BOX i54, Tines once,
YOUNG MAN in grocery to solici. orders
reference. ias 9Th 81. ne. II
HELP WANTFD-Male and Female.
VANTED-A rhet0rlelan 10 correct manu-
script. capable Of TeconstTuctins sentences,
BON IM, Zines Office feis-9t
HELP w NfEDby first coat maker. g
St NV fegs-st
We TEACH PitInan. Graham. Gregg. Barnes.
and the Syllable SYSTEMS IS TO 100 words per
minute IA 150 hours guaranteed Positions
provided Tor our pupils Catalogue free.
gTENOGRAPHICACADE Colorado Bldg.
noso-tf
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DANCING.

TIE WYNDHAAI, 431 18th nw.-Lessons. 5oc,
6lessons. s. 50; class. 1850 every Tues, Thurs
Sat. Guarantees 10 teach you Prof W-yndha.1
jye6-tf
PRIVATE DANCING lessons, soc: waltz ana
two-step guaranteed five lessons; class 81
moath; ballroom for rent s. TO s.. Address
with stamped envelope. BOX 49, Times
ONCE. te5-l2t-exsu
MISS COULTER professor OF dancing; prt-
vate lessons. 50C. If you can walk I can
teach you TO waltz Z0l -. NV. Phones n
lls9. Advanced classes Tuesday and Satur-
day to Il Ball room for rent. fes-s0t
The Washington times., 1908-02-18
NORTHEAST

LADDON PHARMACY. 200 Florida ave. ne
CHAS. Fl. BLUMER. n. Cap. and r SITS. ne
McCHESNEl s. JOACHIM cor. "a and L SIS.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM, Sth and & SITS. ne
The Washington times., 1908-02-18

A r. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol SITS
ROACH ORIG CO. 18th and g SITS. Sc
II. s. F'EALY. nw. cor 18th and Pa ave.