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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-03-14
CHARITY WORKERS
NEED $4,000 MORE
SIS, 900 Collected During
Year for the Three Or
CARNATIONS.

That 5000 Is still to be raised was the
fact discussed BY the joint finance com
mittee, OF the charity organizations. at
its meeting yesterday afternoon Ia the
rooms of the American Security and
Trust Company. Howard S. Reside,
treasurer of the committee, reported
that s261S7.71 has been collected for the
three charities. and that The following
amounts are sun needed 10 complete
tire budgets for the year ending Oeto-
Der ];
For the Associated Charities there is
81, S46-2z still to DO secured for the Ciu-
zens' Relief Association. 3. le3.u, and
for the Committee on Prevention Of
Consumption. Sl.2so,S6 The total re-
CURED is $6.020.z9.
shall additional letters Of appea! be
sent out?" was the question raised by
Corooran Thorn, who presided az the
meeting. 1t was decided not 20 prepare
the letters until after another special
meeting which was set for next FRIDAY
Collections are promised in the inter
ior and Navy Departments and the De-
partment OF Justice. A number or per
sonal letters already provided for by the
committee are 10 be mailed, ana sle-
cial appeal through the press was also
ucEiuNG UPON
That responses this year have been
more numerous and more generous than
usual was reported by Mr. Thorn and
Air. Weller. The amounts collected TINS
season are $4,702.54 greater than those
received in the same time last year.
Tut needs are greater also. The Com
nittee on Prevention OF Consumption is
undertaking a larger work than ever
before. The distresses which call Tor
material relief make 1t necessary Tor
the Citizens Relief Association 10 eX-
pend larger sums than last year. In
the Associated Charities, too, there has
beer. some increased expense due 70 IN
creased and improved work.
For several years, according TO John
Joy Edison, the Associated Charities and
Citizens Relief Association have been
able to announce IN April that mo more
contributions are needed for the current
fscal year 20 October J.. There are
said to be very few charities in the
country which ever say 70 their com
munities Eve have received enough
money" The fact that these charities
40 this habitually should lead the pub
lie, according 10 Mr.. Edison, TO give
with generous confidence, assured that
these associations will never ask Tor
more than Is urgently necessary.
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MINERS TO CONFER
At END OF WEEK

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, March IA
From a few replies received from the
operators OF the central competitive
fields, II seems that another joint com
nittee meeting will be held in Indian
apoIs on March q between the operators
and miners. Replies are coming in slow
ly however.
President Mitchell believes that BY to
night all the operators who served on
the joint committee viii have answered
The decision TO invite another wage
conference was decided upon late yes
terday. The miners scale committee did
not seem TO understand just why the
operators refused to at least hold
Ioint conference, whether anything came
of Il or not The national officers or
the miners advocated another effort for
a Joint conference.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CAsHIER-Exprleneed good permanent posi-
ton, with good salary. Apply MANAGER,
HEIGHT q CO, 5l3, $40, 5l7 eth ST. mhl4-2t
COUNTRY GIRI. white, al once: good home:
also little white girl for parl0r maid. APP
ply 1850 l4th 81. NV. mhl2-St
COoK-Good colored cook to do plain sock
ing in boarding house, stay nights. 931
50. NV. mhi3-9t
DREssMAKER-An experienced dressnak-
eT helper, az once. white. IS r ne. II
FINIsHERs-Three hrst-elasS hnishers on
coats; steady work. Apply a. once. J. NJ
STEIN & CO. 528 18th nv. mhl4-St
GENERAL HoUsEWGRK: woman; bring
reference. 1Sis CorcoTan st. mhl2-3t
GIRL-Young. neat white girl as mothers
helper good home in suburban town. state
age and wages expected. Address BOX $50.
Times office. mhi+2t
GIRL for general housework; small family.
$50 NJ NV, mhl4-2t
CIRI-White, about fourteen, to help around
house: can attend school II desired. Apply
APARTMENT 70, 1924 X ct. NV, mht4-St
GIRL-whitei for light houseworki no wash
Ing. cog l 81 NV. mhiS-2t
GIRL or woman for general Homework $50
Pennsylvania ave NV mhlS-3t
HOUsEWoRKER-A good settled general
houssworker, white preferred. "a New Jer-
sey ave. NV. mhi+st
MANGLE HANDS. ELITE LAUNDRY co.
Hi7 l4th nv. It
sALEsLADIEs-Expe salesladies for
dry goods store. BEE HIVE, siu NJ ST. nv.
sTENOGRAPHER-At once arst-eIass Iady
stenOgrapher; none but those thoroughly com
petent need apply. BOX s65. Times once.
mhi4-St
SLEEVE ana skirt hands; arst-class $50
nth st. nv. mhlS-3t
Observation-Disclosures shirt stareher An
ply ToLAAN LAUNDRY. sth and c nv.
TAHOREss-To help on custom coats. s
BARNHARTT TAILORING CO., 52S 18th st.
NV. II
TAILOREss-An experienced talloress 10
help on coats steady JOB all year around.
FUttR. The Tailor SsS Pennsylvania ave. Sc
WAITREssEs-Two; experienced: no others
need apply RApX CAFE, COS Pennsyivania
ave. nv. mhl3-2t
WAITRESS: experienced: white MAR
TYN'S CAFE sos 9th ST nv. mhl2-3t
WAITRESS Experienced swing waitress. APP
ply SO 9th st. NV mhl4-2t
MOUNTAINEERING woman (oolored) for gen
eral homework for Asbury Park; 4 IN fam
lily. transportation Apply PHILIPS EN-
PIGMENT AGENCY, SO Ith ST, mhl4-2t
WOAfAN-A neat respectable woman for gem
eraI homework; small family references.
lt4z > St II
WOMAN 70 cook. wash and iron; must be
good cook. lSM K nv. Il
WOMAN FOR general housework; two in fam
lily. 1879 Lamont Fl. NV. u
WOMAN for general house IN suburbs. Sl4
Inquire DENTIST 18th and Pennsylvania
ave. NV. 1t
WOAdAN-MlddIe-aEe woman 10 do general
homework; stay nights 1889 Calvert 81.
mhl&3t
WOMAN-Experieneed for general house
work; must be good laundress. l4l0 9Th NV.
mhl3-2t
WOAIAS-Rsliable colored; for general house
work. 1910 Ealorama road mh13-2t
WOMAN 70 cook and do general housework.
217 E st. mhl3-3t
YOUNG LADY for ribbon department; must
be expsrienced 20 take charge. Apply NIL
LIVERY DEPARTMENT. HEIGHT & co.
5l5. 5i5. % Ith 81 mhlt-St
YOUNG LADY help on dressmaking. 1925
9Th NV. mhl5-2t
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Upton BOAT SHAMROCK,
BUT NOT SHAMROCK ~"

LONDON, March 14-In an interview
today after he mad made a visit to
Fairlie TO inspect his new cutter. which
10 approaching completion. Sir Thomas
Lipton said:
she is racer pure and simple and
must not be called Shamrock ", but
simply Shamrock. am reserving the
lucky four-leaved Shamrock for my
next American cup challenger"
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG'S eth and X SITS. NV.
8. KANN, SONS & CO.. Sth and Market spacs
GREEN'S CAPITAL A u V y FIsTNG
AGENCY, Las 18th St NV.
". E. AcNULTY, Cigar Store. 18th and p nv
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY Linton =
Nelson, Pr0priet0rss corner Rhode Island
axe, LIST ami SITS. NV.
ROBERT T. PETZOLD. The Harvard PHI
macy, 18th ana Harvard SITS. NV
". A. DARLING, cor. l4th and I SIS NV
Island ave. and r st. NV.
H. 7. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th 81. and
Mass. ave NV.
sW. cor. Tth ana n SITS. NV -
sANFoRD's PHARMACY, New York ave
and North Capitol street
r A NEITCH. 10th and II SITS nv
OUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, z1st ana q -. NJ,
s. II. WAGNER & CO, Ist and II as m
j. 7. TAYLOE. cor 9Th and sts nv
NICHOLS PHARMACY, 18Th and Pa ave 'nvy
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 18th ana Par,
road.
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Little 7 a1ks
- ON -
Big Subjects:
VII.
vi.

Every householder every person who hopes some day
TO home interested in real estate. Real estate news
appeals to wide circle because of the intimate idea of home
associated with such If you live in apartment you
doubtless thinking of the day when you will buy home;
if you have home in the CITY, doubtless you turning
your thoughts to suburban life you live in the suburbs,
you may be turning with longing eyes toward the country In
any event. real estate news is of rea live interest to you. If
you will read these columns each day. you viii keep in init
mate touch with the real estate situation nothing reflects
minutey the varying conditions. Then when the time
comes for carrying out longchenshed hopes, you will be
thoroughly posted and will know how to act. Meanwhile,
should you wish to buy SELL lease rent real estate of any
description The Times real estate columns offer you
imum of publicity with minimum of expense.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents. Wanted Help, Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board, BOARDING, For
Rent Rooms, Rooms and Board-IO
cents a line; times consecutfvely. 9
cents a line; times cOnsecutfyely &
cents a line. Minimum Charge 90 cents
Business Opportunities, For sale
Miscellaneous. Horses and Vehicles.
Lost and Found, Wanted MisceIIan-
eous, Dogs, Pets. etc.-l5 cents a line;
line; times cOnsecutiveiy, 10 cents q
line Minimum charge As cents.
All other classificatiOns-15 cents a
line; times COnsecutively, 12h cents
q line: 3 times cOnsecutiVeIy 10 cents
a line. Minimum charge 60 cents.
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Advertisements win be accepted
at any Of the following branch Of
fees at regular Office rates. If it 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 viii call 10
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-F'urniture for cash; sell your
goods 70 the man who gives you the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. sth and X
'mhl-tf
GROCER'S iceboX. state size and price ana
make. BOX S6l, Times Office. mhi42t
HIGHEST cash prices paid foT discarded wear
Ing apparel ladies or ge1ts'; send postal,
VIII call y TARSHES, las 7th NV. Phone
North $50. mh6-R
3. BLUM. 1872 7th nv. buys secondhand
goods: pays big prices write postal, nhi2-lt
I PAY the highest cash prices Tor ladies'
and gsntlemeu's CASTOR wearing apparel;
drop card. VIII call c. LIVINGSTON. 1872
Ith 81 NV. or phone Main 626i. mhi-s0t
FISHMAN-Deaier in second hand goods:
highest price paid. 1874 9TH nv. mhi3-4t
HIGH PRICES paid for ladies' and gents
clothing. Drop postal h Gewirz, los 7th NV.
mhl-tf
MISS GERACI. teacher Of piano. desires few
pupils. Residence, 1892 5th 81. NV. mhIl-6t
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable rurniturs.
carpets. ofiies furniture. and household goods;
contents especialIys also stocks OF meFchan-
diEe. -. NOTES. as Ia ave Phone N soOs.
se2s-t
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Personal.

PLEASE send up name and address OF your
friend or relative who IS ad 4icted 70 alcohol
OF dT1g habit We can certainly cure them.
LANE INSTITUTE, 1901 II 81 NV IL
NINE. CATHERINE. palmist, sls New York
ave-. ~ a. m, 20 Z p. m: % and 90 cents.
GhET
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF Constructing tluartermaster.
Walter Reed Army General Hospital, Ia
kOma SubstatiOn. Washington, D. C.. March
Il, 1898. Sealed Proposals in triplicate. sub
ject 20 usual conditions. WILL BE RE
CEINED HERE UNTIL Z O'CLOCK. NOON.
STANDARD TIME, APRIL T. 1905, for the
construction OF Macadam Roads, Payements,
Concrete Walks, Cutters, CURLING, Catch
basins. etc. on the Walter Reed Army Cen
eral Hospital reservation. Washington, u.
c. Plans. specifications, blank proposals and
further information furnished on applica-
tion. l.. S. reserves right to reject or ac-
cept any or ali bids or any part thereof.
Proposals TO be marked Proposals for
Roads. Walks, ETC. and addressed 10 CAP
TAIN Il. L PETTUS, Q. n,
mhl4-ls. II, 1S-ap2.s-s
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Of.sg
OF the Superintendent L. s. Capitol Building
and Grounds. Washington, d c. March
be received and publicly opened az the above
once on WEDNESDAY. MARCH .. 1908.
at - O'CLOCK NOON, for Weatherproof
and Rubbsr-covered Electric Wire, Switches.
Conduit etc. for the once Building, u. 5.
Senate, Washington, d. c. Material 10 be
delivered at the building Erection OF same
not included. Specifications and schedule
can be had upon application 10 the above
once. Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check or surety bond IN the sum
Of five Per centum OF the amount or old-
~ the contract price viii be required Win
tb.z contract The right is reserved 10 re-
iact any all plQ5 anu 20 NatES tg'-l,-LL-
calit{es ami infOrmalities- ELLIOTT
MOODS. Superintendent. .. $. Capitol Build
~, ~ - Grounds mhl2 I4.Ig,2l
cI-I7IC-E7 OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c..
T1asbfneton. March Y. 1908 Sealed proposals
NIL he received at this Once until y
GfCT OCK NOON, MARCH Is, 1905. lor con
str1cting a i6-room school Dullllhg' No l9S,
1891 On Fourth, between " and Bryant
Sfrests Northwest, lots 1 20 6, inclusive,
souare 216g. Forms. specifications. infoTma-
fi3n and necessary proposal blanks may he
obfaIned at this Office, room 45. H. b F.
MSCFARL.AND, HENRY L WEST JAY ].
MORROW, Commissioners, D. G.
mh12-st-exSu
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

bO1-1QiofeQs 10 hOFh IN q OTDs store
wages IS week 479 Eye st. nv. II
BOY on MAN-Coiored, TO DO short order
cooking and wash dishes at night. % H 81
NV Il
BOY-With a wheel to make himself useful;
and go eTTauis. Apply at MILLINERY
PARLORs. ~ 18th 81 nv. mh1+3t
BoY-wanted. lals c St nv. mhl3-2t
BOYs-Bright. active boys fifteen to seven
teen years OF age, as parcel wrappers and
ment Apply 10 H. W sCHAUB. with
GOLDENBERGs 9TH and K sts. NV.
BOY TO learn timing and heating, 2lOl
18th st. NV. mh12-st
COATMAKERs and bushelman; first-class
GEO. c. BERGLING. 1918 -. nv.
mhl2-St
COoK-At once. ooIored night cook. in iunch
room; good Fay. Apply 1905 Pennsylvania
ave NV. II
FITTER-Experlenced ana workman on
ladies' coats and skirts. Address BOX 80
Times once. mhll7t
JANTTOR-CoIored. Apply 1910 st. NV
It
MANA respectable white or coIored man,
70 make himself generally useful: no horse
10 be attended TO; must know how 10 drive
for undertaken. Apply 124 22d st, George
town. mhl4-3t
MANIC clean old brick. Address 500 9Th
MAN-Reliable oolored man to tend horse
orally useful. SO40 DumbaTton ave, George
town. mhls-st
MAN-Young about twenty years Of age. as
au-round clerk. NICOLL- 1877 F st. 1t
MEN WANTED-Our cocktails are the
purest In the world; 81 per bottle; pure food
goods. THE JOHN WEDDERBURN CO.
6l6 F st. NV. Phone 54s4 Main mh4-s0t
PREssER and tailor at once. 1924 North
Capitol St mh14-2
Observation-Disclosures presser on ladies'
Globes and girl TO learn pressing. Apply A.
c. THOUR, 75s llth st. ne. mh14-2t
PREssER-Go with experience in odd
tailoring Jobs ll06 18th 81. nv. mhl4-2t
PORTER with wheel; good pay. Apply AZ
nth St NV mhl5-St
permanent position. Apply MANAGER,
HECHT s CO, SIS. SIS, 5l7 7th st. mhl4-2t
sALESMEN-At once. four hrst-ciass sales
men to sell improved suburban property.
Write BOX s44. Times Office. mh1i-6t
SOLICITOR for special work; high-gTads
man only. BOX S45 Times once. mhli-2t
TEACHER 10 prepare gentleman for clerk
ship into Government service 52S Sd st. NV.
IT
TTVO CARPENTERs 10 trim house- ADnIv
at Sioussa cement block house, near Ian
ham. Nd. or address f. BRICKERD. Glen
dale. Nd. l.
WATTERS-TWo hotel walters (colored), SIS.
$50, today PHILIPS EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. SO 9TH st. nv, 1t
WANTED EVERYWHERE-Hustle 20 tack
signs distribute circulars, samples etc; no
canvassing; good pay SUN ADVERTISING
BUREAU. CHICAGO. II
WANTED-Men to get best haircut in the
city. 15c; shave. including neck shave 10c;
razOrs honed. I5cs two, CSC: white BARRIERS;
open TIL D. IN 6l7 Z st. NV fe2S-sot
YOUNG NAN about IS used 20 rough work:
must be willing 70 work for small wages;
steady employment 20 right party. Apply
| ROYAL GLUE FACTORY, 30 y ST. sw.
mhI2-2t
WAHTED-AGENTS.
/ AGENTS wanted 10 copy letters at home;
easy work SO per thousand; enclose stamp.
! GLOBE MERCANTILE CO, Norfolk, Va. u
| yANTED-Agents 20 sell a book OF toasts ia
prose and poetry; good seller; good COM
mission. Address. By letter only, p s. Bull
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NORTHEAST

LADDON PHARMACY. 200 Florida ave =.
cHAS H BLUMER. n Cap and r. - ne
KRAUS' PHARMACY, 9Th and X SITS.
McCHESNEY s. JOACHIM sth and s ais. M
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POOL ROOM. three best make tables. cash
register; everything IN good order. 1905 TIN
II, NV. II
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FOR CHARACTERIZATION.

BARRED Plymouth Rock eggs: guaranteed
% hatch; nle strains $3.50 per %. j. H.
LYONS. 1903 Irving ST.. Brookland. y. G.
Phone n. 555 NJ mhI4-st
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MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
PSYCHIC pATNrTsT
Assistance for Troubled ana Unfortunate
ARE YOU IN TROUBLED Do Won 5nd
with all your natural gifts and talents that
you are hafned, discouraged and uusuccess-
fulF II s.. come and Be advised find ont TIE
cause OF TOUR bad luck and how 10 change
your bad Conditions 70 those Of Success. fov
and Happiness Thousands live today 70
bless and give credit OF their success and
happiness 10 THIS WONDERFUL CLAIR
NOYANT. She has helped 3thers-WHY
NOT YOU?
7z1-Ninth Street n VII
Don't Mistake Name and Numbers
unHq-fF
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SPIRITUALISM.

IF YOU WISH ADVICE and information on
any subject call 10 see Mr.. Million and get a
palm reading OF psychic reading. Mr. MILLION
also teaches hypnousm. mental hypnotic sug-
gestica ami palmistry. sl2 Eye st. nv.
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FOR sALE-Flat top oak Gesk. ROOM o.
MON Trust Bldg. @. y AciAuahan.
Inhis-st
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cLAIRV0YkNTS.

cLAIRV0YkNTS.
CONSULT
PROF. CARL W. KENT.
THE CELEBRATED
TRANCE CLAIRVOYANr
AND
sCIEN IFIC PIANIST.
S0s sIH ST n. W.
FroT hents extraordinary claiFvuvanf
power combined with his superior E-1c,.Is---
OF occult forces enables him 10 reaf ~
man life with aneFring accuracy from In
fancy 20 olo age. His posers are wonder
ful and indispugabe. his advice fs raIi--7,-
MS information clear. concise and 70 rhs
point ID love, eourtship, marriage. divorces
sales, wills, patents. journeys. pensions i--
Fsstments, s-eculatlons. property, insurance
mortgages OIL and mining claims. diseases.
Special Readings. 500
ONCE Hours. 10 a. n. To Z .. m.
Sunday. Il a. m. 10 p. IN.
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-NALE.

RELIEF WORK by registered pharmacist.
BOX s66 Times Office II
NIGHT WORK. i've or six hours. Dr. Filipino
young man. 1920 g 81. NV, mhl3-2t
ENGINEER-POsition by first-elass licensed
engineer best reference. BOX as Times
Office mh13-3t
GOOD VEGETABLE grower and iaWnman;
married; no children. Call or address, 3i9
eye 81. sw. nhi8-5t
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A E POWELL, 9Th and East Capitol Sta
ROACH DRUG CO.. Sth and G SITS. Sc
NJ s. FEABY. NV. cor. nth and Pa ave.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

S. J. BLOCK
New widows pension law. All persons who
viii become entitled 10 pension or increase of
penson under the new Law please send their
20 S. J. BLOCK. COO + st NV
They viii be Immediately notified when to
make application s. ! BLOCK, Notary
Public TEhl4-3t
IF YOUR TITLE to your real estate is bad
will cure il for you. win lend on undivid-
ed interests. VIII pay your taxes Write or
call. c. T. HUNTER & CO.. ROOM 401,
Munsey building. mh13-3t
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HELP wANTED-Male and FsmaIs.

sTENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY, Colorado
building: open all the year day and nighii
Pftman Graham, Gregg, Barnes, and sylla-
bic systems Positions guaranteed Indiyid-
uaI instruction. mhlV-tL
N SSSTET-High salaries 70 nrst-elass cut
terz The only school IN the city where high
art designing and cutting Is taught We
teach tailors and dressmaEers, Patented
TseaEure short ana simple. THE GERACI
SCHOOL. OF GARMENT CUTTING. izss @
81 NV. tezs-sOt
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

PLACE do Homework or laundry. Address
"a Pierce st. NV. Flat 2 IL
RY TWO neat women central houseWork.
Apply 1850 nth 81. NV, Phone p. 6lS2. II
FLkCE as cook. private family. 1925 Wiley
ST. ne 1t
WASHING; reference Rear no 81 st. NV
mhI2-2t
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LAWYERS.

ALL CASES before ali courts and depart
Dents. Aid IN business and private Difficult
ties Collections and HtigaucR eyeryWhera.
Moderate charges. Confidential u. S. Legal
Corp, sol Bond Building tsN-tf
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SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EIsENBEISS. 7th and B streets.
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RCN-MEDICAL HEALING.

The Junod System Of Enforced Circulation.
more generally known a. the Vacuum Treat
msut WaE introduced by the distinguished
French physician AMI surgeon Dr. y. 1.
Junod. Ills method Of forcing the circulation
WRs approved Of By tIs government and
adopted into their hosp tsls znd is known
today as the only hODs and cure Tor that
GrezE disease, iOcomotor- alaaia and kindred
maladies where the CIRCULATION Is not normal.
u can be made 50. Consultation and treat
ment at your home II desired. Consultation
a. Office free. AMI you are invited - call
PROF. II. y. D. PARKER,
1924 New York Ave.
Hours 10 10 o. Sundays. ~ 10 l. Lady as
sisLzuJ.
Read Noa-MedieaI Healing, back cover 1905
City Directory. fe-2Stf
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NINE. JEWEL.
PIANIST MEDIUM
Has just returned and can IL ro,g-,ft.z
daily on all Affairs Of life Gives names
dates, facts, and figures Without ang nra-
Flous knowledge and having no natural
means " knowing who you are, whence
or for what you came SHE TELLS yOT-
YOUR NAME AND OCCUPATION. THE
NAME JEWEL Is A DOUBLE GUARAN-
r. IoF AFFINITY, honesty, gent..ty, and in
telhgeDce- Personal interviews daily fra-
Professional consultation, s. Hours. 10 an
3 pm daily; Monday. sat. evenings until
9 clock
IT NINTH ST. ~ "
Look fOT signs on large iron stems Tonit
lotsst name ana number mhlZ-If
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WHY PAY MORE2 We store FOR &c a Iosd.
UNITED STATES STORAGE Co. lIs-f2O-422
10th st. NV. Phone Main 4229. dels-s8t
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE, face ana seaIp.
Swedish movements physical culture, mani
Su4lhs ana chH0pody. Appointments out
Open Sundays, seeOnd-hoor front walk IN
6l5 18th 81 nv fe22 aof
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR LE-Oid-established saloon and res
taurant TIN ct. nv, S. 800; one-thtrd
cash. good trade: long lease and cheap rent.
Apply BOX 3ji, Times Office mhl4-st
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GEORGETOWN.
P. WELLER. Pharmacy, 1884 81 st. nv.
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ANACOSIlA.
BURY'S PHARMACY, corner Monroe and
JEFFERSON SIS.
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BROOKLAND, D. Q.
ARTHUR H +. LUERSsEN Drug Store.
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.

sTRITcLY frst-class fun dress and tuxedo
suits Tor hire at most reasonable prices.
II T.. PINES. MERCHANT TAILOR,
1905 1th St NV. fel5-30t
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BICYCLES.

JUST THE BICYCLE FOR THE OFFICE
BOY. We have them from 81 up: elegant
makes, In hrst-class condition Call and
see them. c. T. HUNTER, The Bicycle
Man. 1I3 Pennsylvania ave. nv. mhI2-tf