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"My wife never pays any attention
to what I say"
"Mine does sometimes"
"How do you manage it?"
81 talk in my sleep. "-London Opin-
ion.
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Subtracting these totals from the
totals for the respective years, the
expenditures in 1905 were $9S9, ,689, and
in 1907 they were $1,O61, ,213. OF this
difference of $72 600 some $53, 600 is
accounted for by the new buildings
being erected at the hospitals for che
insane; $4,000 is taken up in making
more efficient the Department of Agri-
culture, including $5, 900 for the State
Fair, and $4,000 more went to the
Industrial School, the increases in
these items amounting to $4,000. The
emergency fund Of $75, 900, appropri-
ated and set aside to enable the state
to carry its own insurance, is still
intact, and has been increased by ac-
crued interest.
The cash surplus in the treasury al
the beginning of the fiscal year, 1905,
was 81, 1879, 928; in 1906 it was 81, 122,
$50; in 1907, 81, 1853, $50; in 1908, 1919,
46S. So that, while the first fiscal
year of Patterson's administration
closed with 1914, 2S2 less in surplus
than when it began, 1924, 435 more was
passed to the credit of the sinking
fund than during 1906. This was
$92,SO2 more than was paid on this
account in 1905 and 1906 combined.
While the interest demands and thu
distribution to the public schools o
nearly $500. 900 under the Chestnut Law
have exhausted the cash resources will
which the year was started. Treasure
Folk, calculating the probable receipt
that may be reasonably anticipated
confidently declares that by the last o
March the State will have the bigges
surplus ever known in its history. Tn
opponents of Democracy and the enc
mics of Gov. Patterson may analyz
the figures till their heads spin, bu
the facts stick out that the taxes ar
being disbursed with judgment an
painstakiug care; that the charge G
extravaganza" has no foundations ez
cept in ignorance and prejudice; tina
the debt is being reduced with com
mendable rapidity; that taxables ar
increasing in value though the rate
not, and that the revenues are bein
augmented from sources hitherto un
touched.
Before closing this article, ii is fai
to state that $S41, ,633 was paid into th
sinking fund during 1906, and the othe
disbursements we're $2,576, 345, maxim
total af So, 317,979. Anticipating
similar or corresponding reduction i
expenses this year, taken in connectio
with the revenue increases, it is NOR
than probable that another recor
breaking reduction in the debt will b
made.
To those who like to know what b.
comes of the money these figure
b are respectfully submitted. Nashvill
American.
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st rather like your friend" Mrs.
Page said, graciousIy, after Carr had
gone home. I" he is good looking and
agreeable, but you can't tell him bril-.
liant conyersationalist. The Lawson
girls talked all round him."
"Unfortuuately," replied Mr.. Page,
"Csrr cannot talk on subj ect unless
he knows something about it,
Youths Companion,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-01-23
Headache
Every Month

You may think, because yOu
have long had II, that yOu must
have headache every month,
being a wOmeH. :
But II you think SO, you are
wrong, since 4 headache Is q
SlSn Of disease Of your womanly
organs, that thousands Of other
women have been able TO relieve
or cure, by the use Of that wonder.
iul, wOmaH's medicine,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-01-23

apparent $500 increase. As a mat
ter of fact, last year was the most pros
porous in the history of the penitenti-
ary system, an increase of over $50, 900
in the net profit being accomplished
and reported by the board of prison
commissioners
Tabulatlng and recapitulating these
items, go as to make the point more
clearly understood, we have:
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-01-23
A SimnlA Matter.

The resolutions adopted by the last
State Democratic Convention relative
to a method of making nominations,
reads as we have frequently quoted:
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1908-01-23

"Yaas," said Cholly silley, "she
wss out when I called, but l hope for
bettah luck next time"
"How ungallant of you'll" exclaimed
Miss Knox. "You should wish her
the good luck. ."-Philadelphia Press.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Mt Airy-Charles King ct uX,, Sarah
a, to John D. King, part of tract OF
land called Mt. Airy, $500.
h street between TWenty-sixth and
TWenty-seventh streets northwest
Edwin NJ. Dulin ct uX., Blanche S, 10
Mary Widmayer, lot So, square 5. $40.
K street, between TWenty-siXth and
TWenty-seyenth streets northwest
Edwin NJ. Dulin ct uX-, Blanche s..
TO Sarah F. ]. Goode, lot 60, square ..
ClIfbourne-Henry P. West ct ux..
Emma F., 10 Jessie Z. Schafhirt, lot
-. block 3. SO.
Twenty-first street, between c. and
II streets northwest. Newton NJ. Min
nix, 10 Henrietta V MinniX, north half
Of lot 10. square J02. $40.
Twenty-fifth street. between II and
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
streets northwest. and NJ street. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets north
west, and TakOma Parks. Nor
Tis ThOrne, surviving trustee TO
Frank II. GraUl, trustee, lot ],
lot Il, square IL and parts OF lots Dos
z09, square 1853, and part original lot
3, square go; 81 Frank II. Grant, urus-
Tee. TO s. Morris ThOrne. Richard +.
Claughton. and Fred L. FOgt. trustees.
same land; 81
Twenty-fourth streets northwest-Jo-
seph r. Wilkinson ct uX- Johanna, to
George A Provost, part OF "A. square
300: $40
Fifth and r streets northwest-Mary
Heaney 10 Robert Page Bucruss, lot %,
square SOC; SO.
Wilhelmina NierbuChen TO AdOlph Field
vOss and William J. Vonderheide, trus-
tees, lot u, square o45, $40.
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ATHLETIC SEASON
TOO CONTINUOUS

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March n
President Wilson, of Princeton, made
this statement TO the Yale Daily News
yesterday:
In regard TO athletics my view Is
that there are far too many activities
engaged in by undergraduates. Form
erly there were two seasons Of sport
fall and spring. but now, when men
take part in basketball and hockey dur
ing the winter months, there is pTac-
ticalIy no cessation OF athletics at all
for some men
"A good plan would be to limit a
man TO participation in one or two
branches of athletics. This is the gem
eral sentiment of the Princeton faculty,
but the carrying out of any such plan
$ the difficult part"
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Personal.

YOUNG MAN; aEcd twenty-five, drawing
Sod salary. wishes 10 correspond with young
lady Hf nlrsa- object matrimOny- Address
II a'tI&I>E. Times ONCE. mhzl-Zt
ave. lg "a. DO. 10 . M, p ans 70 cents.
uhl5-It
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG'S It'll ara h SITS. nv
6. KAEN, SONS & CO.. sth and Marker sn.,.
GREEN'S CAPITAL A y Y Z X TIgTW -
AGENCY, ll46 18th ST NV
". Z. AeSULTY, Cigar Store, l4ta and p m,
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Ifnton a
Nelson, Proprietorsi corner Rhode Isisn1
ave, Ist and SITS. NV.
ROBERT T.. PETZOLD, TIE Harvard rsb..
macy. 18th and Harvard gts. nv
". A. DARLING, cor. I4th and T SIS nm
Island ave and X st. NV. Ods
H, T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th st. and
sw. cor. 7th and NJ SITS NV Sy'
and North Capitol street ava
r. A. VEITCH, 10th and II sts. mn
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, DIST ana = s...-
s. n. WAGNER s. CO., LIST ana n sfs Nv - "
l. T TAYLOE, cor. 9Th and p SIS ~, NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and pa 49, NJ.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, nth and paH,
road. o-A
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FOR CHARACTERIZATION.

LATEST drop head Singers or STANDARD
sewing machines; choice Sl8: second hand
only slightly used. 81: Davis underfeed ma
ehlnes, go; Rotary. $3.50; $50 Davis shuttle.
$50 Winner, S1362. we are Selling ne bigbest
6Face machines in Washington at less than
cost 70 advertise the only vertical feed ma
cHlhe made. the Davis. superior FOR all kinds
OF plain sewing. Does embroiderv ana an
kinds OF art needle work Taught F'ree.
ote 5tu ~. NV mh2I-sf
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICEs-

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF TIE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA. March IA zoos
Notice IS hereby given that on the glst aa,y
IT March 1905, viii expire all licenses grant
Cd by the ASSESSOR q the District OF Column
bia 10 psdd-ST7 and produce dealers trading
AZ large SAID licenses must be ur0rlBtIy
renewed ~ all such persons desiring to con-
tinue bG-iness after that date. z " W
GRIFFIN. Assessor, D. c. mh1s-st
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Advertisements will be accented
at any Of the following branch of.
fees at regular OffiCe rates. III il is
announcement to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be- teIe.
phOned direct to The Times Main
$500, and a messenger will call to
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents, Wanted Help Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
ed EOoms or Board, Boarding, For
Rent Rooms, Rooms and BOard-I0
cents a line, times cOnsecutfvely. 8
cents a line; times COnsecutively. Z
cents a line Minimum charge 20 cents.
Business Opportunities, For sale
Miscellaneous. Horses and Vehicles
Lost and Found. Wanted Niscellan-
eous, Dogs, Pets. etC.-l5 cents a line.
. times consecutively, 1924 cents a
line; times -OnssCutively, 10 cents a
line. Minimum charge as cents.
All other ClassificaJiOns-15 cents a
line; 2 times cOnsecutively, 1914 cents
a line; 3 times cOnSecuuvely. 10 cents
a line. Minimum charge go cents.
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ANTIQUE mahogany funiture cheap: 10
make room for repairs: sideboards chairs.
lADles' bureaus, desks. beds, etc. 70 X St
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FOR sALE-Three Weisbach arc gas lamps;
siao ~ Welsbach burners. S. AAIANs, sI6
18th 81. NV. rub1f- a.
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wORKINGMANs WANTS.
NCN-MEOICAL HEALING.

MN III -JAS<AL AEAL44aJs
The JunOd System OF Enforced Circulation.
more generally known as the Vacuum Treat
ment WaE introduced BY the distinguished
French physician and surgeon Or. V. T.
JunOd. lis method OK forcing the circulation
Was approved OF by the government and
adopted into their hospitals ana s known
today as the only hope and curs for that
dread disease, lOCoEnptor- aLaEia and kindred
maIadies where the circulation is not normal
IL can be made so. Consultation and treat
ment a. your home II desired Consultation
al ONCE free, and you are invited 70 cali
PROF. II. y. y. PARKER.
1924 New York Ave.
Hours. 10 TO .. Sundays, ~ 20 l. Lady as
sistAut-
Read ou-Afedical Healing, hack cover 1903
City Directory. fe-25tf
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CLAIEgOYANTS.

PSYCHIC ',''''-'- -'-''-'I PiI.Mrsr.
Assistance TO- Troubled ana Unfortunats.
ARE IOJ IL TROUBLED Do You ma
18th all Your natural gifts and talents mar
you arc bafiei, -.scIuTa gsd and uusuccess-
Idtt ID 50, come and be advised. md out
tiic cause OF your bad luck aud how 10 change
1ti tau conditions 10 those OF Success. joy
and Happiness. Thousands live today 70
bless ssn1 give credit OF their success ana
happiness 10 THIS WONDERFUL. CLAIR
EoYANT. She has helped others-WIFY
NOT YOUg
7sI-Ninth Street Il. wi
Don't Mistake Name and Numbers
mhl6-tf
PROF. CARL ". KENT
can be consulted upon all affairs OF life.
sickness. law suits. investments love affairs
etc. Prof. Kent reads your life from child
mood 10 OLD age and the grave the like OF
which can not be equaled by any other man.
woman % child. Remember that
PROF. KENT
is POSITIVELY
UNLIKE ALL OTHERS,
and Is not % be- Classed with the many So
called MEDIUMS, CLAIRVOYANTs ana
HlNBDDS- who Intesr every large city. Call
and be convinced or his superiority over all
others. TERMS REASONABLE.
PROF. KENT is located at SO gTH ST. NV.
once Hours. 10 a. ~. 10 s p. IA. sunday
~ a. M. % ,. 10. Il
NINE. JEWEL
PIANIST MEDIUM
y Ellis 48ltt NAME name or fFieEls- enc
niles, rivals. whom and when you viii marry
gives Tsyer failing advice on business. tray-
els, patents law suits, speculau1ns, health
and family troubles, removes evil influences
and gains the one you love. All business
confidential and attended to in person. Read
iass &Jl0
Hours 10 a, n. s ?. N. Daily.
Don't Forget Name and Number.
NINE. JEWEL.
AZ Sth 81. uW.
Look for signs on Iron steps
mk1R-tf
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DANCING.

MADAME MCCARTNEY. teacher OF dancing.
you can dance. Do you know it? Private
lessons only. Waiting ana IWO-step. Lessons
Soc 1903 II 81. NV. Phone Main 7il5.
mhIO-Sst
PRIVATE DANCING lessons. soc; waltz and
tvyo-step guaranteed Eve lessons; class 81
month: ballroom for rent So TO s.. Address
with stamped envelope. BOX 485, Times Of
hce. mhlS-6J-eXSu
MISS COULTER, master OF dancing. II you
can walk. 1 teach you TO waltz. Private
les sons, soc. Glasses Tuesday and Saturday
evenings $50. Ballroom FOR rent. Address 201
Eye st. nv. Phone Main 1923. mh14-tf
THE WYNDHAd, SsI nth pw.-Lessons. soc;
6Iessons. S2.50; class. 1880 every Tues, Thurs.
SAT Guarantee 10 teach yoU. Prof. WyndhaTn.
mhl-I
DANCING ACADEMY. as Eye St NV.
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb, teachers; pri-
vate and class lessons fe24-s0t
ROLLER SKATES.
WE LEAD, others follow; Barney & Barry.
So s.; Winslow, $40: Union Hardware, s.. 40.
full line OF sundries: repairing our specially
MENDALL & CO, 172s 9TH st. NV. mhs0-I5t
HUNTERS PRICES ARE ALWAYS LOW.
WINSLOW and Barney * Berry ball bearing
rink 81 Union Hardware rink skates 81 go.
We carry all parts OF skates; repairing a
speciality. c. T. HUNTER. The Bicycle
Man IlS Pennsylvania ave, NV. mhIS-tf
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I.ADDON PHARMACY. 300 Florida ave-
CHAS- n. BLUMER, n Cap. aad r SIS ne
NcCHESNEY & JOACHIM cor. 2d ana "a Sc
KRAUS' PHARMACY, 9th and X SIS
NcCHESNEY & JOACHIM. Sth ana IS sts ~.
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UPHoLSTERING.

WHEN LOOKING for genuine antique ma
hogany furniture Of all kinds, repairing and
upholstering. give US a call. Z. E SMITH
300 p st. NV. Phone West 683 mhsI-30t
WE SOLICIT orders for all kinds Of furni-
gre. upholstering, repairing, polishing and
reunishing work neatly done; - years ex-
perience. HEATING & HOLT, IT'S G St
n7h1Q-1af
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MASSAGE.

MASSAGE.
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE. face and scalp;
Swedish movements physical culture, msni-
curing and chiFoPOdy. Appointments out
open sundays. seCOud-dO0F front Walk In.
SIS 18th 81. fee2-3ot
WORKINGMAN'S WANTS.
WORKINGMES-S Spring IS here, overcsats
selling. 50 and 81. suits Of clothes s. AMI 81;
coats and vests, p and So, pants $50, goods
ali wool; tailor made Slightly worm Call
al once JUSTHS OLD STAND. 6ls D.
mhI7-It
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FOR sALE-Cabinet oven; French rnase.
only been In use four months; viii sell q
a sacrifice. Apply at S0 I1th st. nv
mhgI-gt
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FOR RENr-FURNISHED ROOMS.

L ST. NV. 5s-Two rooms for light house
keeping; ID floor; hot snd cold water; next
10 bath. mh2i-3t
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.GOITHEAsT

A. Z. POWELL. 4th and East Capito1 80,
ROACH DRUG CO., stu and G sts ss
~. s. FEALY. nv cor 1lth and Pa az,
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ANACOSTIA,
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Norma ana
Jefferson SITS
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1900 tons OF best quality steam coal, 20 be
delivered, needed, to our East Station
Works, Twelfth and = streets southeast on
tracks in our yard.
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SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EIsENBEIsS. 9TH and B strset,
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9TH ST. NV, u36-TFo nicely furnished
rooms; board or withcIt; $3.50 week with
hnard nlhaI- d
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22D ST. l3l4-Two rooms: "a floor. for gem
tlemen, near car line; references.
mh2l-3t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WE HAVE cash buyer FOR s--oce-- =
cigar store; II you wish 10 sell go ne - -
once. NEW YORG BUSINESS BROKF5f3s
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L0CKSMITH.

L0CKSMITH.
LOCKSMITH and beIl-hauger; cash registers
repaired, guns. pistols. etc. lOcksmith work
at reasonable prices. Phone Main 1s7f
CHAS. SANDER, 81 9Th ST NV nlhI7-g9f
HYGIENIC CAFE.
HYGIENIC CAFE. 7oS I5.h st NV, formerly
1919 G ST. nv headquarters for Battle Creek
Food in the business center Of the city:
breakfast 70 10; lunch y 20 2 mhfe-7t
CHINA ART STORE.
HASD-PAINTED CHINA AND FINE
BRIC-A-BRAC,
AT SHERRATT'S CHINA ART STORE.
COS 18TH ST miii5-S0t
BUILDERS.
J. EDWIN KENNEDY.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
JOBBING AND REMODELING.
1923 L St. y. ". Phone North 4l90
nahl5-Zt
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wANTED-RooMS.

GENTLEMAN would like nicely furnished
room and board in private family; anyyyhere
north OF I ST. and west OF 9Th 81. NV BOX
A. Station ID. nh2l-gt
WANTED-Four or five UNFINISHED rooms.
with heat and light; state price. BOX 4l4
Times Office mh1g-gt
WANTED-By lady, well furnished room
near cafe price moderate. BOX 40S. Times
0hce. snhIg-st
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GEORGETOWN
F. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. S5s4 NJ 81. nv
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| Sd So. Ne, 4Ss-Room on I'd moor with or
| without board: for coiC-ed gentleman
| mh2I-3t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE..

RVANT-Competent for general house
work in small family; stay nights 1927
Rhode Island ave. NV. mhZl-st
sTENOGRAPHER or young lady with bust
ness VIII be given Office room in good Ioea-
ton IL return for keeping office. BOX 4sS
Times office Il
sEvERAL GOOD lady penmen at once. 7Ss
sth ST. nv. mh20-8t
SKIRT HANDS-Experience none other
need apply. ZALEsAK, 1894 X 81. NV.
mhl9-3t
WAIST and skirt hands; frst class and
helpers. Ills llth 81. NV. mh2O-3t
WAlTREssEs-At once. three experienced
" @hlIe mattresses at THE WASHINGTON
I'VE, 30 pennsylvania ave NV. mh2l-st
WAITREsSEs-Th experienced. KADY
GAZE, oo6 pennsylvania ave. NV. II
ADMINISTRATORS at SO sth 81 NV.
mhl9-St
WAITREss-white; in ASTORIA CAFE. sd
and c nv. il
WANTED-Tidy young white or colored girl
70 help around house, no cooking wash
ing and ironing Is sent out; wages s. week.
to2 Shepherd St NV. Petworth. mh2l-2t
WOMAN-HOTEL storeroom woman; $50
month for out OF town. DICKS HOTEL
AGENCY. 18th and Pennsylvania ave. II
WOMAN-Colored; for general Homework.
l209 Q ST. NV. Il
wOMAN-Competent for general homework,
l4US Chaplin ST. nv. II
WOMAN for general Homework; 80 home
nights. 6lS Q 81. NV. II
WOMEN-Two neat colored women for gen
eraI houseWOrt, good wages. Apply base
meut n4 9th NV. mh93-3t
YOUNG LADY TO do bookkeeping and gen
eral office work in real estate Office: salary
SO per month; state experience Apply BOX
40, Times ONCE. mh2l-3t
YOUNG LADIES': experienced coat helpers
ana skirt hands. 1S26~W, mh2I-St
YOUNG LADY experienced Ia bakery and
confectionery; good boaE1 aud room. Ad-
dress BOX $50. Times Offie. mh20-St
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BROOKLAND, D. C..
ARTHUR II. +. LUERSSEN Drug stora.
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EDUCATIONAL

PRIVATE LESSONS IN mathematics,
sciences, languages, musiCs university grad
uate: twenty years experience, literary
work revised. PROF. J.. Station C, BOX
|SlS' atSA tsz-s0s
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Shipments 20 West Station 70 be made il
barges acceptable TO this company. ana pay
ments 10 be made on Washington Gas Light
Company's weights
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WASHINGTON HOUSE REPAIR CO.
Wanted all kinds Of tin roof. gutter and
spout repairing. Roof paiutiug sGc uar
square a speciality. Carpenter and brick
worh, All kinds of repairing and CLAIMS
and general joD5ing. Orders prJnptly ar
tended O.. Estimates given. VA r BUR
ROUGHS, 3o4 A street southeass. Phone
Lincoln 40! N. mh2l--t
WANTED-Your trees, vines and flowers 10
trim. REID. 1873 r 81. sw mhaI-st
NJ ST. NV, 1o3-First class meals served
out by cateress. mhsl-2t
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PROPOSALS.-Coai. Pr0veGder, and Ice
Sealed prop5sals i'm duplicate. addressed TO
the Chief of the Bureau of Equipment Navy
Department. Washington, -. c., viii be re-
eeived a that Bureau until O'CLOCK P
NJ on WEDNESDAY. APRIL Is 1905 and
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FLOOR OIL.

DON'T RUIN YOUR HEALTH sCPuP-
BING, use Hunters Sanitary Dust KiIiinr
Floor Oil; Il viii make housewcrk q rlesE.
use. Try a gallon, soc; keeps the floors
clean and bright and riis the house OF IN
sscts. Call Main Sass or drop postal 10 lis
IA. ave, NV mhI6-tf
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
z. L CARNE & CO.. los King St
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
T. A. sONNEAfAN.
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FOUND-A guaranteed cure for eczema. old
sores, piles. etc. Try DR. COSTELLOS
sALYE, -.--------- se2ss0t
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AGLE w AN 4E0-E EmALEs
BUNDLE WORK washer: one competent 10
take charge OF wash room. WEST END
LAUNDRY. ll28 Pennsylvania ave. mh2l-2t
EXPERIENCED cloak. suit and millinery
saleswoman. Apply JULIUS GARFINKI.E
CO, 18th and F. mhs0-st
EXPERIENCED alteration hands on coats,
skirts and dresses apply JULIUS GAR
EINKLE & CO., 18th and r SITS. mh20-3t
GIRL for general houseworlzi no cooking; SO
month 524 90 St NV Il
GIRL for general homework. $40 18th st.
NV. It
GIRL for general homework in an apart-
meuti good cook well recommended so,
THE KENESAW. mh20-2t
GIRL-White. TO assist in sewing and 40
light housework. l0O9 22d St NV. mhis-st
GIRLS-White. in collar room. TOLMAN
LAUNDftF, S:as and SITS. NV mhls-3t
GIRL~-steady and reliable, for general
housework. Is 9Th ST. ne. mhls-5t
GIRLs-Apprsnticss. to learn high-class
dTesSmaking and designing; paid s. day after
learning; good positions now ready. PROF
LIVINGSTON, 1920 G St NV mhI6-6t
GOOD HELPERS on waists and skirts: ap-
pTenuces llg7 18th St nv. mh21-8t
HELPERs-At once. several experienced, for
dressmaker. Sd floor, l5n II st, NV,
mh1s-st
LADY 20 clerk in dry goods store in north
easti 5000 pay experience not necessary
BOX 4o9. Times office mhl9-2t
sALESLADIES- Experienced; Tor dry goods
store. THE EEE HIVE. s111 II st. mhz0-3t
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20oro tons Of anthracite broken coal. 10 be
delivered, needed, 20 our West station.
Works Twenty-siXth and a streets north
west, alongside our wharf
200 tons OF anthracite broken coal. 70 be
delivered. as needed. 20 our East station
Works Twelfth and II streets southeast, GA
tracks in our yard
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STORAGE
WHY PAY AIORE2 We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE Co 41g-z70- 40
10th St NV Phone Main 1929 mhZl-q0f
FIREPROOF STORAGE.
Separate locked rooms, from s. month Up.
Expert handlers. Estimates furnished
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY
s2o-s22 E NV. PHONE NJ 65s
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