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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-02-02

&~tAA1Soe DOsAASo
tics, Pc SifiVe
Reductions In
The RUMMAGE
At 5sc.
Good quality, hemmed mus
lin, short, round thread, size
81x90.
At 10c per yard.
Hemmed Pillow Case, good
quality muslin, 45x36.
At 15c per yard.
Good quality, hemmed,
stitched pillow cases, 42x36.
At 16c per yard.
Extra quality hemmed,
stitched, 45x36.
At 10c per yard.
Yard-wide Cambria, all
Lonsdale domestic.
At 25c per yard.
1914 yards unbleached
Sheeting.
At $1.0O
For Ia yards Sea Island
Domestic.
The RUMMAGE of Children's
Coats Bring You 100 at S1.O0
Each.
These coats are short and
three-fourths and full lengths,
in 9 to 10, in plain colors,
checked and plaids, all colors.
The RUMMAGE in Waists
Brings You a Table at S1.50,
Sold Up to $3.50.
These waists are China and
taffeta, mostly plain tailored
styles, open back and front;
tucked and embroidered, fin
ished in Val. laces.
The RUMMAGE in Handker-
chiefs at tic, worth 25c.
Pure white linen handker-
chiefs, plain, hemmed, stitched
and lace trimmed.
At 1870, worth 25c.
Pure linen lawn handker-
| chiefs, lace trimmed, and hem
stitched.
The Yelling RUMMAGE.
At 10c per yard, was 25c and
! 65c.
Plain mesh and lace yelling,
with embroidered dots and che
mile dots; odd styles and col
ors.
AT 49c each, $1.0O quality.
Made lace veils,. washable,
white only, l yard long.
The RUMMAGE in Hosiery.
At 10c, worth 15c.
Children's fast black ribbed
stockings, full length, high
spliced heel and double toe.
At 1910, 25c quality.
Women's fast black cotton
hose garter top, double heel
and toe; hand embroidered de
signs and colors.
At &c, worth 15c.
Women's plain cotton stock
ings, full regular made; double
sole and heel.
The RUMMAGE in Gloves
Brings You Some Astonish-
ing Values.
At 100.
Misses and children's golf
and jersey gloves in black, fan
cy and all colors, regular 25c
quality.
At 35c.
Women's golf, jersey gloves,
in black, white, fancy, and all
colors, regular SOC quality.
At $1.19.
Women's heavy cape walk
ing gloves, one-clasp, out seam,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1908-02-02

one-third to one-half of the usual rates.
For want of capital to invest in theatri-
cal entertainment of some instructive
value, thousands of people to whom such
shows as Bertha, the Sewing Machine
do not appeal have missed the pleasure
and instruction to be obtained from the
drama. One Of the surprising things that
the institutes cheap rates have shown
is a passion on the East Side for Shakes
peare. The proof of this is that $500 tick
cts were sold in one week for the Shakes
pearean productions of Robert Mantell.
Some of the results of last years
dramatic campaign included the witness
ing of 1.-THE Man of the Hour by 1900
persons and of Peter Pan" by 10000. In
two weeks 5000 tickets for George Bernard
Shaws satirical Caesar and Cleopatra"
were sold to people most of whom had
never before seen the inside of a Broad
way playhouse. The drama made out Of
Lew Wallace's prince of India" drew
an audience from the ranks of the inst-
tute's clientele numbering 5000, while 600
witnessed Brownings "Pfppa Passes
Approximately $4,000 persons altogether
we're benefited by this plan, and more
than SIS, 600 accrued to the theatrical man
ayers from increased sales of seats. This
year not only the drama but musical pro-
auctions are made available to those Of
limited means, and the extent of the work
seems likely to be trebled. Indeed, it is
possible that by the end of the season the
record will approach a quarter of mil
lion.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

II. p. Burruss is candidate for county
superintendent of education. for Jeffer-
son county, subject to the action of tho
democratic primary.
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New Colored Linen Suitings
Our Own Importation.
At 19c per yard.

Plain colors in linens, 27
inches, all selections direct
from Ireland. Absolutely fast
colors. suitable for women's
and children dresses and
suits.
At 25c per yard.
General Irish linens, 80 and
SO inches wide, of plain colors,
also tan and white, checks and
stripes, smart for hlouses, suits
and dresses.
At 35c per yard.
Extra weight, yard-wide lin
ell, in all the plain colors, good
body shrunlS; a special sulting
linen.
At 95c per yard.
90 inches round thread, snow
white suiting linen; usual
price, $l.25.
RUMMAGED to 75c, Instead
of $3.50.
Ladies' Outing Gowns, good
outing, very full; all coiors,
also solid white.
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The RUMMAGE in Handker-
chiefs at TIC, worth 25c.

Pure white linen handker-
chiefs, plain, hemmed, stitched
and lace trimmed.
At 1870, worth 25c.
Pure linen lawn handker-
chiefs, lace trimmed, and hem
stitched.
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RUMMAGE of Bags and Belts
at 65c Each

Lot of many different shapes, car
riage and hand bags; all kinds of
leather; all colors; usual price, s1.o0
and $3.50.
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Skirts RuI11maged
TO So. 05, GOOD
Styles, Worth SI5

In going through the skirt stock~we
find more than 100, and of fine Pan
anna, serge and fancy mixtures, all good
styles, well tailored, some plated, some
plain with and without folds around bot
tom, plain colors, checks and stripes, both
light and dark effects
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75C5St to H { Han dsy
A thousand yards of black taf-
feta silk-yard wide, heavy and
lustrous SIPS quality.
M Mhe R Il or M1 Table
Y Stocks Brings to
LlllOlI Light Some 1000
Yards of Short Lengths OF Our
Finest and Best Table DamaSk

Range of width is "a to 81 inches, lengths
IL to 4 yards.
For greater convenience in selling we
have divided them into four lots, at four
prices as follows:
LOT Consists Of 100 pieces, 2 to
yards long, goods that sold up to 89c
per yard. Choice of the lot $l.25.
LOT 2--72-inches wide, 2 1-2 to ;
yards long, are good pattern goods, worth
UP to CSC per yard Choice OF lot sl;oo.
LOT Extra heavy Damask, "
inches wide, choice design, 2, 21-2 and
; ~ yard pieces in this lot, same pieces
sold as high as $l.2S per yard. Choice $l.95
LOT 4-Elegant double satin faced table
damask, beautiful range of designs, all
72-inches wide, comprises most of our
$50 per yard qualities, g. 2 ~ and }
yards long. Choice of this at $2.45 and
So IS; two prices.
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The
RU M M AGE
OfRibbOnS
The RUMMAGE of Ribbons.
1Oc ward. worth no to 35c.

10c yard, worth up to 35c.
Odds and ends, one color of
one kind one of another-satin
ribbons and taffetas, plain col
ors, fancy stripes and checks,
one to four inches wide.
Special Values from the Dress
Goods Section--New Goods.
39c for Mohairs, blacks and all
colors, SOC values.
49c for Mohairs, blacks and all
colors, 75c values.
43c for Colored Suitings, CSC
values.
49c for Panamas, all colors, roc
values.
CSC for Fancy Suitings, $1.50
values.
The RUMMAGE of SILKS
Offers you two tables of deeid-
ed bargains.
19c-Plain Habutai and fancy
suitings, all colors.
49c-PIain Taffetas, Habutais
and fancy suitings-aston-
ishing values.
The RUMMAGE of Dress
Goods and Silks
Brings you a thousand short
lengths at half price.
One to ten yards-plain and
fancy-waist, skirt, and dress
lengths.
RUMMAGED Nainsooks, S1.79
a Bolt.
A LUCKY FIND-Twelve-
yard bolts Of soft finished Eng
lish Nainsook, yard wide
regular lice quality.
25c for 45-in. Cotton Chiffon.
19c for Checked Lingerie
Waistings.
25c for Linen Cambria, 36-inch.
1215c Sheer Striped Dimity.
15c Sheer Persian Lawn, b.
inch.
25c for Mercerized Lingerie,
44-inch.
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RUMMAGE for Men.

A whole department for your fu
You knew we were closing out men
goods? No? Well, summer and viii
ter things for you a plenty
35c-Guyot Suspenders.
35c-President Suspenders.
s1.50-Dents Gloves.
81. 00-Dozen Arrow Collars.
75c--Dozen Marx Collars.
3bc for soc Neckties.
s1.0o for s1.50. So and $3.50 Shirts.
SIC for soc SoX
Gee for 81 Underwear.
$50 for s1.50 and 81 Underwear
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FbVORITE PERFUME
OF ENGLAND'S QUEEN
Secret of Rare Essence, "Ess BOuquet,"
jealousy Guarded.

OueAE. .Alexandra's favOrite perfume,
known as the Ess Bouquet, Is inySteI4-
Gus combination OF rare essences the
secret Of which IS so jealousy guarded
that not all the wealth Of the leaders OF
society can purchase the recipe. Queen
Victoria also favored the Ess Bouquet
as her special perfume, and used It Tor
inward of fifty years. While none save
the manufacturer. knows its formula, a
paris perfumer, with long experience OF
delicate essences, pronOunces It mix
ture OF rose, violet, jasmine. lavender
and orange blossom. OF all royal ladies'
the Czarina is the most prodigal in her
expenditure for perfumes. paying about
$4,000 a year for scents. cosmetics, face
washes SOAPS. and like articles Her
toilet table, OF solid silver, with feet of
malachite. is loaded with costly bottles
she prefers the odor Of Parma viOlets,
and at Grasse, in southern France, an
army OF girls and women Is occupied in
cutting the choicest Of the flowers spe-
cIaIIv grown for this purpose, ana the
maker is under heavy bonds not to let
ANYBODY else have any OF lC or know
how IL is made. To make the perfume
the more delicious, the yiOlets are gath
cred between and Z O'Clock in the eV-
ening. When the perfume reaches st.
Petersburg It is tested by a Russian
chemist after which Il IS stored by the
mistress Of the robes So FAR does the
Czarina carry her love Of heavy odors,
that her ladies in waiting are frequent
" Obliged 10 invent excuses Tor leaving
the imperial apartments, lest surfeit Of
sweetness overcome them
With Queen Nilhelmina OF Holland 20
whom nature. aided and abetted by the
Young rulers love for outdoor exercises,
gave a glorious complexion, one perfume
SuffCes. This IS eau de cologne, which
she uses plentifully in her cold bath each
morning, after testing it over lamp TO
see II Il is pure. A few drops Of cologne
on the handkerchief IS enough for Queen
Victoria OF Spain, who believes in clear
water and soap for the retaining of her
mink and white BEAUTY. DOWdgeT Queen
aIargherita OF Italy Is fond of rare per
fumes. though the Parma violet out
ranks all other in her estimation. The
German Empress has n soap made es-
peciallv for her. It has glycerine IN il.
and she Is fond of recommending il 10
her friends If they wish to have soft
shoulders" Her perfumes are few
London 2. 7. o
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

2027 ? street nOrthW est-J0hn l.
Baldwin 10 David c. Chesternah, lot
IS, square o. $40.
Holmead Estate-Zachariah T. Sewers
ct al, trustees, to Edwin and Susanna
+. Yarnold, lot p, square $50. SO
92l Fourth street northeast-IhOmas
+ Byrne 10 Mary L. Byrne, lot %
square S07. $40
Randle Iighlands-NationaI Savings
q Trust Co, trustee TO Mary T.
DOugherty, lot -, block $685. $3.50
Georgia avenue and L street southeast
Grover G. RObcy ct uN. 10 Fred &.
Jones, lot 1. square 95l' SO
Willard street northwest, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
Elizabeth +. Moore ct viz, William B.,
TO samuel w Tucker, jr., lot 20, square
Isl, $40
Twentieth street and Sunderland
place nOrthwest-James c. Gilmore to
Anna c. McFee, lot IS. square 10, SO.
Tennessee avenue northeast, between
Duncan and z streets-Samuel w.
Tucker, Jr.,. ct uN. to Elizabeth +.
Moore, lot So square 1858. Sl9.
Pleasant Plains-Charles W. King, Jr.,
ct uX. TO James w. French, lot 642, $40.
Barry FaTm-JOhn Byrues ct al, trus-
tees, TO Susie Saunders, part lot 5, sec
ton g. SO.
West Woodridge-GIenn r. Hustled ct
ux. to Henry A. Nieth, half interest In
lots g. 10, and part lot s, block 4Zi5, $40.
Woodridge-Miles II. Bronson ct uN,
to Louis II. Simpkins, lots and s.
south Grounds Columbian University
-AuliCk Palmer TO Helena G. Palmer,
lot l0l Subject to life esL.t-e Of rrst
party and his wife), SO
II street northwest between Nine
teenth and Twentieth streets-trank =.
Collins 10 Frank T. Rawlings original
lot 3. square l2u, $40
Mt Pleasant-GUy :. Zepp ct al to
George j.. Rupert, lots 10, 10, and is,
square $3.50. $40.
First street southeast between D and
Z streets-A ddie r. Perkins To Barnett
Cohen and Jacob Cohen, parts orlglnai
lots J. and j., square l3A $40
lie DToit Eark-JoSeph IL Hamps'n
ct al to HOratiO \. Taplln, part lot j,
block II, $40
nos Fifth street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r McChesney Ct uX- 10 BcIsey j. Horn,
lot S. square 1872 $40
lie Droit Park-JOseph II. HampSon e.
al. TO Asbury r. Taylor part lot g.
block II; SO.
Q street nOTtL west. between Thirteth
and Thirty-first gtreetS-Albert f. Berry,
administrator ct al. 20 Alexander s.
Stewart. lot 8, square 1-S2, $40
Seventh street southwest, between q
and H streets-Rob"rC NJ. c. Bacon 90
DIX. to Charles II. Parker, lots 5 Nand
q square IS; SO.
SIS N street northeast-JOln Ttckell
ct Tx. TO Lena NJ. Long, lot 30, square
SOS; SO
Massachusetts avenue, between North
CanitOl and First streets-Si.as $. Da1sh
CT ux. 10 Mary X. Harris. lot 3 and part
lot 2. square 625; $40. May Daish Lo-
kerson 10 same, same property; $40.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FLOORING. PLASTER
ing, Terra Gotta FiTeprOodnE, FurrfnE Eud
Iathing. and Ornamental Iron Work or
nee OF Building for National Museum. IL
brary Of Congress, Washington, D. C. Jar
I ary q 1905. Separate sealed proposals foI
: FINISHING, delivering, and putting in plaza
cJnnpI-te the flooring OF Tennessee rlarbIs
u : a. stian Mosaic. or Terrazz0 OF Crane.
1.-the: The Tennessee marble wall bases. rbs
pl asteriLg, the terra Gotta Ereproofnc. rra
iron Turing and lathiuK. and the 0r7I7r7ar-
Al iron work. required Tor the new buIIdf7v
Tor the National Museum in this city. VIII
La resolved az this Office until TWO 1'r1,rI-
(. r. on Thursday, the twentieth cav az
! ebruaz-y, 1905. and publicly opened frIu7a-
diately thereafter. Specifications. genar1r
instructions and conditions. and blank for--z
OF r-uposaI may be obtained on aDpIIcs+f-.r
TO this'oflce. BERNARD r. GREEN. SrIua--
tuteudent Of Construction. Jazz. .. 29fe10 NJ III
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OE7
TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Vasbir7--
ton. d. c.. February S. 1905 Sealed r-1-
rosals viii be received ar this ONCE lInffr 10
O'Clock .. m. February .. 1905 for fr4--ie,
ing the District Government with terra ro+rs
sewer pipe. Specifications. blank f5r0-s 80
proposal. and AL necessary Information T,-et,
ba obtained at the office Of the Tro0e--yy,
CLERK. D. c., District Building. HENRv r
F MCFARLAND, HENRY /. WEST .TAy
]. MORROW. Commissioners, D. c.
fes-st-exsu
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERGS Tth ana y sts. NV
s KANN, SONS & CO., sth ar NIarksr spaca
GREEN'S CAPITAL 4 u V 4 l. y > ~ q
AGENCY. L45 18th St. NV.
". Z. AcNULTEs Cigar store, 18th and = NV
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton &
Nelson. PTOprletorsi corner Rhode Island
ave, lst and sts- nv.
ROBERT Z. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy, 18th and Harvard SITS. NV.
W. A. DARLING, cor. 18th and y sts nv
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. COZ 1La st. Rhode
Island ave and 4 ST NV.
h T. BUTTS PHARMACY sta St and
Mass. ave. nv.
CHAS .. HORNUSG, Christi nj Pharnacv
HW., cor. 9TH and II sts. nv.
sANFORD'S PHARMACY, Nav York ave.
and North Capitol street.
r. 4. EEITCH, ZOtA and n ST. NV
OUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, 21st nd G SIS ny
S. II. WAGNER & CO.. LIST and II SIS nv
L 4. TAILOE, cor. SLh and ID sts NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th \ Do ave -pz
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. alth ana PARK
road.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding a Probate Court. 40.
1892. Administration. This is 10 give notice:
That the subscriber. Of New York city has
obtained from the Probate Court Of the Dis
triCt Of Columbia. letters OF administration
c. l. a. on tire estate Of H Bowyer No
Donald. late Of the District OF Columbia. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned u exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, 10 the subscriber, on or be-
fore the 1st day OF September, A. D. 1905:
otherwise they may by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 6th day Of February, 1908. DON
AID MCDONALD. Administrator, care OF r.
T. Shepard. SO 18th st. NV. Washington, D
c.. Attest: tSeaD. JAMES TANNER Regis
ter OF Wills Tor the District OF Columbia.
Clerk OF the Probate Court RICHARD p.
WHITLEY. Attorney. fel2.1g2 Is
The Washington times., 1908-02-12
NON-MEDICAL HEALING,

The JUNOD Che NACUUlJ METHOD OF
ENFORCED lRESTOKI$GJ CIRCULATION.
possesses all the merits OF MASSAGE,
SWEDISH MOVEMENTS. bSIEDrATFiY
restoring the circulation. as a remedial agent
and IL has the enhanced value Of deter1uin-
ing the quantity q the blood 20 or from any
part Of the body AT the Will OF the operator
IL cures by bringing the blood 10 the dis
eased parts, enabling NATURE 10 CURE.
BACK 10 NATURE. by HELPING ma
TURE. 1t CURES Locom0tor-A taxa, Rheu-
matism, Paralysis, Brights Disease, and
those other incurable ailments that battle the
skill OF your physician. Everybody is invited
To call and learn how easy il Is for you To
REGAIN. your health. Consultation free. lady
assistant. PROF. II. n. ID. FARkER. 1924
New York Ave. y. ". Hours - 10 s. sun
days % 10 L Ie5-tT
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A DANGEROUS VARIETY.

Carolino-She may be a gossip, but 1
believe she tells the truth.
PauliDe-My dear, the truth IS fire.
ouently the worst form Of gossip i'm
aglnable--
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ON CENT A WORD FOR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents word for all other classified
advertisements for less than three Insertions.
II inserted for three OF more consecutive
DAYS, one cent o word for Zach insertion.
These rates 90 not apply 10 Personals.
Advertisements viii be accepted at any %
the following branch Offices al regular once
rates. II il IS iGcJuFenl6ut 10 leave advertise
menJs at either branch Once or The Times
Business once, they may Dc Ielephoued direCt
to The Times (Al4ln GOD. and q messenger
viii call 70 collect without additional charge
70 me aaFerttsaE.
The Washington times., 1908-02-12

Mr.. NORMAN ESPUTA DAILY. teacher OF
piano. Mrs. Mable Montgomery Riley, teacher
OF violin. associate teachers OF Esputa DAVIS
School Of Music. Engagements solicited for
teas weddings, etc. Apply MADAM J. ES-
PUTA DAILY, 1l2S b st. ne. Lincoln 400 NJ
fe9-30s
The Washington times., 1908-02-12
AUTOMOBILES.

WE HAVE for sale a Maxwell runabout IN
perfect condition. owner buying larger car.
ASK Ar. HOOD 10 show You Mr. NeWtOu's
car. MOTOR CAR, Co, 1915 New York ave-
1aS-tf
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A HARD KNOCK.

Mrs Smith-HIy husband always says
that 1 am his irst thought
Mrs Jones' rom all that I hear, he
seems to think that second thoughts are
best-ExChauge
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SPIRITUALISM.

HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE-segeraI WORK horses: god for
country cheap. Apply zu \ 81 NV.
WANTED 10 buy pair Of horses for farming
purpose Address BOX y, Times Office.
ONE MARE AND WAGON; al round work
er, S7y, no Congress S. ne 1el--5t
WANTED-A good looking family horse;
must be- gentle. for lady 10 drive give de-
scIigtiuu and lowest price. BON o.. Times
office. lcl--sc
FOR sAL-E-Good bay horse: suitable for
delivery wagon. sJl ~ -. - tel--sS
WHEN you want a team for pleasure. BUSH
ness or horse Tor your wagon. by Gay OF
month, place 20 board your morse at reason
FOR SALE OR HIRE-YounE draft horse.
CTS II o.. NV. fell-5t
FOR sALE-TwenIy horses ana mares. sold
for want Of use. Rear az Fenlsy lvalla ave.
FOR CASH ONLY.
$l25 New Panel Wagons .--.--.-..S so. %
ESQ New Panel Wagons. ........- {55.J ~
- press Harness. $500
SIS Express Harness 81. %
Large assortment OF secondhand vehicles
Of al kinds So ~. Harness. - ~. BLANK
cts and robes al half PRISE.
COGSWELLS. ~ l-tn 3 y. W.
fsl-0
CAN'T selling out $500 ~ c. T. runabout.
1850, $500 TOP BUgBles, $500. Se5.OJ Surveys
Even thing a. cost. Come INr bargains lzys
y - NV. OCZ5-u
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G ST NV. 6Z0-Furuished room; also
entire basement unfurnished; light house
keeping. felO-St
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NORTEEAHT

IaADDoN PHARMACY, 100 Florida ave. "a
CHAS. II. BLGGHSR, ". Cap. and r - ~,
McCHESNEY 4 JOACHIM. cor "a AMI - So
KRAUS' PHARMACY 9Th sud h ia
MCCHESNEsX * JOACHIM, 8th and u stz IA
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS d O.
February J. 1905 Al o. clock o. m on szr.
urday. February 15ls05. he fsh wharf rf-rrs
and privileges VIII be sold at public auction r-
3 street, between 9Th and Sth streets rc-tr-
west. il front Of the FISH stalls OF the VEss9-
tngJOl Market, for the term OF one year from
March LIST. 1908 For further Information ss
10 terms Of sale. etc. apply at The Once
Of the SeaIer Of Weights and Measures ~
Louisiana avenue northwest HENRY u
+. MCFARLAND. HENRY L WEST. lay
J. MORROW, Commissioners. D. c.
fe3-10t-sxSu
The Washington times., 1908-02-12

ALI, CASES before all courts and DEPART
ments. Aid in business and private difficult
ties Collections and litigation everywhere
Moderate charges. Confidential. Z. 5. Legal
Corp, 207 Bond Building. 1a31-tf
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WANTED-ROOMs.

TWO OR THREE unfurnisHed rooms; heat.
bath and gas. by couple, ia southeast or
northeast; state price. z. r.. 2l1 9th st. Sc.
felG-3L
The Washington times., 1908-02-12

FOR SALE-tlse-p piece parior set. $50. CaL
bedroom set So No. Z cook stove S55g..gl.s
extension fable. $3.50. iron bed and y5r!1.
$780, oak siCeDUard, $780, oak bed. s. g.. D..
OF handsome pictures cheap HOWARD. 1915
II st. ne. -err-st
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SOUTHEAST

A. z. POWELL 4th and East CAPITOL 81
ROACH DRUG CO.. SIh and @ SITS Sc
II. 5. FEAIsI. NV, cor. 1Ith and Pa, ava.
The Washington times., 1908-02-12

r. A. AElILE. ZltA and III ST
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY, 21st nd G SIS nv
S. II. WAGNER & CO.. LIST AID II SIS M
L 7. TA4LOE, cor. Sth and - sts. NV.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, slth ana FsT--
road.
NORTHEAST.
LADDoN PHARMACY, 200 Florida ave. ne.
McCHEsNEY 4 JOACHIM. cor "a ana y So
KRAUS. PHARMACY, 6th sud h 6ta
NSCHESNEX & JOACHIM, Sth shd b sta. NJ
SOUTHEAST.
4 E. POWELL, 4th and East CAPITOL 81
ROACH DRUG CO., SIn and SIS. Sc.
II, 5. FEALsY. NV, cor. Lth and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 7th and streets,
GEORGETOWN.
3. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. S534 II st. NJ.
ANACOsTIA-
BURY's PHARMACY, corner Afouros ana
Jefferson SITS.
BROoKLAND. D. c.
ARTHUR II +. LUERSSEN Drug Stora
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
R L CAHN1 q CO. 7o5 King 81.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
CHAAIBERMAIDs. mattresses. nurses. ala
dies maids, housenaaids, cooks, Iaundresses,
kitchen maids, general hOUseworkers, buffers
and other help. LADIES' EXCHANGE S07
Vermont ave IT
COOK. $50; wait. rs $50 to So; private fam
lilies; other places LADIES' EXCHANGE,
Sg Vermont ave. Il
GIRL for general housework. $40 18Th st.
GIRI-CoIored, for general Homework; no
laundry: go home nights Apartment 10
THE BALTIMORE, 1892 BIZ rore st. NV.
GIRL-white, for second w.-I, and assist
with care OF child. reference required;
wages SIS. 26c2 Connections ave. NV.
49,
GIRL or general homework in small family,
no washing FLAT !. 1923 22i ST. NV 1t
GIRI-White. as helper; general houseworI-.
family OF s. good hon e. BOX So, Times Of
fee. felo-5r
HOUSEWORKER- General; family OF 8:
stay at nights 24zy Holmead place NV. be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS, above Park road
LGL---l
HOUSEMAID-General, in apartment; good
wages: best references required. AuDIv
Apartment "a, THE CHAPLAIN, 1924 X
81. NV. fel2-5t
MANGLE HANDS-ELITE LAUNDRY 2II7
14th 81. NV II
NTTI.INERS-In cur millinery work room.
also apprentices. BON MARCHE, 3l6 9TH St
nw. Iell-2t
NILLINER PREPARER-Experien and
apprentice. Apply at once 10 9Ol l4th St NV
fel2-3t
%TTRSE-Good white reliable experienced
for child ! year old; none without best ref
erences need apply. Address 100 AIassachu-
setts ave. NV. fel2-4t
PLAIN COOKS, general house workers, cham
bernaids, SO. SO. stay nights 80 home.
EXCHANGE. 1888 18th st. NV 1t
RELIABLE wash woman for every Tuesday.
with reference. can - 9TH ST. SO. II