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The Washington times., 1908-02-09
NURSE LOVED .LUNkTIC,,
AIDED HIM TO ESCAPE

YOUNGSTOWN, n. J. Feb. S.-Fall-
ing in love with a crazy patient. whom
she aided to escape, cost a woman
nurse her position in the hospital for
the insane mere
Charles a Thomas is the name OF
the man who made his getaway"
He and the nurse met frequently at
the social affairs OF the Institution. Re
Gently the woman decided Thomas was
not in his proper sphere. obtained a
kew from a man attendant which she
gave 10 the patient. who walked quietly
out he went 20 Philadelphia and later
10 Indiana, where ne now awaits his
sWeetheart's arrival
The board of trustees today approved
the action OF Dr. Richardson in dis
missing the nurse and the attendant
who furnished the key
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Two Sam Needles;
One SOrrOWful
Because of Fact

Better far to hunt for the proverblal
needle in a haystack than &c try TO I'M
tansle the increasing complications
growing out of the supposed marriage
&C Crie Sam Needle, a tailor. to Rebecoa
Vino, which marriage was decided by
the authorities as having never been
a marriage and hence required no an
nulment
Perturbed over the wide publicity
given the troubles OF Needle and his
bride Of few days, another sam Needle
has appeared upon the scene and de-
sIres to put the public Alright on one
fast that he IS not the Sam Needle
they are talking about
He of the Difficulties.
Samuel. he Of the marriage difficulties.
recently had arrested a brother tailor
named Freid, whom he alleged had i'm
personated rabbi and united him in
marriage TO RebecCa Vino. The couple sep
srated after two days of welded happl-
ness and Samuel growing remorsetul'
restless. lonely. suspicious. and several
other things. sought EOlaCe in the arrest
of Freid. Assistant District Attorney
Ralph Given after investigating, found
there had been no ceremony, but that
what Sam and Rebecca regarded as a
ceremony was merely the placing Of ar
enlargement ring upon Rebecca's finger.
which operation FTeld assisted in
Therefore he refused to prosecute and
decided there had been no marriage.
Now comes the Sam Needle, OF 42I
Seventh street. also q tailor, and pro-
tests that he has had much difficulty
in explaining away the similarity IN
names.
An Old Resident.
I have lived in Washington fourteen
years" said Mr.. Needle, this morning,
"em a citizen Of the United States,
have a home. business. and family here,
and have had no matrimonial trou-
bles. The people VIII think that the
sam Needle SO much before the public
Is myself, whereas he IS a newcomer
here.
Il don't know anything about him or
hts wife or his troubles, but I'd Ike
10 get Il Strengthened out thai although
I am Sam Needle, the tailor, l am not
Sam Needle the tailor in trouble. 1
don't like su this talk about funny
marriage business"
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B--FoHowInE schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Mobile, New Or
leans AshevilIe. Chattanooga. Memphis 900
a IN and II 90 p. IN. daily
For Roanoke, Knoxville. Chattanooga
Memphis, New Orleans, 10:l5 ?. IN. daily
For savannah Jacksonville, and Florida
points, 4.l0 p. m. daily.
For Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. Aiken
4I0 D. m. and $50 D. m daily
Ia S. BROWN. General Agent.
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HELP WANrED-FEMALE.

CHAMBERMAIDS. nurses, housemaids, wait
Tesses. cooks, kitchen maids laundresses.
general housewoTkeTS. buffers and other help
LADIES' EXCHANGE 500 Vermont ave,
opposite Arlington Hotel. feS-Zt
COOKS. mattresses. chambermaids, laun-
dresses. nurses. light housevorkers: white
and c0lOred, linen room women; store room
woman, call with references; wages 81, 80.
$50, s25. SO Ith st. NV. PHILLIPS EN-
PLDfMENF OFFICE les-St
CooK-Good. and laundress; bring refer
ences. 1912 18th st. NV. iel-St
COOK-Colored. at 1924 Corcoran st. NV.
Iel-st
EXPERIENCED hands on custom coats
HOPKINS TAILORING Co ie9-5t
EXPERIENCED buttonhole workers. and
hnishers 10 work on vests Call at rrce.
500 1th St, Room L. t-,-St
GIRL wanted to address 4, eIopes; must
write good hand. eos oura Iuilding. II
GIRL FOR general Housekeeping; good pay;
may stay nights. 17I5 Kilbourne place NV.
. blocks north Columbia road feS-St
GIRL for general homework. 72z 9th st.
GIRL-Colored. cook. wash and do general
houseworS ll2l llth st. NV IL
GRI-omce; ooIored. wages 50 week. Call
SO eth st. NV. PHILLIPS EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE. fe9-2t
GIRI-HaIf grown. to assist in general
Homework. al Massachusetts a-s. NV
ies-St
HOUSEHOLDER - Settled. reliable. white
housekeeper; middle age preferred, Apply
THE ROCHESTER, $40 E ST. ny. fest
MAKE 500 monthly. spare time. mailing
postals instructions lGc. BOX IS, Walthaln.
Alass-
MAID for general work IA fiat. Inquire
FLAT AZ, 2O19 Columbia road fes-2t
sTENOGRAPHER and typewriter who de-
sires to learn and advance with our bust
ness 9l4 Munsey Building. II
sTENOGRAPHERs Two young women:
good address. Apply between Il O'Clock
and l. MIR. GREEN. Stewart building. 9Th
and d SITS. NV. II
STENOGRAPHER and Office assistant; Is or
over; salary TO start S. per week; reply in
own handwriting. giving references BOX
%. Times office. resist
TRIAfdERs. preparsrs, and apprentices IN
millinery. Address BOX 90. Times ONCE
Iea-oL
WAIST HANDS. helpers end apprentices.
1912 e. nv. fe5Is
wOMAN-settled for general homework IN
small family good wages. 1913 y 81. NV.
woMAN-settIed. for general h1usework In
country. Apply 6l3 Park road NV. u
wOMAN-whlte, good, to cook Call 4oI
81. NV. Il
WOMAN-Whlte, 70 work N kitchen. AS
TORIA CAFE, ID and o SITS. NV. Il
wOAIAN-GeneraI housework- 1913 s1st ST.
WOIAN-CoIored, 20 cook and general
homework. must stay nights. 30IT Cam
bridge place Georgetown fest
WOMAN for general housework. Apply
Apartment !. WINCHESTER. 18th and L
nv fes-5t
WOMAN for general h0usework; bring city
reference: So Is Sth 81 ne. Iel-st
WOMAN-G0od for general Homework;
small family; good wages. must have refer
euces. Apply 50 L ST. NV fes-3t
WOMAN to cook wash and iron. small fam
iIy 8419 Mt. Pleasant ST fest
YOUNG LADY about IS years old, for check
Ina, newspaper advertising. must Dc aCCuv-
a1s and quick. one with some experience
preferred Address IN own handwriting Civ
ing references. Salary s.. BOX %, Times
Office le.-5l
YOUNG LADY In suit and cloak depart
ment. preferably one understanding operation
Of sewing machines. permanent position,
state experience and salary expected BOX
1. Times office IeI-ar
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAlLWA
Ticket Office, I4zI Penna. Ave.

schedule not guarantee
It-O5 a. H.. daiIy-Ssaboard Mail. TEro5
coaches and Pullman sleepeTs 20 Savanl
AMI jacksonville Through sleeper Washi
ton to Hamlet and Hamlet TO Atlanta "a
car to P!uehurst- Dining cars.
rs D. n, daily-Seab0ard Florida Line
tied solid Pullman train through to Jack
so-tyfIle and 81. Augustine Also through
sIs,s pers TO PinchursJ. Atlanta. BirminE-
hs4r7 and Memphis. Dining cars
go .. m. daily-Sea board Express
Coaches and Puilmans TO Savannah and
jacksonville
&. H STANSELL, District Passenger Agent.
jaI6-lf
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! WANT an angel with 500 real money 90
finance me in my maiden effort 20 estab-
lish a live weekly newspaper IN Washing
ton. ! care not n he be an hOmeiy as
SOreszoI as old as MethuselunI. or as bald as
Rockefeller. so he has the money. MAUD
ALINE JAMES. care Washington Times.
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BUSINESS oPpoRTuNITIzg.

ADVERTISING placed anywhere, every
where: daily, Sunday and weekly papers.
magazines. mail-order mediums, lowest
rates: advice and estimates free MOSS 4
cos. ADVERTISING AGENCY. Phiiadel-
phia. fe9 II. 1871
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RAILROADS.
BALIIMORE AND ONO b. q.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour "a the Od1 Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, ed ST, NEW YORK
100 q m--DIneT. Pullman PaTl0T-
1900 a m.-Bufret, Par.0r Hr. Train.
S'S 90 a U--Diner and Pullman PaTiC- Car
f-l-0J &. m.-Diue- and Pullman Farlo- Car
. 90 p. m.-D!uer and Pullman ParIor Car
900 p N Royal Limited All Pullman.
1900 p. m.-COaChes to Philadelphia
500 P rn.-Diner and Pullman PaFlor-
Is p m--Coaches TO philadelphia
"ll-JJ P m--SleepeTs-
- 81 g. .n--Slsepers-
ATLANTIC CITY. T7.Oo, 900, fI1-Oo q. m-s
Ti,0o, $50 p II.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. SEQ a. m, 1868
noon as 90 pm. sun, $50 am, $50 pm.
EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR
week days 200 a. M. 20 S ?. m.)
TO BALTIMORE
1870. 'l0.02. 'll-0 a m. Ti2.e0 noon. 'lZ-e7.
800. s'I:I5 T2-OJ s3-OC. 1890. s"J-se, 1900.
= - 500 f5.O3 $50. 1900 = 30 TT00 ss.gJ,
IS 80. $1,000 "10-35. 81. 80. "l1.35 p. m
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. '9-lO a. IN. 'l---. $50 p m
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, and LOUIS
VILE, '9.I0 a. H., '4-o5 p m. '1Z-40 night
PITTSBURG. -5.l3 a. M, 'l,@2, $40 p 1.s
az 30 night.
CLEVELAND. $40 p. N.
COLUMBUS. $50 p IA
WHEELING $40 a. H.. $50 p. N.
WINCHESTER, - 10 am. T4.Q5, = 60 p M
FREDERICK. IS 20. 1910, bic am, s'l.Sl.
fS05, f5-45 p.
HAGERSTOWN. 1870 a. m, 800 2. n.
'DaiIy. Except Sunday. @sSuuGay only.
TELEPHONES al ali q the following
Ticket OhiCes; 14l7 G St, Tel. Main 1881 sig
Pennsylvania ave. Main rs New Union
Station Ticket Office. Tel Main 1850; lnf1r-
nation Bureau. Main 1850 nOl7-Jt
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IF YOU want a business that viii pay sew
eraI thousand dollars annually. start mail
order busine s. by our easy method anyone
anywhere can be successful. MTLBUBN-
HICKS 358 Dearborn St, Chicago. Il
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST,

OIL ENBERG'6. It'll ana K HES NV
( hANS, SONS & CO.. 6th and Market suacs
GREENS CAPITAL A D Y L TIgTN q
AGENCY. u4s 18th ct. NV,
". Z. McNULTY, Cigar Store, IGth and 10
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton s.
Nelson. PrOpTietOTsi corner Rhode Island
ave, Lst and sts. NV,
ROBFRT T. PETZOLD The Harvar,. 1har.
macy, nth and Harvard SITS. NV.
". a. DARLING, cor. S4Lh and 7 SITS. nv
l. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7Ln At Rhoda
Island ave ana ST Nv.
II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY, 9Th 81. and
Mass. ave. NV.
C-.As- Z. HORNCNG, Christiani Pharmarv
Az, cor. 9TH and n sta NV
SANFORDs PHARMACY. New York ava
and North Capitol street.
r. A. VEITCH, 2ota and II sts nv
pUIGLEY' PHARMACY, 2lst nd @ Era -
8 N WAGNER q Co. 1st and II 80 ~
l. 7. TAELOE. cor. 9Th and 7 SIS, NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th & Pa ave NJ
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 1ltL and Pal
road,
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make 800 per cent profit selling
Novelty Sign Cards" merchants buy 20 70
100 on sight. SEQ varieties. Catalogue free.
SULLIVAN co. sos W. Van Buren, St., Chi
cago, III. II
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WANTED-To purchase saloon for cash.
BOX 50. Times Office. fest
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

LADIES and men earn $40 10 $50 per week
handling one or more OF our 30 useful ar
ticles: no travelling: devote spare time. FAIR
MFG. CO. Box IA Racine, Wis. II
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHEE R0cas.

FOR REh1-F URNlShEl- RUCmS.
NJ ST. NV. a4-Two large rooms: also one
small room for gentlemen; steam heated
FLAT !, after .. fsS-2t
FOR RENT-Furnlshed front room for sen
tlemeni reference in northwest BOX 50.
INES once Fest
18TH ST. NV. sIs-One large and small
front roJws- same floor light housekeeping.
newly furnished. IL
y ST. NV, lsJ3-Front room; p story, with
board. southern exposure fes-3t
STU ST. u42-Two rooms, 81 floor; heat
gas ans bath, light housekeeping. Il
INDIANA AVE. 2os-yery large nicely fur
uished - floor front room; meals II desired.
/ ST NV. sli-Flne hall room. heated:
porcelain bath only gentlemen q good hab-
its desired l.
sTH ST wv, s57-NiceIy furnished steam
heated front roomr with pri ate family.
NEW YORK AVE. 9l4-sec0ud noor south
exposure large SIS month. LAW. Phone
lsT ST. Sc. sl3-Thres furnished rooms.
light housekeeping. adults. tes-st
= ST. SW., as-rw7 hall rooms ror gentle
men: Ji5o per month feS-st
18TH ST. wv, 5-Housegeepllg near Du-
paut Circle. & second floor rooms, nicely
furnished ~ fes-5t
-T--tT q a. -~ ~ ~ - -
rooms. southern exposure; private family.
with or without board terms reasonable.
reference required f-s-st
d ~ wv zoos $780, - 80 80 -
~ 'i - ----- --'--l' -'.a- a. So
sTH ST wv. s5s-DeslrabIs furnished
rooms. gentlemen or married couples.
y - ~ -. -
49,
o. w. -'i-ei' 4-I"-sLio- --.i-s'
49, - - t-2-e-
y ST NV. -I1-TU0 larEe UEEr rooms gas-
neat te2-tL
* ST NV f84-LarEe second story back
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SALESMEN-Are you not willing TO make
some good side money without the least pos
slble risk or expense? No sample 10 carry.
Start now. DAVENPORT ICE CHIPPING
MACHINE CO. Dave port, Iowa. Il
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AN EXCEPTION.

Ny wife gave me a letter 10 mail
ten days dEO."
I'm sorry for you
It's quite unnecessary. I mailed II.
Exchange.
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FOR SALE-Union Stauon cafe and dairy
lunch room, $40 New Jersey ave. NV. viii
be the only permanent lunch room near the
feg2t
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

WAETED-Psrty 20 invest 1000 IN wei pay
ing business with or without services rare
chance FOR good Investment business e.
tabushed. Address BOX Ga Times Office
fe7-3t
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WE WANT high-gTade statesmen 10 carry
our line Of advertising fans as a side line
the season is noyF at its height. our line is
exceptionally stronE. ALFRED HOLMAN
co. Chicago. III. II
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

JOB PRINTING once, throe presses large
supply OF other material. $500; 0ue-third its
value. EASTERN BUSINESS EXCHANGE,
5l4 +. fest
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FOR sALE-Groc,r9 and provision store.
1922 NJ 81. NV. fe9-3t
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going California. wifes
health: grocery northwest, doing SI,3lJ Dusi-
ness monthly az inventory less 100, FIX
lures, horse. wagon, ice box, etc, at fhalt
value; excellent house and .Eta6ls connected
THORNTON g. JAMES. 10 IlII NV. fe6.I,3
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equipped; long establsn rent. 50; daily
receipts. so. price. 800. NEW YORK
RLSLNEss EEOkEEs. 81 y. Ls.-s-
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I HAVE a well paying business in this city
established Is years. IN which i want % sell
interest to q gentleman OK executive
ability. best bank references. Address BOX
COS. Times Office. fe7-3t
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LAWYERS

ALL CASES before all courts and depart
mea-s. AID 30 business and private diflcul-
ties Collections and litigation everywhere
Moderate charges. CClldeZrizl. L. S. LsEaI
Corp, sol Bond Building ja31-tE
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HYPNOTISM

Mr.. MILLION teaches hypnotl7n and mental
hypnotic suggestion The course gives men
tai control. self control. concentration. viii
power, memory. salssmansnlp, personal al
Effectiveness. etc. no course is taught by
actual practice sl2 Bye II. NV II
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sALEsMEN-Sl0 10 500 a day 20 good reI-
able specially statesmen: give good reference
and state territory. BERNER. $3.50 Dear
born ST. Chicago. Il
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture
carpets. Office furniture, ana household goods.
contents especially also stocks Of merCuau-
disc D. NOTES, 90 Ia ave. Phone ~. 5.J5
se25-rf
WANTED-FurnIturs for cash; sell your fur
uiture TO the man who gives you re most
money see FOPWOOD ath and X fes-5t
WANTED 10 buy pawn ticket GA good ala-
mond ring. state hve CUlors, price asked and
amount due on ticket. strictly confidential;
private party. BOX ~, Times Office u
WANTED-spot cash. one second hand oliver
typewriter WEBSTER * CO, 81 9Th ST.
NV. fel-Jt
I PAY the highes- cash prices for aides
and gentiemen's Cast-OE wearing Rpparei
drop card. Will call c LIVINGSTON. 49,
9Th 81. NV, or phone Main 6261. 1aS0-7F
HIGHEST cash prices paid Tor discarded
wearing apparel. ladies' gents. and chill
call at any hour. 3. TARSHES, 1905 fth a.
NV: phone North 439. jagltf
WANTED-second hand books VII ~
K0od price; send postal and state uartirU-
lars. Il. ROSENBERG. Sth and / SITS NV.
fe7-7t
WANTED-To buy TWO second hand Ia
trobs stoves send postal 70 4. JOHNSON
81 10th 81 NV. ana viii call. ja3O-gJt
HIGHEST cash prices paid for worn gar
and hats. I VIII call any hour s KE-
BESKY, 1906 7th 81. nv. Phone " $3.50 81.
HIGHEST cash prices paid for ladies' and
gents cast on clothing. shoes, hats. and
shirts. Drop postal II. GEWIRZ. 12CS 7thnw.
Oc3g-tf
wANTED-ROoMS.
wANTED-Three rooms; nicely furnished
light housekeeping, state price BOX a.
Times 0fftce. II
BY YOUNG MAN neat front room near
Georgetown Law IS BOX IS, Times Office
BY YOUNG MAN. northern section private
family; state terms BOX ), Times Office
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS.
3 ST Ne, 651-Four rooms; hot-water heat;
gas and bath feast
F ST Ne. 61I-Shree rooms and bath; 9I
floor light housekeeping; heG;. night. cook
ing gas: also front parlori LIST floor; fur
nlsned or unIuriLshed- II
9TH ST Ne. 912-Three nice unfurnf sheI
rooms for rent; heat. gas and bath fss 81
r ST. Ne, IO0S-Tvo rooms for Hzht Rouse
keeping; all conveniences- It
DIST ST. NV, 520-One front room and ad-
joining hall ROOM heat, gas, bath; light
housekeeping; cheap. II
BID ST. NV, 746-Unfurnished rooms; IN. ire
% floor for light housekeeping: SIC. fe2 2t
6TH ST. NV. S15-Two large newly n1pI--5
warm second floor rooms: SIS per MOI tn
feS-3t
NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc. 8I5-Tgo or
three unfinished rooms; light housekeep-
Ing; desirable and convenient location.
fe8-st
THREE bright sunny rooms with two hli1
rooms, heat, gas. second floor; rent reason
able 2lh z st NV. fe7-3t
r ST NV, 2d5-Two ID floor unfurDiybei
rooms, heat and gas: light Housekeeping
VERMONT AVE, 1509-Three % floor unfur-
nishe1 rooms. housekeeping: cabinet range:
bath; reasonable couple preferred .fe7-4t
NJ ST NV. s29-Very large Handsomely
furnished front room on second floor: cheap.
fe7-3t
D ST. sW.. 714-Four unfurnished rooms: Isl
floor; bath; reasonable, fe7-3t
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LUNCH ROOM and oyster house for saIs
cheap. come quick for q snap Apply 1888
Wisconsin ave. NV. fe7-3t
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SIX WEEKS OBSTRUCTION in salesman
ship; position as travelling salesman with
responsible firm guaranteed. Address IR a D.
STREET SYSTEM, Rochester. n. Y. i
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GOOD PAY-Men wanted everywhere 20 tack
signs. distribute circulars. samples. etc.
No canyBssinE NATIONAL DIST. Blu
REAU. Chicago, H. Il
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MAEICURING.

WASTED-Ladies 70 learn millinery. mani
curing and dress cutting on scientific Priu-
ciples half price for 10 days slg g 81 NV
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DENTISTRY.

80 PAIN. so HIGH PRICES
PAINLESS MOTLEY
Washington Original Fa-u.vss Dentist.
Set Of -sttE. s.. Gold crowns al- Bridge
work. - u 81. Filings, SIC ~. Oh sta ST. NJ
1a-s-E
URs. O. ". & ". J. ELXEE. DENTISTS.
3 W Cor. 10th and \ SITS. n. IS.
Specialists ia Painless Extracting. Gold
Crown ana Bridge Work. Filings. am Plates
that TT Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded Moderate prices Phone IL 49,
fezS-tf
CUT RATE DENTISTRY.
SO Set Of Teeth. Gold Crowns ana Bri5Eevvork
81 Filings. e. Painless Extraction Free
L.. 5 Army and Navy Dental Ass 1ciatiUn.
DIR. J.. HARRY MORAN. MGF.
SIS + 81. y. w. CORNER OF 7TH
5y1S-tf
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AGENTS wanted Tor a hish-class beautifully
printed and illustrated dOllar-a-year wOman's
magazine. Commission. 50 cents on each dol
lar subscription Write FOR agents free out
~. AMERICAN HOME MONTHLY. Bar
clay St, New York. jal2i0t-Su
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE-Sguud horse also wagon and
harness 7UI 4 ST. IL
FOR SALE-By contractor, several heavy
draft horses. good horses Tor country. cheap.
Apply vi y st. fest
WANTED-SOuEd horse and light delivery
wagon. must be cheap for cash BOX GU,
Times Office. feI-5I
FOR CASH ONLY.
SIZ5 New Panel Wagons $50 %
500 New Panel ~ asyls- -.---.-..---- 500
$50 New Panel Wagons $500
So Express harness ....-.--.-.--sLs- %
as Express harness 30
Large assortment or secondhand vehicles
Of al kl-s ST. Up Harness, ~ Up. Blank
els and robes az hzlf price.
CCGSWELLS. - --th ST " ".
fel-I
CAN'T ceiling out SS5.0o ~ c. 7. runzbOuI.
500; 500 TOP Dlggles, $500 $500 EGrFsys
At Ss5.yg: $50 top sprilE WaEorz $500
Even tltEg A. cost Come LOr gains. Izs
y a. NV OCZ3-L
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements for less than three Insertions.
II inserted for three or mora consecutive
days, one cent word for each insertion
These rates DO not apply 70 Personals,
Advertisements VIII be accepted at any OF
the following branch oft1ces az regular once
rates- II 10 IS inconyanisnt 10 leave advertise
Enents at either branch once The Ttnss
Business Odice, they may De telephonsd direct
20 Tks Times (hdatn 5s5Qls and MESSENGER
vii cal 70 collect without additional charge
20 tbs advertiser.
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LOST.

LOsT-Oa Friday. the 7th. in ueigh50-h00d
OF 9Th and Florida ave. tan and white col
lie pup answers 90 name Og Bob Return %
SAB Fi9ri-a ave. NV Reward. fes-st
LOsT-Cranl for starting automobile. be-
tween 10Th and Pennsylvania ave. 18th and
East Capitol ST. via. PENNEY Ivaula ave and
East Capitol 50. Reward. THE MATHY
60. ISIS Penusylyanl1 ave nv Il
LOsT-Bast1u bull pup. Saturday night Re
ward II returned 20 so 9Th So. $50. fe9-2t
LOST-Dark pin. oval garnet I'D Mexican
gold finish value as gin Reward. CANE.
a. LeDrglt Building. IL
LOST-Iszft hand tan l,.r glove. CHasa's
Finder give address owner WL- call and give
reward or return o. p. a. KERR. 1901 Wis
ClusIu ave feg--r
LDST-Smau alligator shin purse containing
money. between Atkins Drug store and
Grant place. Reward Egr return 20 LELL S 81
uw- fes-2t
LoST-Dlamo5E bracelet. Friday. between
BrlEhIW00d AMI % sIs.. after O'Clock D. 3D..
either Ola BrisatHopd car OF sta &C. car
Liberal reward. MRS WlI y. BROWN. Il9
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-Car5Urstar, Monday. 1u Florida ave-
between lsJa and Connecticut ave. Return
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL. SUPPLY co.
1880 Sew York ave, reward. fe7-sr
The Washington times., 1908-02-09

FOR SALE-Large double heating stove. $50;
cost SO; good as new. See NORWOOD, sth
and X fes-st
The Washington times., 1908-02-09
NORTHEAST

LADDON PHARMACY. 100 Florida ava -.
CHAS. H BLgAER, y. Cap. and r. SIS -
NCCHESNEY g. JOACHIM, cor. "a AM d 80
KRAUS' PHAHMACY, 6Jh and K sts
aCChESSEY d JOACHIM, sIh AID n sta M
The Washington times., 1908-02-09
PERSONAL
MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
MODERN, PSYCHIC
PIANIST.
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MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
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