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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-03
BROADWAY RUG WEAVING
BY EXPERTS OF TURKEY
OF All Imported Antiques and Tapes
tries the Best Come in Order
Named From Persia, India,
Turkey, and Japan

one OF the sights Of upper Broadway
in New York is the figure OF "a native
Turk, seated in crdmDed and firing
position, in front OF roughly hewn
rug frame or loom. This loom is little
mora than an upright stretcher which
supports at the top a roller, over which
passes 10 the second roller a the bottom
the long parallel rows OF thread which
form the warp OF the SO-C3lied TURK
ish'' rug, for by this title all imported
rugs are thoughtlessly called by the un-
Initiated
The length Of the stretcher used, as a
rule, determines the length OF the rug
20 be made, as the need OF maintaining
an even tension OF the warp threads
makes il Undesira bic TO sers-e such ten
sion by any other method than the SIM
pie trick Of passing the thread around
both rollers and tying the ends Of the
threads in pairs. around the bottom
roller the rug passes little by little. and
in glow degrees, rs the workman ties
out mis- design in DsCUcrpeal fashion, Tor,
laborious and unending as tne task may
promise 10 be, the entire face Of the
Persian, Indian, Turkish. and Japan rug
Is created by lnottng two or three
twisted threads Of cashmere, wool or
cotton around and between each two
parallel threads OF the rug warp
The hands of the workers may not
seem Overclean, the Sharply-dyed COlOrS
Of their garments may annoy the eye,
some Of the patient tOilers, born a. long
sitting and CrOuching, before the loom,
may seem out Of keeping with the Great
ing OF royal rugs and rich tapestries,
but there Is All uneTTing certainty in the
deftuess with which the appropriate
fragments Of COlOred wool barely two
inches in length, are taken up and
passed around the outside Of the de-
sired parallel threads. the ends returned
between the same threads and caught
firmly. to be drawn down until the
frightened loop holds the bit of wool
firmly in place These loops are made
more secure by the succeeding roll
which prevents the slipping of those
other loops which have passed from the
workers fingers. The making Of the
first row is in effect the making of all
excepting thaC the first thread of the
warp is skipped in looping the second
and alternate rows. This makes the Sc
lection Cf the parallel threads comprise
Nos. 2 and 8. then 4 and 5. etc. instead
of Nos. ! ard . and and l. as in the
first row and its alteTnates, the results
being to weave the warp firmly together
and secure the solid. unyieldlng texture
which the Oriental rug presents.
OF the imported rugs those antiques
which come from Persia are the cost.
lest. the finest and softest to the touch
the strongest in lUster, and the richest
IN coloring. Rugs from India Turkey
and Japan follow about in the orde1
named in the matter of value.-Ex
change.
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SAVE DROWNING SKATER, SKATER,
FORM CHAIN OF BODIES

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 3.-To save
Mary Oppsley, Of River road, West
Manayunk, from drowning yesterday,
two boys and a girl formed chain
Of their bodies and dragged their com
panion out Of the water 20 a place OF
safety.
The youngsters had been skating to-
sether on "a pond at Rudolph's paper
mill, Belmont avenue and the Reading
railway. Mary attempted to cross the
pond alone. Horace Hilton, eighteen,
Emma Krane, fifteen, and George Ops
ley. sixteen years old. were skating af-
ter her, when to their horror she sank
through the ice.
Approaching as near as possible,
George Oppsley lay upon the ice and
watched for her 20 rise. Grasping her
By the hair he held on until his com
panions stretched themselves on the ice
behind HIM, and together, pulling
George by the feet. they worked them
selves backward with their burden,
Mary was taken into the home OF
Robert Spurgiss, where she was given
warm clothing. She went home none
the worse for her cold bath.
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD EOAED WANTED
Two cents a word for all other classified
advertisements for less than three insertions.
II inserted for three or more consecutive
days, one cent word for each insertion.
These rates do not apply 10 Personals.
Advertisements Will be accepted at any OF
the following branch oft1ces at regular Office
rates. II q Is inC0nyenlenC 10 leave advertise
rnents at either branch ONCE or The Times
business Once. they may DO telephonsd direct
20 The Tines Main ozo0). and a messenger
will call 70 collect without additional charge
10 tbs advertiser.
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NoH-MEDICAL HEALING.

Tne JUNOD tThe Vacuum METHOD OF
Fs%FgRC ED-RESIORL&G The-CIR-CL.A-
ZION. demonstrates that there IS q SCIENCE
~ CURING DISEASE EquaJ-g that in
surgery "
IOCONOTOK ATANIAs BEIIHTS DIS
EASE RHEUMATISM PARALYSIS. those
AILMENTS Of tts SPINE. NERVES, and
LIMBS Chat make WALKING nigh IAIPOS-
sIRL.E) and those ulalallss that are the
result Of ONERWOEhr WORRY ana ACE,
THEY can LIE CURED.
Nhile much is claimed for the JUNOD
METHOD OF NON-MEDICAL HEALING
III MAKES GOOD. The JUI0d System Of en-
forced circulation is used eNtenzIvsly By the
Physicians u Germany and France. at the
Bonn University ana IN other Hospitals.
y-here IL has superseded all other methods IS
q ture for those ailments that 90 not yield 20
medication. A CORDIAL INVITATION IS
EXTENDED PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS
no CALL AND LEARN ALL ABOUT IT
Information Free.
PROF ii. y. u. PARKER
1924 New York Avenue y. W.
Hours 10 to s: Sundays, 10 TO 1.
Lady assistant. desl-tf
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SMALLPOX PATIENT
ESCAPES FROM CAR
Police Searching for Afflicted
Man, Who Is at
Large.
Thought to Be in Hiding
Somewhere in the
Vicinity.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU,
ALEXANDRIA, VA. FEB.

The police Of this city have been
notified that a man suffering with
smallpox escaped from a box car
IN the railroad yards yesterday and
IS believed to be somewhere in hid
ing here The report came from Yard
Master Mcdonald, who saw the man
jump from box car and start toward
Alexandra. The man was a stranger
TO the yard master, and the police are
keeping a strict lookout for him.
The motor car on an electric train
from Washington to Alexandria jumped
the track at the switch at the corner
CT King and Washington streets about
Z O'Clock this morning. Consider
able difficulty was experienced in get
ting il on the track again and traf1c
was delayed over half an hour
in the corporation court tomorrow a
hearing viii be given on the Injunction
proceedings OF Washington Jackson
against the Rev. Mr.. Willbanks and
others,
The funeral OF the late benjamin H.
Lambert Will be held from his home, in
lower Duke street. this afternoon. The
Rev. Z. I. Phillips, of st. PauIs ProteS-
tant Episcopal Church, viii conduct the
funeral services, and the remains VIII
be plaCeQ N the vault III the a4GtllJuioS
Protestant Cemetery.
The funeral of the late Robert Z.
Bauock who died in the Alexandria
Hospital yesterday morning, VIII be
held at Rock Creek Cemetery tomorrow
morning AT IL O'Clock. Air BalOck was
seventy-six years of age, and formerly
lived at TakOma Park, Washington
r. Z. Lee Camp Of Confederate Vet
Grams will hold a meeting at their han,
in Prince street this evening at o clock.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Ellen
Cole was held from her home In Fair
fax county yesterday afternoon The
funeral services were conducted by the
Rev S A Wallis, of the Theological
Seminary. and the burial was made IN
the cemetery at Sharon.
At the mems meeting at the First
Baptist Church yesterday afternoon, the
Rev. Z. +. Dudley delivered an address
taking for his subject sunshine and
Darkness"
The Rev. G. F. Schmit, a Virginia
missionary, occupied the pulpit az the
Emmanuel Lutheran Church yesterday.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
no PAIN. ~ EllA PRICES
PAINLESS MOTLEY
yEasHiuELlu.s Original painless Dentist.
ser OF LeeIl. s.. GJ.d crowns al1 Bridge
work, s. o. s.. Il-liuss, sgc Up Ell lth st. Ew-
1aZ-u
PAINLESS DENTISTRY REDUCED PRICES
81 OF teeth. S. Best SET, s. ttlr short time
onIv4 Gold crowns, bridge~OIks 50. Filings SIC
UNION PAINLESS DENTISTS,
6z7 r NV, ue0F 9TH. III. y. IA. MCDONALD.
5aZs-U
DRs- O. W & ". J. ELZEY. Dentists
s ". Cor. ltth and = sts. ~ W.
Specialists "a Painless AEtracung, Gold
Cr,5y.u ana Bridge Work. E4liis g. AID Plates
Ibat IT. Satisfaction guaranteed OF money
refunded AJceTaJe prices. Phone u. Az
lezs-Lk
CUT RATE DENTISTRY.
SO Set Of Teeth. Gold crowns END BrldEework
u FfUioes zoe. Painless Extraction Free.
l. 81 Amy and Navy Dental Association.
DIR. D. HARRY MORAN. AgF.r
Ggs r 81. nv. CORNER or aLA
syIS-u
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
AssoRTEE-sTIRLlNG LAUNDRY. soz 7th
81. sW. 1e3-5t
maids. nurses. wait.
general h0usewor6eIs. buffers and other help.
LADIES' EXCHANGE so Vermont ave,
opposite Arlington Hotel fe3-3t
COAT HAND-First-class; good button hole
maker; at once 1913 18th St NV fe3-st
Experienced. for boarding house at
once. 1872 10th 81. NV. fe3-2t
cooK-GoOd. g72l ontario road NV. fes-st
COOK. chambermaid. waitress and general
hOusewCrkers; very good wages white nurse;
leave city. EUREKA, 10ll New York ave.
GIRI-Neat eolored girl for upstairs work
and wait table references. 1872 10th NV.
fe3-2t
GIRL for general housework: cook. wash
and iron; small family sU 18th st. NV. IL
Girl. for general homework in small fam
lily; no washing. Flat i, 1873 ed st. NV. Il
GIRI-Vhlte. 1s or Il years. 70 assist with
housew0rk; good home 10 right party. $50
z ST. NV. fe3-3t
GIRL for general houseuork. Apply with
references. 100 Maryland ave. ne. It
GIRL for general housework goao 18th st.
NV. 1t
GIRI-coIOred, to do homework. 1870 sth
St. fest
GIRL for general homework. SIS per month.
THE FAIR, 17I2 18th ST. NV fest
Girl. for stationery store: one who under
stands enclosing preferred. 723 nth nv.
fel-5t
ELECTROMAGNETIC two in famIIv.
Sunday on Flat ?, THE ROYAL. 1864 Gil
rard ST. Il
HELPERS on waists and skirts, apprentices
Errand girl. ll27 18th 81. NV. fel-3t
I.ADYs MAID-French. that understands
hair dressing. Apply ARLINGTON HOTEL.
MISUNDERSTANDING: three DAYS a vAeE
Cau HOLLY COTTAGE, Bethesda Park, Ma.
fe1-3t
MAKERS. trimmers. saIesIadIas and appren-
ffces for our millinery department: long sea
son, good salaries. Apply Tuesday morning
after $3.50 O'Clock. N. PHILIPSBORN & co,
60 nth st. NV. fe2-2t
sTENoGRAPHER and typewriter in store
good permanent position; '0d salary. Ad-
dress BOX 81, Times Office. IL
SETTLED WOMAN for general hOuSewOrk
in family Of at S17 18th st. NV. Il
| SKIRT HANDS; also apprentices: paid while
/ learning 1913 l4th St W fest
lWAITRESS-White. Apply WENTWORTH
| CAFE, 1907 Pennsyivania ave. NV. fe3-St
WAIST and skirt hand. Apply 1870 S ST.
NV fe3-3t
| wANTED-A hrst-class demon
! straJor for high grade toilet
| preparation in department store.
/ In application give experience.
/ references, and pay wanted, to-
gether with photo. II possible.
| Address BOX 269, Times 1ffi5e.
/ fest
/ WOMAN to do general Homework; laundry
/ put out: go home nights. 1913 COrcoran 81.
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4 NV. 1445-Reautiful large. sunny room
southern exposure. well furnished fine hcUse.
phone. SO. tss-ot
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureaus
Of supplies and Accounts. Navy Department,
Washington, ID. g.. until 10 O'Clock a. M.
February IS 1908. and publicly opened I'm
ue6isteTv thereafter. TO furnish az the Naval
Obser-vator7- washington, j.. -, quantity
of naval supplies Gs follows Boat and deck
clocks. Eyeglasses. thermometers, binoculars
a---r-etia-z Fo- proposals should r0fe- %
4. 5cGuIe I.2- Blank proposals VIII De fJT-
ntshed upon application to the Bureau E.
d ROGERS aymaster-GenCral L. s n
fes10
OFFICE. superintendent l. s Capitol Build
ing and Grounds. Washington. d. c., jan
nary u 1903. Proposals, In duplicate. viii
be received and publicly opened at the above
of80a on SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Is. IsCS
AT u O'CLOCK. NOON. for the quantities
Of electric conduit etc, required in C0nnec-
tion with the electrical equipment OF the
Senate Oalce Building Washington. d. @
Erection OF scheduled material not included
Comics OF the specifications can be had on
apuI!cation 60 tie above Office. Each bid
must be accompanied by certified check or
rl1ratv bond In the sum OF two % Der cent
cf the amount Of the bid. The right IS re-
served to reject any or all bias and to waive
tecbuicalities. ELLIOTT WOODS, Supe~i1-
tendent. L. s. Capitol Building and Grounds.
las. 25fei.2
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FOR RENr-FURNIsHEp ROOMS.

BID NV, z1c-NIcely furnished rooms. $50.
soc. $500. s4o0. fe3-8t
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FOR RENT-PHOE0GRAPHS.

PHONOGRAPHs FOR RENT-s1 per month;
records rented S cents per month; machines
repaired, J r HERMAN, 1920 Pennsylvania
ave NV, ID door below Chase's Thester
Phone Main 1IzS. fest
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG's 9TH ana K SITS. NV.
s KANN, SONS s. CO.. 18th and Market space.
GREEN'S CAPITAL 4 y v Z Il TISIN Q
AGENCY. I4s 18th St NV.
W. Z. McNULTY, Cigar StOra- 18th ana NV
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY, Linton q
Nelson, PrOprietors5 corner Rhode IsIana
ave, lst and sts. nv.
ROBERT T.. PETZOLD, The Harrard Phars
macy. 1lth and Harvard SITS NV.
W. =. DARLING, cor. l4th and 4 cts. NV.
l. FRENCH SIMPSON cor. 1Lh 81. Rhode
Island ave. ana r St NV
Il. r. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9TH ST and
Mass. ave. nv.
CHAS c. HOkNUNG, Christiaui Pharmacy.
EW cor. 1th and II sta. nv.
sANFORD's PHARMACY, New York ave.
and North Capitol street
r. 4. NEITCE, 2OJA ana II SITS. NV
QUIGLEY' S PHARMACY, 21st and G sta nv
S. NJ WAGNER a. CO.. 1st and Il SIS. nv.
1. 7. TAYLOE, cor. Sth and sts NV
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. lItL ana ParE
road.
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FOR SALE-UpriEht piano oven known
inake), IN hrst class condition $50. cost $500.
biggest bargain ever offered anywhere. must
De sold AZ once to close an account. LOUIS
NOTES FURNITURE STORE. cor 9th and
ID gts. nv fes-st
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HELP vTAHTED-MALE.

BOY-White boy in grucery store; WIRE but
Ter. S25: colored houseman. EACHA\Gi-'
lGs5 18th NV. II
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FORM LETTERS.

OUR FORM-LETTER work cannot be dis
tinzulshed frou typewriung. send for sam
pies anu PRICES. FRANCES II. AFFORD ~
Co 4gJ Massachusetts ave NV Main GSg-
ja--sUt
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Oh sALE-F'urniture at sacrifice prices IA
yLce and be convinced; $3.50 for mirror
l!VHt wardrobe worth S55: quaFtezed OAK
ysHesJaI eI- table. extends 10 IT, SZ8 cost
80 man chim0nler, SIS easily worth $780,
sideboard with Two mirrors. 5000. can't BE-
~ .4iIAted unlEr $500 quartered oak dressing
IaDle, 3ll' value so. ana other big bargains
n Iy5H,- On sac a. LOUIS NOTES FURNITURE
4iOoSt-, cor 9th and ID sIs. nv. jeJ-5J
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lG5 18th NV. IL
BOY. with bicycle preferred. Apply Room
a. Warder building. 9Th and a SITS. NV. II
BELL BOY for THE WYOMING 1t
at once. FREDoNIIA
HOTEL u
BUsHEIMAN - First class bushelman.
BERGLING, 1918 st. NV ie--S1
CAKE BAKER - Experienced. BOX 572.
Times Office. ie5-'1
DRIVER for laundry wagon; must be neat
and a hustler. none other need apply. la
sth ST., after p. m.
FOREMAN-Responsib and experienced, for
electric wagon stable; send NAM ana aa-
dress and qualifications 10 BOX J'5 llmsS
office leS-lN
MADE $4,000 in nve years in the mail
order business; began with 8, anyone can
40 the work; send for free boO4Iet. tells
how TO get started. MANAGER. Box 30.
Loclport, y. y. oc2S-u
a1AN-Young coIorcd man as helper in din
ing room at S4g Pennsylvania ave nv. 1t
~ - IA general homework and help
around store. TAE FAIR. i7l2 l4th 81. nv.
fest
MEN wanted for locomotive hremen OF
brakemeu: experience unnecessary railroads
in this vicinity: SIS to 500 monthly: rapid
promotion TO conductor or engineer sl5O 70
soO1 monthly Call RAILROAD RECRUIT
ING STATION, ROOM q. fourth floor; take
elevator. 1unther building; opposite court
house. le'-i'1
OVER Loo positions IN our u Offices for Of
nee sales and technical men. Write today
stating experience and salary expected. HAP
GOODS 1912 Commonwealth Building, Phtla-
delphia-
PARTNER-With capital for new invention
on safety gas let Address II. II. B., All lst
er rv fcl-3t
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At the mems meeting at the First
Baptist Church yesterday afternoon, the
Rev E +. Dudley delivered an address
taking for his subject Sunshine and
Darkness"
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in the corporation court tomorrow
hearing viii be given on the Injunction
proceedings OF Washington Jackson
against the Rev. Mr.. Willbanks and
others
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-03

The Rev. C. F. Schmit, a Virginia
missionary, occupied the pulpit az the
Emmanuel Lutheran Church yesterday.
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NORTHEAST
LADDON PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave m
CHAS. H BLEMER, n, Cap. ana r SIS. ~
McCHE5NEY g. JOACHIM. cor. 2d AMI y as
KHAUS PHARMACY. 9Th aad ~ -
AicCHESNEY a JOACHIM, Sth - Id y a. IA
SOUTHEAST
A. z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol sts-
ROACH DRUG CO., sth ana @ SIS. ss
u = FEALY. NV cor. 18th and Pa ava
SOUTHWEST.
Y, HUGO EISENBEISS, It'll and stres.a
GEORGETOWN.
3. P. WELLER, Pharmacy. g5ss II st. NV,
ANACOSTIA.
BURY's PHARMACY, corner Monroe ane
Jefferson ste.
BROOKLAND. d. c.
ARTHUR 4. r LUEESSES Drug Stora-
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. L CARNE & CO. !o3 King 81
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BOY. with bicycle preferred. Apply Room
"A, Warder building, 9Th and a. SITS. NV
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SPIRITUALISM.

II YOU WISH ADVICE and Information on
any subject call 10 s5e Mr. Million and get
aim reallug or psychic reading Alr. Million
also teaches lypn0tisIal uSutal hypnotic sag
Esstlou and palllsIgy. 81 Aye s. uN.
feZ-It
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,TANO TUNING. $3.50. 20 years experience.
-AMES K. DURITE, s05 18th ST. sc.
fest
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WOMAN to do general house work; laundry
put out; go home nights. 1913 Corcoran ST
II
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NINE. CATHERINE, WashingtJn's fav0rIts
paImist. has returned and IS located al ga
New York ave II
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WANTED-ROOMS.

TWO furnished housekeeping rooms NV;
must be clean and reasonable state fun
particulars BOX 56S Times Office. fest
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MECH ANIC OF 81 would Ike % meet young
lady preferably a working girl, object mat
rImguy. Address BOX 5Ig. Times once. u
ORIGINAL gypsy palmistl whole fortune
told I5c.'apeu nights. 1923 syh S. NV. IL
RRApFORD's DETECTIVE AGENCY.
SUITE pa COLORADO BUILDING, 18th
and O. expert investigation. any cause. all
sections. Phone Main 2sZ5. 5aZl-55t
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wAITERs-Tgro experienced colored. $40
Pennsylvania ave. NV Il
YOUNG NAN Tor FIRE insurance Office: must
nave experience. good address, ability % So
Iicit and manage; no others need apply good
salary and commission. BOX $50, Times Of
fee Test
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LAWYERS

ALL CASES before all courts and depart
nents Aid IT business and private dlflcul-
ties. Collections and Ntigat.un everywhere.
Moderate charges. Confidential. L. S. Legal
Corp. 300 Bond Building. ja2I-tf
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COLLECTIONS made. disputed claims adj
f-5sfs5 without litigation CLARK BROS.
ITO + st. ja1-5JE
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at once. FREDoNIIA
HOTEL.
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES

THE WASHINGTON TIMES
REQUIRES the services Of a bright,
ambitious young man, between the
ages Of Il and 20 year, One who de-
slrcs 20 learn the newspaper business.
AupIy tonight after 8. or before $3.50
in the morning C.
THE ADVERTISING MANAGER.
Il
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NICE CIGAR and periodical store on bust
ness st.. near Government department only
$780, owner has other business EASTERN
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 5l4 F. fes-ot
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PERSONAL

worn. JUsTHS OLD STAND, 6lg u. fe51t
MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
PSYCHIC PIANIST
Assistance for Troubled ana UufUrguusto.
ARE YOU N TROUBLED
Do you ind with al your IA iral gifts and
talents that you are bafded, discouraged and
uusuCcessfuIy II so, come and be advised
I'D out the cause Of your bad luck and how
% change your bad conditions 10 those OF
success. JOY and happiness Thousands live
today 70 bless and give credit Of their sue
cess and happiness TO THIS WONDEEt u
CL.AIRNOEANT. She has helped others.
WHY NOT YOUT
72I-SINTH STREET EW.-1ZI.
Don't mistake name and uGIaOsr.)
faE-fF
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HELP wANTED-MaIe and Female.

LADIES and gentlemen who would Ike to
increase their salary without interfering
with present employment. address MAN
AGER, 1915 Chaplin. fest
WE TEACH Firman, Graham. Gregs, Barnes,
and the Syllable systems. = 20 100 words per
minute N $50 hours guaranteed. Positions
provided for our pupil! g. Catalogue free
STENOGBAPHICA ACADEMY. Colorado Bldg
ro13-tf
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nth ST. NV. uII-Two nice warm from
rooms. feI-3t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-03

FOR sALE-Crocery store In northwest do
ing about S55 business. 81 health reason Tor
selling. BOX 57l. Times Office fe5-st
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-03

BELL BOY for THE WYOMING. II
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-03

r. E. Lee Camp Of Confederate Vet
Grams will hold a meeting at their hall,
in Prince street this evening at o clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-03

FOR SALE-Lunch room; doing good bush
ness; good chance for young men SO l54
%. NV. te5-5t