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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-29
MEMS CHURCH KEEPS
HUSBANDS OUT LATE
Wives Protest That Smoking Serv-
ice Makes Sunday Duplicate
of Lodge Night.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J., July p
Claiming mat the mems church in
which husbands and fathers are allowed
to smoke and lOH in shirt sleeves. IS
too attractive. a score Of wives have
protested 70 the Rev Sydney Goodman.
pastor OF the new idea congregation.
that their husbands would rather go 70
church than stay home The protest
took the form Of a letter read before
the male congregation by the rector
last night, but he refused 10 give out
the names Of the irate Dtves who made
the protest
Church IS all right for men but our
husbands are staying out as late Sun
day night TO attend your service as they
do on lodge nights" said the letter
I'VE insist that some OF the attractions
be cut or else the services be cut down
so that they can get home IN decent
time"
So pleasant have been the weekly
Sunday night meetings OF the Men 5
Church that the men have insisted on
the services being strung out longer and
longer, with the fine programs OF music
and singing interspersed with moving
pictures, soft drinks and cigars, which
latter have become an important part
OF the services. AS a result OF the pro
test. the meetings VIII be opened earlier
next Sunday night. and VIII be matted at
an hour which viii allow Of the men
getting home before 10 o'clock
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-29
HERO Is REWARDED
BY MAN He SAVEC'
Carried Wounded English Officer
to Camp Under Tropical Sun.
Will Get $4,000.

WAUKESHA, Wis, July 2e.-Carry-
ing g wounded officer on his back
across fields burning with the heat of
tropical sun. through woods where
only trails guided MS footsteps, and
with only the thought Of reaching
medical aid before the gaping wound
should bring death TO the suffering
one, has brought its reward 20 Harry
Daley.
A month or so ago Daley received a
letter from a lawyer who told him g
meet the executor Of the estate Of a
British officer who once owed his lie
10 a private in the ranks.
Daley hastily made preparations for
the trip, and upon his arrival in Eng
land was informed that the officer had
died and left him one-third Of his es-
tate of $4,000.
DALEY had caught up the wounded
officer and told him 20 hang on TO his
shoulders for a long walk 10 camp
Then began the three-mile tramp in
the heat of a burning sun across fields
and through woods.
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SPLENDID HUNTING
FOR THE PRESIDENT
Bishop Hartzell Tells of Big
Beasts Roosevelt May
Meet in Africa.

CINCINNATI. July 29.-Among the
specially invited guests who were pres
ent at the residence Of Charles P Taft
when his brother. William II. Taft, was
formally notified today OF his nomira-
ton. was Bishop J. c. Hartzel, Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, formerly
of this city, whose official home is now
in Africa. Bishop Hartzeu later Will
visit President Roosevelt and discuss
African hunting.
There's going 10 be plenty OF danger
for the President, from Bishop Hart
cells accounts.
There are four great hunting dis
tricts, any or all Of which the Presi-
5ent may visit" he said. The frs is
British East Africa. entering at Nom
hasa From there a railroad 60 miles
long extends TO the great lakes Wien
this Was built lions and leopards were
a constant menace 70 the lives Of labor
ELS and a number were killed.
Another hunting district is IN South
Central Africa. entering from the east
coast. The third district IL south OF
Zambesi, entering at Biera, and the
fourth is north Of Victoria Falls, IN
northwestern Rhodesla-"
During Mr.. Roosevelt's African trip,
- may visit Bishop HartzeiL That
would probably mean lodging in nut
so close to the wilderness that lions slip
I'D at night to steal pigs and occasional
" some unlucky native is dragged out
OK camp and devoured-
Lions and leopards are free game
Antelopes, elephants. and buffalos ere
protected. Special permits are required
10 hunt them in both British and PoT-
tuguese parts OF the country where they
1bound,'f said Bishop HartzeM
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-29
EXPOSITION STAFF
GETS ]. c. BOyKIN
Well-Known Interior Depart
ment Worker Appointed
Assistant to Chairman.

In accordance with the decision OF the
Comptroller Of the Treasury which
authorizes the payment of salary from
The appropriation for the Alaska-Yu-
kon-Pacific Exposition. Assistant Sec
rotary OF the Interior Department, Jes-
Sc Z. Wilson. chairman Of the Gov
eminent board Of managers Of the ex-
position. has appointed James c. Boy
kin assistant TO the chairman.
Nh. Boykin has been connected with
the Interior Department since April
1887. He is familiar with Government
exhibits. having beer identified with
this character of work at the Chicago
Worlds Fair
NJ. Boykin will begin the work Of ar
ranging the Government exhibit the
first of next week. He will also give
special attention 10 the exhibits from
Alaska and Hawaii
The salary TO be paid Mr.. Boykin viii
be drawn from the allotment OF the
appropriation for the Government ex-
hibitS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-29
STOCK EXCHANGE
SPLITS WITH CURB
Boston Street Brokers to Form
Organization OF Their
Own.

BOSTON. July 29.-AH connection be-
tween the curb brokers and the Boston
stock exchange viii end on August l,
so today the curb men formed an or
ganization which they hope will give
their transactions something Of the
weight that will be lost by the sever
ance of relations with the regular ex-
change.
The latter body some days ago noti-
red its members that none Of them,
either personally or through their firms
could De associated with the curb.
Thomas W. Lawson, the most prom
inent broker outside the stock exchange
has been asked 10 assume the chair
manship of the curb board Of governors
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-29
SHIP SKINS WHALE;
LOSES HER PAINT

NEW YORK. July 29.-The Minneap-
oils. OF the Atlantic Transport Line.
reported a collision with a whale that
took of several yards OF skin from the
port side Of the whale and scraped the
paint on the ship.
According TO passengers it was all due
10 a mistake in signals. The whale
was dead ahead when first seen on the
third day out. and the officer on the
bridge blew his whistle twice, which
meant for the whale 10 go 70 port, but
the whale answered with one blow and
kept on his way In a moment. despite
the fact that the rudder was hard over
the ship struck the animal on the port
quarter and caused il considerable dam
age.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-29
GRAHAM IS HELD
IN GAMBLING CASE
Charged With Permitting Games
of Chance in Regent Hotel,
Pleads Not Guilty.

David Graham, charged with permit
ting gambling, In rooms at the Regent
Hotel, pleaded not guilty this morning
when arraigned, and asked for a jury
trial through his attorney, Campbell
Darlington. He was held under $500
bond
Detective Ray Kleindienst led the
raid on the rooms last night, and ap-
peared in court this morning with
enough gambling paraphernalia to stock
a local Monte Carlo. He had only to
give the judge glimpse at the appa-
ratus of the game 10 settle in the lat
should be given
Nine others were caught in the raid.
Ihey viii be called 10 testify as wit
nesses at the trial set for early IN Au-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-29

Elizabeth Dahle. IS years, SO Fifth
street northwest
George Foster, 81 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Bette Cation, % years. Providence Hos
pital.
Roy FideI, years, Chesapeake and
Ohio canal. foot OF ThiTty-f1rth street
northwest
George r. f. King. 1 year. lis South
street northwest.
Charles P. Nunnally, 80 years. Sibley
Hospital
Frances Cole, , months. Children Hos
pitaL
Virginia F Garibaldi. IS hours. 20
Rhode Island avenue northwest.
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EXPLODING STOVE
CAUSE OF FIRE

Fire this morning damaged the resi-
dence Of Lizzie Cowan. sZ7 Thirteenth
street southwest. 10 the extent of s,
when an oil stove IN the kitchen ex-
ploded.
The flames were smOthered before
tney could spread beyond the room in
which they originated.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-29
Marriage Licenses

Joseph p. Anderson and Mamie A Ma
hone, both Of Richmond, Va
James A. Roberts and Lena I. Cox
Elmer T. Clements and BERTHE I. Hayes.
both OF SurTattsville Nd
John j. Green, Of this city, and Dora
K. Sturgeon, Of Chevy Chase, Md
William H. Mahon and Mary V Glea-
son.
Jack G. Kaizer. OF this city. ard Annie
V. Jackson. Of Stanton, Va
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WHERE HE GOT IT.

Mrs. Cullud.-What you tInk is de
mdttah wild de boy. doctah2
Doctor.-Its a case OF chiCken-poX-
Mrs. Culud.-You mis- bic. gOod-for-
nothin' Rastus: didn't I done tot you
TO keep away fun dat henhouse?-Ex-
change.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-29
Today's Vital Records.
Births

Gerolamo and Marie Sciocca, oCy-
Richard A. and Clara r Sans5uTry. girl.
Vel Alvin and Neppie Rutlerge. girl.
William and Katie Levin. boy
Nathan and Minnie Krupshaw, boy
WILDLY +. and Clara l. Hutchinson
girl.
Ferdinand and Ethel F. Espey, boy
Edward and Jennie Cooper, girl
Edward L. and Sarah L. Burlington,
girl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-29
INWARD CLAMORING

do you now believe it possible 70
live on a pint Of milk and two eggs a
day2"
Yes. I'm convinced. but I'm having
an awful time convincing my stomach
Detroit Free Press
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Died

HOWE-On Tuesday July Is. 1905. at 1850
p m. at his residence. 1870 Quincy street
Brookland D. c. DR.. FRANKLIN THEO-
DORE. OF the editorial stan OF the Even
ing Star. beloved husband OF Maria Fran
oes Griffith Howe, in the sixty-seventh
year Of his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter. II
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-29

DAIRY LUNCH-Quick service. whole
some food; pool & Billiards: ID door from
baseball park. everything strictly up-to-
dat HARRY GENTNERs lth & Fla. ave-
iy17-30t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-29

CASE CHOICE LAGER BEER. SOC: 100
rebate on empties- Gal choice Clarets
Port. CT Sherry, 75c- T. r BEAVERS
423 ~ St sw- Phone NJ 5192- jy24-16t
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Read and FOLLOw the Directions.
You cannot expect to get the best results from 6 G.
Naphthd Soap if yOu 40 net use
If in the right Nay.

When you buy cake of F. & G. NaPhtha Soap
please read the directions the inside Of the wrapper.
They tell you how wash clothes in half the time and
with half the effort it takes. without being them
without rubbing the life of them washboard
without standing for hours. a tub of hot
P & 6. NaPhtha Soap is unlike ordinary laundry
soap 1t should not be used ordinary soaps That
is why ask you take the trouble read the directions
They very simple.
P. & 6. Naphtha Soap is for sale in
IOO0nRsGNBK almost every grocery in this city.
| NAPHTTESSOS The Price Is Cents Cake.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-29

PARTIES WANTING PRIVILEGES,
Etc, at Marlboro Fair Grounds. OF IN
formation pertaining 70 same. apply IN
person or BY letter 70 r T. CROSIEu
1917 II St ne. 1y17-l5t
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In MemOriam

BUDDINGTON-In sad but loving remem-
brance of my beloved wife. BERDIE E
BURLINGTON, who died I'VE years ago
today, July %, 1903.
II BY Her Husband
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-29

AT 18th AND II we have market and
laundry wagons, also Surveys and run
abouts. harness. wheels. and parts az
same; cheap for cash GETER5
ap2-m u. sa-SGt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-29

KEEP COOLl Here's Block Ice Cream,
q . per gallon; special prices for recep-
lions. parties. etc JOHN s DENNIE
& BRO. 523 ~ St sw- my13-w. 81, m-s0t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-29

Regular CSC wide Swiss bands.
heavily and deliberately de-
signed in open-wOrk and ~
many other popular effects O6
ard -.-...s.--...-.......... -
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Special Notices.
Printing That's Effective.

Let Us print your folder. booklet OF cirro.
lar. Wen set you up Something rev
something snapDys something thatu paI
business.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-29

Immense lot Of beautiful Swiss
bands 10 match the lounc-
ings- Patterned in open r.
work and other styles; sc ~
NdlueS.. .------------------. -
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JUDD & DETWEILER, Inc.
The Big Print shop, 42O-2 11th-
fvZ7-rf
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for l5C Values

Swiss and Cambria edges
and insertions in a great
range of artistic pat
terms. Widths up to 10
inches.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
GOVERNMENT BONDS

The following shows YESTERDAY closing quota %
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03

@ s Bsss s
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at :
ner cent; highest 215 per cent. lowest, per cent
last loan 21s ner cent: closing 2Ld2la per cent;
ruling rate per cent. Time money was un-
changed It was readily obtainable and there was
ro increase in the demand Rates, 2gd224 per cent
for sixty days. 2a463 per cent for ninety days
"a, Ter cent for four months. l41S1e per cent
sor,ay-bat more plentiful. Demand only fair
Rates 24.d41. per cent for sixty and ninety dayS
indorsed bills receivable 494iz per cent for choice
forr ro six months single names and per cent
for others less we'll known.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign exchange
market was a shade of in the morning, by reason
of the gold export engagements, but the undertone
Vas frn at the opening with cables quoted at 4S7
hid and asked demand sterling at 1850, and sixty
dav bills at 4SfzdLS4s4. Short francs were 5.l9es
less lis and short reichsmarks 70 lilo plus l-@Z-
The closing was firm
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
DiUidend Notices.

Office of the Maryland Coal COMPANY a
Ro : York. December 2nd- 1903
A o Board Directors held
ri. 6sy seui-ennual dig1dznd Of ana oue-half
ceu. THE preferred stock, payable
eos-her soTh 1905 preferred stockholders Of record
December 1pth- 1903
Trsnsfer viii close December 18th. 1905, and
---n>S rpeos-1tar o<;h 1908 Checks viii mailed
Il r SEDHAN. Treasurer
AMERICAN SNUFF C0NPANY.
II Fifth Ave, New York, December 2 1908
Dividends ore one-hslf per cent the Pre-
%erred Stock sud per cent the Common stock
- SNUFF Company were this DAY declared
uEyehe JanusTy 1919. TO stockholders Of record a.
she close business December L. 1905 Checks VIII
p. nailed D. CHRISTIAN, Secy and Treas
TJ-F AMERICAN TOBACCO CoMPANT.
No III FIFTH Avs1ue, New York
December 1893
dividend q 11zTs has been declared upon the PR
-tock Of American Tobacco Company, payabiA
- Ts-11zrr 2nd Ieoe stockholders record at The
-ose Of tusnsss Dsoerher 12th 1905 Checks will bs
-nsfj.6 J VI. Y. HICKS, Treasurer
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Business Opportunities.

THANOc-BRITTsE EXHIBITION 1908
Il For sale, co-nrlet. with sllure-neut -
.s. -nos+ s1cceSrrul Of eide from ths
r-snc,F British Exhibition. listed 500 persons
~ before
--Ls- rou---y old LONDON' London the DAYS
~ ShzEespss-e. unprecedented success from the
--o-nerr of opening Offers the Secretar-, IS
rusbolrue Road Putnev. s. W. London England.
A DvFR-rsFetExTs AID SUBSCRIPTIONS FOh
d A tn T-fh,1ns q their Uptown once,
ssek rroz6vry. between 3Sth and 57th sts- until
received the following
Srsnch ofoes regular Office rates until clock
oe. Str 23d l53 9Th
so-f - IOz East 257 West 20 St between
5tb ana sth ares-. 2ss West I25th St 1o55 Sd
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03

DOMESTIC ENCHANGE-Roston. par. Chiea-
go Sc discount. san Francisco, sight 2l@c pre-
mtum. telegraph &c premium New Orleans, COM
rnerciaI 25q50c discount bank 81 discount;
Charleston. buying par. selling l-loc premium;
st Louis sc discount bid, 81 premium asked
BANK CLEARINGS-New York. exchanges
s49o S24 $50. balances $25.2111Ih. Boston. eX-
changes. S33. .2S5.249. balances Si654.359; Balti-
more exchanges S549e. .4S5. balances Sf72,76f. chit
cago. exchanges s50.6f3.505 balances $3.654,0I0
SILVER MARKET-Bar silver. 47asc Next
can silver dollars, f5c. Bar silver in London
closed a 22d; decline - d.
GOLD rREauuM-In Madrid l1.2o. Lisbon.
24.5o.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE Mexican exchange on
New York is quoted at 2.01 q
GOVERNMENT BECEIPTS.-Cus receipts
reported from Washington. st,3725 590. internal
revenue receipts. $104.420: miscellaneous receipts
$l766SS. Receipts for the day, s2,253.S99, ex-
penditures. $2.620,00O. Receipts for the month to
date s3,167,130; expenditure, $500 coo; excess
Of expenditures S2.022 o70. ReCeipts for tho fiscal
wear date, S246.s 2.0S6 expenditures. {202 9l3-
37f. excess Of expenditure. s56.oth2SS
UB-TREASURY. Sub Treasury was debtor
70 the Clearing House S2,297,317.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03

A DvERTIsE-MENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS y FSs
~ The Tribune received at their UPccwn once
1864 Broadway. between S6th and STth as. 80.
o'clcck D m Advertisements received at the to3S~-
brsrch aces a. regular once rates uatfI nrlccS p >
via ses ave. o q sd st.; 1sS stA sS~s
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales and the
closing quotations for stocks in which there were
no transactions yesterday the New York Stock
New-York tribune., 1908-12-03
Bowling Green Trust Co,
rs BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

OFFICERS
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM q TAYLOR 1ss Vice-Presidsni
CHAs. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice-Presidenf
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V.-Pres. b Treas
WILLIAM NJ LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS
Charles P Armstrong, George J. Gould.
Frank Brainard, John A. Hilton,
Harry Bronner. Edward T. Jefery,
Franklin O. Brown, winslow S. Pierce,
Robert C. Clowry Dick s. Ramsay,
Edmund c. Converse, Frederick B. Scasnek
VIM Nelson Cromwell, William Skinner,
P @. Costello Andrew Squire.
Grenville NJ. Dodge. William h Taylor,
A. Goepel, John 2. Truesoeu,
Edwin Gould, z. Z. z Young.
Frank j. Gould.
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ron SALE.
-~GNC~N@-~~~~s,
Farnitare.

\ A.-A.--tee West 7ed g.. near coiumbus sSzitze
. Unusual chance for those cohtsmplatpg houss- ~
eablnet gold desk mirrots. gold table gea pedn<bif
iSiary & NY suit s Ss6fcsss. sss
extension table. "a genui1eis dining eiffkii
mahogany and bird's5eye ,dTeasers, chilfonierS.
boz couch. $ rugs. paihints 6fIe a lbtsc.
full size brsss hed,li 5t6,tst erasffs ar|1i
2 ssTahs Ss5T Soga %atsaess stpIsss bhi5l es Ais
Z g fne fsathsI pllloNsy.sdol.itfsH 81 sesa,as
sp rouaa easeisSS1 sSsSSs iab,e. ( ail pietussS
gehuins leaihnT- -ehAirssf y ,s@sg6fg rs
ss SetSS pSlasiesg SsaS3 y, % sssz .;1IB 81.
aftste pictures. I, = ,'t.g ~ 3 ~ ~
French style pafior tabe. :. II CSC ~ aiIsff,l
ioS nlees dlagaSsSf dllgSS 81 III ann,}p So go
Magnificent uppEht plano gnsds 70 on,sI5, nuslo 4
puTohasef es6 eaif do ay ~ eveSi
i56 West IA st House for sale or to itr5 tisl
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'W4NTRns- -Inforrnstl0n regarding = good farm
hear nom owner only. who will ee3l direct "
buyer. give prize dessnpnon and stag y Dbsn t,Sl
Shire. box isinA. Rochester. n. y. -.
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- :, ,Ssrss A - -
,sas. oenst,ssie rec% n & Sose ~ shnd city,
yate family In eycluaive nelGhborhood. pEh-
NANENT, bon 100 sun of1cs a ~
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APARTMENT HOTELS.


Handsomely furnlshed aperimeAS two large
roonA and bath. including maid seryice. In An
sonia Apartment Hotel. 72d Street and Broadway
% Oct |. isoe. Addrsss n l., bon lis sun VI
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LOST. FoUND AND REWARDS.

:. IyOST~on ar shon, ~, ~ n shsres SI,es,
Northern Ry. Co. Pfd. stE., No. A--So0ka issued
In name Of Geo. 0. Becker. Finder please return
20 r. l.. DAY CO., u Wall St $50. -,fT-'
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a1.AL EgTATR Al AUCrT0N.

sAsisH, F1sIfER : co, xIH On st6 6auegeh
psySsSS SSsTf Seci, New Roshsls THeFn.l Nov ~
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BUSINESS FERsoNAfls,


ExPERTkinspcction and correction OF dSfcns.
guarding: References TboHkS r, TUT. s5
West tifthtst =. tN3h ,ffat BIB IN A., ~
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LONG ISLAND REAL esrA1T FoR sAi.E

SNAP.-Cottage. seven rooms and bath. In course
oi constLucaon: se. fare must be sold a. once AZ
pig e0crincG t1,aoe $500 cash. balance monthly
wanted one block from trolley. BENNET,
se2 brldge ST., Bklyn: phone It70 Main. =
WRITE for ofbeAutlful new booklet In colors, with
nap and automobile route 70 Long Bench. z1s
Fifth av.. New York - z 7 :, y. -,
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DoAnDERs WANTED.

'GnRnAu Distinguished French family has
fHGubu three comfortable rooms price
moderate: win receive family or young men; or
young ladies. lessons and visits 20 ChltcauI
Address MERAS, II Hue Eupatorla bours. Indre-
etI.oire, France. ~ $3.50
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GRADUATE nurse wishes position a physl.
clans once nurso; references furnished. MIS-,
CANISTER I'll central ay.. Newark, N. j. N
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s1SfL PARMs' IN NEW ,JERsBY..s ~
WAITE OFlcAt I.
s - PAUL. 4, WILLIAMS. ~ -. y ~
ssl George 81. New HruneWicks N. !. l. :.
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HEIR NwANrRD.FEslAfE.

wANTBD-Ladies 20 make oprons; ss.eo dog
en-: materials furnished; no cpstto get work; aen-
close stamped addressed envelope for particulars.
PACIFIC APRON CO.. box Tts Portiand. oregcn-
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Charming Virginia Home.

sisaen room kouse. ne4F uniyergy
OF yi-sisia.A built By afchlteet fer OWE resi-
dsneei every eonvsnisnce maEnihcens view
ef Blue Ridge monntnlnA pettec. e,nsse
,rfnfar and summer. Three heres. stable
paddook. teanis csurt &e. SISOe.ooi
-torrns 70 salt. Bog 30s. CheriottesyllIe. Va.
,-fiI.FN ALLEN" Is being divided into yilla
sites and suburban homes: u = nftesn minutes
oT Fop ds,siIs address FoisRsr LODGE. Glen Alien.
The sun., 1908-11-08

WANTED. by department store In New England.
first class waist designer and cutter; woman pre-
ferred. Address. stating your experience 8, r..
box los sun ohco-, q gt YN
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stTUATIoNs NANrnD-PEMALFs.

GoyKRNEsS- -Renned young lady with expert.
ence, speaking English. French and German, de-
referenccS. ADDRESS ARCrANDRR. 1910 Wash ,
inRtun ay.. NJ Y. tlTt ~
The sun., 1908-11-08

IN. and Apartment House, owned snd ocruplcd
.y artists and literary people. a few very dc
r,te apartments to be rented 70 professional
I'd lussness people. Apartments win be shown
t eny time. See Mr.. hIer Caissborpugh
rd'n>. ~ West 5sth ST. ". city
The sun., 1908-11-08

PARTY wanted with $500: best proppaltlonst 4
ever offered; no experience required; GOOD open
ing e 6iys1 Bsy1Yyi AEgs co. :. Broadway
The sun., 1908-11-08

BOWLING ALLEYS, nearby city: pricS 3Eoa1es
profits about $40 weekly. Particulars at ~ Il
McDoNALD-WIqIlHS co. 2sT ,Broedyny l,s,
The sun., 1908-11-08

HALF INTEREST, established and wei a1scEttt
Used shoe business: ae5.0ooa iI qpeE
eT5,000 annual business; best buMnebs efcttoB
New York city. Apply At q issyi e. 80, Z
' lMcboNAI.b- -wIGOiNs CO. .:s7 BroadwaSs n.
The sun., 1908-11-08

ACTIVE PARTY wanted with $4,000 10 tax varasfi
Of manufacturing .department. old establlsneds u
publishing business: experience unneces&4r Il. \
salary SO weekly and about foto zes 20 insehtept
esss McDo&a oG ewSIaaINs CO.. sss BfoAdsa e.
The sun., 1908-11-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. colonial ~ roQp14s
house. an improvements; line stable: propeity
covers ~ lots, price sioooo; mustiseh % cios1sl
Ss MeDoN pii aTp M1soiNs SN CO.. .ss iiroSdTsy.
The sun., 1908-11-08

AQENTS-~Sso a week., expenses paid; no 81
perienee required: photo pillow tops 500: en-.
ples; catalogue. Dept, Si. RITTER ART STUDIO,
Chicago, III. s,4 , " -
The sun., 1908-11-08

sale: established 10 years price ., 500 best btf1'
salhH hsSoNasBwiGGRiESs sSs5 9sfs GSREs Co. Isl Brosdws
The sun., 1908-11-08

n. j. including machinery. &C.. szsoq9 snsKs
W aeDoNAL1.%iGG AID Co. ..s7 Tsoadhss5s !