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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-29
DEATH AND DES0LAT|ON IN
WAKE Of FIERCE TYPH00N

''NGhONG. July 29.-The whole
VIC -outhern coast Of China is suf-
from the effects of the terri
Fphoon OF Monday night.
P0r's from Canton today say that
49,, l-'VVO were drowned instead of
YOO as first reported.
-ioHgKong conditions are similar
r. Immense public gardens are a
wreck. houses collapsed all over
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Governor Cutler Quits.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July 90
Governor John c. Cutler will not seek
to succeed himself as chief executive
of Utah. and the republican nomina-
ton will doubtless go to United States
Marshal William Spry
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the city and over a hundred Chinese
-essels were sunk.
Officers of the Pacific Mail COM
pany in a granite building just COM
nleted at a cost of 100000. were de-
stroyed.
The Pacific Mail steamer Persia was
h,iwn ashore at Kowieen on the main
land. near HongkOng.
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Chance ior An Heiress.

NEW YORK. July S9.-It wa:
learned to day that Christian, the
crown prince of Denmark, is planning
q fortnights visit to New York. He
will cross the Atlantic in fast war
ships.
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4 VOTE is CLOSE,

+ FORT SMITH, Tex, July % =
+ Texas is still uncertain whether it !
4! the primaries Monday. At noon :
+ today the result was changed, the :
= dries" being about a thousand =
+ votes ahead. =
+ + + + = + + + 1! + + + + + =
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1908-03-03

In the various kinds and sizes of Lumber needed for building, a
we also have a large stock of the tried and satifaction giving
The Washington times., 1908-01-07
Little EQUIP"
Wife of Banker.
Death Reveals

NEW YORK, Jan. little Egypt's''
death IN her fat at 225 West Thirty
seventh street, discovered yesterday, re-
veals that she was the wife Of Frederick
Hamltn, a wealthy banker Of East
Bloomfield, Ontario county, n. Y. They
were married a year after the famous
seeley dinner, where she won national
nOtoriety by Ter dance on the table al
Sherry's- At the time Of the wedding
Hamlin was a student at Yale.
They had just been arranging the
terms OF settlement for a divorce when
she died of asphyxIaton.
The marriage Of Catherine Devine, as
she was known off the stage, and Mr.
Hamlin took place in this city nearly nine
years ago Little Egypt" was hired 10
give her famous dance at a gathering or
undergraduates at New Haven. One OF
the spectators was Frederick HamIin.
He fell in love with her and she with
him.
one day he asked her to marry him
and she consented The ceremony was
performed at the Little Church Around
the Corner.
The couple never lived together. but
he was accustomed to come TO New
York from college whenever the opDor-
tunity offered and visit her. Occasion
ally she paid q visit to New Haven.
Their love Waned almost as raDfdlv
as il had sprung into being, and he had
hardly been out Of Yale a year when ne
announced 10 her that they could never
settle down together.
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATORS
TO MEET IN FEBRUARY

The fifth general convention Of the Re
lgious Education Association will be
held here February lib, inclusive, at
the D. A. f. Hall The committee in
charge OF the preIiminaries has obtained
reduced rates Of transportation for the
delegates from all points east of Chi
CagO.
The general and departmental sessions
Of the convention VIII be open to the
public while the sessions Of the council
viii be open to members Of the council
only. The general theme Of the asso-
citation is The Relation Of Moral and
Religious Education 10 the Life Of the
Nation"
Addresses by some Of the most promI-
nent professors in the leading colleges.
politicians. ana other men, viii be
made.
Commissioner Mcfarland and Elmer
E Brown, United States Commissioner
of Education, VIII make addresses of
welcome. Among the other speakers
viii be Miss Jane Adams, Hull House.
Chicago; the Rev. DR.. Washington II.
GLADDEN., Columbus, Ohio; Clyde w
Votaw, University of Chicago and DR..
George J. Fisher, international com
mittee, y. NJ C. A.
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VETERANS MEET.
COMMITTEES NAMED
Dr.. Coyle VIII Deliver Adj
dress at Sodality Lyceum
Tomorrow.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, JAN.

A meeting OF r. & Lee Camp. Con-
federate Veterans, was held at the hall
in Prince street, last evening.
The commander announced the death
during the past month OF Past Com
mander Thomas Perry ana Lieut. Com
W. ". Sherwood.
The following committee on resolutions
were appointed: Perry resolutions, Col.
Arthur Herbert, G.. William Ramsay,
and John r. Zimmerman.
Sherwood resolutions. w. II. May,
Charles S. Taylor, and John Hooff.
@. William Ramsay was elected treas
urer, vice W. W. Sherwood. deceased.
The following committee on apphca-
tions was appointed for the Soldier 5
Home in Richmond, Col. Arthur Herbert
f. c. Graham, G, William Ramsay,
Edgar Varied. and X. Kemper.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG'S 9TH ana X sts NV
5 kANN. SONS & CO., Stn and Market space
GREENS CAPITAL A y v Z X 5 y q
AGENCY. ll45 18th ST. NV.
". f. AcNULTH. Cigar store. 18Th and p NV
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY Linton q
Nelson, ProprietOrsi corner RHODE Island
ave, list and Z sJs- NV
ROBERT T. PETZOLD, The Harvard Phar-
macy, 18th and Harvard SITS. NV
W A. DARLING. cor. 18th and SITS. NV.
Island ave. and r ST. NV.
Il 4. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th ST. and
Mass. ave NV.
CdAS. &. HORNUNG, Christianf Pharmacy.
sW-, cCr. 9TH and II sts NV
SANFORD PHARMACY, &sw York ave.
and North Capitol sJgeet
r. A FEIICE, Z0tA and II SITS NV
QCIGLEI' S PHARMACY. 2lst .and u sta nv.
5 n WAGNER * CO. LIST and Il SIS. NV.
l. u. IA4LO-, cor. sll and = SITS. NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th & Pa ave NV.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. nth ana PARK
road.
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- PIErA DE- NAvAL LIsT.

Orders have been issued at the Navy
Department striking the old gunbOat
Pfnta from the naval list The Pinta is
the sister ship of the PaIos. For several
years the vessel, which is Of $50 tons
displacement has been used by the
naval militia Of San Diego.
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FIRE ERPTIES HOTEL,
HALF DOZEN INJURED

PITTSFIELD. Mass, Jan. 7.-Haf "a
dozen persons were injured and a score
had narrow escapes with their lives III
fire which destroyed Greenock Inn,
q fashionable summer hotel, IN Lee,
near LenOx. early this morning. Pfacti-
calIy all Of the forty guests, who were
wintering at the hotel, lost all their ef-
fects. being driven out in the zero wealth
er clad only in night clothes. The loss
viii amount to over SI5.0o0.
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0NE-LEGGED MAN is LOST
IN LODGING HOUSE FIRE

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 7.-One life
was lost in a mysterious FIRE that badly
damaged the Salvation Army lodging
house, Washington square, at $50
O'Clock this morning. There was a manic
among the seventy inmates, but all we're
rescued, except Daniel DriscOu a we'll
known local character. a One-legged
man. who became lost. was overcome by
smoke and died. The-fire spread TO the
next building. the worzingmen's house,
with forty-six inmates, all OF whom es-
capped.
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Infantry Meets.

The weekly meeting OF the Alexandria
Light Infantry was held at the ArmoCy,
in South Royal street, last evening. An
election was held 10 Ill the vacancy in
the office Of second lieutenant Of the
company. DIT. Carroll May was elected
second lieutenant.
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Lyles' VIII Filed.

In the corporation court this morning
the win Of William T. Lyles was ac-
mitted to probate. He leaves 10 his
daughter. Edna May Lyles, $500 to his
three children, Louis, Willie, and Eva
$500. to be divided between them; 20 his
daughter. Edna May, his sewing ma
chine: to his daughter Eva Eel, all the
rest of his personal estate.
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Two cents a word for AL other classified
advertisements for less than three Insertions
II inserted for three OF more consecutive
days. one cent q word for each insertion
These rates do not apply 10 Personals.
Advertisements viii be accepted at any Of
the following branch Offices a. regular 0ffice
rates. II Il Is 1nCJnEenieut 10 leave advertise
ments az either branch office or The Times
Business Once, they may be telephOned direct
VIII call 10 collect without additional charge
u Lhe advertiser.
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A meeting Of the Womau's Auxiliary,
of Lee Camp, viii be held at Lee Camp
Hall this evening. Arrangements for
the banquet 10 be given by Lee Camp
Will be perfected.
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DANCING

PRIVATE DANCING lessons. 5Qc; waltz and
tWO-step guaranteed i've lessons; class 81
month; ball room for rent s. 20 s.. Address
with stamped envelope BOX as. Times Of
nee se7-Ot-eZSu
THE WYNDHAM, ISL 18th nw.-Lessous, 5oc;
lessons. 81 so class, 7-5O every Tues, Thurs-
sat. Guarantees to leach you Prof. Wyndhan
5y2s-tf
MISS COULTER, professor OF dancing: pri-
waite lessons. SOC. II you can walk / can
teach you TO waltz Z1l St nv Phone n
1I8s- Advanced classes Tuesday and Satur-
cay, 10 IL Bali room for rent. 1as-g0t
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

The JCNOD (The Vacuum METHOD or
CED-RESTORING The-CIRCIrTa-
TON, demonstrates that there Is a SCIENCE
~ CURING DISEASE EQuaIiag that i1
surgery.
There Is 10 need OF SUFFERING with
LOCOAOTOR ATAXIA, BRLGHT~S MS
EASE, RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS tno-a
AILMENTS Of thu SPINE. NERVES and
LIMBS chat make WALKING nigh IAfPOS-
SIBLE) and those maIadies that ara fEa
result 0f OtERWORk- WORRY ana AGE
THEY CAN BE CURED.
While much IS claimed for the JT-NOD
METHOD OF NCN-MEDICALs HEATT(G
IT MAKES GOOD. The Junod system 81 en-
forced circulation IS used extensively by me
Physicians OF Germany and France. at he
Bonn University ana IN other HosDiraIs
where il has superseded all other methods u
a cure for those ailments that do not Weld ~
medication A CORDIAL INVITATION Is
EXTENDED PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS
TO CALL AND LEARN ALL ABOUT III
Information Free.
PROF. II. y. d. PARKER
1921 New York Avenue N W
Hours 10 to G; Sundays. 70 70 L
Lady assistant. SesT-rF
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING easurer's
OEflce, Soldiers Home, Washington. d. c.
December IS. 1907. Sealed proposals viii Be
received al Llls once until 10 o CLOCk A
NJ. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is. 1905 and
Immediately opened. for supplying the Home
with the following clothing 500 straw hats.
go dark blue blOuses, loo pairs dark blue
trousers; 1,S00 linen bosom shirts; l. 500 linen
collars; 1000 cotton undershirts; 1900 pairs
Jean drawers; l15Jo pairs shoes; 800 pairs
cotton stockings. All articles TO be fur
uished IN different sizes as required and
as about eight Per cent Chats, shoes. and
stockings exceptet) VIII be needed FOR men
OF unusual size, the contractor will be re-
QUired to supply their garments by measure
with names attached. All articles 20 be da-
livered at the Home on OF before March Ell
1905 Samples on exhibition at the Home.
The right is reserved to reject any OF all
pI0s; + OF pIOplsA1 otal-AS al-d turner lnLor-
nation apply 70 Major II. II. KENDALL
T. ). A, Treasurer. 1a271I
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER b. C
Washington. D. c., January T. 1898 -SezIsi
proposals viii be received at this once until
i O'CLOCK NOON on THE 18TH DAY or
JANUARY, = 1865 and then opened for the col
lection and disposal OF ashes from private
residences, apartment houses with not 20 ex-
coed four families and boarding houses and
lodging houses with not 70 exceed . rooms
IN the Distuc- OF Columbia for tie period
from February lst, 1seS to June 30, 1910
Blank forms q proposal. Specifications and
al necessary information may be obtained
al the Office o. the Superintendent OF Street
CLEANING. HENRY 3. +. dACFARLASD
m5ssiOnsrs, D. c. ja4-6t-exSU
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS District or
Columbia Washington, December p 1907 -
sealed proposals VIII be received at this
ofIce until Il O'CLOCK n. WEDNESDAY
JANUARY Is, 1908, for constructing sewers
IN rhe District OF Columbia. Forms spaci
dcations, and necessary information NAV Ia
obtained at Room 43. District BUILDING
washington. .. G. HENRY B. F. MAC
FARI.AND, HENRY /. WEST, JAY =
MORROW, Commissioners, =. c.
ia2,S,4,6,7,S
PROPOSALS FOR ELECTRIC WIRING
once Of Building for National Museum
Library OF Congress Washington ID c
December o. 1S07.-Sealed proposals for f5r.
nishing delivering, and installing in pIaca
complete. the electric wiring required for tha
new building FOR the National Museuro ~
this city viii be received at this once rDffi
TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ, on TUESDAY THIS
TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF JANUARY 1905
and publicly opened Immediately thsrea ter
Specifications and other information furuisbef
on application BERNARD r. GREEN, Sup
erintenient OF Construction.
de25, -, IS, ja6.5 ,SIS,14,l5
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
CASH WANTED.

FOR BALE-Cheap. 700 tons good miIed; 80
tons cut hay; at nay warehouse, $40 X St
NV ROBT. 3. TENNEY Manufacturer OF
al kinds CT corn goods, Analostan Mills,
Washington, y. c. 5a4-St
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The minstrel troupe OF the Old Do
minion Boat Club viii hold q rehearsal
at r. r. Lee Camp Hall, IN Prince
street this evening. The club Will dur
ing the winter present a minstrel show.
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FOR sALE-F1rst-class shoe shop. COZ + 81
NV. Ja7-7t
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4
LADDON PHARMACY. 200 FTortzz ava "A
CHAs- II BLUMER, n Cap. and r sts ne
AcCHESNEH & JOACHIM, cor. % and 4 ers
hEtALs, PHARMACY. 9th and X SITS
AcCAEsNEA * JOACHIM, Sth and b s.E No
SOUTHEAST.
A. T. POWELL 4th and East Capitol as.
ROACH I'RCG CO., Sth and G sts So
IL = i l. LIZ. nv, cor llta and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
v HUGO EIsENBEIsS. 9Th and streets.
GEORGETOWN.
F. P. WELLER Pharmacy, S5s4 II a. NV.
ANACOSTIA-
bCEI.s PdARMAC4. corner Monroe and
BROOKLAND. d. C.
ARTHUR Il. f. LUERSsEN Drug store
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
p Z CARNE & CO.. 7C3 King 50.
HELP WANTED-FEl.ALE.
APPRENTICES to learn ostrich feather trade.
81 LsLn ST. NV )a1-St
ALTERATION HANDS, horourhIv expsrI-
elced, on ladies' suits and ClOahs. j.. EsRLEs-
BACHER, lZ-2 L ST. NV 5aS2t
BOOKKEEPER-A lady. I725 7th st. NV.
jes-st
CIAAIBER8IAIDs-Tw neat girls al sth
81. NV. II
COOES-FIve hrst-cIass; wages $50 So. SEQ
month. ! ChambeTmaids. SIS and SIS month.
white or Col0red. Apply today. PHILLIPS
HOTEL AGENCY. So 9Th St. NV je7-2t
COOK-CoIoroa, and Louseaaaid. ss45 a0th *
NV 1a5-3t
cOOK-cOlored. Apply 1o-s l7h ST. NV. 1t
GIRL for general homework; cook, wash,
iron' small family. O0I 18TH ST. NV. Il
GIRL-s-Brght. neat. Il years OF age and
over as moor messengers; good pay and
SCHAUB, with G0ldeu5ergs 5Jh and X sts
Nv. ja7-st
GIRL for general hOusework. 90 18Th St NV.
GIRL fer houseworlzi small family. 1875 I4th
GIRL-ReIIabIe colored girl 10 do genera
hOUseWork; must stay At qlghti good wages.
1923 18th 81. lr
GIRI-Half grown. 10 help IN kitchen and
DO hOuseWOrk. rs n ST. NV. IL
GIRL-ReIiable, for general homework In
private family. 15il ST NV ja5-3t
GIRL to cook and do general houseworlZ.
references required. IA 18th St NV. Ja6-st
GRLs-TwO swift girls for cafe. 1871 I'm 81
nv. 1a6-st
GIRL-Competent; for general work in 3
room nat, Mt. Pleasant ia family. BOX
zs9 Times Office 5a5-st
HOUSE GIRL-Stay nights II desired. AD-
ply at once. 4S3 Il St aw. II
I
LADIES familiar with soliciting: 900 nroD-
Ositiou. Apply CORHICk. lis PENNSYLVANIA.
ave. ia7-sr
LAUNDREsS-One TO assist with light aousg-
work. 17l6 Pennsylvania ave NV. IL
SKIRT DIAPERS and helpers; drst-clagg.
long season. 3 lafayette Square NV.
5a7-4
WAITRESS Experienced; must bring rit,,
references I722 Connecticut ave. NV. ID
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL hours. Los penn
syVania ave NY ja7-3t
wAITREss-Experienced white. sls @ St
NV. 5a8-st
WAIST and skirt hand; experienced; a..
once. Apply 1874 II ST. NV, Ja5-3t
WANTED-Lady unencumbered, to travel in
Mary Iand and Virginia. salary TO start $40
per week and expenses. State present EN-
ploymenL Address IMMEDIATE, Times Of
nee II
WANTED-LADIES TO LEARN HATR-
DRESSING, scalp treatment, Marcel wave
trated catalogue mailed free. AIOI.FRFS
HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL l55 9Th aya
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FOR SALE-GrOcery store and meat market
doing good business: all cash. Inquire n.
ROSE, I25I Union 81. sw. Ja7-3t
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FOR sALE-FIsh and oyster business; must
50 b. January To- price 800. lz55 z st ne
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MOVING, PACKING, SHIPPING.

FURNITURE, baggage. pianos etc. 77,o,-al7
with care; packing and shipping a sueofgIr,-
KRIEG EXPRESS, 1924 Il NV. Phone n. Boa
5a3-9Gt
CLARENDON SMITH, 9Th and x SIS -
We haul anything "'
Carefully Promptly. OuIckIv
Phone Main 232 Teams always "a ha5i
deI6-90t
COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.. now located a.
sos NEW YORK AVE.
Large Padded Vans, 81 Load
z-hoTse Wagons. 50 Lad
mh1e-tf
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Dr. John NJ. Coyle, supreme regen.
OF the National Order Of the Daughters
of Isabella, VIII deliver an address a.
the hall OF the Young Mems Sodality
Lyceum tomorrow evening, The address
will be delivered under the auspices of
Kavanaugh Court, No. 81, Daughters Of
Isabella.
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AUTOMOBILES.

SPECIAL tire bargains; diamond castings sold
as seconds, lsX5, $50 SJ13, 81, S0xs5z $I4 so
and others, fuil line Goodrich Ajax and Fisk.
lined inner tubes and Dunlop casluRs, haif
price. tire repairing. winter prices. JONES
RUBBER TIRE WORKS. 612-558 Z. Phone
Main $50. 1a7-IZt-tu. We, Ii
FOR sALE-Cadulac auto cheap. 1874 y.
Capital 50. 1a7-st
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$40 WILL be paid for loan OF $3.50. months.
good security. address BOX 2s7s Times Office.
5a6-St
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FOR sALE-Cgar stand, one Of the best IN
the northwest: VIII inventory twice the
price asked Price, $50. DUGAA, 617 La ave
NV 3a6-3t
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FOR sALE-Groesry store doing a cazh bus
mess. 5l5 81. sw. 5a6-Zt
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
one CEN A WORD FOR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
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9 ST. NE. SOs-Rooms and board IN privats
family. ja6-3t
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES TUESDAY, JANUARY Z, 1908
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

WOMAN-White pantry. head waitress. So,
room and board mattresses, SIS, room and
board cooks, $50. SIS, and SIS. no laundry
work; cOlored cooks; no laundry work, s.
week; housemaid. $l6; al once. FISHER 5
AGENCY. 4I9 10th ST nv. It
WOAIEN-Two white, pantry cook; other
companion 10 lady: = colored girls cham
beumaid. other nurse EXCHANGE, 1875 18th
st. NV. It
WOAIAN-Colored. for general Homework.
1903 . st. NV. 1al-5t
WOAIAN-Settled for chamber work and
wait table. 1i07 10th ct. NV. 1as-St
MOZAMBIQUE white: no vase g or iron
ing good home; bring references. Apply at
5lZ q St ne. ta5-St
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

Observation-Disclosures HOTEL. 18th and
Eye St. NV. II
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$50 WILL BUY pool room; two tables; doing
good business; IN good location; must be
sold az once on f-ccount OF other business.
BOX zs5s Times Office. 5a6-gt
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BARBER-CoIgred. at once; white trade;
steady job. YIN. TURNER. 110S Sth st. sc.
ta7-2t
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DENTISTRY,

LEN 44olh4
PAM Ess DENTISTRY: REDUCED PRrCrs
Set OF teeth $500 gold crowns, 2zk s. -
bTtdgeWork, $50, filings, p cents W o'
UNION PAINLESS DENTISTS
ca Z ST. NV. near 9Th. das1- On.
DRS. o. ". & 81. J. ELZEY, DENTTs-g
6 ". Cor. 10Th and r SITS y W
Specialists 81 Painless Extracting raots
Crown and Bridge " ERIK, Filings. ana r,1s-.-
that 1T SatisfSSsiO4 guaranteed or r7rrs--
refunded. Mode saJe prlces. Phone n 80
fe2S-tf
CUT Rate DENTISTRY.
SO Set Of Teeth Gold Crowns and Brfdge--,
81 Filings, SOC Painless Extractto5 - =
u, s Army and H,avy Dental AssoCfstIo,SS
DIR. d. HARRY MORAN, Mgr '-'-'
6s9 ST. NV, CORNER OF 7TH-
5y1S-tf
TEETH without plates; no extracting. ~
pain: look feel. act and last Ionaer 49,
natural teeth; shrUnken faces maze T,,r,,11I =
painless nlllnE. DIR. J l. WILSON, ia59 +,
ST. atlzs-rr
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LADDON PHARMACY. 200 FIOrtEa ave. IA
CHAs- H BLB AER, n. Cap and r sts ne
AcCd-SNEH & JOACHIM, cor % and Z sts
hEtALS' PHARMACY. 9Th and X SITS
AcCAEsNEA * JOACHIM, sth and h 80. No
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KEEPER-AssistCnt bookkeeper IN a
retail store; mus be good panman. quick and
accurate at figures. with fair knowledge Of
the work required. Salar.r % commence. s.
per week Address in own handwriting, BOX
3O4 Times Office. 1a7-6t
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BICYCLES.

PUNCTURE PROOF Unicorn Tires a,1,.
81 IS: no equal against punctures: trtaI No.
suteei heaa9uaTteys for Hartfords. Jones
RUBBER TIRE WORKS. 6O2-604 Z Pho-e
main S0oS nc25-S0t-Tuo ru We sa
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OUR FORM-LETTER work cannot be dis
tinguished nom typewriting Send for sam
pies and prizes. FRANCES NJ ALFORD &
Co. SO Massachusetts, ave. NV. Main 40
ja7-s1t
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FOR sALE-MIscELLlUEoUs.

FOR SALE-White sewing machine; all mod
ern attachments: also violin. cost So VIII
sell for 50. Call 1852 Park road NV. Ja4-5t
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

10TH ST. NV, II17-TFo unfuruished rooms:
cheap; housekeeping: Ist Gocr Tor rent
fa7-st
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE2 We store Tor 7se a 1o,1
UNITED STATES STORAGE co. 1ls-ls1 ss5
10Th St nv. Phone Main 4229. de1S-sOt
The Washington times., 1908-01-07

BY Two young men. apartments composed
OF two rooms and bath: must be reasonable
and within ten minutes walk Of Asuusey
building Address BOX I52. Times once.
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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1908-12-03
Is Winning Honors.

Hon. Homer l.. McGinnis, nephew Of
John Chastain, of this city, was elected
as representative from Morgan county,
Ind, at the recent election, and his sue
cess is the more remarkable from the
fact that the district is strongly repub-
lican and Mr.. McGinnis is the first
democrat ever elected to represent the
district. Mr.. McGinnis will be remem-
bered by many Decatur county people,
as he visited with his uncle and other
relatives in this county at the close of
the Chicago Worlds Fair, where he was
one Of the guards. After finishing his
education he studied law and was ad-
mitted to the bar and located at Mar
tinsville, Ind, where he engaged in
practice and was afterwards elected
district attorney on the democratic
ticket. He has built up lucrative
practice and at the recent election his
party selected him as it's standard
bearer in an almost forlorn battle, but
Mr.. McGinnis came out with flying
colors. His election was due to his ad-
voeatjng measure providing for puri-
fication of White river, which for years
has been polluted by sewage from Indian
apolis, Muncie and other cities, so that
all the fish in the river have been killed
and the stream has been a stencil to the
farmers of that country. Mr.. McGinnis
is preparing bill to be introduced in
the next legislature to remedy the evil,
and all the people along the river are re-
joicing over his election, for be was the
one man who had the courage to take up
the fight and push it.