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The Washington times., 1908-12-26
NEIGHBORHOODBATTLE
FOUGHT OUT IN COURT
Pair of Tow-Headed Youngsters Reach Peace Pact With
Judicial Aid of Judge DeLacy in Role of
Referee.

the other. Just look at this scar on
my Ghild's face. That boy gave it 10
Scars of battle,'' said the court. snji-
lngly- Hell get over it before he's
twice married -
Threw Brick Last Summer.
Last summer she threw a brick over
in my yard" persisted the woman.
I never threw a brick in her va rd
in my life" protested the other.
And Judge
''Yes. 1 know" said the court will,
a weary look on his face. .'b1t ,-o55
viii both have TO step back and Iet me
talk TO these children. All / want fo
say TO you is not to fight vol1T chill
dren's battles-at this age. anyway
Smoke Rolls Away.
Is the battle Cver?'' Both little heads
bobbed affirmatively. Now co,tip-
ued the court, addressing the tow head
who had appeared to have caused all
the trouble. you must ask his pardon >.
Turning to his companion the LITTLE
fellow said. "Scuse me-
And you must ask his pardon, also -
said the court TO the other ana he in
turn, Chirped out 'Scuse me- and everv-
body in court smiled at the Juvenile mic
ture.
'Shake hands, said the judge. and
the two tots, with all the ceremony that
charaCterizes the meeting of prize fight
ers. joined hands and the clouds we're
swept away
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Judre. DcIacy had neighoorhooo
ro,,, ON his hands this morning, and u
his Genial nature and frmness mad no.
,,-,,.oi1ed two very antagonistic women
,,o,,ld probably be talking yet.
II was all over fight two tow
headed little youngsters, sons. reSpec-
tivaIv. of the two women had seVerdL
.Iays ago and the mother Of one decided
She would swear out a warrant for tne
other.
When the boys drew up in front oi
TIdge DeIacy's table they were just
tall enough to look over at the court
The clerk Of the court droned out the
charge of disorderly conduct against the
how who had been Brought in on a war
rant.
In Battle Royal.
Judge Delacy asked what it was al
ABOUT and the, little fellow who had
baen the subject Of the warrant chirp-
ed up again.
NE and him was fighting"
..T-iahting.'' said the court in sur
n~ised tone. and a smile BROKE over his
face. as he connected the word with
the two little mites who should have
been in a Kindergarten
Soon. however, the two mothers goJ
into action, and as they stood over
Judge DeLacy hurting accusations al
each other the court endeaYOred Yainly
90 patch things up
She's always after my child" sal
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
F. c. MASTON HELD
ON SECOND CHARGE
Mysterious Firing in Hotel
Cause Police to Jail
Manufacturer.

CHICAGO, Dec. 26.-FauIllner Court
Maston, forty-oEc years old, who says
he IS president of the Victor Paint and
Narnish Company OF New York. was ar
rested early today. following a myster-
ious shooting in his apartment on the
fourth foor Of the Stratford Hotel
Maston said he fired at an intruder.
Du' The ponce believe the intruder 10
have been an imaginary one He was
locked up al the Harrison street sta
uOn on a charge OF shooting within the
city limits and disDrd -ly conduct
The prisoner was held 10 the grand
jury Thursday by MuniciuaT JuJrf
Gemn-ill. In the Harrison street couri
on serious charges preferred Dv Miss
Ruth L. Lee, a trained nurse.
The man declares he was not out OF
ms room last evening, but the police
say they have evidence OF a taximet er
cab ride
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TOUCHES" FRIEND;
DRAWS A $50 FINE
Court DisapprOves Andrews Eff
fective Scheme to Collect a
Little Debt"

Andrew Stewart came into the Police
Court this morning wearing a nose that
had Deeu badly cut with n piece oE tin.
lie came 20 testify against his friend,
William Webb. who did the carving
Said Stewart.
He aksed me for a quatah Ah owed
him, an All didn't have f. Then he
asked me for 10 cents. but An didn't
have mat, either When Ali was taIkiu'
90 a fTeu', ne came up behind me an
cut ma nose LAX YOU see it
u Jest uaChUally touched him. Judge 90
said Webb. Hes fren of mine. and
An wanted him TO give me back the
money All loaned him. An didn't 20 to
cut his nose wild de tin. An jest wanted
TO keep him off'n me"
Webb was fined so for touching up
his friend
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
YOUNG MEN HELD
ON SERIOUS CHARGE

Charged with embezzIemcut, Richard
Magee. twenty years Old. of 5lI
Thirteenth street northwest. and Frank
IT. Nost. thirty-four, OF 453 g street
northwest, were arrested this morning
by Detectives Parham and O'Brien.
The men We're employed as advertis-
ing solicitors 10y &. r. Hunter Il3 Penn
SyivarIa avenue northwest Il is al
legged they turned in bogus orders for
advertising on which they We're paid a
comm ssiOu They deny the charge.
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
G. c. HURLBUT DIES;
DAUGHTER VERY LOW
Librarian of American Geographical
Society Succumbs to Injuries o
of Auto Crash
of Auto Crash.

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-George c.
HurIbut, Librarian Of the American Geo
graphical Survey, who was injured
when the taxicab in which he was rid
ing was run down and destroyed by A
rapidly moving trolley car. died this
afternoon at the Presbyterian Hospital
Death was due TO compound fracture
Of the skull His daughter, Miss Tione
HurIbut, is in a critical condition from
the injuries sh. received in the accident
and is not expected to live.
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
NEW DIPLOMAT PLAYS
WELL ON THE LINKS
BernStorff at Golf May Gust Jus
SeTand in Presidential
Eouo-

No. I don't play tennis, bat I'm
great for goIf,T remarked the new Ger
man ambassador. Count Won Bernstorn.
today
He frankly admitted that ne had
heard that the Presideut-elect's favorite
game IS golf knowledge that the new
representative OF the Kaiser is an eN-
pert ON the links had preceded him and
had caused no little gossip among mem
bers Of the Diplomatic Corps
They are wondering whether it does
not mean the ecipS.ug % Ambassador
Juss@rand. OF France. in Presidential
favOritiSm- Tennis is President RO0se.
velts favOTite recreation. and JUS
serand has been his almost daily com
paul0n on the courts back OF the White
House during the season
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COASTER KILLED

NEW YORK Dec 26.-WhIe CnaSting
alone on one Of the dangerous slopes of
Storm King mountain. near his home
at Cornwall on the Hudson, Fitz Will
lam Scar nell. Cne Of the pest-krov-r
young men OF the WaE Street curb
fractured his skull iu an upset, and
died without recovering consciousness.
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
ENTERTAINMENTS FOR BLIND

Two entertainments will be given next
week in the reading room for the blind
at the Library OF Congress. The first
Will be Tuesday afternoon, when Miss
Clara Drew, cOntTalto. and Miss Pearl
Waugh, pianist, viii give a joint recital
The usual Thursday afternoon enter
taiumeut will be omitted. Mrs. John
Milton Gitte.man will give a reading
Saturday afternoon. The hours for
these reCitals are from 2-3o to $50 p. m.
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
CLOTHLNG STORE ROBBED.

Forcing rear door. thieves entered
the clothing store of Philip Berman. 337
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. broke
open the safe, and stole 500 in cash.
checks amounting TO S67, and a gold
watch valued at $50. Detectives are in
vestigating the robbery, which was re-
nor.ed this morning.
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
HENGY AT WHITE HOUSE.

Francis J. Heney. the San Francisco
craft investigator, came down TO the
White House office this morning TO pay
his respects once again To the Presi-
dcnt He said there was no significance
TO his visit and when ne came out, he
carried a picture OF Mr.. Roosevelt with
the Chief Executives autograph on it.
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
SCHOONER WRECKED.

CHATHAM, Mass. Dec. 2G.-The BOs-
ton schooner Harry Mcsser has run on
The Handkerchief ShoaI. three miles of
shore. where she filled With water and
sank The schooner win be a total
wreck. She was coal laden. The cargo
and vessel were valued at Si5 90. There
was no loss OF life.
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
OVEREXERTION KILLS.

WOBURN, Mass, Dec 26--Johu @.
Proctor. Of Reading. manager of the
Wine Cocoa Company Of Boston. and
well known in society and club life in
Reading ard Boston, is dead. following
unusual eXertiOu in a game of hockey.
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
FIREMEN KILLED

SPOKANE. Wash. Dec 26.-A head
on collision on the Great Northern rail-
road, near ElmiTa, Idaho, ninety miles
northeast Of Spokane. between the Bon
ner'S Ferry local passenger train and an
extra freight train. resulted In the death
Of Charles MaclIey, passenger train fire.
man.
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
MRS. BRYARLY'S oENS!

The Commissioners have approved the
recommendation Of Major Sylvester.
and the retiring board Of the police de-
partment, that Mrs. J. r BrvarIv.
widow of Private J. Z. Bryarly. be
pensioned at the rate Of S25 month
aurins WidOMhCod.
The Washington times., 1908-12-26

Advertisements VIII be accented af
any OF the following branch Offices
at regular Office rates. II it is in
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business ONCE, they may be teIe.
phOned direct to The Times Main
$3.50, and a messenger will call 70
collect.
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


HOTEL MATTRESSES. white for West Viz
Elnia. lOlJred kitchen maids Tor this city.
e1V today DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. I-th
and Pa. ave II
LADY-Reaned. to board ana care Tor boy
OF q must be reasonable BELT. 9lf Z ua.
ii..AsUNDREss- Good coIored. with reference
li40 Conn ave. Il
ESWO3fAN-TuoroughIy experienced uf-
i4Helyf one Who understands buying and must
.e lai.lllldr with the best trade I'm Washing
lOh- Address BOX 2s1, Times Office Ge1s-3t
sIE.No-GRAPHER and typewriter. part time.
.,. -l.lS, Hss near 1ith and T. sts- BOX zss.
STENOGRAP AP4ER-Stats saIsry ex1e-t-T.
BOX &5. Tines 0flc-- da-s-st
SCRUB GI8L~-Good- Apply HOTSFFEF-P-
~. NATION - HOTEL IL
WOMEN-TWo c0Iored. one ~ IsIDT----
2t. other as dish'sssher 5 ANAN. SIC sth ST.
WOMAN FOR general houseWork- Inquire 1913
Eye 81 NV II
WOMAN-Settled. general Homework. Eagr
aiid iToni flo month"; bring reference q NeH
York ave. NV It
WOHAN-SettIed c1I5red. To cook in TIE
country; also girl who eau make hs-seIs
useful. good home and wages % right per-
SONS Apply Mondas. lsl5 Hlsss place u0-
WOMAN Reliable. EeneraI H0useaO-E 1-
once "a EaSt capitol ST. II
WDMA>-SetiIed c0I5reI- 70 cook IN tH.
country also a girl Who can make lcrEu- =
useful good home aad wages % night per
son apply @l2J 18th So. nw- u
WAITRESS-WhI-e. ard two c0Iored women.
Apply n 81 NV ce24-st
WOMAN-C0lored, cook. must b. good COOK
1r not apply. SO + NV u
YOUNG LADH-EXperlenced In cunfeeti iouer-
ana catering permanent position. J..
bDEChSIfN = 80 Fl1r.-la ave. NV p
The Washington times., 1908-12-26

Three tines within cn8 week. = cents a
hne. times. consecutIvely. 30 cents line
Ainimum spSCo. lines.
The Washington times., 1908-12-26

HELP WAETED-FEMALE
ASSISTANT HOUSEKEEPER. $50 month
bring references FISHERS AGENCY G1a
10th ST. II
COOK Chamberrnsid white llousekeeper- o1e
lady. young girl, chambermaid. Inquire 1885
nth st NV. IL
COLORED COOK. So. coIored chambermaid
for hotel, SIS; colored waitress. SIS. glass
pantry woman, 81 week; dishwasher. So week
FISHERS AGENCY, 4l9 10th st. nv. IL
GIRL for general housework. 240I 7th st NV
II
G IRI-White. 10 do light work In factory
AMERICAN DAIRY SUPPLY CO, los % 81
sw. Il
GIRI-Colored5 good cook at once. Apply soc
g ST. Sc II
GIRI.S-Two. plain cook. chambermaid, also
housegitI, Is years; private family 1867 p
81. Il
GIRI-whlte, to do cooking and h0useworE
SIS 9th St NV. dee5-st
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
ASTROLOGT

Mr. e MILLION. scientific astrOloger. So
Eye Cd nv EOCugy astCoI1Sy. yearly
horoscope lalivities. ST. Information given
on any subject Horoscopes erected by means
of spherical trigoa0ms,ry- Main 81 5eIl-tt
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
HOSPITAL REPORT
FAILS TO MUSTER
Health Omcer Woodward
Declares Statement of
Owens Unsatisfactory.

Health Officer w. c. Woodward, in a
communication To the Commissioners,
says that the statement of W o. Owens,
chairman Of the executive committee
OF the hospital, concerning what has
been done with the appropriation made
for the conta EiOus disease wards in the
Garfield Memorial Hospital is, in his
opinion, unsatisfactory.
Not only is tho statement as to the
expenditure of the appropriation un-
satisfactory. declares the Health OF
ficer, but that OF moneys received from
private patients during the fiscal year
is equally So
The request of the executive commit
tee OF the hospital that an apDropria-
tion OF at least 5000 be made for the
maintenance of the isolation wards. is
conditionally approved by Dr. Wood
ward.
Request Accounting.
1.-THE letter written bv the chairman
Of the executive committee on Decem-
Der IA says DR. Woodward. was in
response 10 a letter addressed to him
by the Commissioners on December II
asking him 10 furnish a statement
showing what has been done with the
appropriation heretofore made for the
contagious disease wards Of Garfield
Memorial Hospital and the money re
Ceived from patients during the current
year and showing the facts and figures
upon which the estimate for s., 600 as a
deficiency appropriation is asked.
Ihe reply made 90 the Commissioner
letter was. IN my opinion, entirely un-
satisfactory. and, therefore, in order 10
expedite matters. I wrote TO him under
date OF December d, asking him for Ger
tain definite Information in detail am
in receipt of a reply under date OF De-
Cember %, which is no more satisfactory
than the answer made to the general
inquiry Of the Commissioners II
throws no satisfactory light on the
financial status OF the iSOlating wards
Of Garfield Memorial Hospital, such as
Is required To support n request for a
deficiency appropriation.
In order however. that no reason
may exist for closing these wards dur
ing the current year. as they were
closed by the hospital authorities on a
previous occasion when the deficiency
appropriation was not promptly made, I
respectfully recommend that the Com
mlSsiOncrS request a deficiency apprO-
prlatlon of 5000 for the support of said
wards, 10 be available. however, only
after satisfactory evidence is shown
that receipts from private patients in
said wards have been and are being ac-
tually expended for the benefit thereof.
Enlists Congressional Aid.
'J recommend further that this cor
reSpondence be laid before the Appro-
priatons Committees Of Congress. and
# necessary the Intellectual attempts Of
the Commissioners to obtain specific in
formation be called to the special at
te1ton of these committees, and that
II he suggested to them that the prouer
officers OF the Garfield Memorial Hos
piial be required to appear and ex-
plain their estimates
Commissioner Macfarlaud has approv-
ed Dr Woodward's recommendation
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
Poultry.
Fruits
Vegetables.

eEetabIos-Fotatoes. per bu.. S5c8Si o. pJ-
tatOoS. home grown. per bu-. 6jcaSI- %. sweet
potatoes, per bbI.. tl-Tsa2 So yarns. per b5I-,
81 zoo. turulps. per box. 25aSDc. turnlps.
per bbi-. 5oa55c, rutabaSas. per bbi.. s.. oca
$50. carrots. per bbI.. 81 3lalJo. cuCJuub.rs.
ger basket. s. C0a3-oU. cabbage. per 100 81 u9
az %. caulih0weT. per b5I, g. JGa3c0: celery.
per drz. stalks. 4sa91c. lima beans. per OF.
IaIDcs onions. per bu. Slas1C. onions per
bbl-. = SsZ.lo, pumpkins. pcy bbI.. 6oa75C.
squash, per bbl., 15caSl 90. string beans per
b5I-. s. O0a2-s0. tomatoes. FIorIdas. PR crate.
s. Gla8U0. spinach. per bbl. S. Gal 10 kaIc.
per bhl. 81. coal .. lettuce. Florida per bas-
k.t- s. 1.a. a. r-tlIshas- or 700 8 n.lke o.
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
PALAIISTS.

MAIE- RAY, Washlugtlu's old reliable palm
ist card reader. consult thls truly gifted
cL4irv5yant or business love. marriage Par
lors f3l Eye ST. NV Visited by the Ieadin-
families o- your city Hours 10 a. m % So
p m deI2-rc
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG'S 7th ana K SIS. nv
s kANN. SONS s. CO.. Sth and Market saac.
GREENE ) CAPITAL A u y L TISTN -
AGENCY. la 18th St NV.
s. l. AeNICAAEL- Cigar store. I4th and P
NV.
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 7th a. pb,ys.
leland ave and K St Nv.
h T. BUTTS PHARMACY. fth 81 and
Massachusetts ave. nv
CHAS- g HCRNUNG. ChrIstIauf pha-,.,,
Ew. cor 9Th and II sts. NV.
SANFORD 5 PHARMACY, New York ave-
and North Capitol street
YARNOLD. 3s0I 18th ST NV.
K A GEITCH, 2Uth and II sts nv.
QU1GLE4' PHARMACY. E1st ana G. as NJ
3 M WAGENR & CO. lst and H SIS. nv
l. 7. TAELOE, cor Sth and ? sts mn
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18Th and Pa
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. IIth 4 Ps-E -,,i
AAEI1NGL4 > PHARMACY. 18Th ana Il
Z. D HOWARD 1sth and W
y. V. POTTIE. 90 BrightvOOd ave
AALTBI ; PEiaRAACT. 1851 Calvert ..
GESSFORD'S PHARMACY. 9th ana u -,
73CRTHEAsr.
LADDON PHA tAIACY. 100 Florida 49,.
CHAS. H Bill LER. y. Cap and r So -
McCHESNEY 9 JOACHIM, cor "a a-,d I, Is, Is
McCHESNEY = JOACHIM. sth ana + - -, =
BENZ I. LANHAM. Ith and Z. cap sts-
SOUTHEAST
RokcR a e RG%EL 1R71d Cos 5'a AN and East CaDitoi sta
A 3. BURROWS, llth and Pa ave
=. p. WELLER, cor. sth and /
SOUTHWEST
V. HUGO Essen NBEISS, 9Th and 3 sfras..
MCDONALD. J. W, "A and L sw.
GEORGETOWN
JAMES Z. SMITH. 1854 Wisconsin Az,
3. p. WELLER, Pharmacy. 1854 NJ ~ m
ANACOSTA
lTTRVTC
Jefferson sts-
ALEXANDRIA. VA
R L CARNE < Co. 70s King St
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
Z. A SONNIcMAN-
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Dressed Meats.

Dressed Neats-Hams. country cured. per
lb-. l2alfc. beef. fore quarters. per H.. 5a6c.
hind quarters. Cizagl-c ribs IaIfc- I1ins. Ila
14c. rounds 6sSr- dressed lamb. pCr To- t0a
&c. hogs. small Per cxt-. s. %. MEDIUMS.
per CWt-. 500 pork I0lus. per H.. 13afIc-
bacon, per To-. i3atfc. saUsaEes, per 10. Sal1c
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
BUSINESS IS BRISK
IN PRODUCE MARKET
Unusually Heavy Demand
Follows Holiday-PriceS
Show Little Change.

Business in the local wholesale mar
kets today was Of larger volume than is
usually the case on Saturday This
was the result Of the holiday yesterday
The retailers had sold the greater part
Of their supplies, and were obliged 10
send IN rush orders for materials with
which to meet the demand from house
holders and others for the usual Sun
day goods. The Improvement in the
weather also had au influence in the IN
crease i'm today's business.
Prices showed little change from those
of Thursday. The receipts today We're
lgat, and as the demand was unex-
decrease in figures. Poultry was again
very firm, especially turkeys. Dealers
are inclined 10 believe that within a few
days, however, the farmers Will have
shipped 50 many turkeys 10 market, to
take advantage OF the high prices, that
the market Will be glutted with them
TOday's Prices.
whoiesa.e prices were as follows jobbers
figures being a little higher:
Eggs-Virgiuia nearbys. fresh, 3Ca5lc.
southwest Virginia and West Virginia, zsa
2sc; Tennessee and North Carolina, 26a27c.
Cheese-NSW York hats large, Der H.. IA
lF2c- small. per H.. l2al3$lc-
Butter-Creamery. fancy. 5la3-c. Western
irsts, 25a30c. process. fancy. SJao5c. fair d
good, 23a2lc; dairy, choice, IIalsc; dairy.
good l7c; store-packed. fresh. IIalsc.
Poultry
Live Poultry-Chlckens. spring. small. per
H., l4al5c, large, per To-. IfaiJc. hens, Izc.
Tousters. Sc. ducks. large per To-. I2afZlzc.
small, per d., Ne geese, per Ib-. llaI-c.
turkeys. toms, per d., l5alGc. hens. per 10.
l5sl6c.
Dressed Poultr-Chlckens. spring. small.
per h.. l5sl5c. large. per H.. l5al6c: hens.
per b.. lic. ROSTERS. per h.. lOc. turkeys.
uncrtwn, toms. per lb.. l7alsc. hens. per ll-.
l1alNcs ducks. large. per H.. lsaIfIzc. small,
per lb-. l5c. geese. per H., l-alsc.
Fruits.
I FruIJs-Apples fancy brands per BIOL. S.. JC
a4-50. ordinary kinds. per d. D. bJL. good %
| prime, 500 10 S25e. poor 10 fair. per O. b.
| bbl-. Us 20 3I-4a. state prInes. per basket.
25at5c. other kinds. per basket, l5az5c. grapes,
Malaga s4sasy0 per keg: cranDerrisS. per
bb!. SlS.O0al609. oranges. California. per
box. - O0a450. Florida Ter box, s. 50a5. o..
pineapples, I-er crate $l-55a2. - grape fruit,
Der crate, & e,ag O.
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
AUTOMOBILE COLLEGES.

AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE. teg-ls moderate.
easy payments. positions secured Write o.
cali; open evenings and Sunday l323 l4th
81. Oc--u
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
Live Stock

Live StOek-Cattle, extra PEI cW-. 81 s5-t
IS. medium. So J2Ja4. .00-1rdinary. s. 0oa3. .JG,
hogs, per CWt. EruS=, S5-50a6 80. ordinary.
lFr cwt-, Sl-ooa5-515 sleep- PRIME. per III
fafizc. ordinary, pc 10. %s3lrc. lambs.
choice. spring per 10, 6l1a7r. medium per
10, O.. common. per lb.. 5a5izc. calves.
prime. Per d.. 7izaSc. medium per 10. Ta- &c.
The Washington times., 1908-12-26

sJll wages references 40 p e. NV
dez5-st
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE uea
required a-ses after lrst month. steady u5-
s.ti Hu guaranteed s-..dqa-ss- write FOR free
sita HgUe- AHl-Eit~ BARBER COLLEGE.
~ BlNe-y, EeW York city de3s-6r
THREE BELL BOYS. 500 boy. dive rvaE5-.
Lsrseulan- boy, bowling alley EXCHANGE
WASH sIAN-sTEBILNG L.AUNDRT- -
9Th 81 s1- la-5--r
wANTED-Mea OF boys over sixteen years u
basement q isl + Ct nv 1yS-w-sa- -l--c
YOUNG 5IAS- 10 up-k in candy fa--o---
REEVES 1873 p ST. NV deS5-s-
HELP wANTED-Male and Female.
ADvERr1sNG soLCTroR-rro 49,
class. on established SPECIAL work. Apply j.
W. CROFT. 80 Ith 81 sv- l=z---
sHORTHAND-ConpIete course in syIab.c
system IN 80 hours SO Including typeUEl--
ting. positions gLarlD-e1t- STENOGEAPEIC
ACADE-AiA- colorado building oc-.-tt
WANTED-AGENTS.
wANrED-Taree sod book statesmen. a--r-
class proposition -.h+ra. c--- E-ISa-llu. can
Room L. Baltic Building Geei-7t
STOyISR- new stove biarkiaz
that VIII never hlEa uT- Sci az every a1-ra.
agents make SLZ1 monthly uEire today.
HAYDEN-liFsIFFIN 90. Toledo Ohio -t
SITUATIONS wAETED-FEMALE
GIRI-C,Io-eI. wants p-acs as cla-a5e-na.I
lSz Missouri ave NV II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HIGHEST cash prices paid Tor worn Ea--
ments. either ladies or gents. send postal.
viii cal B. TAESHEs. lis an St nv
Flone Nlrta ~ 1el--f
I PAY the highest cash prices Tor ladies' ana
gentemen's caSt-JG wearing apparel drop
card viii call c. LININGSrON, lsI2 7ta Il
nv, or phone North IS1i- ocl--s5-
wANTED-Furnitu-e for cash; sell your
goods 20 the man who gives you the most
money See HOPWOOD, Sta and X Jez-tc
FURNITURE highest cash price paId f5r
up-t0-date furniture drop pos-zl. also cloth
ing u sent 10 store. T. HENSLEI. 1865 -f-l
( n@- oc2o-9lt
DON'T WORRY ABOUT EettIaE rid oF vTU-
household Effects am ia the market for su--
nlture and merchandise; all kinds. big none
paid D. NOTES. tl5 Louisiana ave Phone
81. ye5 del5-tf
SECONDHAND BOOK-TILI. PAY GOOD
PRICE; SEND POSTAL AND STATE PAR
TICULARs- Il. ROSENBERG. sTH AND
Z SIS NV OcI5-th. 50. NIT
DEAD CLOCKS brought TO life IN sb5r. ~
der Phone Lincoln. rs or post card 10 De
FIBAUGH. Jewe-er and OptIcian. p II 81
~ no-5-t
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
u ST NV. 4Sl-Three Furnished mons "a
moor househeepln6 ~ desired de25-5r
zr ss7- wv r,---a -y,-,--. 49,.
i--,,5-,,-- e. - - '' ISM ~ -oL-,-
EE-l- ~
49, - y, s5- 81 go IN - rs rooms
80 49, ---' o0'- e5--ell,es-
Ii,r+ I,,-,s..lroa-,,-,- 1ol--s .'l
---- 80
SD ST Nv 2l6-Nlceiy furnished ro1-ls-
So, 50 go de15-3-
EYE 81 Ne, tJ@--CoAy furnished room: 81
week ce-5-3y
WESTA- MISTER ST qFS between lr- ra-E =
ana nv. h-ct cleeI-L- room. ID EO0r,
private family % Aaul-s- gentlemen preferred.
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
SITUATIONS wAETED-FEMALE
wANTED-MIscELLANEous.

GIRI-C1Io-ed. wants place as chaube-ua.l
lSg Missouri ave NV IL
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
THE TERPSICHOREAN
DANCING ACADEMY

Main HAN Northeast Temple, 18th and II sts-
ne. cordially invites you to their dances
held every Monday night during season. eX-
pert Instructors; special attention given %
beginners n0l-S1-sa-tt
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
WANTED--ROOMS

--i-l - HELP you REM y1u- rooms 1H5-a
AZ s. and tell Us what rooms are racza.
BEAJ. W l. a T. 8Ide-- On a1I s.
,fe-s-rs
The Washington times., 1908-12-26
LAMP EXPERTS,

T. F. MOORE & CO..
Lar % of every description repaired. plated
and polished. so5 John Marshal place nE.
Oci cot
The Washington times., 1908-12-26

HOTEL MATTRESSES. white FOR West VII
glnias lolJred kitchen maids f0r this cit
so: to-day DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. III
and Pa ave II