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The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31
HATTERTOWN.
Christmas Concert.

The school room was crowded to its capacity, last Thursday evening, to witness che exercises in which the day school and Sabbath school united. The scholars all did their parts in a most pleasing manner, but especial mention should be given to little Hazel Milo who sang a solo, also those who took part in a dia- logue entitled "A Feast in the Wild erness." Santa Claus was present to distribute presents from a tree loaded for old and young. Much credit is due to Miss Logan, the teacher. Fol- lowing in the program:
 Hymn, "Joy to the World" School Recitation, 'The Christmas Story" by the poet Coleriuge,
 Bertha and Maude Summers An Eastern Legend, Alice Bevans "A Christmas Carol"
 George Summers Christmas Bells" Jessie French Song, 70 December, How we love Thee, Hazel Milo His Vow" Louis Scnritzsky Santa Claus" Alma Peck Hymn, Tt Came Upon the Mid night Clear" School Dialogue, "A Feast in the Wild erness," Four children Kris Kringle's Hired Man.
 Robert Hogan "A Birds Christmas Carol"
 Esther Seigel Christmas Exercise" four children If there were no Santa Claus"
 Claude Lewis Song, "The Song of the Star"
 Five girls Santa Claus Cake,' Hazel Milo "A Little Boys Letter."
 Georgie Weisman Mother Goose's Christmas"
 Alice Bevans "A Christmas Dilemma" G. Siegel Did You ever see old Santa
 Claus?" Lee Penney "A Turkeys Lament" Earle Lewis Exercise, See what Santa
 Brought, Five children Santa Claus Secret" Lucy Wiesman How we got the Christmas
 Tree" Four girls 70 Christmas Tree" Esther Seigel Ready for Christmas"
 Bessie Siegel Actress to children by Rev MT Hub bard.
 Hymn, 70 Little Town of Bethle- hem," School Entertainment by Santa Claus.
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sentative Tomlinson returned from his fathers home Thursday morning, having been called there by the news that he was dying, ana received the information of his death during the night. He went to Woodbridge Erie day morning. The funeral was held at his late nome in Woou.ridge, Mon- day. MT Tomlinson mad friends and acquaintances in Danbury and Bethel having spent two or three years with his son, Frark E. Tomlinson, in Bethel.-[Danbury News.] w. F. Tomlinson is @ brother-in-law of II. II. Peck of Newtown.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

The death of William Tomlinson, of Woodbridge, father of Represen- tative Wilbur F. Tomlinson, of Dan bury, occurred, last week Thursday, at his home in that place. His last illness was short although he had been an invalid for two years or more with a rheumatic affiiction. For two days before his death he was un- conscious. He was SS years of age. Mir Tomlinson was the father of five sons, Representative Wilbur F. Tom linson, of Danbury; Frank E. Tom linson of Bethel; Royal D. Tomlin- son of Milwaukee, Wis; Warren Tomlinson of New Haven and Her bert Tomlinscn of Woodbridge. He is survived also by his wife. Repre-
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

No service was helu at the Congre- gational church, Sunday morning, owing to the severity of the storm. Several found their way to the church and were disappointed to find the doors closed. It was almost the first Sunday this church has been closed in 50 years.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

A. E. Bevans of Dodgingtown has taken the agency for this locality for the Greyhound motorcycle and would be pleased to call and show the ma chine to anyone who may be antici- pating buying one or anyone who would like to look it over. He also sells gasoline, oil and all accessories.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

Miss Minnie Thickett of New Mill ford and MT and Mrs R. s. Wheeler of Zoar, were guests, Christmas day, of MT and Mrs William Thickett in Newtown Street. Miss Thickett re- mained oyer Sunday.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

A delightful family Christmas gathering took place Christmas day at the residence of Attorney Henry A. Booth, Ill Jefferson avenue, Springfield, Mass, ex-member or the Massachusetts House of Representa- tives. Dinner was served at 2 o'clock, there being present MT and Mrs L. J. Richards, MT and Mrs Harold Rich ards, Mrs Flora Berry, (formerly of North Kent), MT anu Mrs H. A. Booth, Ralph Booth of Springfield, Mass, MT and Mrs Frederick B. Haz- en, Linden Hazen, Miss Ruth Hagen and Miss Dorothy Hagen of Willi- mansett, Mass, Allison P. Smith and Miss Hazel Hagen Smith of Newtown, Conn. A Christmas tree with gifts for all added to the pleasure of the occasion.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

Miss Mary Farrell of Hawleyville has just completed business course at StillInan's Business college in Dan- bury.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

MT and Mrs Hermon H. Peck and Miss Marion Peck passed Christmas Day in the Park City, guests of Mir and Mrs J. Ashman Morris.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

MT and Mrs Lawrence Taylor, who moved to Bridgeport in the fall, are to return to their residence in New town Street, in January, now oc- cupied by A. E. Brinton.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

Mrs Herbert Wright, Joseph and Harold Wright, and Miss Ada Field, passed Christmas day with Mrs Wright's sister, Mrs Lamphear, in Shelton.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

Benjamin Smith of Hawleyville spent Christmas and Sunday in Meri- den with his father and friends.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

Edward Pitzschler left on Satur- day morning for a stay of several days with friends at Flushing, L. l.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

Mrs William Baldwin, ST., of Haw- leyville is spending the holidays in Brookfield with Clarence Reed Bald win.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

John NJ. Otis of Bridgeport spent Christmas here with his mother, Mrs M. S. Otis.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

A. E. Brinton has rented Fern Cot tage of Mrs Marcus c. Hawley, and expects to move there about January 15,
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

Allison P. Smith was the guest, Sunday night, of Prof and Mrs De- Mork of Wood Avenue, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

A. E. Brinton has completed the task of lining a large copper tank in the residence of Mrs Marcus C. flaw ley.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

MT and Mrs P. H. Mccarthy and children will spend the holidays in Holyoke and Swampscot, Mass.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

"Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil is the best remedy for that often fatal disease croup. Has been used with success in our family for eight years" l.. Whiteacre, Buffalo, N. Y.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

Miss Ada Field of Stepney, a stu dent at the Danbury State Normal School, passed the Christmas holiday with her aunt, Mrs Herbert w. Wright.
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APPOINTED AGENT AT BOTSFORD
L Leonard the Man.

L. Leonard, who made an excellent record at Sandy Hook, where he did duty for two years, has recently re- signed his position at West Patter- son, N. Y, ana has been appointed agent at Botsford. He boards in Bridgeport, committing on the train.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

Mss Adelina Hurd passed Christ mas with her grandmother in New Milford.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

Arthur Treat Nettleton passed Christmas day in Bridgeport, the guest of MT and Mrs I. w. Birdseye.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31

William and Michael Burns of Pas saic, N. J., passed Christmas day and Sunday with their parents, MT and Mrs Owen Burns.
The Newtown bee., 1909-12-31
The NeWtoWn Bee.
 Newtown, Friday Dec 3l, 1909.

SIPS q Year. 75 Cents for Six Months, 30 Gents for Four Months. Four Cents Copy..s
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BRANCH OFFICES.
OhIHW ESI-

RE;H'S MODERN PHARMACY. 7th and K
sts- Main 1871.
NEW YORK AVE PHARMACY. New York
ave and ". Cap 81
CltAS- g HORN ING. Christlana Pharmacy.
sW. cor. sth ana n sta. Phone n Zsgg
NtLhOL FHAHMACT 18TH and Pa ave.
Phone n 1870.
RARk ROAD PHARMACY, 18th and Park
road. Phone O. 1857
l. J.. LAiLOE, cor. 9th and T SITS. Phone
r a. NETTCH. 2Otb and N SITS Phone n zg7
= v. latte. 3S-9 Georgia ave. Col sggs
, NIL h4 s PHAR1fACY. 1857 calvert 81
A1A,,TIINGLT.s PHARMACY. 1tth and l..
d; r. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th st. and
y elssaae lusetts ave Phone II 4Ofq
3AENDLD, 1901 18th It. Phone col 7771
y - HOWARD, l4th and " Phone ii z1o1
SC5-Dl-NbERG'S I'm and * SITS. Phone NJ
s. KANn. SONS & Co. SIN ana Af.-l,.+
space. Phone n. ZOO
6tt-tNES CAPITAL A ID y r., r -TEJN d
AGENCY, l145 18th r.. Phone y ZOOS
a. W IdHDCkMORTON. Cigar store 18th
anQ y. Phone ~ $50
? FRENCH SIMPSON. cor tn 81 Rhode
island ave and r st. Phone -. asof
GESSf oitD.s PHARMACY 9Th and U sts
l. 74l anu H. none
n. McNULTY q son. Cigars and Tobacco
1896 18TH s. Phone North Zf1-
80 =. Fh-AtlSDN. 18Th 90. and Florida ave
y. ". Phone n 1907
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AGED SQUAN HELD
IN LONG CAPTIVITY
Government Agents Release
Indian Woman Who Owns
Valuable Oil Lands.

MUSKOGEE, Ok, Dec. 27.-Tochee
Thlocco. a Creek Indian woman, eighty
years old, was brought here today by
Government agents from a home near
TUfaula. where. she alleges, she has
been held I'm captivity for two months
while rival oil companies have striven
TO get an oil lease on her land approved
BIZ the Department of the Interior.
She IS row in the custody Of Govern
Tnent officers. who are holding her to
prevent oil men from again seizing her
and spiritinE her away. The case is
being investigated by the Government.
The old woman lived near Wetumka.
She has an allotment OF land at Hamil-
ton Switch, which is now the heart Of
q big oil field recently developed Be
fore oil was found there she gave an
oil lease on her land to z. w. Gill
While the lease was going through the
Government red tape process oil was
discovered and the lease became i'm
Intensely valuable.
This the woman did not know. She
cannot speak English. In the meantime
two men. she alleges. came TO her home,
represented the original lease had been
disapproved and took new leases on the
land. Gill contested the lease. When
the Government commenced to investi-
gate the woman could not be found. She
had been spirited away.
She claims she was Induced 10 60 10
a farm In the country and that she was
not allowed 70 depart The Government
could not locate her until today.
In the meantime her brother. nearly
as old as she and with whom she lived,
died, It is alleged. from neglect She did
not know Of his death until today.
The Government promises 20 slft the
case to the bottom and find who IS re-
sponsible and incidentally decide who
owns The oil lease on her land
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For Rent-Omces.

FOR RENT IN THE MUNSEY BUILDING;
THE FINEST OFFICE BUILDING IN
WASHINGTON. ESPECIALLY DESIRA-
BILE FOR PRESS AND BUSINESS REP
RESENTATIVES- SERVICE AND APP
POINTMEN1S OF THE HIGHEST ORDER.
LOCATION IDEAL RENTALS Low AP-
PLY FOR PARTICULARS. AGENT OF
BUILDING apIg-tf
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EEARoARp - rnR-

f0.C5 q m. daily. Florida Fast Nan ,,
Through coaches and Pullman sieeDs-- =,
Savannah and Jacksonville ParIor -.
Jacksonville 20 Tampa Through sleepars -
Atlanta and Birmln CHAM. DINING - -
AS p. daily The Flaming Org,,-
est Florida train. Through coaches IN 80
sonVllle. Pullman sleepers % Jacl-s1r,,,lrTN
81 Augustine Palm Beach NIami -
knights Key. Connecting for Havana Nh
ing cars.
Through coaches and Pullman sleeDs- -
Savannah. Jacksonville. and Tampa Az
to Atlanta, Birmingham, and Memphis III.
ting cars.
Ticket ONCE, lhs New York ave n W
E A. HARDWOOD. G. T. A
c. T. RS an. q. p a. Portsmouth L.
G. Z. Phillips, -. p. A.. Warrington ID r,
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r

DF1A AAtAOANL AMI OI1AO *. n.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the odd Hosr''
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, Sd ST NEW YORK
100 a. m--Diner. Pullman Parlor.
IS 90 a. ul--5-hour train
fs.O0 a m--Diner ana Pullman Parlor 81.
q tu-O0 a. m--Dl1er and Observation PuIIs4san
lee p m--Dtner and .ullmsn Parlor Car
800 q m--'ROVal LiIllted.'' All PuIluan
FtVe-hour.
fIos p. u--Coaehes e Philadelphia
800 D. m.-Diner and Pullman ParIoF.
IS 90 y. m--Coaches to New York
sl2.I5 N.T.-Sleepers 10 New York
'2;bZ g. m--Sleepers 70 Philadelphia and New
ATLANTIc CRY. t7:O0 's.o. tn.oa a. m
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR or THE HOUR
(W eek Days. A. m to II p nj
ts 1000. II 90 a m, 'l2.o0 noon; fi2:6s
Il 100. lbs, f2s0e $500. 1870 t3.so t4.O0
e As. 5Os. t5-0 $50. 1000 g 90 fI.O0 tR-0s
'g.OO. 1000. '1O.25. '1l:SO s12B N Il.
CHICAGO. ~. $50 D. m
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. AND LOFTS
WILLIE. $40 a m '4:o5 p. m. s12.s0 nirSt
PITIsLUHG, $40 - IN. 'I;s7. 'SIs D, N,
CLEVELAND. $40 D. m
COLUMBUS. $50 D m
WHEELING. 's:lO a. m. g 80 o. m
WINCHESTER. 1910 a. m. fE.O5 Is % D =,
FREDERICK fS.21. ts;Ie ISIS A m. = az
n %. t5:45. , m
HAGERsToWN, $40 a m. $500 2. N.
ANNAPOLIS, '7;2o. ts.e0 a m. tl2:05 noon.
'Daily. Except Sunday. 1Sundav opIv
TELEPHONES at all Of the folIou-iny
Ticket omces: lh7 G 50, Tel. Main 1881: SO
Station Ticket Office. Main 1850 InrSrTns
ton Bureau Main 1880.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY-

Published as information. not guaranteed
eco .. m. daly-For Virginia, West Virginia
and Kentucky points Pulmans
$50 p. m daiIy-CINCINNATI-ST LOFTS
CHICAGO SPECIAL. Solid train 10 r.
Louis, with Pullman sleeper 10 Chicaro
stops only az important stations. PulIman's
finest equipment.
uIO p. m dauy-F. F. V. LIMITED. Tor
cincinnati. Louisville. the West Southyyesr
and Northwest. Pullman sleepers
c A. o. a IA carte Dining Car Service
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices 5IS pennsylvania
avenue. 1889 r street. and Union S.ation
Telephone Main 1906 and 2206 for tickets bag
gage checks reservations. taXicabs-
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GfRIs-fiuod. German. SweTo. or CoIorc1. FOR
general h0uscworS, 5-room fiat, no washing.
j. cOiumbia Apis, 18th and Girard SIS.
deE-3t@
GIRL for general h0uscwOrk; no washing
CO.. ironing 1902 o n. W. Itc
GIRIs-Rcliabio for general homework. plain
cooking. washing and ironing; two I'm family.
1929 .. Ito
GIRTl-roi0rcd. for general housework and
hoip with children, must bring reference.
Apply Apt %. The Nelson. 1888 goth. 1te
CIR. FOR general housework 1853 Mintuood
place. tic
GIRI.-rcfiable white FOR general house
Tora. sfay nights. 1914 Calvert e.
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NORTHEAsr


SITS. Phone L. S2s
LADDoN P'HARMAcT. 1900 I1orida ave.
Phone l. I0g1
Ets. Phone J.. Io2
C1AE. Il BLCMER. " Can ana D So,
Phone ~. 30i6.
lIcCHEsNEY d JOACHIM sth and T. rts
Phone l. 1872
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For Rent Stables.

FOR RENT-Stable. rear ABS 9TH st s w
bet y and f; 2 stories with elevator and
9 stalls. Inquire "a II y. E. de27-5tc
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Business Opportunities.

PAYING CAFE in wei located ant
cheap rent. good value a. prIe-........ $500
CONFECTIONERY and light grocery.
rent $40. rooms ant stabIe. snap az gg5
RDOMING HOUSE; SaudF0waIv fur
uished; 100 block 10Th ST. ~ W. only $50
GROCERY fine location ~ w. rent
$50, rooms sales s25 daily bargain .. $40
DRESSED poultry stands. we'll located
iu market, clearing s-5 week....... 500
LTNCIiROOM. near busy market: rent
stands SD. rooms, sales $40 day.-........ 800
TAILORING Isluess. rent SIS; rooms.
weekly income $50. yours for-........ 20
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS 1923 r.
de21-3t
wANTED-Partner Tor commerclui autouo-
bile agency. 90 manage outside business. me
chanIc preferred Address BOX 80 Times
office dsq--rfa
GROCERY STORE, n w; daily sales s50.
rent SlOtQ. cheap at $500.
ROOMINi HOUSE. downtown location.
nicely furnished, monthly income I3l: 5000
RITTENOUK BROS, Ole 18th e.. ~ W
.FHuu
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For Rent Rooms
Unfurnlshed.

THE DORCHESTER. 18th and Nd ave
W, three stories. good outlook. heat and
hot water. stationary Washtubs. baths.
large clothes drying platform. spacious one
and two rooms with closets newly uauered
and painted, s. and $40 per month. gas con
ncruon for cooking slot gas meter. One
block from Nth ~. cars. Apply 20 Janit0r.
scls-tf
ID ST. N. W. JZ2-One excellent nat Of three
rooms left, steam heat gas. and bath. no
objection 90 children deg6-2t-
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washington southern RAILWAY,

For Richmond and points south via Fred
ericksburE Leave Union station daily. 40
a. m. 3s-5 a. ui-; lo.V' a. ma l2;Vl noon. 4.05
p. ms f.-j D. m-s $50 D. u-s l-22 p. m. 1000
p. IN. Local luI Frederic ksuuTs, 500 p. IN
daily Time OF Departure and connections not
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sorTHEAsT-

a; z. POWELL. 9Th and East Capitol SITS.
A b. BURROWS. 18th and Pa. ave- Phone
l. IllS.
ROACH DRUG CO., sth and C. Phone L.
1867.
p. ?. WELLER. cor. sth and /. Phone W.
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Wanted-Rooms and Board

lyhNTED-By . gentlemen, rooln. desirable
ne ghbOrhood; preferably board and parlor.
piano: TO n minutes walk 20 Treasury
Describe and state price. BOX COS Times
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Wanted Statesmen.

HARDWARE SALESAIAN-CumDet state
experience and salary expected. Address BOX
900 Times office. de27-Zt
NANTED-Brlg solicitors, men or women.
Tor new, easy selling article. big profits
Write ATWATER MFG. CO.. North Chicago
II., for particulars. deg--1t
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Wanted-RComs.

WANTED-By gentleman. room and board.
exclusively private family; owner preferred.
BOX 81. Times office degZ-ots
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Workingmen's Wants.

WuRBINGMEN-Careful stIdy OF tho nav
envelope and the comfort or the wife ana
baby says. see Us for tailored slightly used
suit or Overcoat OF the pick OF 80 warm
overCJats al s. 90 $40. save s. note. one
price only. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. $40 u
n. W II
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Class A
Wanted Agents
Wanted Help
Wanted Statesmen
Wanted Situations e. Lima
nanted Rooms or Board Minimum. lines.
For Rent Rooms
Rooms and Board
Lest and Found
Class B
All other ciagsifcations Is cents line
times. 70 cents line-minimum. lines
Personals. Is cents a line any number Of
times SIX words a line.
The Washington Times makes spe.
eial cash-in-RdVanee rates for Gas
siRed Advertising.
Glass A
one cent word each insertion Minimum
charge. Is cents-minimum space lines.
Class B
Three times within one week "a cents =
linei fines. consecItively. 20 cents a line.
Minimum space lines.
Advertisements will be accepted at
any OF the following branch Offices
1t regular Office rates. If it is in
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Zines
Business Office, they may be teIe-
phoned direct TO The Times Main
$500, and a messenger win call to
collect
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For Rent-HOuSeS
Unfuruished.

FOR RENT
103 Harvard 81. NV, rooms and bath. so 80
llZ2 9Th ne. rooms and bath.......... $500
l5y Gales St ne, rooms. 300
49, North Carolina ave ne. rooms
md bath tcolored) -...... % 50
FRANK r.. RAWLINGS CO.
1906 Pa. Ave. " W de2j-St
FOR RENT-New house, 9 ro,)iss and bath.
light, dry cement basement; furnace heat
1889 D st. n. L. So so mo Owner d. f
GULICK. 706 18th ST n w de24-tf
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SOUTHWEST
v HUGO ElSENBEISS. 1ih and p Fts.
Phone I'll 5lO2.
MCDONALD. :. W. ~ and j.. Phone II
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For Rent Rooms
Furnished and uufuruished

n ST ~. T.. gJ3-Second floor rooms. fur
lished or unfurnished. Telephone Lincoln
i-l dcg7-st'
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GEORGETOWN
7 T. WELLER Pharmacy, 1914 n ST. n
W. Phone J. 1902 ". 20
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Herb Specialist.

MANUFACTURER Of Herb Remedies vhioA
are guaranteed 20 cure or relieve any ana
all ailments Mems complaints a EDecialty
II. a. LOUIS & SONS. I14S 7tR 81. \. w
autB-tf
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For Rent Rooms
Furnished.


IT, ST y. w. 2o7-Two OF three front con
Meeting rooms; well heated. light housekeep-
ing. also front hall room, convenient loca-
ton. dc27-2t'
G ST s. W, 6l1-Connecting room. sdrnished
Tor light housekeeping 5e25-3t'
'H ST. y. E.. 4i6-Two light, bright beauti-
ful well heated rooms. handsomely anG COM
Dleteiy furnished for housekeeping. rTery
convenience; $3.50 per mo-. heat and hath
'neIgGsd. Geli-u
II ST. y. w. NS-Wsrm, large front and
back rooms. de27-7t'
II ST. y. W. 6Ol-Unfurnished rooHas; second
and third floors; single or en- suite. le2j-2t'
EYE ST. n W. 9O5-To geuteu en-. well
furnished ROOM warm: central location.
L ST y W. N4-S5.OO: front har room. bath
adlolning, Cleanliness uns urpa77ryi. de2I-5t'
y ST. n. W. Ii46-Lovely Iarg. room. $40;
also beautiful alcove room. suitable for p
Phone. de23-IOtc
O ST. y. w. 9m-Two furnished rooms sec
ond floor; steam heat; light housekeeping.
HOTEL WEST. 120S Pa. ave. n w. oppo-
site RALEIGH PERMANENT and TRAN
SIENT. MODERN. REASONABLE.
ST. n. W. ag-Furnished rooms 81 %
week: all conveniences. de26-3t.
PA. AVE. y. w. l9I3-Singls rooms. steam.
light and airy; reasonable Phone IA III.
de17-tf
1ST ST " w. 2oa-Bed room, kitchen and
bath, with heat gas. complete housekeep-
ing: gas range. de27-2t'
I'd ST y. w. il3-Large room. heat, gas.
bath; S14 month; also two for SO; light house
keeping. deZI-3t~
9TH ST. n w. 1OO9-Tvo newly furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. de27-3t
7TH ST. y E, S26-4 nice rooms; heat gas.
bath; two car Ines good locality. de27-3t'
10TH ST. y W. 72s-Nlcely furnished front
room' with board; suitable for two mechanics;
reasonable. da27-2t-
18th 81. N w, 132S-Onice rooms with
steam heat; suitable for ladies' tailor OF
dentist. de22-7ts
Rooms and Board.
F ST " W. 2O3-Nice large front room.
well heated; suitable for CodTie; with eK-
oenent table; also other rooms. de25-5t'
G ST. \. W. Hs-ComfortabIe rooms, table
board, s. per week. de26-7t
II ST y. w. 1SS0-Large. pleasant rooms.
good table board de27-7ts
H ST. \. ". uOs-wen heated roon.s- with
board. de27-gts
18th ST. \. W, slO-Beautiflll second fIoor
front room, with excellent board at moderate
price. de26-gts
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR HIEE-Pleasure teams. business teams
or horse for your wagon. by the dav
week or month, at reduced rates PITS
BUY YOUR BLANKETS and robes n
COGSW ELLIS Larg' square blankets. .5c
Up. Large plush robes. 81 60 up. The besr
rain covers. $50 up. largest assortment OF
new and secondhand harness 81 and nm
Vehicles SIS up Phone NJ M 2O9-gfI-sl2-
PA 18th 81. ". w. MOST
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
of Washington and It's Suburbs
Suburban Property.
For Sale.

FOR SALE-5fa acres good land at Lanham.
Nd. near station. price $3.50 RICHARD
azs st. n r. deg7-9fs
CHRISTMAS GIF~r For YOT-
Nice little new home in suburbs on car
line one fare Price 81 $50 cash 800. and
SIC monthly NATIONAL. REALTY COM
PANY. 2o5 Colorado Bui.ding de23-et
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Storage Batterie5

" LEND YOU a BATTERY while re-
charging yours. Price recharge. 75c. Batteries
rented for $50 month, including rechare-
ing. Repairing, all makes. economical prices.
ANltherbee lgniter Co, 6E lash ST.. Room .
0e.l-I5r
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ANACOSTIh.
gT-RY'S PHARMACT. corner Monroe and
JEFFERSON SITS. Phone +. 1893
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Medical.
DIR. Reed s Specials il4. Is

~ YEARS Successful Practice in tn.
cure OF Chrenie, Nervous, and Special
Ofgeases Of Men and Women Neana
health to You II You Suffer
From, catarrh. obesity. rheumatism Co.,.,t-
DaffDn piles, Throat, Lung, Brain He9-
F}Iood and Skin Diseases. Nervous DebiTi+,~'
I[fdnev Diseases. Bladder Troubles Sns--t1.
T{Iood Poisoning. EruptiOns. Ulcers ana ~
r~iyate diseases cured fer lie by -
methods.
CHARGES LOW, INCLUDING MEDICINES.
private Waiting Rooms for LadieS4
O0ice Hours: ~ 70 ! ; 70 8 sundays. 10 20 II.
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Money Loaned SaIaried People

and others. including women keeping houss.
without security easy payments Offices a.
81 principal cities; save yourself money %
setting my terms drst d Il TOLAAN
49, 90 "a zkEf ~. ". aaH-A
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Situations Wanted-MaIe.

WANTED-POsitiOn with private family. at
tend 20 stock and furnace. outside work by
young colored man. Apply TO GREELY A
THOMAS. Faber Va, BOX 81. IT.
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Three times within one week. "a cents
line; fines, consec Itfvely, % cents a line
Minimum space. lines.
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

LAUNDRY MARKERS Apply CONGER
BROS 23d ST. and y. y. ave deg1-4tc
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
T.. l. CARNE g. Co. zoe King 81
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Help Wanted-Female

CHEVY CHASE. ND.
Z. A. EONNEMAN.