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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
DEVOTED MOTHERS SAVINGS
STOLEN WHILE ON TRAIN
Woman on Her Way to Give Money
to Her Son for Home
Is Robbed

CHICAGO, Aug. AIRS. Anna Chtlds
Of Washington reported the loss OF
$4,000 yesterday while on the way TO
Chicago on a Pennsylvania railroad
train. Mrs. Childs is well known in
Washington.
She was bringing the money, which
she had saved during a period of years
while she was a milliner in Washing
ton. to her son, Edward Childs, OF
Clyde, ILL., The money was for pres
ent to him to assist him in paying for
a home.
The money is believed to have been
taken from her berth while she was in
a wash room
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05

merely following his mother-nature.
She tells him not to yield too easily
and to try to dominate other mems
minds.
Americans like this aggressive type,
and should Clark ever become the rep
resentative of his nation, he will con-
tinue to fight doggedly for what he be-
lieVes will bring the better day.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
PLAYER DESERTS OUTLAWS

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 4-Centerfielder
Kelly of the Sacramento State league
team has jumped to the Oakland Coast
league team. This fact became known
this morning when Kelly refused to
practice with his former teammates.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
ROLLER FAILS TO THROW TWO

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 4-Dr. B. r.
Roller tonight failed to throw Charles
Olson of Minneapolis and Big Youssif,
a Turk, in seventy-five minutes wrest-
Youssif in 5420 on a head and wrist
lock.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05

NI THINK they have good jury
there, said w. j. Sheriff of 1O40
\ West Washington street yester-
day. "Now. let's see what they will do"
Sheriff was one of the veniremen ex-
amined in the trial of Thomas H.
Broadhead for bribery. After being
questioned searchingy by counsel for
the defense Monday he was passed for
cause, but finally excluded from the
jury by peremptory challenge by the
defense.
IF Broadheads lawyers had asked
the right questions" Mr.. Sheriff went
on, they would have found out not
only that I signed the recall and worked
for it, but that 1 believe it to be the
only possible defense of the peoples
interests, and hope to see it extended to
the county. When this is done there will
be no more such disgraceful perform
ances as was seen yesterday, when the
supervisors fatty refused to be guided
by the advisory committee in any way.
for one, and l know many others,
never would have voted for the good
roads bonds but for the pledge of the
supervisors to submit all matters to the
advisory committee. If we had the re-
call in the county the supervisors would
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05

kkT THINK they have good jury
there, "'said w. j. Sheriff of 1910
a West Washington street yester-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05

In short, the Champ Clark family is
of fighting stock and in Kentucky in
the early days were known as men
quick to anger, ready also with the
dueIing pistols. At least one of the
Clarks met death on the galIows for his
part on the bloody field. Jerobeam o.
Clark killed Colonel Sharp to avenge
Miss Cooper, and the jury strange to
say, found him guilty, and in the warm
discussions that grew out of the case,
for years afterward, pistols were often
drawn and heads knocked together.
Those were raw days in old Kentucky,
filled with personal feuds, in which
Clark and anti-Clark was often a local
ISSUE
When Champ was in his greenhorn
days at Kentucky college he got into
a pistol scrape, and again the town
went Clark and anti-Clark, although
no blood came of 1t. While practieing
law in Pike county, or rather, slowly
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-02-21
COULDN'T ENTERTAIN
CAPITAL WITH SONG
Best Laid Plans of Boy Min
StrelS Rudely MARRIED by
Police Action.

Two wandering minstrels-LeOpOld
SimokaI, twelve years old, and mis-
brother, Henry, hfteen-who came TO
Washington last Friday TO entertain the
residents OF. the Capital City with music
from an accordion and songs Of the
Fatherland, but who got locked up at
the House of Detention as fugitives
from their p0rtnts. were sent back to
their homes in Baltimore this morning.
The boys say they live at 222 Calvert
street.
Leopold, who is the spokesman for tho
SimoSaI brothers, was TO DO a song and
dance stunt on the streets, and pass
around the hat. while Henry, who as
PIres 10 be the leader of Der German
Band" was to make music on the ac-
Gordon.
Would Aid Mother.
Their father. critically I'll in the City
Hospital Baltimore. the two boys came
could pick up enough money 10 provioe
food and shelter for their mother anu
three little brothers.
There is no money in Baltimore for
musicians" said Leopold, so we came
to Washington. We had Si-I5 when we
left home. but now we haven't q penny
What is a musician going 10 do Tor
living?"
The boys had hardly gotten off a train
at the Union Station when they were
spotted by a policeman as rUnaways-
They admitted they had left Baltimore
without the consent OF their parents,
but insisted that they had come 70
Washington TO earn money to help their
mother
Leopold said that his parents came to
this country from Germany few years
ago and settled in Baltimore. A few
weeks ago he said, his father lost his
position, and the only money the family
had to live on was what he and MS
brother earned on the streets and a
dollar or two that his father was able
10 pick up now and then.
Cares of Family.
About two weeks ago, the father was
taken i'll He had to be removed to the
hospital. and the cares Of a family fell
on the shoulders OF Leopold and his
brother But BaltimOreans. the boy
said, did not appreciate their music
and often when he passed his car
among a small crowd that would gather
to hear him sing and his brother play
I the collection would be less than q
nickel
The boys saved their pennies for the
trip here. But Neutrality-suspicious. were
not given a chance to listen TO the mu.
sic of the Eatherland- As is often the
case with smaf, boys. the police had
TO spoil their weli-iaid plans, and Sc
they had TO go back, back, back tc
Baltimore
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BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST

NEW YORK AVE. PHARMACY. New York
ave. and y. Cap. 81.
CHAS. &. HORNCNG, Christiani Pharmacy
sw. cor. ith and u SITS Phone n. 1888
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ave-
Phone n 1870.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. IIth and PARK
road. Phone g. 1861
L. T. TAYLOE. cor. sth and SITS Phone
r A VEITCH. 10Th and NJ sts. Phone y. zu7.
y. Y. PATTIE. 1879 Georgia ave Col 3D.
MALTBT 5 PHARMACY. 1867 CaiyeEl St
c 1861.
MATTINGLYs PHARMACY. 18th and L.
Phone y. 2O35.
Il. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th St and
Massachusetts ave. Phone NJ 4Gfg
YtRNOLD. 54)l 18th 81. Phone Col III
QCIGLEYE PHARMACY 2Ist ana g SITS
Phone W 655.
r D. HOWARD. 18th and ". Phone Y. cl0I.
GOLDEEBERGS 7th and X SITS. Phone II
S. KANH. SONS & Co, sth and Market
space. Phone VI. 700.
GREENE $ CAPITAL A = y = z = y @
AGENCY, Il45 18th ST. Phone n 3gO3
E. H. McMICHAEL, Cigar Store. 18th and 2
Phone n. $50
J. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor eth St. Rhode
Island ave. and r ST. Phone y. 2f01.
GESSFORD'S PIARAiACY, 9th and U Hts
s. y. wAGNER & CO. Ist and H. Phone
NJ M'c'NULTY & SON. Cigars & Tobacco.
1895 I4th 81. Phone North 2fZ7.
PAIL. PEARSON. 18th ST. and Florida ave
y ". Phone y. 3lg7.
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Wanted, several first
class Coat Makers. Jos.
SchIoSS & Son, : East
Lexington St., BALTIC. Nd.

WANTED-RCIlable man each county % re-
present mail order house. SIS weekly. steady
employment. CLARKE co. 30 Terminal
Bldg. New York city. inc
We ARE ABOUT 20 put on the market. all
over the country, a new time saving device
Tor business men. 4 device that people VIII
haze 10 buy. We want a result getting bust
ness man 20 devote his whole time q, market
ing the instrument and handling sDIIr tors lu
Washington Address Il. & s.. MFG. co.
1925 Pine 81. Philadelp hla Pa. 20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. best reference PEI
REARD. I206 r -. y. V. fe-U-gt-.
WHITE BOY. aged &c or y. FOR general work.
around store. Apply JULIUS GARFTNEI81
& CO., 81 18th 81. ~. W. fe20-3t
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PIANIST AND TENOR
IN JOINT RECITAL

Miss Cryder announces a joint recital
.by Miss Ethel AltemUs, pianist, Of
Philadelphia, and Glenn Hall, tenor, Of
New York. Monday evening March T.,
in the Masonic Temple Auditorium.
Miss Altemus is q gifted pianist, who
has appeared several times as soIoisJ
with the Philadelphia Orchestra, and
Mr. Hall is among the best-knOWn
singers In the East.
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Advertisements viii be accepted at
any of the following branch Offices
at regular Office rates. If it is ia
convenient TO leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be teIe-
phOned direct to The Times Main
$500, and a messenger. will call to
collect.
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CLAIRYoYANTS



t'alEnist. CiairvOyant, Card Readings. = ceuts
Prof Clay can be consulted on All afraf-s
Love. COurtsElp. and Marriage.
Gives truthful To$ClzIiOns on love Affairs
IdIully troubles. unhappy marriages. Prof
rated. settles lovers quarrels. de can win
the man or woman you love Can make vou-
husband OF vile true 70 you Tells how 70
oEerpOWer your enemies. Gives full secrar
now 10 control and charm anyone you love
or meet lie cures all kinds OF mysterious
or unnatural sickness EeuOves spells. Gives
luck IWenty-seven years established. All
business sacred and confidential Hours 10
a m 10 p m Closed Sundays I04 North
4 airfaX St, Alexandria Va fe2g-2ta
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NORTHEAST

McCHEsNEY q JOACHIM. CO. I'd ard E
SITS Phone l. SD
LADDOE PHARMACY. 100 baorida ave
Phone = 1896
KRAUss, FdAAEMAcY. cor. 9th and X SITS
Phone l. 1871
BENZ. T. LANHAI. llth and z. Cap. SITS
Phone !. iH.
cHAs' Il. BLUMEK. n. Cap. and SITS
McGHEsNEY & JOACHIM sth and F SIS
phnne i. 2I9l.
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PERSONAL

BRADFORD DETECTIVE AGENCY. Colo
r1do Bulding. 18th and G. expert inveStiza-
ton; strictly confidential fsl6-30ts
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SOUTHEAST.

A. z POWELL. 4th and East Capitol cts.
A. 3. BURROWS. Hth and Pa. ave. Phone
ROACH DRUG CO.. 9Th and C SITS. Phone L.
F. p p. WELLER. cor. 9Th and I Phone ".
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= HUGO ASSEMBLIES, 9Th and y sts
McDIONALD. J. W. "a and L. Phone n
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

hand. Mcdowell oven.
30. or { j. 9. BERG. c5lj l. ST. y. W.
ie-o-at
WANTED, in plumbing establishment. a
young man 10 take orders and make himself
generally useful. must De bright. willing ana
industrious; wages. 50 per week. Address
PLUMBER. 12I1 II ST. y. W. fe-0-3tT
WANTED-NCu To- learn barber trade: only
few weeks required. wages after first month.
tools included, beautiful diplomas awarded.
write for free catalogue. MOLER'S BAR
Der COLLEGE. 2J1 Bowery, New York city.
TaTg-
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

SALES AN-EEperieuce in any line TO sell
general trade in Maryland and Virginia; an
uneNceled speciality proporItl5n- commissions
with $50 weekly advance for expenses. The
CONTINENTAL JEWELRE Co, Cleveland.
Ohio. 1-E
Statesmen 70 sell cur large line Of advar-
Using fans; make over $50 to $50 per week.
ALFRED HOLMAN COMPANY, 2S15 Wa
bash ave. Chicago IL
STEADY employment. men and women tax
Ing orders for fruit and ornamental trees.
plants, ETC. experience unnecessary, highest
commissions payable weekly. uo del y-rlug
or collecting; outfit free, PERRY NUlRSER-
les. Rochester. y. Y It,
AGENTS-Tirus stocking daruer. hts any
sewing machine. wonderful seller. sample.
25c- Write TITUS, inventor ana manufac-
turer. l5S Liberty ST., Ne" York. u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted by largest
calendar house in America, 20 Sell hlEh-grata
art advertising calendars and Autographs.
Applications only considered from those ex-
perieHced I'm selling calendars. or nave trade
IN this line. exceptional references required.
WOLF & COMPANY. Philadelphia.
fcl4-F Sniff
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GEORGETOWN
ANACOsTIA.

+ =. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1884 NJ st. n. Y
Phone i. l2gs.
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William II. ForwOod, treasurer Of the
Association for the Prevention Of Tu-
berculosis Acknowledges the following
gifts received through the joint finance
committee.
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For the Citizens Relief Association,
Milton Z. Allies. treasurer, the joint
finance committee has transferred the
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

ANY Intelligent person may earn good in
come corresponding FOR newspapers expert
ence unnecessary No canvaAsing- send
for particulars, PRESS SYNDICATE, Box
81. LockDort. y. Y. noI5-Su-3mo
BOYS wanted for fuauguration week 10 sci
Taft pictures; size lsx2O: over 20 per cent
profit Call bet and p. IA 300 9Th ST.
5. ". tstore-) fe2J-2t.
BOY-CoIored, to work in wholesale liquor
house, one with reference. AppIy VVN
WOLF. 20 and k y W. II
BOYS-CoIored. with bicycles. only those
with best references need apply JULIUS
GARFINKLE & CO, 527 18th St y. ~.
BOOTBLACK at GEM SHOE SHINING
PARLOR, % re. ave, y. ". Il
CARRIAGE wAsHER-ColoIed. and 10 work
around carriage repository reference PRO
BEY CARRIAGE Co. 1Z30 sd 81. n. w
ENERGETIC workers wanted. whole Or par,
time, 1000 profit no money required; pleas
ant work experience unnecessary. Address
ELECTRIC ILL taiCaouut ave. Philadel-
phia, Pa II
GET IN LINE for n good paying position:
our course IS thorough and practical. easy
payments. AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON. The Place to Learn" 1923
l4th st y W 5a1S-tf
I MADE $4,000 10 five years In the mail Or
der business. began with s.. ANY one can do
the work al home In spare time. send for my
trce booklet. Tells how % get started.
HEACOch. Box 759. Loci port. y. Y
JANITOR-References required J. S IRIS
TOE. 1872 @ 81. \. ". lc25-3t
LINOTYPE OPERATORS Ncn-union. steady
no strike, hours. pay over the scale. dag
and night vacancies CENTRAL TYPE
SETTING CO. Chicago IL
MEMO, Apply stage Door. NATIONAL.
THEATER. Monday, February 2, 1880 a. H.
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BTRY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson cts Phone /. 1OI9.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

" AN 1E1'--ROOMO-
lEA[IED-By two gentlemen from about
March IG. Furnished salra OF Two bed rooms
sitting room. and private bath with some
private family for rHa months. must Do. ia
northwest section. convenient ID cars. Write
giving full particulars rates. etc.. 20 j. 81
b.. Met Sat. Bank Bldg Room Go
fegI-4t
Observation-Disclosures apartment Of two bed
rooms. sitting room. and bath ly two gentle
men Tor TWO OF three months beginning
March I0 Must poo Crf- IT, house. Write give
ing rIu particular Jr J. II. g.. Met. Nat
Bank Bldg Room flH fetI-4t
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ALEXANDRIA. Va.
X. L. cAREE g. CO.. 705 King K.
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CHEVY CHASE. ND.
7. A. sONNEHANs
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START A CANVASS
FOR CHARITY FUND
Three Organizations Seek to
Raise $4,000 Needed
at Once.

Canvassing for the $4,000 needed by
the three general organizations of
charity IN the District, the Associated
Charities, the citizens Relief Associa-
ton and the Association for the Pre-
vention of Tuberculosis. has been act
lively undertaken by the general COM
mittee appoined to solicit funds.
Members of This committee had the
subject brought up in a number of
churches and VIII call attention to the
pressing need for this money, in some
meetings Of secular organizations this
afternoon and evening.
The Joint finance committee has trans
ferred the following amounts TO John
JOY Edison, treasurer of the Associated
Charities, S1l G street. Northwest:
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Board
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HELP wANTED-MaIe and Female.

SALESMAN and saIeslndjes to canvass the
city and vicinity 90 sell pianos on commits
sion. salary and commission To right parties.
Bon 'la, Times office It.
SHORTHAND-Complet course IN syllable
e sJem in $50 hours, $50. including typewrit-
ing; positions guaranteed. STENOGRAPHIC
ACADEMY. Colorado Building. oc27-tf
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CLASS B

Three times within one week, "a cents a
line; times. cOnsecUtively. 90 centE a line
Minimum space. lines
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALE


A RELIABLE col0red woman wishes a place
IN small private family. Cau or write. 40
SsTE.NoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER. o years
legal and commercial experience. private sec
retary ability. r @. T.. ll0S 18th ST. lie
COLOBED WOMAN wants place cook or
kitchen work or disawashlns n public place
40 .lst 81. n W fe-o-2t
COMPETENT French cook from cScv York
wants position iD private family Hcw or after
9Th OF Marsh; Ea5. BOX 800, Tines office
fe-1-2t'
YOUR BEST reference. neat suit by.
RING 1913 x y. w Phone 81 4i5J-Y.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HIGHEST cash prices paid for worn gar
meutsi either ladies' or gents. send postal.
VIII call. b. IAHSHES, 1913 ~ ST. ~. W..
Phone North 40. fei5-l
ROLLER TOP DESK. second hand. at once.
Apply SO l5ta 81. y. ". IL.
commissioning windows expert
y cleaned. Sc each. postal ELLIOTT 1870
tLu ~. w f"-l-tr
DEAD CLOCKS brought 10 lie IN sasrt or
der mail card or phone Line I5I-Y t5 DE
FIBAUGH, Jeweler. Il a ST. y. W
-el5-tt
I PAY the highest cash prices Tor ladies' ana
gentlemen CASTOR wearing apparel drop
card: VIII call C.. LIVINGSTON. ia 1th 81
y W, or phone North 1904 de5C-tr
s.. 900 WORTH Of old gold. silver and dIa-
mouds wanted for spot cash or IN exchange
fgE new leHe-Ty-
EA<TLEEEEG'
scJ Peuusy Lyania Ave y. W
f-I+SJt
FURNITURE. highest cash price paid for
Up-tJ-date flrniJlre. drop pos a.. also cloth
ing. II sent 70 store l. HENSl.--E. lsJs I3th
n. " jal9-SJt
WANTED-FuIaiturs for caeh; sell your
goods 10 the man who gives you the most
money See HOPWOOD, sth ana X 1e2-tr
DON'T WORRY about getting r.I Of your
household effects. am IN the market for fur
Iiture and merchandise. all kinds. big money
paid. y. NOTES. GlJ Louisiana ave. Phone
NJ -D0f He1r -
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NOE-h:ENICAL HEALING.

DISEASES OF long standing are cured quick
lv by chirOpractic, consultation nee DR.
". N CORSON. go F 81 n W fe2O-cf
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MRS WILLARD BISHOP.
CONSULT THE WOMAN
WITH THE REPUTATION


She simply battles description nd asnazes
lAe enIlrs CIVILIZED world and places herself
Deyon0 tle possibility OF competition Re
moves eVll influences. settles lovers quarreIs
reunltes he separated and brings about your
every visa immediately guarantees satisfac-
iLyhi surety CONFIDENTIAL absolutely reliable-
advises IN business. investments love court
ship, personal magnetism. mediums quickly,
developed. reveals your life from infancy 10
old age tens you the innermost secrets Of
your heart and stays scepJiclan at a glance
open nights and Sundays.
I2t-NINTH STREET y M
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WoRKINGMEN,S WANTS.

WORKINGMEN, the iustaIImeut man wiz
get YOU If you don't watch out, and then
something happens. why not keep out OF
debt and wear a slightly used taiIor-maGe
suit OF uvCrcoat at 50 10 SO. one price only;
s note saved JUSTH'S OLD STAND SIS
d y w Il
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-Kitchen tables. 9S cents. Cor
Monday and Tuesday only; sanitary drop
side couches $500 Monday and Tuesday
only: felt mattress. - pounds. fancy art tick
$50; regular price. $3.50, Monday and Tues
day only Save money, see HOLLYWOOD, sth
and K feai ~
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WANTED-AGENTS.


hous~ lold goods. big commission: experience
unne @essary. CONNOR CO., go l. ST. y r..
fe2l-2t'
WANTED-Ageuts to sell the new Hunter
official guide book to Washington up-to-date
h.Shly illustrated; contains the line Of march
of the paraIe. inauguration o. the Present
ana Iull list or all the prominent committees.
felJ-6t
TOFINK-WonderfuI new stove blac1inr
that wiz never burn of: sells at every nome:
agents make Sl2U monthly write TO-DAY
HA1DEN-GRIFFiN CO. Toledo. o. II
EVERYBODY wants them: make SIS day.
easy fast sellers, samples and catalogue free.
POWER SUPPLY co. 1909 S. oak ST.
Bloomington. H. 1t
FREE sAMPLE-Meke s. day: otner fast
sellers: everybody wants them; catalogue
free. The !. A. GAMACEE CO., PA Y. Main
St. Manchester y. II. It
AGENTS-We manufacture and control %
iast sellers no other firm handles them. big
Illustrated catalogue Of $50 specialties and
samples free: every housewife a purchaser.
PIASE MFG. CO. Dept ., r. ffaio. y y.
fel4-Su-st
WE PAY $96 a month salary and furnish rig
and all expenses. 10 Introduce poultry and
stock powders, new plan; steady work. BIG
LEX 20. A-sSA, Springfield, H. II"
SOMETHING every woman must have: ? out
"t 10 buy on sight; write FOR particulars OF
senq Ilc Tor agent s sample. NOVELTY
SELLING co. BOX 65J. B. c. Spencer.
Mass 1t.
WANTED-One man in every locality in
United States 10 advertise and Introduce our
goods, lacking up show-cards; commission or
salary. $50 monthly. and expenses We lay
out your work Experience unnecessary.
Write EMPIRE MEDICINE COMPANY
London. Ontario. Canada. jai7-Su u, th-1St
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HEALTH MOVEMENT.

VI4VI SCIENCE OF HEATH. natural
Ron-surgtcal. cloth bound, 400 page book tres-
Apply BY mai. SIS Colorado Building fres
lecture for women Tuesday ~ =.
IaLs-tg
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FOR SALE-MOTORCYCLES.

NOTARY PUBLIC. 500 -
-. 10 $500 +, -, - 18TH ST. y. W
ja2-u
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AUTOMOBILES.

OVER gao motor cars and motor boats a.
almost your own price see Us before BUYING.
COLUMBIA EXCHANGE.
Tel NJ Z541. 81 New York ave. y. ".
fei9-tu. ia, So SUIT
OTDSNGBu.E ruuab0UJ 1906 model, power
mi engine good tires; great bargain. demon
~t~arf5u. Inquire SJu+ ST y w Phone
". SEQ fsl9-SJ@
THE MOTOR CAR EXCHANGE
offers a I6-passenser, +J-h1rsepoWer, sight
seeing car and a large number Of gasoline
and steam touring cars suitable FOR hack
ing from $50 up. 4 chance Tor a car 20
help pay for itself during Inauguration IL
orlX- occurs once in four years. Gail and talk
THE MOTOR CAR EXCHANGE.
g5I WestOry Building. Phone Main 40
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

HIGHEST cash prices paid for ladies' and
gents CASTOR clothing, drop card, viii call
s. SLIDER. 49, 9Th y. W. fr-I-got
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BEST BARGAINS IN new and secondhand
traps, surries, runabOUcs, GaytOns and de-
livery wagons; prices SIS up; harness 81 up
COGSWELL. z09 18th St y. ". fe3-SCt
FOR SALE-A lot OF good work horses, sold
for want OF USE also one stanhOpe and one
surrey. Apply rear As PenEsyl sEla ave NV
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