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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-20
CHIHUAHUAS RARE
EVEN IN MEXICO
Swiss Expert Could Find Only
Five-COld Weather
Kills Them.
Kills Them.

According 10 II. j. ZOller, a Swiss
sportsman, who passed through New
York on his way to Europe, the Chihua-
huas. always known as rare species
of CANNES. are becoming extinct
Mr. ZolIer bases his assertion on the
fact that after several months of dill
GENT search throughout Mexico, particu-
ularIv tie province of Casas Grandes,
whore they originally came from, he
was able 60 find only FIVE specimens that
could be REGARDED as IF pure breed.
The majority of enc CuihuaHuas are
tar coI0red, and when fun grown are
rarely more than twelve inches IN
ier~fh. .-hcv are r.ther timid creatures
that have been known to live lU holes in
the crouuJ during the cooler seasons Of
the wear. Exposure TO cold atmosphere
fo,. any GREAT length OF time is fatal 20
This brcCd or DOGS fact which. MT.
ZcIlcr saws. has had "a great deal 10 do
with their rapid decrease I'm number.
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OLD FITZ CAUSES
TANGLE OF TALK
Champion Johnson Says He Can't
Win, Then Slap at
Each Other.

Bob Fits immons. who is now forty
eight vears Of age says he win beat Bill
Lang at Sydney. Australia, on Deem
her 20. and viii then take on Tommy
Burns.
Bob predicts ne win win both fights,
but there are many who do not agree
with him. lritz also says that JcmriCs
viii have bis hands FUN with Johnson,
and that BIZ Jim does not win In fifteen
rounds ne viii be defeated. lu this out
line ~ what may happen next July the
Cornishman has many supporters.
Incidentally. 81 may be added that
johnson declares that d. s. a shame TO
elbow FItzsimmOns to fight again and
that ne predicts q victory for Lang fn
less than four rounds. Johnson also feels
sure that ne can beat Jeffries I'm at least
twenty rounds while Jen says he viii
knock the uegro's head Of
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ERNIE AND LUCAS.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2o-The East
orn Iishtweight championship viii DE de-
cided in thc ring Of the Douglas Athletic
Club tomorrow night. according 70 the
promoters. when Young Erue, the
Grav's Farrv lightweight. meets Willie
Lucas. Fairmouuts representative. FOn
urelimiuaries bring together Young Pal
mer. Of TiOga and Happy Davis, Of
Southwark; Kid Singer and Young Sam
TanafOrd. Mickey Mallon and Danny
Murphy. and Dad Frazer and George
karlaVan.
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NOTHING IN NAMES.

Charlie Taft has a sailboat called Ban
Dit. J. p NJ has a yacht named Cor
sair. and Aldrich. VINO paddles ms own
canoe IL known as the RObber Baron. IL
the Presidents craft were not the Sylph,
We might think there was something IN
na.nes.-LOuisyille Times.
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Legal Notices.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washing
ton. u. c. December Il. 1903 OrderVc-
That there be added 10 the paragraph OF Sec
tion "a, Article y Of the Police Regulations
of the District OF Columbia, designating.
ere stops for street cars on PENNSAL---
VANIA AVENUE LINE the following. viz
Tv,enty-secoud street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. And u Is further ordered that the
uaraEraph OF said Section and Article desis-
MATING such stops -'ON STREET LINE.
is amended By adding thereto the following.
yiz. Twenty-second and p streets, northwest
rbIrtv-dfth and p streets, northwest And
said Section and Article designating such
stops "ON GEORGIA AVENUE LINE Is
amended by adding thereto the following.
No. Am south bound cars shall stop
Georgia avenue on line with the north side
~ Tssrrv place. northwest HENRY B. +.
MCFARLAND. HENRY L WEST, VII
LIAM Y JUDSON, Commissioners, d. c.
N THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF The
INSTRUCT OF COLUMBIA THOMAS T.
FRY. Plaintiff. vs. JAMES 5. HOLMES.
Defe1dant. No. 1876 The object OF this
s,fit h TO recover the sum OF $50 and costs
80 10 have judgment OF condemnation OF
certain property OF the defendant levied on
under an attachment issued in this suit TO
SATISFY the PLAINTIFF claim. II IS. therefore
mis- sth day OF December. 19oS. ORDERED
o. before the fortieth day, exclusive OF sun
DAYS and legal HOLIDAYS, after the day %
the first publication OF this order. 70 defend
this suit and show cause why sid conden1-
nation should not be had, otherwise the suiU
Will be proceeded with as In case OF default.
ROBERT H TERRELL, Judge. LEON
PRETZFELDER, Attorney DEF. - +
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DREAM Of FIANCEE
REVEALS MURDER
Parties Led to Finding of
Several Remains by Vision
Words of Man.

BERLIN, Dec. 20.-'I cannot come TO
you. for I lie under sand and gravel"
So said the ghost Of Nicodemus Nal
charcZyk to his fianCec when the girl
had been wondering at his desertion. He
was Just of age 90 inherit the property
left by his father and managed by his
stepfather. his uncle and a cousin since
his mother died. That something was
suspicious in the case was obvious to
the police OF Pawlau in south Germany.
and they had caused inquiries to be
made for the missing Malcharczyk with
out result
Manages Property.
Meantime Louis Przybilla. the father
in-law. continued TO curiOusly manage
the property, selling of the stock, cut
ting down the timber and generally con-
verting things, it IS said to his own
profit
Suddenly the girl appeared one morn
ing at the local police station and an
nounced that the ghost OF her lost lover
had appeared TO ler in the night and
told her he lay under sand and gravel
The police, despite their Prusslan ma
terialism, thought there might be some
thing in it, because instances Of second
sight are by no means uncommon IN
Polish and other Slavonic families
So they started a thorough search Of
all the sand and gravel pits in the
neighbOrhOOd. and at last the steel
probes used for testing the pits struck
something soft Digging was COM
menced, and there was turned up a
sack, and in the sack was found the
torso Of Malcharczyk. A few minutes
later another sack was found contain
ing the head and arms.
Ho-cT.r5o- E--,~,,-,Aso-
BY coincidence Louis Przybilla, and
his sol: by a former marriage. happened
to drive by just as the examination of
the pit was concluded. Instantly the
driver whipped up the horses and drove
headlOng down the rough lane.
A policeman on watch to keep OF
curious persons noticed the flight and
sent a messenger to the village, where
the two Przybinas were arrested tina;
same night.
Such was the extraordinary story told
in the prosaiC criminal court Of Ratibor
where the supposed mu-derers are now
standing their trial Il is said to be
the first time that a C.eam has been
admitted as evidence in a modern Ger
man court OF law.
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FASHIONABLE GARB.

Mrs. Crawford-So his wife is extrava-
giant in dress2
Mrs Creushaw-V cry. Just now she's
getting O. coat OF tan at a S1o0-a-week
sea side resOrt.-Puck.
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Window Cleaning.

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWsf
White help and moderate prices. LEON L
CAHOON, Acme Window Cleaning Co. ~
moved 70 s21 N ". Phone n Tlsa.
ocls-s0t
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Help Wanted-Female

WE TEACH CHROPODY. hair dressing
manicuring. facial. scalp. massage, etc :.
diplomas, positions. pay fare. board DR.
BERNHARD'S INSTITUTE, 2l5 n. Liberty
Baltimore, Md delS-4t
general homework. SOs X
n. W. tic
TO work araand lunch
room 1907 Sth n. W Il
NvOAIAN-A IiddIe-aged. cook and do house
work: stay nights can 1917 18th St n W
YOUNG wOMAN-Colored for general
homework. 500 L y. W. tie
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ltc
HOTsEKEEPERs. Ordinary windows ex-
Uertly cleaned &c each. furniture and Cobine-
work repaired. rehnished; weather strips; odd
jobs about the house. Postal ELLIOII, l-lb
WANT FURNITURE, STOVES and
STOCKS OF MERCHANDISE OF all kinds
and WA pay big cash prices. Quick action
W. Ph0ne Main 50d6. del9-3t
PRIVATE DALZELL's hfty years c7rre-
spondence, all great men of century, Prcsi-
Lpnts. generals. statesmen Cannot be dupli-
atcdl for sale Address him, Room DOB
treasury Department de1s-2t'
W.ANSTED-Furniture and carpets, contents
o. houses a specially, FOR cash. fair and
square dealings ALBAUGH. 9th and +
delS-tf
BIGHEsJ Cash prices PAID Tor worn cIo,h-
ing either ladies' or gents; send postal.
Will call. B. TARSHES. 1893 9Th ST. ~ W.
Phone North 499. se3o-d
PAY the highest cash prices for aides.
genLemen's. ami chlldren's CASTOR wearing
apparel. drop card. will call G. LIVING
STON. 1924 Ith ST. y. W, or phone North 1904
ty13-tf
WANT D-Furnituro for cash; sell your
goods 70 the man who gives you the most
money. See NORWOOD, SIN and X. je2-tf
BIG MONEY paid FOR cast or cioIhIng SHOES
hats. and shirts, drop postal viii call.
II. GEWIRZ, l208 Gtl st y. W
au4-w. ia. sa NIT
MODERN SECONDHAND furniture bought
at 1906 18th st.; also cast or clothing II sent
TO store. Phone Z. Hensley at North 345I.
se20-S0t
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TypeWriters.

REBUILT L. c. Smiths, Underwood. Rem
ingJOn. Smith Premier. good as nsv, for
sale and rent at lowest prices Typewriter
4 once supply Co.. L07 q 81 n ". NJ S50a
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WHILE THEY LAST, new drUpside coUCnss
S3-55. HOFF & CO.'S Cheap Secondhand
furniture store, Stoves. carpet. bedding,
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office. delS-Sl
An eight-week course in our college
will prepare you TO earn from 5000 70
$1,000 pr month. one-third of tuition
payable after you secure position
our students can earn from 5000 70
$500 month working for US. while
taking the course.
ASK for particulars.
The Automobile College of Wash
ington, Inc.
The only school Of Expert Automobile
Engineering in the city. 1905 l4th St NV
oC2s-tf
BARBER-White American: wages assured.
must be permanent 1885 ~ st s w. IT.
BRICKLAYERs- at once: union wages;
X St, bet. 9th and 18th SITS. n L. Call a
once. II. r. HoWENsTEIN co. dels-3t
BELL BOYS. elevators. house men, 1anitors,
SIC 18Th. It
BELL BOYS. dish washers. janitors. room
ana board; hoy silver pantry; boys bowling
alley 1885 18th \. W It
AN-First-class at once, SIS a
week, steady Cali 81 18th st. de2o-3t
BOYS-Ftve strong. TO deliver floor oil. 300
lsln 50. y w. del9-1t-
BRIGHT BOYS can earn good money work
Ing after school hours Apply BOX -
CANvAssERs-15 hustling. can make good
HOTEL houseman, white SIS; driver SIS;
room and board. counter man, 50 week. at
once. FISHERS AGENCY. 40 10th. It
MAN-Yorng colored. as porter in store.
references reqUircd. IA sth 81 n. W IT,
ONE experienced white man clerk. for lunch
room; good pay; steady work 10 tho ~'-rt
man can l22 z ST. \. 70
OFFICE BOY with gO4u .l.,.....
lent opening for bright boy. Apply 1ll l-l-
y. w Ire
TAILOR-One who understands new work and
repairing; steady work all year around call
an week. 2s12 18th. de1S-3tc
TWO young men FOR dairy lunch. state ex-
perience and salary wanted, otherwise aT-
plication viii not be considered. BOX 80
City Post Office. de2O-3t
WANTED to learn barber trade: only
few weeks required; wages after first
month; steady position guaranteed write for
catalogue. MoLER's BARBER COLLEGE.
20l Bowery New York city. de1o-6t'
wANTED-Men and boys over sixteen years
OF age; good wages; permanent work Apply
basement OF i4o1 + II. ". W jys-w,sa Tn-ff
YOUNG NAN 70 work IN dairy. 81 n Cap.
81. delS-5ts
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Help Want5d-FemaIe

COOKS chambsrula. DIS, general house
workers SIS 18th. II
CHAHnEEAIAIDs, COOK. general house
workers, cleaners apartment house. 1895
18th It
DREssAAKER Experienced: at once. sos
j. ~. T.. ito
GIRL-ReliabIe g1r general Homework;
family Of 2 and child. 1874 Irving st. ". w
lower fiat lte
GIRL 90 do light bookkeeping. Apply at
once gGi4 + ST. n. w. delS-3t'
GENERAL HOUSEKEEPING. H3 LIST st..
~ r.; only white deiS 20
GOOD IRoNER. at uo9ls 2oth IT. n W. It.
.TTFtST and stenographer-Ex APP
ply 20 Mr.. Balderston. Manager, Palais
Royal. A. IISNIR delS-St
MATTRESSES Experienced az COLLEGE
CAFE, Oh z ST. y. w. 1tc
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FOR SALE-50 stoves; new and sliRhtfy
used See HOLLYWOOD. sth and K
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Wanted Miscellaneous.

TWO COATS. also harness and wagon, or
viii buy either separately. Phone y 1855
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FOR sALE-Beautifal parlor suit. pieces,
slip cushions, $S0s cost $50. sos 2 81 n ".
deee-A
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For Sale Miscenaneod
sALE-very handsome $50

FOR SALE-Very handsome $50 q Feered
oah s55sesee. used one month. not soyd, for
SO also one beautiful mission bulIet SO:
cost So and round claw foot mission dining
table, $3.50; cost IS; not soiled. sos St
N. ". de9o9f
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FOR SALE-Lathe. drill. and emery sheel,
with shafhng; $50 SO 18th ST " ".
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For Rent Rooms
Furnished

c ST. n W. M5-Furnished rooms FOR light
bath. delg-3tc
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PIANO FOR CASH-Would sacrifice my
beautiful mahogany upright, bargain for iTn-
mediate purchase: leaving city. BOX 2s5.
Times Office. defg-7rs
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Situations Wanted-FemaIe.

-First-class; in private family where
kitchen maid Is kept. Address BOX 2ss.
Times Office. deIs-3ts
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FOR SALE XMAS TREES. FRANKI.TN q
DAVIS NURSERY CO. cor utd ana B,
right beside the hay scales dels-sgs
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FOR SALE-One upright piano. cheap Ap-
ply to l. PORTION. 18th and Nd. ave. X z
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FOR SALE--Cofee urn. S gallon: good rs
new. See HOLLYWOOD. SIN and K deis-ss
FRESH COW and calf years Old rentie
and good mixer. s4oOo Apply 90 : 81
n H des0-3t.
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Situations Wanted Male.

by A YOUNG colored man as butler or
housenlani best Dity reference. Address
BOX PSI. Times Office deI9-2t-
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Help Wanted-Male.

AN OPENING for permanent position as
bookkeepcr: single: give age and experience;
salary So per week Address BOX 2S3. Times
Office defS-3L
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FOR SALE-MahOgany bunet, $500 and (
mahogany chairs upholstered IN best OF
leather; lot $50 the above buffet and chairs
cost double the above price and good as new.
sos F st. n. W deeO-st
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Wanted Statesmen.

SALESMAN 10 sell retail grocers Of wash.
ingtOn. ID. Q. Give references and past ex-
pcrience. G, REED a. Co. 20 y. Greene
st., BaitimUrr, Nd. de19-fts
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CLOSING OUT
HIGH-ukADE USED

CLOSING OUT
HIGH-uKADE USED
Organs
AT SIS 10 S25 EACH
An unusual opportunity 70 buy
good organ 20: little money.
About % organs here 70 close out
AZ SIS 20 50 eack-such makes as a-
bradbury. Esuy. Kimbau, Smith
American. Palace. Shoninger az
otheTs-sOme cost as high as ST.
when new. u VIII pay you 10
nrst choice OF these instruments
F. c. SMITH PIANO CO.
1225 Pennsylvania ave.
Open Evenings Until Xmas.
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Tx sALE-ParlOr Huit Of i've pieces, new.
- Z0l y St, Suite 3. dsfs-5ts
FOR SALE-Three gas ranges; slightly used:
some OF the best makes. HOLLYWOOD. Sth
and K deis-ef
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OPEN EVENINGS

SPECIAL PIANO BARGAINS.
Used uprights SIS I'D. New Uprights as5 up
Square s. Up. Organs IS up.
LAWRENCE'S, 500 10th.
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FOR SALE-Three new cash registers. ssThs
Michigan" SCH8uD's BIRD STORE M
18th St n " seIT-5.
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Business Opportunities.

CONFECTIONERY and light grocery:
ane stand; nice rooms; sacridce....... S275
BOOMING HOUSE. best jan city az $3.50,
rUO-niug and boarding house; only. 900
GROCERY. 9Th 81 y. w: only 500;
rooms lunchrOOm; near y. G.. and n;
SITS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. $40
DRESSED Poultry Stands wei located
IN paying market; great snap at ...... 800
LUNCH ROOM; cheap rent. nice house;
due stand y. w; quick sale tuke..... 800
CAFE. very cheap rent. located I'm
large apartment house; good value at 500
HARDWARE STORE, 1ith 81 IOcations
cheap rent. rooms. invoice or........-.. J. O00
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1923 f.
.L.l.-
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Dentistry.
Law and Collections.

ALI. CASES, all courts. secret service. Col
lsctions. L. S. LEGAL Corp, DO Sond Bldg.
no2S-l
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FOR SALE-Furniture: new and slightly
used Save money. See HOLLYWOOD. sth
and X dsfc-ge
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Help Wanted
Male ana Female.

WANTED-Man and wife; a good home.
CALL, 503 10th st. n. W. de10-2ta
THOROUGHLY experienced. commercial
teacher desires few pupils for small class.
starts January I. Rare opportunity Address
L. w. Times Office. deI9-8t
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@ ST y. T., 12i-Near Capitol-Nicely fuT-
nished rooms housekeeping allowed
de1S %. Z2s
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WILL SELL for cash well established clean
ing. pressing and Gyeing establishment, large
stock sn hand. reasonable. Zn ,th ST.
~ w del9-3tc
LUNCH BOOM-O7Pvsite big market, viii
sacrifice 20 quick buyer ElTlENOCR
BROS. 5l5 18th 50. r. W del9-3t
LUNCH ROOM-Ncar Government Printing
once. good business; cheap 10 quick buyer.
HITTENOUH BROS, TIC 18th ST. y. W
del9-3t
LUNCH ROOM--I4th 81 n w; cheap 81
sold go quick buyer,
RITTENOUR BROS. SIG 18th st. y. W.
deIS-8t
GROCERY STORE S. w; good daily cash
business. bar .aiu n sold al once.
RTFTENOCR BROS. jl6 18TH 81. N. w
delS-3t
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Rooms and Board.

C y. W. 3Z2-Two well furnished rooms,
with Jr without board. Reasonable. de9o-3tC
G ST y w n8-NVanted. a few refined
boarders: comfortable rooms; home cooking;
Sc per week dels-3tc
EYE ST. y. W, 112i-Rooms with OF with
out board; home table; phone. deI9-3t
uTH ST y w. 1u4-NiceIy furnished
rooms with board; phone in house; North
s06g. del9-Srs
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CARPENTER and Builder.

CONSULT ME in regard 10 your building or
repairfnE when you want work OF quality BY
mechanics Prices moderate.
Ehnpe Main 1917
CI{AS. c. KE2els1lS, 7I5 18th St n. ".
m.w.f-tf
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Lost

LOST-Kuight Templar watch chain. Sat
urday night, r. q. w. In auto. Liberal 70
ward OF returned TO 5l4 N \. W de20-5J'
LOST-A pooketbook (gentleman's black.
sunday morning, probably I'm Georgetown ON
Canal road or Topaz; contained cash and
checks. Return % CAPT. r. n. join
son. War Dept Suitable reward. It
LOST-Ring drown topaz. Friday afternoon
I'm shc ping district. Return 10 CAPT r.
n u HNS-'OE, War Department Reward.
lite
LOST-Smau br.ndle bull dog; brass collar.
Please return - 1915 Newton ST., reward.
de20-2t'
LOST. or strayed away, Jerry, an Irish ter
rier. Reward at 726 18th 81. \. w. de2o-3t'
LOST-Near Goldenbergs g, pearl brooch pin
attached 60 neck Idece Liberal reward for
return 20 PAS Florida ave n w del9-2t-
LOST-Black fox TAR at Colonial Theater on
Pa ave Saturday night. Return 20 1885
Both ST. and receive big reward dels-Sr'
TOST-Straycd from 1852 18th It. Friday
morning. male tan brindle bull dos; name
Wink Liberal reward; no questions loS-
10th 81. 0el9-stc
LOsr-Lady's sold bar pin, 3 sapphires. .
diamonds Literally rewarded If returned 70
EAIAIONS S. SMITH. Florence Court, city.
dels-Stc
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For Rent Rooms
Furnished and Unfurnished.

u 1I-l1IVN 11-N4 = II y ID u
d ST y. w. 328-Tvo bright communicate
ing rooms for light housekeeping: near car
line. GelS-3tc
9TH ST. s. w, 426-FurnIshed or unfur-
nished rooms for rent cheap. de20-2t'
nth ST. y. W, Si+-Suite OF three rooms.
@ large and 1 small; light housekeeping
allowed: furnished or Unfuruished; viii rent
single. delS-Stc
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LADIES and geI IS tailoring and pressing
store. sold on acco.-ut unable TO attend 10
two stores, most income pressing and clean
ing; rent cheap 1891 q st. y. W
FOR SALE-Chcap, two OF the best vege-
table stands in Eastern Market. Apply
Stands a. and -. del9-3t
AMERICAN OF MATURE business expert
eucc IN manufacturing, expert ia successful
adv cruising also for many years bank Of
dcer, Is opening in BuenOs Ayres, South
Amer q, "a commercial agency for American
manufacturers; wants partner with ten 10
twenty thousand; one competent 70 manage
New York Office nreferred. This a. no
'get-rich-quicS'' scheme, but splendid OPP
portunIty for large profits along legitimate
lines. with expenses f;Iv only risk. Also ne
writer invites correspondence from American
merchants and manufacturers regarding the
development OF the: trade I'm Argentina or
10 take charge of exhibits n the coming CEN
tenniaI exposition. TRANSACTIONS or advertis-
ing prepared IN Spanish, Portuguese. French,
German. and English Remaining In Wash
ingt0u until January I, then New York uu-
tU date Of sailing. about 10Th Address FOR
interview on either Of above subjects. AR
GENTI&E,' BOX 2S4. Times office.
dcls-2t'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-20
Horses and Vehicles.

FOR HIRE-Pleasure teams, business teams.
or a horse for your wagon BY the cay
week. or month at reduced rates PITS
NOGLE. rear So Pa ave y. ". Main e..
Buy YOUR BLANKETS and robes ~
COGSWELL'S. Large square blankets, 20
I'd. Large plush robes. SO up The bess
rain covers $50 Up. Largest assortment OF
new and secondhand harness 81 and Cd.
vehicles, SI5 uP. Phone N 147I- 2os-E1-zi1-
PA 18th st. y. W. no2e-H
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-20

d n E. 201-FIat. No 6. one furnished
room. The Norfolk de2O-7ts
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-20

Stove Repairing.
WHEN YOUR RANGE. LATROBE OR FUR
MACE NEEDS REPAIRS CALL MAIN $40.
EMF IRE STOVE REPAIR CO. lbs IL n. ".
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