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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19
COTTON.

New York, Oct 1S.-Cotton: Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands 1895:
middling gulf 1920; sales. 100 bales.
Futures closed barely steady. Clos
ing bids: October 1857, November
1858, December 1854. January 1871.
February 1913, March 1880. April
1880, May 1884, June 1878, July 1877.
August 1874, September 1851
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19
MON

New York. Oct. 1S.--Money on call
firm 3-4@4 3-4 per cent; ruling rate
IL; last loan Il; closing bid IA,
offered at "a. Time loans weaker:
sixty days 4 S-4Q5 per cent. and 80
days per cent; six months l-2@
ga per cent.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19
Poor Racing Weather at Jamaica.

Jamaica, Oct. 1S.-The poor card and
threatening weather kept the attend
ance down at the Jamaica course to-
day. Practical proved a big surprise
when he won the Sayville stake.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19
What and Where TO Buy In Norwich
EDUCATOR SHOES.

A word to PARENTS Let the child's
foot grow as it should. Children's feet
while growing require careful watch
ing Foot troubles incurred while the
foot is growing last through life. Edu-
Gator Shoes positively prevent foot
troubles by allowing the foot to grow
as nature intended by providing ample
room for all five toes and by giving
proper support to the ankle, muscles.
arch and instep.
p. CUMMINGS.
~ Central Ave. Premiums.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19

Ramsdell, PENIS fullbaek. announced
Thursday that he would not play
against Brown university Saturday if
Coach Gammons used his colored play
er Ayler in the lineup. Last year
Manner of Penn threatened not to play
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19

The Annapolis football players have
been excused from all except the Mon
day regulation drills for the remainder
of the season.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19

University of Michigan team is again
handicapped by not being allowed a
training table by the faculty
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19

Crawford Blagden had charge OF the
Harvard eleven while DAILY and
Haughton were at West Point looking
over Yale and the Army.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19

Princeton has scored a goal from
the field in three successive games. all
kicked by Cunningham. John De-
Wits reputation at Nassau as kick
err seems at stake.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19

Captain Coy of Yale. when on the
field, does about as much punting fol
the scrub as for the varsity
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19

Miller, who has been playing quar-
terback all season for U. of p. may be
shifted to right end which at present
is weak.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19
Now is he Time for Minee Flies

You can get everything to make
them of, including Sweet Cider. here.
We have a new stock of White Rose
Canned Goods. Some of the best Po-
tatoes in the city-S0c in bushel lots.
Now is the time to buy at
tn Nm ESVI LIE STOR
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19

AL. Zeigler. PENIS American
guard, is coaching interchangeable
Glass of Yale used to play,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19
GRiDiRoN GOSSIP.

Hyatt of the Army makes accurate
80 and 35 yard forward passes to
Brown, one of the ends.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19

In addition to Chrystie, Princeton Is
trying out Bergen and Bard at quar-
terback. Bergen won his letter in the
last Yale game and Is making a good
bid for the regular place.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19

Harvard is working out Paul With
ington at guard. a position where ne
had some experience last year. Per-
kins, husky chap, is being worked in
whiting toms place at center.
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HEADQUARTERS
DENTISTRY

Ehs dental business established by
ny b<ofher. whose assistant l was for
pany years, win be continued by me,
RGaste1 by DIR. v. D. Eldred
It win be a pleasure to see the former
customers OF my brother and as many
D~w ones as VIII favor me with their
%m@Sunase. Extracting Csc and up.
neaaed DIR. CHAS. B. ELDRED.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19

for the same reason. but Ayler was
not eligible. Ramsdell comes from
Texas.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-10-19
NORWICH DAILY LUNCH

20 Franklin Street.
TRY OUR REGULAR DINNER-zUc.
SPECIAL SUPPERS
With Tea or Coffee-15c. Open from
a. M to- - p. IN.
& GALY, Prop.
sept6d
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALR-

POSITION in grocery and meat store By
man with 20 Yeas experience in groceries
and meats; Is good meat cutter; no oh Tee
ton 10 long hours. best reference Address
". N. CJGHLIS, 1879 5th st. ne jal3-3t
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SLIGHTLY WARMER
EARLY IN MORNING
Rain or Snow Predicted for
TomorrOW-COld
Wave Escaped.

The weather man wears a puzzled
look this morning, and is busily figuring
on tOmOTTOW's weather.
It's pretty sure to SNOW or rain"
says he. but for the life of me, from
present indications can't tell for sure
which"
OF one thing he is certain. II will
not get much warmer today. Between s
and o'clock this morning the mercury
lowered at twenty-four degrees, and
the fact that it did not go lower was
expected upset some of the foreca ster' s
calculations.
Sharp winds are in order for today
and this evening. After midnight the
temperature viii take a slight rise and
on just how much warmer if gets Will
depend the question of snow or rain
tomorrow.
II q now pretty certain that the Capt.
tai will escape by a narrow margin the
cold wave experienced in the West. and
which, it was predicted, would sweep
eastward and hold Washington in its
thTOes for three days OF. so. Unexpected
conditions broke up the force Of this
wave. and tho snappy weather - to-
day and last night was merel- .he tail
end OF that wave.
After the snow or rain e.g.r+-d to-
morrow It viii get warmer, and few
more days Of springlike temperature are
expected
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WILL VISIT KAISER
IF HEALTH PERMITS
King Edwards Physicians
Will Not Let Him Unless
He Gains Strength.

LONDON. Jan. Ig.-Iu health is
likely TO prevent the cOuteu.. lated WISH.
of king Edward to Berlin iu Februar,-
declared former English diplomat +o-
day This diplomat is i'm the closest
eoniIdeace OF the King and had lust
finished chat with his majesty. when
he was asked if iu was certain the King
would 20 10 Berlin
Unless the King shows an improve
ment by the end of next week" he
replied. cit would be unwise for i'm TO
make the Journey Any undue exertiou
or excitement IA the Kings present con-
diuon would be serious. The Kings
physicians are stiu hopeful OF q sur
hcient improEeme To- make the trip
possible
Edward is particularly anxious to
make the trip Tor fear that a. abandon
ment would be miscoustrued by Ger
many. There is d personal breach be-
tween him and his nephew, the Kaiser.
which, lt Is feared, would be acceuuated
b. calling of Tie visit.
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BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST.

SANFOItDS PHARMACY. New York zv.
ana North CapltO. street Phone \ zaIs
CHAS. T.. HOENCNG, ClTistiaua Pbar0ns-,y
sw. cor. 9Th and II stS. nv. Phone \. 1eoe
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th ana Pa ave
Phone n. Ito. '0'
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. IIth aud Park
read, Phone c. 5855.
L. 7. TlAsTLoE. cor. s-h and p SIC. NV.
r. A. VETTCH. Goth and NJ sts. nv. pbo,s
* 24l1. 'o4i7
y. v. PoTTIE. ass BHgatwood ave. Phone
M4LTBYs PHARMACY. 1857 Calvert q,
G. 1851. -
MATrINGLYs PHARMACY. 1ata and i,
Phone ". z1g5 -- H.
H. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4.b g. 49,
Massd chusctts ave nv. Phone NJ sC4s
IAENOBD. 54Jl lfLh ST NV phoD4 y e-sr
QUIGLEl 5 PHARMACY. 2lEt and q IS
NV. Phone w. COS. Us
r ID. HOWARD, Isth and IS. Phone " Ola,
GDLDENBERG'S s 9Th and X SIS. ma. pE11E
III. 45OL -''l'
S. KAHN. SONS s. Co. sta and ,1,r,..,
space. Phone n. 700 nc
GREENE $ CAPITAL a u Y L r TTSTA-c
AGENCY. ll+5 18th 50. nv. Phone y go
$. T. McMICHAEL, Cigar store. IAN AMI =
NV Phone 81. POSE.
j.. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9TH 81 r,t-.-
Island ave. and r. SO. NV. Phone NJ -,
GESSFORD'S PHARMACY eth ana ~ 81.
Phone ~ 235S.
Phone L. IA "'
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billiard EXPECTED
TO SURVIVE WOUND
Mine Owner ReiterateS Story
Of His Mysterious
Shooting.

NEW YORK. Jan. I9.-Bobeyt Osborne
billiard. the aristOerat,c EHglIshmau and
mine owner. SHOW eel signs OF returning
strength al Roosevelt Hospital today.
and physicians express the belief that me
win survive the bullet wound He received
iu such "a mysterious manner i'm Central
Parss Monday night
The police, who cling 10 the attempted
suicide theory searched Hiulard'e apart
meuts al the waldorf Astoria today,
but found nothing which would bolster
up their version OF the affair.
IiuIlaTd today denied the ownership OF
tGe revolver which was found near the
scene. Some Loudou friends expressed
the belief tLat Hlllard had made his
present trip 70 NcW York in connection
with financial losses
billiard TaiIeTatcs that Dc was shot
br thug. who robbed him Of his money
and valuable papers.
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MASTERS
IN OPEN WARFARE
Meeting Held to Discuss Need Of Reform in the PRO
fession" Develops Into Lively Session, and
Main Question Is Sidetracked.

NEW YORK, Jan. lG.-Many dancing
masters OF this city agree that there is
need Of reform i'm the dance teaching
profession. Al a meeting held iu NJ
Forst's School for Dancing. at LenoE
avenue and ll5th street one set wanted
TO urge the State government to inn
nose restrictions Oh dance halls and
darciug teachers, and another set was
there to oppose the proposed appeal for
restrictive legislation.
Ia the debate that euSued the dancing
masters failed TO keep step. They
handed parliamentary dances iu glg
time and waited all around Cushing S
manual. The result was that they side
stepped the main question.
IT had been announced that the meet
ing was 10 regulate dancing 10y prOhib-
5ting the operation Of dance halls tu
connection with saloons for one thing
Another object was to seek ways and
means to prevent unauthorized persons
hanging our shingles proClaimIng them
selves teachers of dancing when they
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MUSICAL PRODIGY
STARTLES LEIPZIG
! hree-Year-OId Girl PLAYS
Classical Selections
FaullesSIy.

LEIPZIG, Jan. l5.-Thls city is today
claiming the worlds greatest child nu-
steal prodigy ID PiIas OzeriO. a three
Eear-old girl. ia 81 plano recital last
night before an audience Of critics. she
played the most classical selections per
feCtlE.
She plays wholly from memory Her
case has excited SD much comment THAI
arrangements were made today for a.
scientific commission 10 examine the
girl and her ancestry. IN an effort TO
find the sJEtce OF her talent.
The sirIs parents have accepted uu-
mepus engagements for public appear
aucCs OF the child. but 81 Is possible
that her exp citation at her tender age
will be prohibited ou humanitarian
grounds.
Musicians are urging that PilHS re-
main In sgClusiOn for several years. dur
ing which time they believe she will de
yelOp miraculous talents.
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composed of three OF our representative
citizens. well veTsed iii values of real
estate, is giving its time and attention
To the question of purchase by the Gov
lttulleH, OF JuaJ section, and the Sec
ISi'tlF OF the Treasury has already au-
lucflzed the purchase Of five squares.
commencing at Pennsylvania avenue
ana tIJtsenth street and running thence
70 the river, upon which il is proposed
iu3t the Government shall erect build
mss tor the departments of Commerce
ana Labor. Justice, and State When
lnls Plaza rs carried out there will DE no
more beautiful boulevard In the world
IMAM Pennsylvania avenue from the
Capitol To the Treasury.
AnacOstia River.
There are many subjects which have
been dealt with during the past year Of
more OF less importance to the health
and expansion Of the business interest
OF the District I am, however, con
WINGED, after investigation, that there is
none which is in need OF more care
full and intelligent consideration and
action than the present condition OF the
Auacostia river and flats This is q
subject which has been before Congress
for twenty or more years, and CoHsid-
cred by it of sufficient Importance to
commerce and health to justify an ap-
1896. This amount, though small. was
only intended TO make preliminary in
Vestlgation.
The present project for the improve
ment Of this river and flats was adopted
by Congress June u, 1902, and provides
only for that part OF the river between
its mouth and the Navy Yard bridge. a
distance of two miles. and did not take
into consideration any work between
that bridge and the boundary This
pro position provides, I'm detail for pre-
lirliDaTy work iu the form of the estab-
lisbment Of haTbOT lines-the removal
by dredging. of about 100000 cubic
vaprs of dirt establishing a channel
twenty feet deep at low tide and 800
feet wide. The construction Of 125oO
lincal feet of sea wall to retain the
dredged material also the reclamation
Of about $50 acres of the present marsh
by filling in 10 the height of four feet
above tide.
The estimated cost of the work is
y1,2lS,525. Major (now. COMMISSIONER
Spencer Cosby states I'm his report of
September . last that only about "A
per cent OF this entire project is COM
pleted, and the maximum draft to the
Navy Yard bridge is now eighteen and
One-haH feet
PsychoPathic Ward.
in my last report I called attention 70
the necessity Of a sanitarium for the
nervous or temporarily insane where
special and expert treatment could be
given 20 such unfortunates, restoring
them to health without the odium fol-
lowing them through life Of having been
confined fin an asylum for the insane.
Many Of our best citizens have recog-
nizedat the wisdom OF such a movement,
and during the past year DR.. William
A White. Of the Government Hospital
for the Insane, was invited to appear
before our executive committee so that
they might have the benefit of his eE-
Derieuce and judgment on this subject.
The sentiments expressed by him dem
onstrated his great interest in the ne
cessity for such a ward In this city.
The subject has been taken up with DIT.
White by your president since TINS
meeting. the object Of which was 10 go
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could not "Trip tae light fantastic d little
bit The claim Is made by the IeEiJi-
mate dancing masters that a large and
growing number of countarfeits have
gained circulation iu exclusive dancing
circles. ana that dancing school" or
dancing academy ou % sign is no
guarantee that "a real dancing master i-
lurking about the premises.
These and other assertions were made
by the various debatcrs. Finally. The
chairman put a motion to cali pro-
posed organization. The New York
Dancing Teachers Organic ton" and
q was carried. Instantly nine members
arose 10 amend IL, and what laD0cued
after that only the monograph could
record.
Another meeting is 10 be held I'm Mr..
L.cpau.s a"s DENY. al Third avenue and
tairtE-fourth street next Tuesday, at
u a. Ia. The new constitution viii then
be sibmlJteG. also q set of bylaws.
also Quad".le OF opinions on how not
10 hold ECur girl when YOU dance. u is
asserted Ly the masters that yerz- few
men hold their girls right when euiCiDg
them lu the waltz.
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REYBURN'S PLANS
TAKE WIDE SCOPE
Philadelphia Mayor to Call Meet
ing of Business Men.
Craot Coreayv,oso-,.
Great CONSERVATORY.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IS. - Mayor
Reyburn has announced that If such an
extreme course is necessary, he will call
a public meeting for the purpose OF ind
ing some plan to keep Hammerstein' s
opera company here He suggested that
better results might be obtained by
calling a meeting OF business men to
formulate some plan by which Mr
HammeTstein's financial needs could be
met.
For t-yO years, me mayor said, the
idea of q great conservatory of music
for Philadelphia had been formulating
in the perspective of his mind, and with
the advent OF Oscar Hammerstein, with
his energy, his artistic sense and the
great array OF vocal accomplishment at
his command, ne thought the time to
announce his project had TipeneI
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RECOMMENDATIONS CONTAINED
IN PRESIDENT HARPER'S REPORT


site for the JAIL
work.
Commerce Board
improving Anacosta S mouth o
a
establishment
kepla gyen special
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factory. big PROFITS guaranteed, must have
ability and some money. w. II. SKINNER.
General Delivery. iala-8t
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FOR RENT
Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

ETH ST NV, 90S-Larcs front ro11us. one
small one g00d home table: good coffee
5a11s
! 81 NV. 2l6-Neatly furnished rooms: e.
cel.ent table board; gentlemen only.
del7-SQt
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LEARN TELEGRAPHY: Railway wires are
cut into Draughton's Practical Business Col
leEe. corner 9Th and ID NV. for students use
Positions secured. Call or send foT free book
let. way Learn Telegraphy." dsSQ-w, sa-tf
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NORTHEAsr

SITS. Phone L. SO
LADDoT P1IAAEMAcy. 100 Florida ave. ne
Phone j. 1886
Phone T. 1901
BENZ. T. LAANHANL 18th and Z. cap. SIS
Phone ~ 5Jl5.
MoCHEsNEY d JOACHIM. sth and r as
ne Phone j.. -592
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HOT AND COLD

HIobbs-Wo are certainly contra
diCtOTg-
SlObbs-THaJs right Its when q wo-
man gets hot at YOU that she treats
you c0lIly-PhIadelph RECORD.
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PRICE ON ALL MEN.

Ka.-ksr-Do you thinE every man mas
Gis price,
Lot Of trouble il they lett the tags on
New York Sun.
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A. F.. POWELL. sth AID East CspitG sts.
Phone l.. 1l5o.
A. p. BURROWS. Nth and Pa ave. Phone
ROACH DRUG co. sta and Is SITS. Sc. Phone
j. ~ p. WELLER, cor. s,a and l. Phone W
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

I PAY the highest cash prices Col ladies' and
card. Will call. q. LIVINGSTON. 1912 7tb ST
nw., or phone North 1904 aeg0-Lf
BIG MONEY paid Tor cast of clothing. s5oss
hats and shirts drop postal, viii cali ri
GWIEI, los lth ST. NV seIt-m, ~ .th-tf -
HIGHEST cash prices paid Tor worn "a
Gnentss either ladies' or sents': send postal
will call B. TARSHES. lS0S 5th 81 nv
Phone North t59. jeI-ts
WANTED-Anything you have for sale.
WASH INFORMATION & LISTING EU-
REAU. 606 W /. & y. Bldg, stL and F.
jall-tf
Old Gold, Silver, Diamonds,
tewelry, pawn tickets and coins bought.
BENZ AMIN SCHWAB, 5lS 9th OF NV.
sa5-yf
WANTED-Furn.turs for cash; sell your
goods to the man who gives yoU tle most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and * JsZ-t
FURNITURE highest cash price paid for
up-to-dats furniture drop postal; also cloth
ing; X sent 20 store. X. HENSLEY, l50s IsLh
nv. oc20-set
DON'T WORRY about getting rid Of your
household. effects; am IN the market Tor fur
niturs and merchandise: all kinds: big money
paid d. NOTES. 6I5 Louisiana ave. Phone
81 s0O5. del6-tr
DEAD CLOCKS brought to life in short Or
der. Phone / EgOln. 555 OF post card TO De
FIBAUGHs Js6eIer ana Opucian, 81 81
nWt no25-U
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snLT-TVEEsr

v HUGO EIsEEBEIss. 7th and street,
Fhule VI. 5I9-.
MCDONALD. j. W. AZ and L sv. Phone
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GEORGETOyN.

q. r WELLER. Pharmacy. 1854 81 St nv
Phone J.. 1903.
JAMES f. SMITH, 1864 Wisconsin ave.
Phone W. 5oV-h-
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Advertisements will be accented AZ
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 Office, they may be teIe-
phOned direct to The Times Main
526O), and a messenger will caE TO
collect,
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

BAKER-Bread and cake Call at l45 Center
Market. Z. GUNDERSHEIMER il
BOYS WANTED with bicycles. the more the
meTrIer- Apply DIME MESSENGER SER
VICE. as I'm 81. lag-m, Witt
BCT-Wlth wheel. coI0red CALIFORNIA
FRUIT co, 1871 + ST. nv. It
BOY to Learn drug business win or without
eEperience; reference required. BOX I5g,
Tines Office Il
WANTED-In plumbing establishment. an
homes. and Industrious boy. no triFer, 10 take
orders and make himself generally useful
wages S. per week Apply by letter.
PLUMBER 1911 II 81. HW. jal3-gt
WANTED-Men or boys over sixteen years OF
age; good wages permanent work Apply
basement Of l40l + st. nv. jys-w. sa.u 1-tf
CL4ERK-Young man for hotel with knowI-
edge % steDosraphy sud' typeWritilg, wages
$50 per month, room and board. state age
experience and releIences. BON III. Times
office. LU
Goa cHAIAN-P Private family: butler. EE-
CHANGE. li15 Han 81. NV, IL
EXPERIENCED Lut-OnhoIe ana vest hand
SIS F ~. nv. tenth door jsle-3t
IOCSEMAcl, beuboy. coachmsu, Preszeg.
EXCHANGE. 1861 L nT. II
LADIES TAILOR wanted in our alteration
6eTsa- t-aeut- apply Immediately. NJ PHIL
IPSEOEN q CO. go 18th 81. NV. jal2-3t
NIAN-S0ber. crlored, to- attend horse and
make himself useful around grocery. J. H.
FARRELL. I'd and q SITS. ne. IL
PACKERS-Thi-ty expert furniture al once
10 pack furniture FOR shipment g, forelgn
countries Apply UNION STORAGE e.
TRANSFER co, 1888 Z ST. NV. Phone 1854
Main. laI3-EL
PRESSER for ladies' AMI geuueuen's clothes.
piece worker. Apply 1884 1fJh ST. NV II
STABLE BOY. WEST END STABLES. 81
18th ST ia12-st
WATCHMAK ER-At once. 1rst-cIass. neT-
maueut position. OFFUTT & PREBBY- sll5
N ST. nW. Ial3-gt
WANTED-TulrtyJea jeans IL haul brick. steady
work guaranteed for months. wages s4Z5
per day FOR hauling loads o.. $50 brick each
NEW WASHINGTON BRICK COMPANY.
Alexandra county, Va falg-lt
WANTED-Nen 10 learn barber trade. new
system anyone can learn. Only Few weeks
required. Wages after FIRST month. Steady
position guaranteed graduates. Write for
free catalogue MOLEES BARBER COL
LEGE. 2Ol Bow cry. New York city. jas-st
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Bi-EEfs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
jefferson sts- Phone i. 1913.
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ALEXANDRIA. IA.
r. IL. CAEEE e. co. COS King ST.
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sHORTHAND-Comp course in syllable
system IN $50 hours, So including typeWrit-
ing; positions guaranteed. STENOGRAPHlC
ACADEMY. Colorado Building. oczL-ti
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CHEVY CHASE ND.
]. 4. SONNEMAN. liz.
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If YOU WANT 20 prepare for a position IN
the Census Office address BOX 80, Times 7s-
fee Il
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The Washington Times makes
special cash-in-adVance rates for
Classified Advertising.
CLASS A
'a "a Vi Haaa sAlaa 4
sntE
CLASS B

Three times within one weeK q CENTS q
line Z times. ConsecudyeIy. 50 cent a !ins-
Minimum space. 3 lines.
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS.

NEW JERSEY AVE. wv, l7I7-Three un-
furnished rromsi bath heat, gas, light house.
keeping. Si4 u