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The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-08-05
BY Local Tin Workers Who
Tire of His Interference
with Them.

Charles II. Patterson. Of PITTS.
burg. got into fight Monday nigh
In the East End with party OF tin
mill workers and was badly beaten
up. This man CAME into Gown Sun
day, and, while he claimed TO be ;
glass worker and showed unior
card. he was in reality an emmaissarS
Of the American Sheet and TIL
Plate Company after strike breakers
to go to Its New Castle plant.
In order to make absolutely sure
that this was the case a half dozen
of the oldest employees of the tin
mill here hired out 10 him to 80 to
Now Castle. In this number was in
Guided one OF the foremen of the
mills here. Patterson arranged that
the men going from here were ia
get the guaranteed wages from $40
per day to IS and that they were to
be kept in the mill at New Castle,
hoard and lodging free, during the
strike. In addition 10 this the local
men made him call up on the tele-
phone David Il. Kyle. superintend-
emit of the New Castle plant. to
whom several of the local men talk
ed and had his assurance thas this
man Patterson was their accredited
representative and was down here
for the purpose of getting men and
that any arrangements he made
would be backed up by the COMPANY.
This condition of affairs 50 exercised
ed the local tin mill men, whose
tempers have been sorely tried by a
number of predecessors Patterson has
had, that they Immediately turned
In and gave him severe beating
and it probably would have been Ear
worse had 1t not been for the
prompt action of the local police de-
partment.
On last Saturday young fellow
from the Plttsimrg office II the
American Sheet & Tin Plate Com
pany by the name OF Atwater, app
preached some of the local men and
would have been subjected to the
same treatment as Patterson had II
not been for the intervention OF ono
of the officials OF the tin plate COM
pany. Atwaser was escorted to the
1890 car Saturday night and left
FOR Fairmont.
The localsmen some time ago gave
fair warning to the American Sheet
& Tin Plate Company that they
would not be interefercl with by any
of Its Representatives, and. OF they
rame down here they would do so 1T
their own peril. The trust ignored
this advice and knowing conditions
has continued 10 send men into
clarksburg without first advising
them of the circumstances against
which they were going up The To-
cal men ara not Interested in the
sncess of the American Sheet & Tin
Plate Company and its present er.
fort to reduce wages. which is the
cause of the strike. aud will not al.
low 1t TO interfere with The
Clarksburg operation in any way.
Patterson left the city on the Goo
o'clock train Tuesday morning. Hi.
injuries consisted of black eve and
a number of bruises. He said hi
wa sto get 81 head for all the men
he should take away.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-08-05

operated under agreements with the
miners union. The strike record for
the state was total of sol men
who were idle for an average IA
days each. Only four mines report
cd a suspension due to labor troub.
les.
The ten-hour day prevails in most
of the mines, 4o3, employing 1850
men. working ten hours a day in
1905: $50 mines, employing 1926
men. worked nine hours, ana 20
mines, employing 1,2lO men. WORK
ed eight hours,
Nest Virginia more than any 9th,
er coal producing state depends or
market conditions outside of he,
own borders for the disposition .
her coal product. The manufactur
Ing Industries of the state are com
Daratively unimportant when con
sidered in connection with tn
large md cheap supply of high-grad
fuel. Probably more than half )
West Virginia coal Is shipped ava
to support manufacturing industrie
of other states.
The coal mines OF West Virgini
in 1908 gave employment to $3.50
men, who worked an average of Is
das, as compared with 59.O2s mo
Of m average Of gao days in 1907
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.WIlrE AZ AINs tA1g ,

WHITE PLAINS, Aug. 3Dr.
Amos Blker. first assistant physl-
clan at the Matteawan state hospital,
was the FIRST witness at tho Thaw
sanity herring today
Or. Baker said he did not consider
the Opportunities he had to examine
Thaw sufficient to permit him to
perform a satisfactory conclusion
nevertheless his belief is that the
prisoner is now insane and that his
release would be 4 menace to pnb-
lie safety.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-08-05
STIFF SENTENCE
For Carrying a Razor is I'M
posed Upon Ode White
hair, of Nortllview.

Upon conviction of CARRYING razor
contrary 10 law, Ode Whitehair of the
Corona mining settlement nj North
yiew was sentenced 10 eight months
70 the county jail and to pay fine
Of $50 by Justice 6. H.. Gordon Tues
day forenoon. Thi;ehalr was prose-
entea At the ins.ance 81 Louis Yonisi,i.
= neighbor, Who sworc that he fuur-
ished q razor there last Friday and
threatened TO cut people.
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ANDERSON. s. C.. Aug. s-cal-
VII Harris, secretary and assistant
cashier OF the Orr Cotton Mills, was
arrested today charged with a
breach of trust. Expert accountants
going over the book Announces $780,
goo missing. Ell
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POSSE IN PURSUIT.

EVANSVILLE. o., Aug. s-Sher-
in Holden. Of Perry county. with
blooahonnds and a posse, is In pnr-
suit of Charles Atritt White, aged %.
w'llo is alleged to have attacked
Gertrude Thomas, aged 10, at juno
ton City last night.
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate
of George W. Shaw. deceased, or
have Claims against the estate of
,said decedent, must present them b.
fore me for settlement, Mt the resi-
ence OF said deceased. ON or l,efnre
the lot day of September. 1909.
AiARsEtIlA SHAW.
Administrator
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SYNOD TO MEET.

LA PORTE. Ind, Ang. ga con-
ycntlon Of tic Central District Mis-
slcnary Evangelical Return Synoc
viii open hero tomorrow and con-
TIME until Angust II. The district
embraces Ohio. Kentucky ana Infli-
ana. and has SG,STG mcmbers and
155 ministers.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-08-05

TOXIC. July News reached
here today of a terrible Hood in the
province of Chancltun. Manchuria.
and in the city of Kirin on tho river
Spngari. Ono thousand people were
durwned and seven thousand houses
submerged. ,n,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-08-05

blatIder Tcniedy, be-
cause Of its remark
able health restoring
properties. Swamp
Root fulflis alf-ost
every wish in over
coming rheumatism,
pain in The back, kid
iieys, liver, bladder
and cvc-y part oftl.e
urinary passage. II
fsrrrocfe ,-,f,;t;tr a.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-08-05

hold wateranl sce;ciing pain in passingit it,
or bad effects foilowiiigGsc ofiiquot, wine
or beer, and oyercoines that unpleasant
necessity of being coiui,cllcd 10 otter
through tic day, and 20 get up manly
times Slrring the night.
S@-..np-ISo cot IS not Recommended 10:
everytiiias but il you have kidney, liver
or bladder trouble. ii viii be found just
the remedy YOU need. 1t has been thor.
ouglily tested in private practice, and has
proved so successful that special ar
raugemeut hns been made by which all
readers OF til; paper. who hayc not al
ready tried it, may have sample bottle
seat free by mail, also . book telling
mere about Syainp-Eoot, and how to
findoutifyoullnye kid 81
ney bladder trouble. 6Ez.sIi ~; "a
When writing mention sssss:ss q ...ssss::
reading this generous ;.ssss 81
offer i'll this paper and y.
send Your address 60 sssss..ssSas..4sf y
DIR. Kilmcr & Co., iis:ss e..;1si5,. i.S...
Binghanton, N. Y. The regular fifty. cent
and one-dollar size bottles are sold by
all druggists. Don't make any mistake
hut remember the name, Swamp Root.
DIR. Kilmer's SwaT;p-Ro and the adj
'ssess, Binghanitor, II. y, on every h>.tle
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-08-05

HUNDANeE, France. Aug IA
'Maslrid newspaper received here
tplaces the handler OF killed at Bar
celena aariiig the rIoting last weel,
at 1000 and the wounded ut 1900.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-08-05

PERPIGNaN. France Aug. a.
Raairoad communication between. Bar
eeIona and Fort l'eu has been re-es-
,tablIshed.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1909-08-05

VIENNA, Aug. s-Don Jamie.
pretender to the Spanish throne. to-
day declares in an interyisw that he
has no intention OF interfering in the
present crisis. Should return 10
the head of thesarniy 1t would only.
de to restore order. This might
happen should the revoiutIonists
drive out King Aifoso or the welfare
Of the country reqrirtd it,"
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But Will Go to the Head Of
Army, if King is Driven
OFF Throne.
ALL is QUIET IN SPAIN
Except in a Few Localities
and Big Strike Does
Not Take Place.

MADRID, Aug. sTranquili,y
now reisns throughout Spain except
in certain Isolated localities OF Cata-
loilia according to the minister on
the Interior.
rho general outbreak at Madrid
and Biilboa announced yesterday fall
ed owing to precautionary measures
taken BY the authorities.
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DO You Get Up
With a Lame Backs
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable,

Almost everyone knows of d.. kiimer's
Swaiip-Root, the great kidney, liver and
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FINE SHOWING

Continued from page /,
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SEABOARD AIR LINE.
Ticket Office, 1921 Penn. Avenue.

AIlhCL VLIIDU5 II 7 NLLIt- ~ IUEs
Notice-FollOWing schedule not guaranteed
g:O5 A. NJ Daily-"FlOrida Fast Mail"
Through coaches and Pullman Sleepers 20
Savannah and Jacksonville Through slesD-
erg washington TO Hamlet. and Hamlet 70
Atlanta Dining cars.
FLORIDA Limited" solid electric lighted PuIf-
nan with sleepeus 20 Jacksonville, ST. Au-
gustine, Palm Beach, Miami, Knights Key.
Dining cars.
1888 p n. Daily-''Year Round Limited
Coaches and Pullman TO savannah, Jackson
Vile, Tampa, Atlanta Birmingham Aem-
phis Dining cars
r. II. sTANsELL, District Passenger Agent
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NOTE: Published only as information and
not guaranteed.
400 p Nc. & O. Limited Daily. Fast yea
tibuIe train. Pullman sleepers to Lexington
Louisville, Cincinnati indianapolis. Chicago
Springs. Pullman Car Louisville to Men
mis- and New Orleans. Dinag Cars q h
carte service
no p NJ F. Y. LIMITED Dsu7
Solid vestI0ule train Pullman sleepers r.
Cincinnati Lexington and LogisviTIa
Compartment sleeping car to Virginia H5f
Crrfazs week days. Dining cars a fs co.
service Pullman scepers Cincinnati 81
Chicago and ST. Louis, and Louisville Il
Memphis. Nashville and New Orleans
y,heea u.aaza and Ohio offices. 5Ig p=u7s-e-
7ysuia ave- 1893 i st. and New Union So
ZION Telephone Main 1905 or 210s Tor 49,
cts. baggage checks. reservations and tgxi-
cab. deH-tg
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TRUSTEES SALE.
,uBLLc SAID o. MA-EHLL-A WIN

PUBLIC SALE OF WAIERLICK WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL
E5v virtue OF "a certain deed az trust record
ID iu Deed Book $50. IL az page $50 ar the
Clerks Office Of Warren County Virginia.
default having been made Ll lHe Payment Of
tho debts and taxes therein secured. we VlI
pursuant % the terms oE said trust ll SAT-
urIaV. February Cd L1-a. an DO O'Clock 81. H..
IN front 0f the Court House door af I.rau-
Royal Warren County Virginia. offer for
containing about IH acres known as L--
Eaterllel White sulphur springs Hotel Sit
uat61 g. the Fork Ea giateFIaI District %
warren county Virginia. With b4--allEs
thereon.
TERMS. For cash as 90 So much Of t.-
90 pay Jle costs VI sale. tll taxes due and
payable upon said property. estimated % be-
about SOD, and % pay ala-rUlTI II The
amount then due and payable upon debts
aggregate hasaaa N-ll accrued Interest there
Ou. and the residue ul said purchase rluue.
shall bl made payable Iu three equal INSTALL
meuts, falling due tl p Q. and three years
respectively. from date gt sale. the deferred
Payments 10 Be evidenced Uy the bonds OF
stead exemption bearing interest az the rate
OF 6Er per auulU from date, EaEaaIa srsHf-
annually. and secured lg a. deed ~ +-.rar
upon the property sold and a fire Insurance
policy upon the buildings 300 such SUM
aud company as Tie undersigned frgs-
rees may direct. IL for amy reason SAID
saIe 81 not made ar above time and place b
win Doe adjourned until Friday February Is
1909 when said property viii again Doe offered
FOR sale at the same time ana place and ulgr
tne same terms
EMMETT sEATOE. Trustes.
W T.. D.FLaEIEEIE Trustee
For further Information apply 10 ia MICS
s. FRASER. Kendall Building l4lI-glt
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RAILROADS.

oALIImOkE AND OHIO r. r.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST, NEW YORK
800 a. m.-Dlner. Pullman Parlor.
f8.00 a, M.-DBservatsOH Farl0r. 5-aour Train
$500 a. m.-Dincr and Pullman FarIor Car.
fIl:0 a. m.-Diner and Pullman ParIor Car.
$500 y, m.-Diusr and Pullman Parlor Car.
3 90 p. M Royal Limited All PuIlmans.
Five-hour.
400 p m.-Cosches to Philadelphia
800 p. m.-Diner and Pullman Pariof.
% 90 p. m--CoaChes TO PHILADELPHIA
sI2.I5 u. T.-sleepsrs 10 New York
s2-b2 a. m---slseDers 10 Philadelphia and New
ATLANFIc CITY. 7:Oo. 's:oo, tl1:oa a. H..
'''' 10 BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week Days ! a. N. TO II p. M
-3.52 f5.00. 1880. 100 "7.20 1900 $3.50 600
f9 30, fl0.o0. sIl.O0 a. m. sI2.O0 noon. fi2.65.
$500 MS. f2:09. '3:oO 1890, $50 f4.08
f4:45. 500, f5.03, $500 is 800 $50 h 90 $500
zoo. 1000. 1903 s11.00! s12:15 y. 7.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, s1s22, $50 p N,
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. $40 a. M, '4:o5 ?. m, 1910 night.
PITTsBURG. 's:1o a. m. '1:z2. "s;1O p. m,
CLEVELAND. '8:lO ?. m.
COLUMBUS, % 80 p. m.
WHEELING. e9:10 q. m. 8: 30 .. m
WINCHESTER. 1910 a. m. t4,05, f5;G0 pm.
FREDERICK. 1870. 1870. 1913 A. M MA
HAGERsTowN. 1910 a. m, $500 p. m.
ANNAPOLIS. $50 1900 a. m. f1z:05 noon.
20, 800, Is 80. and 1880 2. m.
DAILY Except sunday. tsunday only.
TELEPHONES at all Of the following
Ticket Offices: 1917 G St Tel. Main 1891; go
Station Ticket OfiCe. Main 1885, Information
Bureau, Main 1880. noZ2-f
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HISTOLOGY

MR. u. MILLION. scientific astrologer. gIa
Eye O a. NV Hor0ry asroiogy, yearly
horoscope, uativitles. 81. Information given
on any subject. Horoscopes erected by means
Of spherical JrigonOmetry. Main e. DELFT
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TIE ELECTRIC LlNEU

Electric n. lace cars from White House stst,,z
lFrTF~TE.F NTH AND II SITS. NORTHEAST
FOR BsItiruore-5-3y aud every hair h5ur
from G.g9 a. m. 20 1880 D H.. and $50 go
I0.sl and lI-55 p. m
FOR AutapolIs--lyery hour from go a IA
10 ESQ o. M ana $50 and Il-55 p. IN
Fares. One way. Round trim
To Baltimore. ss.....s-.. Zoe EIR
Ts Annapolis and u. s.
Naval Academy. .-.--... Zoe 81
All I'd st. cars ran direct 10 White EJ0usa
Station.
Ticket Once az 18th and ~. 2. ave N "
and al White House Station. 10Th and II sis
NJ y. Telephone NJ, 1915. Oc5-tf
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PROPOSALS.

BIDS FgE THE ERECTION or 10000 EItT
boxes more ar less IpT use ai fHe inaugural
nau uI The Committee Uu Comfort al the
Ball az inaugural HaalgI fGa Es# VIII
lard. until Saturday, January 80 at u m.
boxes 90 ne ID inches nigh. la Inches H4aa.
and D. inches deep. built fl sections ri d
boxes high and d. long. ar such other length
as Che shape gt t.la rooms may require. front.
.LatAs WORK NJ erection te commence Friday.
Heb. -t. afra. $3.50 o'clock b. DID,. ami COM
Dlored bg q O'Clock -. la-r March .. and t5 Doc
removed Dog "a. 3D.. SUNDAY. March q.
THE committee reserves The right 10 reject
alg or all bids. A bond may be required
or fHe successful bidder BIDS a#G also Doe
received al rl. same time and place FOR the
construction al au entrance % the pension
agency. fHf turlEer Information apply o.
JAMES D.. BELL. station a.. West Washing
OFFICE or CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
MASTER lal.s.-a eaa--latluU. washington.
~. o.. JaulaT. o. 1909 Sealed proposals. Il
IlpIleat.. subject tl fal usual conditions.
win boz received here uu-u j. O'Clock. noon
opened. f1r installing door ANA window
screens and awnings az ru. walter Reed
Amy General lt@-r.taI Washington. u. a..
Specifications. BLANK proposals and further
Information furnished YU application q -
reserves rllht 20 accept Dl reject any rr sEl
bids sr ans part thereof pr.rgasf. n. b..
marked Proposals for Door and VEfrfu..
screens ana Awnings and addressed fs IL
J.. PEIIJs. Constructing gaarte.ruaster
4a-..-a. -l.-- -
PROPOSALS VIII be- received al laa Bureau
of supplies and Accounts Navy Department.
WasEiust1l. ID. g.. until Boo O'Clock b..
February - 1909. AMI publicly opened inns
m-diafsiy thereafter. f5 furnish ar the navy
ward. Washington. ID. o.. etc.. ouaul|fg
OF naval supplies as follows Sch sg.. Twist
drills leather betting feed pumps conner
brass. maEussia pipe covering. lard oH wire
rope.--ch. 500 German silver steel ADnl-
cations for proposals should designate tho
Ef-HeIuIes desired bE number Blank pro-
uaesls Wfii De- furnished upon application 10
fhe Bureau. II p. ROGERS. Pasluaslev-
General l.. S. N. la-lz1
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BAUM, sl2 PA AVE N Won THE
WRONG SIDE, BUT THE RIGHT SIDE
FOR RIGHT GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES;
l9wo COTS. MATTRESSES BLANKETS,
PILLOWS, BEDSTEADS TABLES. CHAIRS,
QUILTS &C. FOR RENT. SEE OUR
GOODS AND BE con WINGED WHERE TO
PLACE YOUR ORDER AT LOWEST
FRItS- BAUM 3. 80 PA. AVE, ON THE
WRONG SIDE. ja2i-80t
GRANDSTAND seats on Pennsylvania ave.
FOR sale after January -. Diagram shown 10
all Write. TICKETS. Times office. jaZz-I
A PARTY Of four adults desire rooms and
board from February % Address ADULT,
Times Office. ja22-tf
FOR RENT-WiudoWs ana rooms TO view
the inaugural parade GRACE NJ. THOMAS,
5O0 Corcoran Bldg. Ja2O-lE
INAUGURATION ROOM directory; list your
room for 15C. circulation, 10 o0J copies out
February 18th, remit, February IS 299 ST.
~ T. Ja-7-lt
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS
For Trsnsieuts viii BE Found At
THE VERMONT
Near Thomas CirCle) lilo Vermont avenue.
Under new management. Rooms wiz board
or table board alone 1ai-3Ut
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B.-FoIIowIng schedule figures published
onfv as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, mlngham, Mobile, New
Orleans. Asheville. Chattanooga, Memphis.
g-6l a m. and 1875 70. m. daily
For Roanoke Knoxville, Chattan0ora
Memphis. New Orleans, 1910 p. IN.
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta, Aiken
Savannah Jacksonville, and Florida points
40 p. ia. daily
L. S. BROWN. General Agent.
ae6-eEmo-tf
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NOE-MEDICAL HEALING.

THE WASHINGTON REMEDIAL and ny
GENIC INSTITUTE and SANTiARIUM- We
make a SPECIALITY Of and can CURE 10
COMOTOR-ATAyIA r n L u 81 A II 1 = NJ,
DISEASE, PARALYSIS AL
AIENTS of the URINARY, DIGESTIVE and
NERVOUS SYSTEM WITHOUT MEDICINE
after all OTHER METHODS have failed
Let us show YOU how WE MAKE GOOD.
CONSULTATION FREE PROF. H. n u.
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once 1922 Ninth Street N w Hours, 10 20
g. Sundays, 80 20 4. and by appointment.
Consultation and treatment at our home if
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

acres; suitable Tor colgred pie1lchiuE grounds.
picturesque. b cent care. Apply 525 18Th ST.
a. W. iaz5-ff
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F0R SALE-APARTMENrs.
APARTNTFNTS

FOR SALE
NEW; FOUR STORIES, AND SIX
APARTMENTS
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS; HOT
WATER HEAT. CONVENIENT TO CARS,
ALWAYS RENTED. EOR FURTHER PAR
TlCJLARS CALL AT OFFICE.
A. S. CAYWOOD, 933 9th st. n. w.
Fa2T-5t
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NINE RAY Washiugton's OLD reliable palm
fst aud>card reader consult this born medi-
um ou business. love. changes. speculatious.
Parlors 48l Eye 90. uW. Open Sundays.
fsgf-fF
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WORKINGMEN'S WINS.

do YOU ever sit down @ld
think how your hard-eaEHsd money is spent
Why not save a s. note By calling on us
and buy slightly used tailor-made suits at
So 50 to $500. or warm OverCOats at $500 to
81. 90. one price only JUSTH'S OLD STAND.
F1g ID st s. W. II
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WOOD, CoAL AND COKE

A BROWNING, LINCOLN AVE. AND
SEATON PLACE. n. j.. Broken or furnace
coal per ton $685. white ash. egg. stove
and chestnut S5.lIs pea coal. $500 Phone n.
1881 Iag5-tr
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WINDOW CLEANING.

7 CAN KEEP your windows clean cheaper.
quicker and easier than you can. / know
how. ICON J.. CALHOO<. Acme Window
Cleaning Co, zoos + nv. Main 1853. Ja2-y.t
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AUTO COLLEGES.

VIZ ALSO FURNISH prscGGsIIT trained
ChaufCuEs- TILE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE
OF WASHINGTON. 1873 18tl 81. uH. "Iba
Place 10 Learn" 5aIs-tE
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LAUNDRY.


VIRGINIA LAUNDRY co.
Naval Lodge Building. $50 Pa. Ave. $ r.
CHaS. ID. HARDAWAY Mahager
Laundry work or every description All work
guaranteed. shirts 10 and Igc "a .b Coflsrg
AID cuns 2e each Phone Lincoln IT,
la24-Su, I'm, th-tf
METROPOLITAN HAND LAUNDRY
PHONE II. 74IL 5I9 9TH ST NV. col
LARS &C. PLAIN SHIRTS IBg vVDpE-
CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. fs.s-IF
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