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SPECIAL NOTICE
TO
CENTER MARKET PATRONS
CENTER MARKET,
March 3 and 4, 1909.
Inauguration Market.
Important to Patrons.

The inaugural committee having ordered
Lnal pennsylvania avenue viii on next Thurs
day, March 4 1899 be roped on at a m
sharp. and as no one viii thereafter be Per
mltted TO cross 10 Center Market the fol
lowing have been fXed as the
SPECLAL HOURS OF INAUGURATION
hARKE~
On wednesday, March 3 rom a IN 90
~ p. m On Thursday, " .rch 4 from 3
a. N. TO 10 n m. when {. 1ter Market will
90 closed Tor remainder OF the DAY. Market
VIII be open Friday and saturday as usual.
10 meet the above conditions patrons Of
Center Market are earnestly advised as fsr
as possible. 10 EITHER Id THEIR MAR
kETING ON WEDNESDAY or AT An
UNUSUALLY EARLY HOUR on THURS
DAY.
THE CENTER MARKET CAFE 7th g.
wing. has been mOdeTniZed and refurnlshed
High-srade meals AZ low prices at all hours
lake the elevator, southeast corner
THE LADIES WAITING ROOM IN center
OF the . St wing, "A good meeting place. Tel
epuoNe service and other conveniences FOR
parties there waiting for friends.
p s. SMITH, Clerk
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PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. Wash
tnSton, D. c, February p, 1903. Sealed pro
pOsals, in duplicate, for furnishing supplies
and services TO this Department and officers
IN sreuuder IN the District % Columbia, anu
To- the Civil Service Commission, during the
fiscal year ending June 90 1910 will be re-
ceiYed until clock p. m..- Monday, April
u, 1909. when they will b opened IN the
presence OF bidders who may be present
The proposals viii be addressed as foiiORs
70 The Secretary Of the Interior, Cd for sta
tiOneTy; - for miscellaneous supplies, n
Guiding furniture, carpets, plumbers am
electrical supplies; CD for washing towels; g.
Tor removing ashes and debris 90 for ths
purchase OF waste paper: 90 70 The Director
Instruments. laboratory apparatus. chemicals
electrical supplies, hardware, building ma
teriaI, etc, % 70 The Superintendent OF the
Capitol Building and Grounds, for laboratory
apparatus, chemicals. electrical supplies
hardware, building material, etc; (S} to The
President Of the Howard University, fo-
laboratory apparatus chemicals, hardware
building material. etc; 80 % The SuperfD-
tendent OF the Government Hospital FOR the
drugs. chemicals, paints. sis. hardE are-
lumber. ETC. C0) to The sur eOr-in-CShisf o
the F'ree6nen's Hospital, FOR meats, grocer
les. dry goods. shoes, drugs, chemicals.
paints, oils, hardware. lumber etc. Pro
poSaIs must be made out forms hIrSished
bv the Department, which viii be suDnitsd
on application 20 the respective Offices a00H =
named. such applications must designate the
classes OF supplies upon which the bidders
propose % quote prices. The acceptance o.
bids and award Of contracts viii be subJec-
70 an appropriation by Congress 70 meet the
expenses JAMES RUDOLPH GARFIELD.
Enh2-lO SeCretsrg-
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BRANCH OFFICES
NORTHWEST.


NEW YORK AVE. PHARMACY, New York
ave. and n. Cap ST.
CHAS c. HORNUNG, Christfani Pharmacy
sw- cor. 18th and NJ SITS. Phone N 2e9s
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ave.
Phone NJ 1870.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. uth and Park
road Phone c. 1851
l. 7. TAYLOE. cor 9th and SITS. Phone
r. A VEITCH, 10Th and NJ SITS. Phone N 7r7
~. V. PATTIE, 1879 Georgia ave Col 2sos
MALTBY'S PHARMACY, 1867 Calvert ST
C. 2Ss1
MATTTNGLYs PHARMACY. 18th and I.
Phone N 2026-
II. 7. BUTTS PHARMACY ztb 81 an.
Massachusetts ave. Phone NJ 4Ofg
YkRNOLD. 3+O1 14th st. Phene Col SS71
QUIGLEYS PHARMACY, 2Ist and {; sts
Phone W 65S-
r. D. HOWARD. 18th ana ". Phone n qger
GOLDENBERG' S, 9Th and x SITS. Phone NJ
e. KANN. SONS & CO. sth and Market
space Phone NJ. 700.
GREENE'S CAPITAL A d TTSTNy n
AGENCY, 1145 18th st. Phone n. 32O3- ~ V
S. L. McMICHAEL, Cigar Store, I4th and p
Phone N $3.50.
!. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 7th ST Fbo5,
Island ave and r st Phone N 2f0I
eESSFORD'S PHARMACY. 9Th and L SITS.
s. N. WAGNER & CO.. LIST and H. Phone
N. McNULTY & SON. Cigars & Tob,o,,
1895 Isth St Phone North 24Z7
PAUL, PEARSON 18th St and FIorf5. ~.
N W. Phone \. 5i07.
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RICE IS IMP ROYED,
CREWS IN PRACTICE

NEW YORK, March when the
Columbia crews reported for practice.
James G. Rice, the coach. was again
absent, and the work OF coaching the
men fell TO Captain CerusSi.
Rice has been i'll for a week, with a
severe attack of the grip. accompanied
with tonsilitis. During all Of last week
he was unable to leave his bed, but he
was lit. better yesterday, and it is
expected Chat re viii be able to take
charge of the men within day or two
Just as soon as he returns 10 his
duties ii is expected that the crews will
begin training on the Hudson. There is
a little ice coming down the river, but
The prevailing winds keep most of it
on the New York shore, away from the
course Rice has selected along the foot
OF the Palisades.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED good cooks and waters; no
others need apply tLAIth'S HoTELr III
6th ST. \. ". u
WANTED so boys. over "a years. immedi-
atcly. TO sell salted peanuts, big money
made. 5li Sth So. n F. NM
WANTED small white boy. 10 years Of age,
To- run errands- Apply JULIUS GAitFIN Il
LIE d co. 90 18th ST y w. ma--SL
WANTED-NIcu and boys TO sell Taft souve-
Mrs 90 inaugural visitors, something new;
small cost. good profit. THE LETTER
SHOP. 709 Metropolitan Bark Building, OPP
posite Treasury ~
WANTED AGENTS 90 sell household goods;
good proposition. Cali between & and D.
M. 65I New York ave y w mhl-5t-
VVANTED-5O men OF neat appearance 10 sell
- famous c. * s. Popcorn Crispettcs on
inauguration, our goods are delicious and re-
reatcrs. thus enabling YOU TO make large
sales and big money. GAFF-SAN\Ek CO.
Makers. $40 10Th St y W mhl-3tt
VANTED-Tnrcs uustIers to sell sausage
sandwiches and chile con Carnc; can earn
$40 Ter day Apply 1000 y ST \ W mh--tf
YVANTED-5U0 men 10 sell the orHGaI pro-
gram for the Taft Inaugural Exercises THE
WASHINGTON NEWS CO. @l3 9th ST. y.
W fe25-7t
YOUNG MAN with some experience in feed
ing lob printing press. steady employment,
good wages. Apply 20 \ st. $. W. 1h--3i
YOUNG MAN as assistant bookIzcepe-; bust
ness high school graduate preferred EON
SOS Times office f02S-at"
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

-0c- PROF CL,y sc
Palmist. CIairvoy ant, Gard Readings. . cents
Prof Clay can be consulted on an affairs
Love, COurtship. and Marriage
Gives truthful revelations on love affairs
family troubles. unhappy marriages Prof
Clay restores lost affections rsunites seua-
rated, settles lovers QuarreIs He can vim
the man or woman YOU love. Can make YOUR
husband or wife love you. Tells how 10
OvarpoWer your enemies. Gives fun secret
how 10 control and charm anyone Won love
or meet He cures all kinds OF mysterious
or unnatural sickness. Removes spells Gives
luck Iwenty-seveu years established All
business sacred and confidential F0urz DO
a. m 70 p. m Closed Sundays 1G4 North
Fairfax ST.. Alexandra. Va mh2-ete
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PERSONAL

WOULD LIKE TO MEET a plain working
woman Protestant Self-SUppOTLing unen-
numbered. who would except slight assistance
from good man. object matrimOny. BOX 500
Times office. fess-2ta
BRADFORD LETECTIVE Agency. Colo
rado Building; 18th and G.: expert iuvestiga-
ton. strictly confidential. fs1S-S0ts
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

PLAIN COOE-teo family Of two. chamber-
maids. laundry girls l615 nth ST y w. 1T
sALEsLAD1Es wanted at once. 2l7 Pa. ave.
=. w. IL
sALESwOMEN-Expe millinery. only
those with the best references as regards
ability and character need apply Apply
JULIUS GAI;FINKLE 81 co, 18th and r. SITS.
SKIRT HANDs-First-class mt KEEN.s. 1912
ORESs-Experienccd; one who can
Second floor mhl--t'
MATTRESSES WANTED Experienced. SO
week OLYMPIA CAFE 40 Pa ave. Is w
WAITRESS for dining room. 70s 18Th ST.
y w Wa---j
WAITRESS wanted for cafe; must be neat
Call 6aS % SO. y. ". Ice
WAITRESS-At once disuvashcr and scrub
woman GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL.
18th and New York ave. =. w. mhI--t-
AITRESSES-I6, none but experienced need
apply Either 467 or 495 Pa. ave. $40 yer
week nlhi-ot
NNNTED-yVhitc mangie girls COLUMBIA
LAUNDRY CO. 6S5 g. ST. y. w. mh1--t
WANTED collar girls also shirt press
girls- ELITE LAUNDRY co. -liI 18th ST.
\. w inject
WANTED-Womao 10 cook and DO general
Homework; no washing Apartment 81. the
CIinbCurno. 1850 Calvert ST. ~ W. mh--%t
" ANTED-Apprentice girls ana experienced
skirt hands AT once. FASTEENAI<, 1-2s-30
18th st y w lt
" ANlTED-3 white MATTRESSES TO r ST. NV
WANTED-Refns-I white woman or girl as
companion 20 invalid. daily except sunday.
20 home nights CaA between Z and B p m
81 the NentOsa, cor. First and b SITS. y. w
WHITE MATTRESSES wanted ar once
ASTORIA CAFE. Sd and 81. y. W. II
WHITE GIRLS in laundry; cooks, general
hOusewo-kers chambermaids 1851 u ST NV.
wANTED-Finisher on pants. OMOHUN-
DRO. SIS i 81. n W Hnl-5t
wANTED-skirt and coat lands for Cur al
teTatioD department Apply II sit depart
ment. third floor Paiais Royal A LISNER-
mh1-3t
WANTEp-lo white girls for laundry work.
NATIONAL. LAUNDRY CO, North Capitol
and Pierce SITS. y. W, rear OF SiDlcy Hos
Pital. le5,-4t'
HELP WANTED-MALE.
BARBER-coIorcd; drst-cIass. BOWIE. 2m2
BARBER-At 7. n. AVERY. l73S Pa. ave
y. w. uh--2t~
BARBERs-Three. good; at once. 1905 Pa.
ave. y. W. mh2--tH
BARBERs-Two. coIored. RIGGS HOUSE.
At once. mh2-Itf
RARRER-CoIored. HOTEL NORMANDIE.
BARBER SHOP, Cor 18th and Eye y. W.
It.
BARBERS-Cood white; steady empIoyrn eut
Apply CLEMENS. 3Q32 NJ 81. mh1-St
BARBER-White- 500 North Capitol ST.
Frf
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GENERAL DEPOT OF the Ouartermastsr- :
Department. W. hingtOn. d c.. March D.
1000 sealed proposals. in tripIicate, will be
received at this Office until IL o'clock a "a.
Thursday April I. 1903. and then pubECIv
opened for furnishing and delivering fuel al
washington Barracks and Washington u
O. Forts NyeT and Hunt. Virginia. Fort
washington, Maryland, al the Arlington IA
ffl1aI Cemetery. Virginia. at Pumping Sta
zion RossIyn. Virginia. at Richmond. Blacks
burg and Fork Union Virginia, Charlotte
NSorfh Carolina, and Annapolis. NfarvianS
FOR Mineral OIL at Washington Barracks ant
washington. d c.. Forts Myer and Hunr
Virginia. and Fort Washington. Maryizn7
FOR Gasoline AT Fort Myer Virginia Also
for miscellaneous Job Printing .removinE
ashes. refuse matter. furnishing ice
laundering towels. and shOeing anirna Is
in Washington. u. c.. during the dsCaf
wear commencing July 1. 1900 Blank forms
and instructions Tor making proposals ard
further information viii be furnished intent
ing bidders upon appl icstion 20 this Office NJ
GRAY ZALTNSkI. Major and Quarter ls stsr
I. ). A., in charge OF Depot. mh1, 2.3.4e9.30
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OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
MASTER. Washington, IakOua Sub-StatiOl-
.. @, March / 1909 Sealed proposals i1
rripIicate, subject 20 the usual conditions.
viii be received here until l. o'clock noon.
March 81. 1903. and then Opensd. for the
construction including plumbing, heating
electric wiring and electric lighting fixtures
OF two single sets Officers Quarters enc
Hospital Corps Barrack. one StorehOuse cne
the Walter Reed army General Hospira.
washington, d. c. Plans, specihcatiors.
blank proposals and further information fur
nished on application. A deposit or $50 % -
quired for plans and specifications: 6epos &c
viii be returned TO bidder on return Of plans
and Specifications here L s reserves right
mart thereof. Proposals to be marked Pro
DossIs for Public Buildings al Walter Rec
Army General Hospital Washington, D. c.
and addressed 10 II l. PeILuS- COnstructiue
CuarteruasJer- mhL2S.E.2S.5o
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ORIENTAL ODDITIES

THE PAGODA,' 1924 Connecticut ave. We
are Offering for inaugural week hand EN-
broidered lawn waists imported from YokO-
hama at $ each Splendid values Es11-S0t
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NORTHEAST

McCHEsNEY * JOACHIM. cEs. % and 2.
cts. Phone l. 80.
LADDON PHARMACY, 100 Flsrlda av.
Phone l. 1s45.
KRAUsS' PHARMACY. cor. sth and X a.,
Phone L. 1921.
BENZ. 7, LANHAM. 18th and E. Cap. sts
Phone L 102.
CHAs II. BLUMER, n. Cap and R ST,
MccHEsNEY & JOACHIM sth and F st,
Phone j. 27e2 -
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SPIRITUALISM.

MRS. WHITE holds seances every Sunday
and Friday nights at p m; also VVedDes-
day afternoon at O'Clock; private Interview
daily 1916 G St N W. ID floor. German
spoken de20-1. tn. fT-tf
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SOUTHEAST

4. (. POWELL, 4th and East Capitol s,s
Phone l. ll50.
a. 3. BURROWS llth and Pa. ave phc,e
l. I11S.
ROACH DRUG CO. sth and c sts. Phone I,
p. P. WELLER. cor. sth and I. Phone W
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GOT-THN.EE g

EDL 7.
V. HUGO EISENBElSS, 7tn and 2 SITS
Phone 81. 500
MCDONALD. J W. "a and L Phone II
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ANACOSTIA
BURYS PHARMACY, corner Monroe An
Jefferson ats. Phone L 1913.
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GEORGETOWN
= 2. WELLER, Pharmacy. 1884 u St ~ "
Phone L. 1903.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

WHAT'S THE USE OF delaying the needed
repairs to your steam or hot water boilers
Phone US tho order and have IL attended 70
without delay. Large force Of competent men
always available. Prices moderate. WILL
LIAM COMRADES CO. 1923 Ith St n. w.
PhORs Aata sEs9, ta2s-tu IN, sa II
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TABLE BOARD.
THE VERMONT

Elegant limo table board So a month All
ue sons foods served and well cooked
ZIG .mOnt ave. y. W. fe2G-7t
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Apply 70 MR. SAWYER at 221 3 ST. s.
$ W. g d. m. TO p. m, March 90
and 1th. mh2-2t
BOYs-Two: to demonstrates ink pencils.
STOTTS DRUG STORE. so Pa. ave. under
National Hotel Apply after 8. II
BOYS wanted 10 serve sandwiches. sLO0 Sc
curity, easy TO make 500 20 5000 day APP
ply Wed noon and Thurs morning. 21S 80
BOY-CoIored. about Is years Old TO drive
grocery wagon IJ5 Morton ST. n w
ROY-Colored with wheel for store, refer
ences required r. ROSE. NIB r ST. ". w.
mh1-2t'
BOYS with wheels; good pay. DIME MES
SENGER SERVICE. 75S 18th st. y. W.
ja-3-ra. Ia. ". tn. fritz
CoATALAKER-First-eIass. can at once.
1902 6 81. \. W mhl-3t
COAT MAKER-FIrst-olass an around man
al once. KELLY d CO. 1-S 18th y W
Ie-o-..
COAT MAKER; hrst-cIass. GILBERTs, go
r 81. n w. Iez4-tL
CLEANER and presser. sIl2 18th st. y. W.
COOK. Apply RADY's CAFE. SOS Pa. ave.
COOKS. walters. counter men. pantry men.
buss boy. sCullI0us, Clshwlshers, at once
FISHERS AGENCY. 4is 10Th So. y. vs..
1--- -
RIsHwAsHERs-Two; oolore4 s-2 E St
\. W nh2-2J-
DIsHWAsHER. Apply RADT's CAFE. GO
d ave ~ W. ~
GROCERY CLERK and meat cutter FIRST
class. Apply at once. -l2 f'a ST. f. ~
GHA1-Zt
GET ~ LINE for good paying position;
our course IS thorough and practical, easy
r.sv-roents AUTOMOBILES COLLEGE OE
WASHINGTON. The Place to Learn 1923
18Th st y ". jal9-tf
HARNESS MAKER man willing 10 assist
IN general work about wagon shop Apply
INAUGURATION DAY SPECIALITY
WANTED-CapabIe street men 90 han
die speciality on March 4th. Big OPP
yJrtuuity 10 make sales. Extensive
advertising in all the leading news
papers through the country FOR four
days preceding March 9Th. VIII create
public interest in ROOSEVELT
applv 90 Mr.. SAWYER. 81 B ST. g.
w. d. ma 70 g p. m.. March 20 ami
3d. ma----
JAEITCR. stableman. butler. dishwaslers.
p0rtsrs, ss5. e belmen 80. -st3 -ith ST. ~
y ~
LNFORERs-Rcp al stree, s..eeplug
stable. 'sl% ~ ,ap- ana - 4s. ana -' ana
-. ra ..--
49, = - - -
-' 10y ~. l' s,, - r y"
o.. r.rr-ar
- --------7 ------ ---- 49, ----
-.-.r-,-r--..-z------ ~ r-.. ..... ~ fr- rr.
- 49, I----l--- - -
Me- "o, le- Hi'-'--t. e-"- l'1"y .D-
-,nlt- ~ o. "a. 49, -
Ml-N ~ -.--.ti.-' $500 70 go ~.
l." ne -'' -.,-.,-r go No.
. eteal| b'Niet'A sh-l-i-i-.--t -D'7 i-t,-4-f-'
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS

VI wv L 1UIACs I Y ElOIJA L.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS
A ST. $. E. 6.l-Tvo nicely furnished rooms:
Hght housekeeping. also rooms for transients-
mh1-gt'
ANY ONE willing to share a Double bed with
another In fine apartment mouse can have
exclusive right 20 apartment Tor SO per
Nluhih- Answer at once. no. coo. Times
office mhl-2t
Q ST Y. T.. I2S7-Ftlrnisaed rooms for in
ausuFatlon week. 500 per night; cars from
---1L slatlon pass the door mh---t'
c ST. y. W. 2z5-F,urnfshed rooms for in
aIEuItil-h visitors mh1-5t-
D ST, :. h. 5ls-Nicely furnished second
story 'front.' room; easy terms mhl-3ta
F ST y. W. 5ll-Near Pension ONCE. com
I3I5aoIt Accommodations Tor visitors: > large
and ? small rooms. mhl-3ts
FOR RENT-Inaugu-ation vveek-Fl,--.ished
room. suitable Tor two people. wiz rent TO
permanent tenant also. Call after 60 ID. III.
LL-l tth ST, third floor. l-'2-2t
FOR RENT-Iuauguration week; private
family: four large rooms, furnished. two
ideal accommodations 21I ST. y. r. 1t
c. ST. y. W, 4al-rwo furnished front rooms
-o- inaugural guests. mh--StT
g ST. y. w. 1905. FLAT 3-Furnished room,
convenient for lady in Office. fezS-3t'
9 ST y w. l1l3-Furnished rooms with or
without board, 81 per day. at Berwyn Nd.
Al Information at Flat l. mhl-2t"
GALES ST. y. e. I50s-Tvo rooms for IN
auSuration; near White House station. Phone
Lincoln 1923 mhl-3t
HARVARD ST. y. W. 1372-ReasonabIe. de-
lightJi location; southern room three car
lines, private family mh2-3."
rooms. with running water; center OF city.
EYE ST. y. W. C3J-Large parI0r room: good
board. for two or crowd, for Inauguration.
mhl-3t
h ST. y. W. l6e-l OF rooms opposite
Convention Hall, for Inauguration week A.
VAN NESS. mh2-2t'
n ST, To-CIean furnished rom for couple
Of inaugural guests: reasonable. mh2-zt'
X ST y. W. lsZo-Furnfshed rooms. heat
and gas. re2S-atv
MARYLAND AVE. 115-Near Capitol ana
Union Station. Inauguration visitors accom-
nodatedi cheap rates. clean. warm rooms
and Cath. Phone 49, mh2-5t-
n ST. ). w. Ssi-Furnishcd rooms for in
augural visitors; can accommodate 6 gentle
men; take 9Th ST. car going south.
ND. AVE. y. 2, l2f2-TWO large bright dou-
bic rooms; bath, ten minutes % Capitol,
near car Hne, one dollar a night. mhl-1t'
NEW YORK AVE. n W., 9l5-Iarge rooms
facing south; good beds; reasonable. rrh2-3t-
O ST y w 621 Inaugural yisit0rs- tgg0
furnished front rooms. viii accCr ,-IOdate
men; hot and cold water breakfast IF de
sired nhI-2t
RHODE ISLAND AVE \ w 150g-TeD
rooms to rent for the Inauguration; reason
ROOMS FOR RENT for I1aTg77-51io7- an
dows Tor viewing, parade. 1725 Pa, ave, y. W.
- -
W. Etsi ~ 54s- ,a win find IL eonyePent 70
accommodate YOU WASH INFOEWATTOT
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STORAGE

-.- rier load. UNITED STATES STORAGE
co. 1892 9th 81. n. W. Phone Main AZ.
la9-tf
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BIG HIT FOR STREET MEN.
Az Inauguration Day Specially being
extensively advertised In all the lead
ing papers throughout the country for
four days preceding March 18th Public
interest in this specially. "ROOSE-
WELT" viii be keen. Don't miss IT,
Apply 70 Mr.. SAWYER at 221 3 St 3.
& W. 9 d. m. TO e p. M, March 90
and 4th. mh--2t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
H L. CARNE & CO.. zoe King 81
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HELP WANTED-Male and Female.

BOYS AND GIRLS wanted by s.
Nanu. Sons & Co. We require
the services of a number % bright
boys and girls Is years OF age aud
over for positions as bundle wrap
pers. promotions 90 those who de-
serve them. permanent position
apply Immediately. mh---L
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APPRENTICE girls % learn hiEh-class dress
cutting, dressmaking. designing and nuIiu-
cry good positions guaranteed 10 ladies OF
ability after learning you can learn IN two
eeks a. the NEW YORK ACADEMY OF
DESIGNING. 1870 O 81 Come this week
g..
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Three times within one week "a cents a
Hbe; times, consecutively. so cents a line.
Minimum space. lines.
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APPRENTICE 20 learn pants making. wages
paid u right party. young girl that knows
how TO sew well. J. L. CANNON SIS 10Th
~. y. W feZs-3ts
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CHEVY CHASE MD.
= 4 SONNEMAN
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CLASS B

y times. 10 cents a hne-minimurn lines
Personals. ID cents line any number OF
times.
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INAUGURATION DAY SPECIALLY.
WANTED-CaDable street men 90 han
die d speciality on March 4tn. Big OPP
yJrtuuity 10 make sales Extensive
advertising in all the leading news
papers through the country for four
days preceding March 9Th. VIII create
Apply 90 Mr.. SAWYER. 81 H ST. r.
w a. m- 70 g p. m.. March -1 ami
3d. ma---t
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WE ALSO FURNISH practically trained
chauffeurs- THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE
OF WASHINGTON lS22 18th ST. NV ''Ths
Place TO Lear taI9-te
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4 YOUNG WOMAN for general housc.ygrt
no chamber work: must be good cook. Ca
= 1912 q 81 n W IA.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALR
SITUATIONS wANTED--FEMALE

WANTED position for general Homework
in small family. good reference given, white.
Address 1922 18th St y W It.
GIRL wants place 70 do light homework;
small family. 5o35z zGth ST. n. ". II
NEANTED-By colored girl, place as cham
armaid. nurse. or light h0useworS- 616 u
ST. y. w II
WANTED-washing to take home hrst-cIass.
1919 18th -. y. W IL
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

on ACCOUNT OF ia health I am compelled
70 sell my express business, consisting OF -
head Of horses and mares. two mares IN foaI:
also one last stallion. marked, 21Ik standard
ana registered also % sets Of single and
double harness and wagons; suit farmers or
any other business; 10 days trial; no reason
able offer refused. Inquire at SEQ z st. NV.
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A ST :. E, 62l-TBo nicely furnished rooms
Hght housekeeping. also rooms for transients
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CLASS B

One cent word each insertion. Minimum
charge. Is cents.
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.JAEITCR. stableman. butler. dishwaslers.
porters, ss5, bellmen s-s. ls55 l''h ST. N.
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WANTED good cooks and 8 waters;
others need apply. Clark HOTEL.
9Th ST. n W