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Barbour County index., 1910-01-19
WITH THE BOHEMIANS.

The Poet-Just avoided a serious &C
cident, old chap. While the wind storm
was raging the fence blew down and 1
had to dodge billboard.
The Artist-You are lucky, my
friend. In few hours I'll have to
dodge a boardbill.
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Important to Mothers.
Just the Place.

Save me, save mel" shouted a man
dashing into the first open doorway
They're coming to kill me-"
"H-m-m-m!" calmly remarked the
proprietor. You've picked out a good
place fer 'em to do it. This is an un-
dertakin' establishment"
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Real Art.
Smiths a born liar

Smiths a born liar
Jones has him skinned. He learned
his lying at college, and scorns the
crude, natural methods. Exchange.
A noble life, crowned with heroic
death, rises above and outlives the
pride and pomp and glory of the
mightiest empire of the earth-Gar-
field.
Barbour County index., 1910-01-19
= days burden thy handS ma!
bear

NE days burden thy hands may
bear,
Nay, tits enough dear hearti
Borrow not aught of to-morrow'S care,
Cheerily bear thy part.
Strength shall be given thee hour by
hour;
With movement slow or fast,
One by one they will glide away
Into the shadowy past
Mary Morrison
Barbour County index., 1910-01-19
Charity and COURAGE

Knicker-Do you ever cast your
bread on the waters?
Newwed-No; all l dare to do is to
throw cold water on the bread.
Barbour County index., 1910-01-19

Tightness across the chest means a cold
on the lungs. 1t means misery and dis.
comfort every minute, if nothing worse
What's the answer? Rub the chest with
Hamlins Wizard Oil quick.
Barbour County index., 1910-01-19

Or. Pierce's Pellets, small, sugar coated. easy to
take as candy, regulate and invigorate stomach
liver and bowels and cure constipation.
Barbour County index., 1910-01-19

YELLOW CLOTHES ARE UNsIGHTLY,
Keep them white with Red Cross Ball Blue.
All grocers sell large OF. package, cents.
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Good Example.

Mr.. Crimsonbeak-Her an item
which says the swan outlives any
other bird, in extreme cases reaching
300 years.
Mrs. Crimsonbeak-And remember,
John, the swan lives on water.
Barbour County index., 1910-01-19

After man has fiattered a woman
she begins to think it over and de-
cides that he really meant it.
Barbour County index., 1910-01-19

There comes a moment in every
mans life when he regrets his inabil
ity to kick himself.
Barbour County index., 1910-01-19

1t costs young man more to unedu-
cate himself than it costs his father to
educate him.
Barbour County index., 1910-01-19

Mrs. WinaloW's Soothing Syrup.
Tor children teethtng softens the gums reduces n
nAnmauon, allayB pain cures wind colo 80 bottle
Barbour County index., 1910-01-19

Every mother knows a lot of good
rules for raising other peoples chill
dren.
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IF YOU USE BALL BLUE.
Get Red Cross Ball Blue, the best Ball
Blue. Large 2 OF. package only 5 cents.
Barbour County index., 1910-01-19

A small boy never looks comfortable
In his Sunday clothes
Barbour County index., 1910-01-19

Don't blame the phonograph If it has
bad record
Barbour County index., 1910-01-19

Sermons are based upon texts; Do
litical speeches upon pretexts.
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PILES CURED IN TO IL DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENTi s guaranteed to cure nny e..,
of Itching. Blind, Bleeding ProtrudinG Pflaa n
s to IL days money refunded. 500.
Barbour County index., 1910-01-19

Much of the chronic lameness
In horses is due to neglect.
See that your horse is not al
lowed to 60 lame. Keep Sloan's
Liniment on hand and apply at
the first sign of stiffness. It's
wonderfully penetrating - goes
right to the relieves the
soreness limbers up the joints
and makes the muscles elastic
and plant.
Barbour County index., 1910-01-19
Here's the Proof.

Mr.. G. T. Roberts of Resaca, Ga.
RID No. I, Box 43, writes1 have
used your Liniment on horse for swee-
ney and effected thorough cure. HaL
50 removed SPAWN on a mule. This
SPAWN was as large as a guinea egg. In
my estimation the best remedy for lame.
ness and soreness il
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Il Would Suit Him,

81 give you my word, the next per-
son who interrupts the proceedings" :"
said the Judge, sternly, will be ex-
PEELED from the courtroom and ordered
Barbour County index., 1910-01-19

PERRY DAVIS PAINKILLER
when thoroughly rubbed In relieves Strains ana
sprains in joints or muscles from any cause. All
druggists, 3, ,36 Soc sizes Large bottles the cheapest
Barbour County index., 1910-01-19

"Hooray!" cried the prisoner.
Then the judge pondered.-Judge.
Barbour County index., 1910-01-19

DONS KIDNEY PILLS began backs sick kidneys
absolutely
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Deathc

George Hess % years, Government Hos
ui1al for the Insane
Walter b Hindmarshs % years. 1853
ontario place northwest
Isabelle c. PattCn- 81 years. I221 Massa-
chuSetts avenue northwest
George Baxter, s. years, LZ2 II street
northwest
Evelyn r welsh, months. 122s Y street
southeast
Marion =. Jones, 5 months, L225 V street
southeast
Joseph p. Langley, 4 months, Izf W
street southeast
Ruth Franklin, days, 145 Thomas
street northwest
Joseph Baden, infant, Providence Hos
pl-aL
Henry G. Zimmerman, 3 years, 49,
Eleventh street northeast
Thomas Drake, IS years. Providence
Hospital
Mary Davis, 81 years, Providence Hos
piJaI
WinIfred Dorsey E3 years, IZ15 Twenty
fourth street northwest
Emily J. G0odall, s. years, Sibley Hos
Abbie Johnson. 80 years. Garfield Hos
DItaL
PheIinda II. Barnard, > years. 1415 y
street northwest
Robert c. Fox, . years, 1912 Reservoir
street northwest
Louisa n Turnburle, s. years, E07
Ninth street southwest
Asbery Franklin, 3 years. tuberculosis
Hospital
Mary z Lynn, years. 235 Seaton place
northeast
Raymond l. Sherry, ID months. 1882 3
Eleventh street southeast
Margaret Lynch 10 MONTHS Bowen
Road, D. {,
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DEATHS

BARNARD-Cn Sunday. July a. 1910. at 1l--1
2 M LINDA AAL- ~ daughter OF
Frank l. and Llu-s wise Barnard
ERLE-ou Sunday. July "A, 1916 NJ 1z-
. Tennessee avenue northeast. JAMES AZ
Gus, infant son Of A. A. and Esreus T.
Er-E-
FIlATETEE-Cl sunday. July o. 1870 a.
D M. a- her residence g#F ID e--rz- ------
east SARAH c. wife aE Alfred Father.
81 the s-veu-y-ssgal-l year OF her age
EOz-N-suId71ly. on Saturday. July @, 1910
a. e-.l = M az has residence. H---a-1lz.
AGED llr-y-sLZ years
LCCEEE-OD sunday July o. 1910. az s-l5
j. m-s al his residence 1872 TLlrt51-l
street. THOMAS Il LOCKER Pay Ulra--
to-, e. s. ~ retired.
THo3TPSoS- Suddenly, Ga saturday, July
3 $780, al Sarluac Lake " y IDA No
RUSSELL-o1 SUNDAY. July e. 1910. a- 1z-I5
= L-s az E-E .lel-a. 1871 -E7reze-H
street northwest ca .ffAEsLNE IT,. Eau-r-
Ter ~ the late Columbus Alexander
Funeral services at leg late residence on
bv rz--s-az 7- T-=rr--- l-.------ '-r------ -
s0T2AlE-Cu Saturday, July e. 1910. at g
Lrt--e- l--ezs- THOMAS T. DRAKE. in
tl1 r-rF--l--l year a- his age
Funeral from his -zt= residence 1572 Rises
Pee AZ 3 @ --e..- -----aE afternoon
tCgiulaluzs Cincinnati and Cleveland pa
pcrs please c01y.J
EL1~-HAlT-EIIEIA MAY. beloved DAUGHTER
g j. Nli-izln and Mary j. Eiuchau lues
4ccElnElzll|- 1E-L seven months and
FuneraI services from family residence.
1856 Eighth street northwest. on T-e=.f7-
July - az $50 D. Friends invited
baltimore FlIels please eoDy-)
FAULDING-C1 Monday July -. 1910. a.
t-f l1s-ae---r -..t p street northwest, at
1-s1 a. m-. HELEN oFF-IT1T. widow 81 The
q. o.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Arrlva6-LichiEa gan at North river,
Birmingham and Delaware at New
port, Sylph at Beverly, Vermont
and lankCOI at PC0EiuCeLOTvu.
Hector and Mars at Newport News,
NlusLan at CavIte, New York al
Penang, SOEace at Hampton Roads,
washington al san Francisco ana
South Dakota at CapItU-a-
Michigan, Rhode
Island, Nebraska south Carolina.
Minnesota and Virginia from New
York, 10 cruise with naval militia
louisiana from New Haven. 10
cruise with naval militia Missis-
SiUDI and Idaho, from Newport 10
cruise with naval militia Prairie
from New Orleans FOR Hampton
Roads CulEUa, from Boston fgE
New York ClatIauOOEa and Pro
UeLleuS, from Honolulu for BreD-
erlOu- Cleveland, from Honolulu
for Mare Island, Stewart. WEiuDIe.
and dull, from san Francisco for
san Redro- Rain bow, from CaEite
for HOuEkOug. Buffalo. from
Santa Barbara for san Pedro kan
SaS, from Philadelphia 10 cruise
with naval militia Iowa Indiana
and MaSsachUsetJs from Gibraltar
for MADEIRA NayEOwer- from Bar
HarbOr for PeuObScoL Bav- Leb-
anon, from Boston for Province
town. and New York, from Pc
-aug Cor Singapore
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ACCUSEDOF SELLING
BY SHORT MEASURE

Charged with using q quart measure
that did not correspond with tEe one
kept as u standard IN the Office OF the
SeaIer OF Weights and Measures. sam
uel Cohen, grocery dealer. was brought
before Judge PIEh, i'm the Police Court
this morning Tor trial
1t IS alleged that Cohen was IN the
habit Of selling short measure and tia,
one OF the agents from Colonel Has
kelTs Office went 20 his establishments
recently and purchased there what
Cohen said was q quart Of beans.
Upon Investigation IL was found that
the measure Of beans was q Egod deal
Sr1rL Of what q. quart ought 10 be. and
Cohen was requested 70 appear in court
10 explain
the case was continued until July =
In order TO permit OF the Introduction Of
the measure used In the Transaction
and the standard
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NAVY.

Captain Z = DORM retired, detached
governor and cOmmanGanr, naval
station, Guam, NJ J.; to home.
Lieutenant Commander A O.. EAVAN-
AtTti. detached Bureau Of Ordnance,
Navy Department, Washington. d
G.. &c Mississippi
Ldeucena1rF- s HOUSTON, to insue~- g
IN charge Hawaiian lighthouse s.s-
tTiCr
Lieutenant NJ JOYCE, to inspector in
charge charge Porto Ricau lighthouse
district
Assistant Surgeon w A. BLOEDORN,
70 navy yard, Mare Island, Cali
fOruia.
Paymaster f. P. sACKETT. TO 1uchI-
gan.
Passed Assistant Paymaster g. N
ABE 10 navy yard, Boston. Mass,
assistant 10 general s-o-akeepsr FOR
instruction
Passed Assistant Payuaster T. S
SIALNAFER, detached Michigan,
settle accounts, and wait orders
Assistant Paymasrer p a CLARKE.
detached North Dakota, To duty pay
officer Hist, additional duty pay Of
uCeT Eagle
CHIEF BOatswaIn j. r CARTWRIGHT.
10 Wabash, navy yard, Boston, Mass.
Paymas1er-s Clerk j. T. BIRB. appointed
a ulFruaSrer'S clerk. duty LauCaSlE-
navy yard Philadelphia, Pa
Paymaster-s Clerk G. c. ALEER. au-
pointed as a pay masters CLERK, Guiy
Michigan revoked
Paymasters Clerk S H KNOWLES.
appointed a UaymasIer's clerk. dGCy
Naval Training Station san Fran
cisco, Cal
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ATTACKED BYTHREE.
IS KEYES' REPORT
Tells Police of Savage At
tack and Bold Attempt
TO Rob.

James Keyes, OF 36tz Hanover street
northwest. reported to the police OF
the Fourth precinct today that he
was knocked from a bicycle and as
saluted by three white men who at
tempted 10 rib him at First and 3
streets southwest about 1880 o'clock
last night
keyss was riding the wheel down
First street when one OF the men
stepped OF the sidewalk and graobed
the handle bars throwing him 10 the
pavement. Before he could get 11D Zoe
ether two men ran out, and slasled
the tres INTO snredS. One OF the men
then struck him q stunning blow IA
the face.
Reyes says he has no idea who the
mue are and that robbery was 9
only motive he could think Of fC
attack. de says he mas no eueu
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ACOLUMBUS OF SPACE
b. GARRETT 2. SERVISS
800 Of Prsceeding Chapters.
Copyright. The Frank A. alunsey Co.

Synopsis OF Preceding Chapters
Edmund StoneTvan, a well-tO-dO young
inventor. suCCee is in Harvesting the IN
teratomic theory and builds an alrsnlp
into which he iuyeigles three Of his
Uarr1u and carries them or. Another
friend, WI Church. eludes St0neWalt and
thus is NOT kidnapped.
The ai-saip speeds far out Into space.
StOlewaIl-s companions being kept in
Ignorance Of its destination Many strange
meleC-s and other queer wanderers
through space are encountered
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IN MEMORIBM

POOLE-IE sacred memory OF our beloved
l4UE1ter and sister SADIE T. POOL =
who entered into rest one year ago yes
ter1ay. us a. 1919
one year passed. our hearts s-lII sores
AS zine goes on we miss her more
Hfr loving smile and EcutTe face
None can ever iii her vacant placs-
Dear SADIE sou VIII never De F1-e1tts-1.
Never saal yer- memory fade
Sweetest thoughts shan ever Isnea-
around the Erave where YOU are laid
~ E.r Emil
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The Vital Records.


/ Carl A and Veronica II Doube-. girl.
John x and Mary L. S0uther bow
Edward J. and Anna n Shaw. boy.
Charles H and Frances Ashton how
Frederick c. and Sarah L Barchet- how
Joseph O. and Bessie Walter girl
Ernest A. and Kate T. Allen, bow.
{ WILDER f. and ollie c. Miller, boy
I John J. and Annie r Kemp bOv-
l John T. and Fannie V. Butler, girl.
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Army and Macy
SerUiCe Orders
ARMY

Captain EDWARD T. HARTMANN.
9Th Infantry, is detailed in The quar-
IermaSLer department. 10 take e.
feet July IS
Captain WILLIAM D. DAVIS VIII be
assigned 20 q company IN the 9Th In
laurry.
fdDCry. is detailed 10 The GuarLCruas-
teTS department.
Major General WILLIAM II. CARTER
general sJafI, IS assigned TO duty as
assistant 10 the chief OF stan
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Marriage Licenses

Walter r. Wood, and Elizabeth ATur-
phE, both OF Carpenter. Va
Walter A. BiOelGru- and May How
ard both Of Washington
William w Miller and Mary c. Sui
Ivan. Of washington
Joseph L. G0eIDer and Louise Z. Ru-
pert, of Washington
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DLdUCn AEtuClCO
where your ad viii be taken at Office
rates.
NORTHWEST
AzquIth's harHacy, ISIS l4th s. n W
Astoria PharuIacys d a. = y W
Bachraeh, SIN & Eye sts- y w
Fgrzafl1d. Cd 4 = sIs- n ".
T5rJl.s Pharuacy. sth & Mass ave- y. y.
Carpenter & Dunlop, i4th q Girard sts-
ClsmcHCe, 18Th g. y. W
Chris-iauI Pharmacy, 6ss Pa ave " W
CizzsL 10th d. Eye sts. n W
Davis. gIh a S ". ~.
Day dc Co, 9TH a. O Its n "
Duffev, Sur G. y sts- y. W
DuIey. Z2I ST. o. Pa ave n W
EEey. lfh q Clifton SIS. y. W.
Gaisbsrz. Sz14 1f-h 81 n w
GessrJ-d-s. 9Th & q sls ~ W
Golden6ers's Dept ste=e, 5ta & X sts- NV
LEeury- I'd o. " SIS n W.
Hiaes. n =, y q are as. 3 g s. T. v
Howard. I5-h g. r SITS n W
IzoruuEs's Pharmacy, 7th & 81 sta p W
HutcE-us-ke uEer DRUG Co.
Hutton & Hilton. I'd & l. sts ~ W
S. Eann, sons & Co. Dept store. sth St
I5e1esa75 Pharmacy. LIT Pleasant & Irving
K5es,er. H p. 81 = II stz- n. ".
Eoss. 9Th St and F.t- ave y w
Alar-iuEly's Pharu-zcy- 18th e. Z s-s- r. "
1Iai-uy's Pharmacy, 1866 Calvert s. y. W
New York Az verne pharmacy. y Cap st.
0'D5ansiI. - r 81. r. W
Paul Psars9n. ISM e. & F.a- ave r. ".
Fc-z5Id, mn & Harvard SITS " W
ouis-ey.s Pharmacy. - & SIS ~ "
EeH. 10 p = ave y "
Rehrs Fh-rmaCy. 9Th e. = SITS X "
Richardson's Fharuarys lsth q u ~ ".
Richardson % & Pa ave. n "
SclaTlrrh. n cap a. II E-E n w
Simpson. J. F.. 9Th e. p srs n W
smith .. =. sfth & WIZ -ousia ave
Lay -1e s. E1ara-aeyr 9Th a. u SIS. ~ ".
ECi-ch. =. >. 19rh a II Ets- n ".
azue- & Co. lst & II s-s- n W
Ta-uofd. zfti 1f-h 81. " w
Wzters. y, Nlse1Lg- n ave & o 50. = "
weller, r r. sSsf ~ 81
Eart-er n " 800 a1--ia ave
f 75-- S. l, ~ -r p ave q p cap
Times Satisfaction. zF 9Th St N ~
Times suns-arions 1913 ed 81 \. w
Times Satisfaction. -r5s Pa ave "
Times SuEstatIon, 1903 r s. y. ~
Times s-1staI-on. 8 q st. y "
Union Station lChr-sl. anL FEa-macy)-
NORTHEAST
Burners Pharu-a-:. p cap. & r sts-
Butler. Elh 81 g. 81. I-1n place n u
George j. Geiser, 9Th q = SIS. n E
LaJGsu-s FEa lr-s -y- --lS Fla ave. n z
Lamb e. TIllG1. 1ItF g. = cap. SIS
Model Pharnzz., 9th & X SIS ~ E
New York Avenue Pharmacy, ~ I. ave.
Powell, a l.. 9Th g. z. Cap.
Tyree's Pharmacy. 18th q u sis. "
Times Satisfaction 6E Il St y e
SDI-EW EST
Tf=zrbeLEs' EEarlLl-y- lLE & = sta 6 Y
W c. Fuller. 5lL lsr S. IS.
-zarriS Sd & = SIS s. W
I.ynha-n,-s pharmacy. 1913 ~ st. s W
MCDONALD. j. ~. 81 q i sts- s. "
Times Substitution. -l6 9Th S. g w
SOUTHEAST
Arth & Co. 65s IA ave s E
EerErer. 80 IEt ST. S.
Burrows Pharmacy 18th So & Pa Az. s 2.
Enrich. 18th ST. & Pa ave. s. K
Fa-cocer. IIl2 L1tH ST. $
Hawkins 9Th 81 a. Va ave s z
Lincoln Park Pharmacy, 18th & y. CAP
cSey a. Co.. Pa ave 81 9Th s. s. -
Roach Drug Co.. Sth O. G SIS s. z
Wclers- SJh q Eve s-s- s
D-D1u-el-. 81 -a1 Pa ave. S. z
F.-zer. 5th a. T. Cap
Times Subscatlou. Sth & X sts- s. E
A%ACCSLLA-
Bury's FEarmacys cor Monroe & JeEe-so1
streets
Times Satisfaction. 81 Nichols ave
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BAD AIM AND PISTOL
LET NAN GET AWAY
Alexandra Policeman, Poor
Shot. Carries an Unreli-
able Weapon.

When Policeman knight started 70 az
rest Nelson Banks. about o'clock this
morning. the negro resisted arrest, and
the policeman drew his revolver, and
pulled the trigger three times, but the
pistol failed 20 80 on The negro broke
away and ran Policeman knight then
fired ( shot, but missed him. Later
PolceUlan Young arrested Banks
In the police court this morning Banks
and John Bryant were charged with at
tempting 10 rob the house OF MS Smith,
go Queen street The case was con
tinued until tomorrow morning.
The Washington times., 1910-07-25
WANTED-SALESMEN

LACE CURTAIN sALEs3IAcc-vvrst one
lace curtain 5al-s-II.zl-ls VIII land
lifetime opportunity lf going into business
LYONS. Eeeimzn ST. New E1rE
SsL.ESlTE-cS making sUzE towns. can earn
a nice income carrying our pocket zfZe-r-e
WRITE FOR ORDER BOOK TO-DAY -l-h
CENTURY MFG CO. l5S Wells ST.. chi
caEu
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The funeral Of shirley Eeyes VIII be
held from Demaiue-s funeral rooms in
q clock The burial VIII be IN Sharon
Church Cemetery, in Fairfax county
AR keyes- who died AZ the Alexandra
Hospital yesterday afternoon. was sixty
eight years OF age He is survived by
three children Mrs. T. Y. Riker, Mrs.
Daisy 1IcCliutOck, and GeOrS5 Reyes
The Washington times., 1910-07-25
HAIR GOODS

LADIES. SAVE YOUR COMBINES.
Beautiful puffs, bralds. and switches made
from Corn-iugs- Latest styles Reasonable
prices, De NAEsD, 40 Eye y. ".
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HELP WANTEp-EEMALE

COOE S-COiored. for Biuemont ard Front
Royal. Va. good wa ges. fares RiVeE. cham
beruaids for seashores other help wanted for
this city. EUREKA 1oi1 y y ave
COLORED CHABIBERaIAID HALLIDAY
HOJ@E % 81 St n "
EXPERIENCED HANDS On taIor-made
skirts; none others need apply S5s 1fth
81 X y
GIRL 7o- general houseVgork. Is5s 8Intwo5d
pI-. doors from C0luHn3la roa1-
C7P7-To1ag white, to lean laundry mark
Ing and asserting Apply - > s. y ~
LADY who can do alterations on ladies' and
gentIcmen's clothes; also repairing ~ u
ST n Z
LAUNDREss- good Apply 5l1
I'm 81 - W
MILLINERY PREPARER-Oae arst-class.
Apply 20 FLEMING, 15l9 u s. H
MILLINERY lIAKER-Ex7e-ieuced ALEX
ASDER FISHEL. 716 7tn s. X vs.
PLAIN COOKS; chamberma-lds; vallressesi
general housevyorlers5 SIS - lltn - ~
6 WAITREssES FOR New jersey resort way
paid. BURGESS. 5l5 lota s. - -
pvATTFlEsSES Experienced, white wages s.
per week Apply 4-3e this evening WALLIS
- =. ~ In 81 - W
WoMAS-Whl,e Tor lunch room. SO 9Th s..
WOMAN % cook. wash ana non 1852 Gil
T1rd ST n W
YOUNG LADY for Office vork in o6ics Of
iarge store must write E0od hand. DeTIla-
neut position Address BOX 2sf. Times Office
V0T-I-C. 4 INV - - - ----
$50 = a ~. y 4.T5C,rs e-l,rs- --- - -
=--- ---------
HELP WAETED-MALE
BARBER-FIrsr-clsS IS. at Tremout Hotel Bar
Der shop % and -udiana ave y W
nov 17-7--7-- o. ,-7-----7-7---- -7-----------
-f+5[,- -e---s--.--+ 800 r'---------f---- 49,
apply, Room sol. SCR Bidg-. 10 a. m. Tues
=------ -
-
ET-ErEF-T N -E-rre~leuceE. on ladies' coats
er-s rf-H 81 n w
-
-ll-yE-E-D 4S->Eei5r-E- "e-l-'-.- al ---e ~ 81
~ W.
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William = B0UUhe. who was operated
On for appendicitis at the Alexandria
Hospital last week IS cOnvalesciuE-
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UNDERTAKES

J. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY
80 Pa ave n. W
Telephone Main $50 washington .. c
FUNERAL DESIGNS
FUNERAL. DESIGNS
81 every descTiptig moderately priced
GUIDE
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male and Female

HELP for all hotel departments and resta51-
rants may register for employment free Of
charge The BELL EMPLOYMENT AGEN-
CY. AS 18th ST.
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WOMEN'S WANTS

SIGSORA ANSSISA ACSDRIcSI FAIL
LINCOLN S115-
Shaupo1fnE Wed and sat q % u o n
Combines and all switches made 1--1 -z-s1-
style braEds OF DuTs- Through connection
El-E the lezdiuE dealers am 81 q u-=i-i1l @
furnish everything up 70 lacs and match a..
shades OF hair Wigs made 70 o--zr- EASE
CAPITAL HAIR DRESSING PAHLCES. cor
1er E-E and Eas- Capitol sts-
SLIGHTEST STICkER that ever stuck Clues
furniture. glass china books, 1|s=y-l-rls-
ROYAL o. ne Ilc- Sc 6gc- E-utz ST. D-l-Els-s e-E
FIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. natural.
ucl-surEfcaf- cloth bouuG. sec p5Ee box
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Fire shortly before midnight last night
damaged the side OF a oue-stcry frame
building at the northeast corner OF DrU-
uOk0 and Patrick streets.
The building was occupied by l. H.
Bland as an oyster house The Gremeu
saved the building from total deSiruc-
ricn- although the interior and one side
were DAMAGED
The loss wiz total about 500.
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ROOMS AND BOARP

nth ST n w IZIg-Desira1is and very
comfortable furnished rooms. with or with
out board moderate prices table board, s.
week.
l. ST x W. I655-FTUnt room reduced 60
SIS back room reduced to $50 table board
reduced q $3.50
German co5dng5 good table
ITTF 81 y W. u1-SicsIv furnished
rooms with board; early breakfast
p ST. e5e-NICELY FURNISHED LARGE
COOL ROOMS WITH EXCELLENT HOME
BOARD. ALL MODERN CONVENT FENCES.
NEAR CAR LINE.
Sd ST n E. I12-NiCeIy Furnished. large
cool rooms. with or without excellent table
board all modern convenience convenient
10 Capitol, Library, Census, etc.
ii ST " W. S05-IsarEe rooms. third floor
front suitable Cor couple OF two gentle
men; reasonable,
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HOUSE PAINTING

HOUSE and sign painting at low prfcez-
email Jobs promptly attended, city OF sukur-
saE. ~ GRIFFITH, 60 Eye St s. 2.
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d The funeral of Mrs Nary W. Page.
wife of Melvin j. Page. VIII be held
from St 1Tary's Catholic Church C0mor-
row morning at ESQ o'clock The Rev
Father J. r. Kelly VIII C[iciaLe- Burial
win be in St. lLary's cemetery
Airs. PAGE died al the home OF her
mother, Ms BrannOn, lis north Patrick
street at O'Clock yesterday afternoon
She was thirLy-three years Of aEe and
IS survived bv her husband and four
children IEttlstou, Paul Catherine and
Virgins Page
The funeral OF Mrs Mary A. Dar-s
was held from her sisters hone. 10
Prince street. this afternoon The Rev
p j. Phillips Of St PauIs Protestant
Episcopal Church o1fcIated- Burial was
IN Bethel Cemetery
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ST y W. slzl-f5eallirll summer home
large grounds ideal Spot Toy summer
Hrst-cIzss table: transfer TeuIzyuouu car
and shade. large cool rooms. Tor c0nva-
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CHAPTER III.
The Planetary Limited.

, Ut Edmund had seen the meteor
and, quicker than thought, with
a turn Of the knob, he swerved
tn. CIR and tnrnr- rs al of OBI