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NAVY.

Rear Admiral A. WARD. commissioned
rear admiral IN the Navy from
January 9. 1910.
Lieutenant Z. W. MCINTYRE, to Cal
ifarnia-
Lieutenant Y s WILLIAMS. when dis
charged treatment Naval Hospital.
Boston, Mass, granted sick leave sIN
weeks
Lieutenant C. : KERRICK, detached
command Ia wrsnee-- and command
States Pacific Torpedo Fleet; 10
New Orleans; thence 10 Asiatlc
station.
Lieutenant N, X. METCALF. detached
command Hull to command
Lawrence. and command Third
Torpedo Division, United States Pa
cific Torpedo Fleet
Chief Gunner J II. LOHMAN. TO Ma
val Magazine, St Juliens Creek, Va
Chief Gunner c. ". LJI-NGQUIST. de
Creek. Va; 10 Navy Yard, Philadel-
ohia- Pa
Chief Gunner W Fl WALKER. retired.
placed upon the retired list Of Off
GERS Of the Navy from February ],
Gunner =. - HOLLAND. &c Navy
Yard Philadelphia. Pa
Mate J. JOHNSON, detached Irde-
pendence,- Navy Yard, Mare Island
Commando E. LLOYD. detached
command Wilmington, 90 home
VIA EurOCe
Commando q. r. SALISBURY, detaCh-
ed command 'Aohican- and Mon
teTeg'-' TO command Wilmington
Lieutenant r. w. DSBURN, 20 Charles
ton"
Lieutenant F. r. CAMPBELL. to Navy
Yard, Puget Sound, Washington
Ensign T. - ELLYSON. detached com
maud SHARK 10 home
Ensign r. n JENSEN. detached Mon
terry TO command SHARK"
Ensign H. b KELLY. detached lain
bow" 10 Naval Station, Cavite. p T.
Passed Assistant Pavr1aster W. J.
HINEs TO Na-al Station, Cavite,
= J.
Chief Nachinist G. A ROWE, detached
Charleston 10 Naval Station. Ca
wife. T. I
BOatswain r r HOSNER. detached
Charleston 10 Rainbow
BOatSWain r z. CHESTER. detached
Cleveland 80 to "MOntcreE-
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BRANCH OFFICEa


EEH'S MODERN PHARMACY. 7th ana z
Main 49,
new YORK AVE PHARMACY. New York
ave and y Cap 81
NFiAS. e.. HORN y NJ. Christian PHARMACY
EW- cor. sth aud Il sIs- J. huae y zZss
%4lhOL EhAhAACE, 1Sth ana Ia ava
Phone ii Ig3T-
PARA Road PHARlIACY. uth and Park
rad PhOue G. $50
l. J. TAILOE, cOs. sJh and z sta Phone
~ "a
= A kEITCH- Goth aud II SITS. Phone =. zs7
\ = FAII LE. Sa2s Georgia ave Co, asgs
AAL4b4 FAARLACI. 1851 Calvert -
g. se5i.
NAT IiSGLYs PHARMACY. 18Th ana L.
PHONE y. COS
n + BUTTS FHARGACT. zgh St and
A2ssaChlseELs ave- Phone Il sess
AEkNOLDr t4uL l2th e. EhcuG Col All
r. D. HOWARD, lam and " Phone ~ aI11
SO4-DENBEksI >, III AID n SIS. Phone q
E5u
s. kANN, Sons d Co. ssn ana slarks,
space EE.Cle II. 100
GREENE CAEIIAL 4 y Y J. r = s n G.
AGENCEs L85 18th ST. Phone y a203
D W lEROChADRl o.. cigar Store 14rh
and p Phone ~ -Ssg.
: FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 1th 81 rb14A
Island ave ana T. Al Phone y. zsgl
GESSFOhL PHARMACY. sih ana u sla
PhoEe ~ -
= n WAGNER 3 CO.. Is5 and L. Phone
N MlNULTY * son, Cigars and Tobacco
LSs5 lith So IuCue North Zsz7-
PAUL PEARSON. 18Th ST and FforIda AZ
,. " Phone y z07-
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Army and Macy
SerUiCe Orders
ARMY

First Lieutenant JOHN y. MERRICK,
Medical Reserve Corps upon arrival
At san Francisco. Cal. viii proceed
TO Benicia Arsenal. Benicia. Cal.
and report in person 10 thu com
handing officer OF the arsenal for
duty, relieving First Lieutenant
MICHAEL Z. HUGHES. Medical
Reserve Corps who viii proceed TO
Fort Rodman, Mass
Major CLYDE s. FORD, Medical corps.
is relieved from duty at Fort Logan,
Nolo-s 10 take effect upon the arrival
At that post Of Major JAY RALPH
SHOOK, Medical Corps. and VIII
then proceed 10 Fort William Henry
ROBERT II. PERSON, Medical
toTps. who VIII proceed to Van
couver Barracks, Wash
Captain TILMAN CAMPBELL, com
missary. upon the completion Of the
course Of instruction at the training
school for bakers and cooks. Fort
Riley, Kan. VIII proceed 10 san
Antonio, Tex
Captain ROBERT s ABERNETHY-
Coast Artillery Corps. now Unas-
signed, IS assigned to the 18th Com
psny- He IS relieved from his pres
ent duties 1T Fort Monroe, Va. and
viii proCeesn 10 Join the company 10
which he is assigned.
First Lieutenant ARTHUR L. KEGS
LING. Coast ARTILLERY Corps. is de
tailed for general recruiting service
He will proceed to Fort Mcdonald.
Cal.
The foIIovinE-named officers VIII pro
coed al the proper time 10 West i'OiUt
y Y. and report in person on March
i. 1910 To the superintendent Of the
United States Military Academy for
duty First Lieutenant JOSEPH a
GREEN Coast Artillery Corps: First
Lieutenant HAROLD W HUNT
LEY. Sd Field Artillery. First Lieu
tenant FORREST 2 WILLIFURD
Coast ARTILLERY Corps
First Lieutenant MORRISON {. STAY
Err. Medical Corps is relieved from
DUTY a Fort Mcdowell Cal and will
proceed TO San Francisco, Cal and
report IN person 30 the medical su-
perntenden- of the AIRY Transport
Service in Thar city for assignment
To- duty Immediately upon the ar
rival OF the transport Thomas AT San
Francisco, as surgeon OF that trans
port during its next voyage 10 the
Philippine Islands. Upon arrival AZ
Manila Lieutenant SLAYER viii re-
port N person 10 the commanding
general. Philippines Division. fo-
assignment 10 duty
Major EDWARD p LAYTON. retired.
UDoE MS own application is detailed
tactics at the University Of Porto
Rico Rio Piedras, Porto Rico.
The resignation Of Captain MARCUS
DeeD accepted by tho President 10
take effect February =. 1910
Major WILLIAM H SAGE. zdfutsuf
general. is relieved from duty at
headquarters, Department OF inc Co
lunbIa. and viii proceed to Manila
and VIII report in person to tho com
handing general, Philippines division
for assignment TO duty
Major WILLIAM H JOHNSTON adm
tant general. IS relieved from duty a
headquarters Department OF the Co
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lumbis. and viii proceed TO Manila,
for assignment 10 duty.
Major JOHN w JOYES. ordnance de-
parfinent. is relieved from duty AT
Augusta Arsenal, Augusta, Ga. and
VIII proceed TO Philippines division
for assignment to duty.
First Lieutenant BENJAMIN d. FOL-
LOIS, Signal Corps is relieved from
duty in the office OF the chief sig
nal officer Of the army, and viii pro-
coed to San Antonio Tex, and re-
port for duty pertaining 10 the acre
nautical work OF the Signal Corps.
First Lieutenant KELTON l.. PEPPER.
Twen1y-thiTd Infantry, II relieved
from treatment at the General Hos
pital, the Preside OF San Francisco.
Cal and will repair TO this city
ard report in person 10 the com
fnS ndinE officer, Walter Reed Gen
ersi Hospital, District OF Columbia,
for observation ad treatment
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Died.

ALI.EN-SuddenIv. on -15r-sgsr r-a+---z--
: Llo- A. s-5. a. M a. his residence. c3s
LIN. husband OF Margaret Alien. in the
seventy-f7urth year OF his age
DUNALIs-Suddeniy. on Friday. February 4
81" ar l-.'7 a m ~ apoQlexy- MARY A
beloved vile Of Dr- " T. < DuvaU
Funeral from her ls:e residence. us Z
street SsJUTday- February = Al a-rl n n,
Friends and relatives invited Internert
private Its
LIMA N--on February z 1870. s-3a
ID At h-s residence. 800 Avon place north
west John T. = HDLTZ1TAN age ea--
enf--se zen years
Funeral from residence A. . p. M. Sat
u-iay- February = 1910
Nj Holman was born ID CSerrz-tou-n
seTenty-elEht years aEo. and rna5r his
lowed serious illness OF one week h--t
he had been afit1E for several years re
Is survived 7y his VIE and three daughters
E.ANDON-Ou THURSDAY. FEBRUARY : 1910 IT
$50 a. IN. a her residence l.zS Fifteenth
street northwest Mrs NEWTON IlA<poN
aged siXry-three years. wife Of Newton
Isndon and mother OF jeanette 8 LsndOn
LOvEEING-On the morning Il Friday. Feb
rU2Ty 4 1910 Ar bis residence 1872 Nassa-
cHusetts avenue northwest. WILLIAM O.
LON ERING. tic
HTATFEwSoN-o THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ..
1910 a. . a M ~ his residence 81 . street
northeast AE2NOIR J. husband of Mar
za-ct Mathevs10-
aTcKEE-Or THURSDAY morning. F--5-ue~- ?
1910. AT the residence y his parents I75s
Rhode Island avenue. ZcNEE DUNN Nc
NEE. or AshevfIIa- y G.. husband or Hen
~ietla Bates Mckee. in his thirty-seve1ta
year
Funeral services on Saturday. Feh-71a ~
= al ESQ 3. IN Interment private.
NAII.FY-,)n February 2. 1870. ar her resi-
deuaA Baltimore Manor nsa- HlursrfIra-
Prince George county No Ms ENTH-
BRINE NATsIsEY. widow Of the lac j. J..
Nzflry-
Funeral oa saturday morning at u
a-c-,r-- from S. NarEsret-s Catholic
Church. Sas- Pleasant Heights -~-It-
ENF-H1-T5ssed away sudden-y on thursday.
February - 1910 ar O'Clock. a. her resi-
sIeuce. 1881 First street southeast Mrs
MARY TsAT n mother Of George y.
lnEHus- aseJ seventy-f5ur years
%NrsFON-on wednesday. February . 1850.
et $40 a NJ ABRAHAM E-ME TlTEI z
rsL,stO%. eyed sixtz--eizs1 years
SrFI-A special session - Washington Lodge
30. T. E. r o EiE=. VIII be held IN the
I-,lze room ON saturday the 9TH inst. At
1--g o. ~ for The p-rpESo ~ attending the
funeral Il orr late brother Edward Sill
ROBERT - 1IcWADE-
Exalted Ruler
Attest RICHARD A. o.BRIEN.
It Secretary.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Arrive-fTeieRa at Siakwan. Virginia at
Guantanamo. Castine AZ Boston.
Marietta at Mobile. SOlace al Guam
tanamO, EsEle at Port Limou. and
WhIpple, Hopkins, TTUxtOn. Stewart.
Lawrence GoldsboroUEh, and Rowan
at San Pedro.
SaiIed-Dubuque. from Key West for
Pensacola Louisiana, from Norfolk
for a trial run 10 sea. Princeton,
from Amapaia for la Union, and
Tacoma. from Port Limon for Grey
town
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-Following schedule figures p,Jblfsl, Cd
only as information and are not ztIsrsrraor4
For Atlanta. Birmingham Mobile EeTy
Orleans Ashev lie. IN and 10-E5 n -
For Chattanooga and Memphis, geo = m
daily
Isfrrnsn Enam- New Orleans. 1910 D. m
For Roanoke knoxville Chatsanoo~.
Nashville. Memphis. $40 a n daIv
tSIeepiuE car open after 10 D ul3
For Atlanta, EiTningham C-cFr.r,,hfs
Charleston Augusta, Aiken, savannah FacE-
souviIe. and Florida points. 4.l5 p m dsiis-
II s. BROWN. General Agent.
se4-tf-exm
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

Published as information; not guarantees
eco p m daily-tor virginia, West Virginia
and hentucks- points PuIlmans
so % m daIIy-G'TNCTNNATI-S 7 orrr-
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train to =
Louis. with Pullman sleeper 10 Ch5ca1o
stops only a. important stations. P1.IInas8s =
finest equip uenJ-
Il 10 p UaIly-F- z Y LIMITED. fo-
cincinnati Louisville. tEae West ss--,-E
vest. and Northwest Pullman sIeeDers
& 4 o. a IA carte Dining Car Service
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices 5I3 Pennsylys nj,
a, enue. 1sS3 + street. and Union SSfat,o.
Tetephone Main 1865 and sS0s Tor ticEers -
gage checks. reservations. taxicabs.
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PHARMACISTS MEET

The report OF Tire commute on ne-
1icual formUlar- was tho chief topic OF
discussion ~ the EeetiEz or The Wash
lu-tou bra r-h OF she American Phar-
maceulicaI Association The meeting
oas held last night At the National Col
leGe OF PhaUracy. The mem bcrs ia
V-Ted tire broadening Of the scope or
8 irc forrnfr1ar-r-
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The Vital Records.
Births

Paul D. ana Mabel G. Carter boy.
sam and Teo7Ccl simpson girl
Thomas w and Elizabeth AIcGregOT,
girL
George 7. and Mary NJ. Bochb0ehler.
bo-.
Oswald ard Frances SChrein0r. boy.
Ralph and Henry Cameron, girl
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Help Wanted
Male AID Female.

HOTEL. HELP for al de1z--ents today
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCEs 50 -l-h 81
81 fes-a-
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sEABOARD AIR LINE

fa-o5 4 m daily. Florida Fass Mai
THOUGH coaches and Pullman sIeepsrz n
Savannah and Jacksonville. Parfor car
jacksonville to Tampa. Through sI6epers 70
z-ss p n daily The Flamingo-'' C,11f~l--
rzt Florida train Through coaches 10 Ia~I--
sou,-fTFe Pullman sIeepeTs TO Jackson vile
- Augustine Pain Beach. Miami a1I
ETf-bfs Key. Connecting for Eavana Mn
ing cars
=-on o. m ''ScabOaTd Florida IEu7ffa,5 o.
SOLID Pullman Electric Lighted rhror-st,
Sieer,e-s 10 ST Augustine. Palm Beach ~
s-7g and knights Key Connection f0r Ne
ssU and Havana Club Observation All
dining car
80 ,. m c4iIy- Sea board Express
SEAMAN. jacksonville. and TAMPA az
10 Atlanta, Birmingham. and Memphis ~
Iicket Cfice, 1918 cew York ave n n
l. A HARWOOD. T. I a
& b Ryan. 6 p A. Portsmouth "a
C z Phillips. y 2 A. Washl1etor - .
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WANT THE CAPITAL
IN AUTO ITINERARY
Local Motorists Will Make
Suggestion AS TO
Glidden Tour.
By HARRY WARD.

Prom New York comes the very in
teresting information that the exact
route Of the 1910 Ciidden tour Is one Of
the problems confronting the new con-
lest board Of the American Automobile
Association. and 1t is in a receptive
mood for suggestions The motorists of
this city are going TO get busy right
away and ask the hoard 10 include the
National Capital IN the itinerary Of this
years tour. They viii explain in detail
why this city should be favored with
the big event either as one of the night
stops or one Of the daily controls There
is no question but what reliability tours
Ike the GIidden and Nunsey tours have
done much 10 assist in the building Of
better automobiles and better roads
Washington had a good taste OF a ma
uonal tour when the Frank A MunSey
reliability contest started ard finished IN
this city. and now they are keen for
another big tour. II the GliddeG tour
goes South this year, Washington
stands a good chance Of being one Of
The stopping places
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CONCERT BY THE SOLDIERS
HOME BAND
IN STANLEY HALL.
THIS EVENING At go O'CLOCK.
PROGRAM.

AAAONEaAAIA-
March, The March King Pryor
Overture, -AIigEon'' -..--.---.-T Thomas
Suite, From Foreign Parts
Moszkowsky
Russia
Germany.
Spain.
Grand Selection, Lucia ii Lam
meTmoOr-' (reqUest). Donizetti
Serenade, THE Blue Mediter-
ranea n ..-.........-... Folpatti
Excerpts from The Merry
widow CreQuestedo. --.-----..L ehar
Waltz Suite, ''VioIettes'- Waldteufel
Finale. odd Faithful Holman
JOHN S. n. ZTMMERNANS,
Musical Director.
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NORTHEAST.

AoCHESNET d sUACHI2l. cor "a ana z
SIS. Phone l. -.
LADDON FHAItAACY. lao Florida ava
Phone L. l8d5.
hRACSS- PHARMACY. cor 6th and K 81.
Ihone l. IG2z.
TAYLOR & L-AMB, Inc. uIh ana L Can
hone l. 1oL
CHAS h BLUMER y Can and 2 go.
Phone ~. S5Is-
MocHEsNEY * JOACHIM. s,A and F a.
Pr L Z7gZ
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advertisements viii be accepted at
an! Oh Ihe IOIiOWIHg praRcn OihceS
al regular once rates. Ii It is in
convenient 10 leave advertisements
"a either branch Of1Ice or The Times
business Once, they may De tele-
pnoncd direct 10 The lines GIain
$500, and a messenger viii call to
collect.
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Situations Wanted-BIale.
Observation-Disclosures

WANTED Furniture showcases. desks. and
VIII pay more money than any either dealer
90 louisiana sre- n So SoL-n side street
fs4-E
HIGHEST CASH prices paid Tor worn cloth
fuE- either ladies' gems. send postal
vii can. 3. TARSEES l5lS 1,h s. =. "
Phone North 49, se-5-tf
PAY the highest cash prices Tor ladies'
GenUeuen's. and chiidrer's CASTOR wearing
apparel. drop card. viii cali O. LIVING
SION. Ia 9Th St y. W. OF phone North 15l4
iy-s-cf
WANTED-FurnIture END carpets contents
o. houses q specially. for cash. fair and
square 6eaIinEs- ALBACCH. SIN and Z
LelS-tf
NTEIl-Furuirure for CASH sell your
goods 10 the man who gives you the -nozI
money See HOLLYWOOD Sth AID X 5e@-lf
ANYTHING To SELL2
Include j. in Saturdays auction sale a.
WESCFEL.EE'S go Pa ave n W Good re-
suits Phone 12S1 Tor wagon 5z5-s1-
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MsTuage LICenSes.

DaCh. of Washington
Lewis n Whip ard Edna Cochran. Of
washington
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Window Cleaning.

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS
White hep and moderate prices LION l.
CAIIOOS- Acme window cleaning Co. re-
moved 20 81 Q y W Phone 81 7I59.
.zlE-9lt
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Hauling and Moving.

,.r- MOVE TF.I0Sts-Floau small brres
=d baggage 20 the eeaviest machinery saces
eic Furniture iu padded vans n spacisl ~
E-Sl INA rs 10 FINISHED.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER & STORAGE co
fs5sZ s. y. y. Nam s9e3.
fas-s0t
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si1ed Advertising.
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For Sale-Motorcycles.

one Reading STANDARD. 90. ....-.-. SO
One Reading STANDARD ---------. -----------. -
one 1853 Reading Standard ---------- I55
One Twin-cyiiuder Reading Standard. 1ss
ALL IL GOOD CONDITION
T y 8ICDD. Jr.. ms. Is y. Y ave. wv
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every OInsr Hour on the Odd Hour
TO LADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMIcsAL4 I'D ST NEW YORK
go a m--Dlner. Pullman PariOr car
1900 a. ul--5-hOUr train
500 a. rn--Di1er and Pullman FaF-or ca
fll.@3 a. Ea--Diner sad Observation Pullman
q 90 p m--Dine- and Pullman PsrIor Car.
$500 D m--"ROyal Limited" All Pullman
Fiye-hour-
TACO D. n.-CCaches 20 philadelphia
$50 D m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor
SEQ 2. m--CcscEes 20 New York
SrZ-I5 n T--Sleepers 10 New York
-s-52 O. n--sleePers 70 Philadelphia and New
ATLANTIC CITY. 100. 900 tu.oo a N
TO BALTIMORE.
-EVERT HOUR on THE HOUR
fWeck Days, a. m 10 II ,. M
s25c 45-Oe $3.50. 200. go. $50 = 20 so-ao
4q 40 fle-Jo. ~Il-Co a M. TI2-c0 noon 412-0s
= 90 % zo9 % S'2 = 5.z9 $3.50 t4.go
1870 1860 Hos. 30, "I2.l5 y T
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. ~. $50 D. m
Cincinnati. ST LOUIS AND LOUIS
PITTSBURG. $40 a m. ~. sgI0 D. n
CLEVELAND, $40 , m.
COLUMBUS $50 D. m.
WHEELING. $40 a m. SD D.
WINCHESTER 1910 g. m. Tz-65 rs-o0 n n
FREDERICK. 1890. rs-I0 4s:I5 a. m, Il 90.
HAGERSTC VIZ. 1910 a. n. 800 ..
ANNAPOLIS. 80. 800 a m TICS no.,
ts.zo. 1880. $50 and $3.50 p n
sTJsily- Except Sunday SUNDAY only
TEEFH 52S. ilr7 a s s f Ss ne ss,, fqSiag
Pennsylvania ave- Main rs New T-7f07
station Ticket Ofice- Main ESQ: Iafo-1-s-
ton Bureau Main 1859
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Dogs, Pets, Birds, Etc.

JUST RECEIF E-D-Feznsse eanariss. sr--S-
M cages. fancy poultry eggs Tor hatch
lngt lncubatorss and homer pigeons &c
SCHMIDS BIRD STORE, 5l2 Ia 81
fzzo-tf
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED. y Up. house paintins:
lowest prices
CHAs- A CARLISLE.
20 Mass ave y v Phone Main $50
ap5-W- ii ~
ROOMS PAPERED s. up. uouidiu-s &c
loot on the wall lie PREFIX 1901 On q
= " Phone North s4sf- 5zI5-sf
LATEST DESIGNS. large rooms papersd 81.
drop postal II r EtETes 0fzJS zLs s. Nv
fe3-th- s1-tr
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n h PHILPITr Prop John Hess. Mana
So ttei-a1ie Umbrella and ParasoI Maker
- lTiIis and re-covesing a specially Crsrs-
1e--e- CORA aHl SAX. s. so i 81 Nv
r,sap.--ra re
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Minimum space. lines.
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Class B

al other ciassiacatfons, I5 cents line
reLlLles. 10 cents liner niEzlurn. 2 lines
LeIsonsls, 10 cents line any number d
uInes- Six words to a line.
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Physical Culture.

FIAFT SCIENCE OF HEALTH. natural
nor-slrgicai; cloth bouad. SO page book fee
Apply y Blail- SIS Colorado BuiIdinE. Urea
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SOUTHEAST

A r Powell sJh and East Canftol 90.
Phone l. ll50-
a b. BURROWS. uth and Pa. ave Phoas
j. -lla
ROACH DRUG CO.. s,h and C. Phone I.
1885,.
r: ? WELLER cor stn and L Phone ".
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Help Wsnted-Maie.

- -
BARBER for Saturday. s55 guaranteed
Apply - 1915 NyIsconsin ave y " IL
BARBER Tor saturday. 80 6 81. *. w. Is-
BARBER white, $3.50 DAY ~ X St. \. ".
NC
BARBER-coIored. NEWTON. els II St.
- - IL
BARBER for SATURDAY, union man Ia Il
ST X T. Igc
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and assist you In securing a position DON
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secure a position Write Tor particulars
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