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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-08
Our Bargain Annex
Extra Special Furniture Values

Annex at eason II
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-08

Regular Price Sale Price
oak china $31
$3.50 golden commode $1,000
1878
chffoner $500
$500 golden chfOner $I7
$4,000 golden chiffoner French
golden chiffoner
$1675 white chonier. $1,000
$4,000 white choner.
$4,000 golden library table
$3.50 Pacific oak library table $1,000
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
DECLARES LOVE DUE
TONERYE WEAKNESS
Chicago Physician Asserts
It Attacks DisorganiZed
System Like Disease.

CHICAGO. Feb Sentimental artists
who picture Dan cupid aCCountered with
q bow and arrows are behind the time
The little god now runs around carry
ing q storage battery that generates
love waves
Young couples who 60 incoming around
iu the spring time are merely victims
Of these love waves which are splashing
on their nervous EanEiia, it is claimed
This IS the opinion If Dr. James Whit
n.s Hail called aS "a witness today in
The trial Of Thomas EatsU7s- Attor-
neys eudeavo-ed TO prove that insanity,
resulting from love for the girl, in
spired his deed. To refute this, the
state attorney summoned Dr. Hall TO
tell what love really is
According 20 the medico-IeEaI expert.
love Is never insanity, but is a temper
airy affection Of a weak nervous sys-
TEN A love wave can break IN on the
nervous system and disorEanlZe u IN
much the same way that a germ finds
Judgment and produces siege OF ne
grip on the other hand. says DIT
Han r q persons nervous system IS
properly organized and protected Dan
cupid can splash his love waves al up
and down the spinal column In vain
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
TO ASK HOUSEWIVES
AID IN MOVE hENT
WOmen's Organizations Viii
Distribute Requests That
Trash Be Covered.

on March ! every housewife IN Wash
inston Will receive a neatly engraved
card which. upon first glance. she viii
probably t1ke to be an invitation TO
afternoon TEA
1t viii prove, however nothing more
nor less than a request to cover the
trash barrel liz the hack yard
The request viii come from some one
or tile several W0meu's clubs which have
agreed 20 cooperate with the WuWeu.s
civic Improvement cumuC--ee iu sCr-r-
Ing a cleaner and more heaUJi[lI Wash
irEt1n- Mrs. Z Y CoviUe. OF ISaE Cali
fcrnia avenue, y chairman of the com
mittee. and the members are Mrs. Rob
ert NJ La Toilette, Miss Grace VI.
Thomas, Mrs. Theodore L. Cole. and
Mrs Whitman Cross
Mrs CoviIle is much encouraged AZ
the response Of various prominent wOm-
ems organizations TO her request for
aid in the campaign against dirt. The
Twentieth Century Club composed of
well-kuow1 Washington women, VIII
distribute for the committee on March
five thousand keep Your trash ba--
rel covered cards, ard one thousand
cards viii be distributed by the Col
leEiate AIumuae Association
The WOmans Equal Suffrage ASsO-
citation has slgnifed its Intention 10 CO.
operate with the committee in the sup
plying of cards, and other women 3 or
sist in the work The trash barrel II
Is claimed by rEa civil Improvement
organization. s. no. o-Iy an eTeSOre,
but frequently a SOu~-f OF cOntaglou-
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
CONSIDERS
DIPLOMATIC BILL
Committee Reports on Ap-
preparation Covering Con
Sular Service for Year.

A report Of the senate Committee on
Appropriations was made today on The
House bill providing for the diplomatic
and consular service for the coming
year
With the Senate amendments the
measure now carries appropriations to-
falling S4,Ila4I or al increase of $500
over the amount provided 10y the House.
Even now the total IS n little short o.
the estimates which called FOR 81 -sa.5sI-
In amending the bill the Senate pro-
vidcd SO o00 for the annual payment 90
Columbia under treaties between CoIgm-
bia and Panama and lie T.Iled States
There was also added d suns Of SI5a1OJ
Tor representation At tEie international
expeditions TO Dc held az Rome and
Turin and a few small items winch the
Senate regarded as necessary
The amount Of the appropriation ror
1910 was S3,s13,S61.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
DEATHS

BE[SC-V-0- y 1es5a-- Far------ = 1870 -
BIS a N, ar Friendship Heights. M
Caldwell. BENSON mother of Mrs J.
CASSEDE-In Boston Mass. on Monday
February -. 1870 TES-a HARVEY vie
q John Irwin Czsse5v
CARDOZO-C1 Tuesday. February =. 1910
a. SIS a. m HAIRY CARDOZO son 81
the late Charles P and Ann n Ca-6ozo.
CROPLET-On TUESDAY. February Is. 1910.
al $50 2 m, z MAURICE CROP Ev
father o. LILY Folsom aged ffty-niue years.
HOFF1IAcS-Csn Tuesday, February II 1910
AZ ll-l5 ? M LEILA ELIZA BETH ~ 800
IhtTty-t1fth street northwest. daughter o.
MzTr Z and che late James A rForr17n
KELLT-Sufdenly. on TUESDAY TebrrFa-v Il
1910, a. 2-80 p m az his residence 1885,
East Capitol street DANIEL P KELLY
POLAED-Su5den-y. on Tuesday. FeH-ra-,
Is, 1910 az l-5l a. m JOHN CEEI-TTa y
POLAND, son q the late AIezan fe~ To,anS
o. Lees burg. Va
Funeral services VIII be held a. the res
fdeuce Of hfs son 1892 F st-eez So-5r+rzv-
on THURSDAY. February T. Ar Gao n m
Relatives and friends invited 20 attend IL
TEONAS-On wednesday. February IS. 1914 "a.
I3:15 g. M. after a snort illness FRANK
II, beloved husband OF Nav Thomas No.
swami and devoted son 81 Czeo-za aD5
sarah Thomas. aSed twe1ty-ssven years and
eight months
Funeral r--g1 the residence OF his fa-5a-
lll3 Sixth street northwest
Notice o. fune-aT hereafter lie
THC1LAS-Cn Tuesday February Il 900 AZ
3--5 p III. ar her residence Tu-en-r-sar7-5
street. LanE5'l- D. o.. IRENE be-o.-e5
wife o. Edward C. Thomas
Funeral from her late residence on Thurs
DAY. February y. az = m Funeral p-i-
Este II"
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
PRINCESS lara % Ross sese@nsa

wandering over Siberia searching for
Nvoune- and fnall- YOU came TO the
climax. where YOU old OF her dIsro---
cry and her death. ct vCUr own hands
\ on nad approached nearer and near
or To MIN during the recital Twice
there had been q summons az che
opoT or the cabinet, but each time
threatened by your pistol. the car
mad ordered that he wes not 10 be
disturbed Now. as you came to the
end OF al YOU had 70 Sav-aS Won
told how you had returned TO 81
petersburg. and why YOU lad waited
so long before the killing Houfu =
also 20 find the other and 10 kin hfr7
700, you put the pistol almost in Alex
sncers face. and with loud laugh OF
eNutfailou-fnr YOU were mad rhe-
mad-yoU pulled the trigger
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
PLAN IS DELAYED
FOR SHIP THEATER

LONDON. Feb. 15-The enforced
baDdcuuent, owing 10 seasicI<ness
anoa-r rHe Mauretauia OF her last run
20 England. Of the plan 10 present
The Climax on shipboard. has not
discouraged Charles Frohman. and he
said today
II have not abandoned my pIar for
an ocean rheaTer- hope TO arrange
with Sir Charles Wyndham 10 give
The A1IIusc-' on board the NauTe-
-ania- when his company sails for Eng
land in April The weather will be
better theT
Nearly every passenger on the Mau-
~rraria including the actors. were siCI
and 20 was impossible TO present The
Climax" Mis- DoTO has not vet re-
covered and fer this reason il has been
necessary TO postpone her appearance
here
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Clner Hour on the Dz1 Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND new YORK
NEW TEEAILc-AI.. I'D ST NEW YORK
100 a. m--Li1er. Pullman Ear-or car
- .CU a un.-5-hoBr train
$50 q u--DIuer and Pullman Fa-r0r Car
tito a. m--D.IeE and Observation Pullman
.1.oo 2. m.-Dlae= and Pullman ParIo- car
ss.CC ,. m--''Eoyai Llr1i-ed-' All Pullman
Flse-Hu-r-
400 D n.-Coaches 90 t'al-alei pllz-
$50 . rn--Llner and Pullman EzrLor-
$50 p. rn--Coaches 90 New York
s1s-I5 x T--S-eepers 10 CseU York
80 a m.-SIeepeTs 20 Ph-lads.paIz and ,aw
ATLANTIC CRY. TOO. goa. fu-oo a 10.
100 '3-Og ? m -
EVERY HOUR or NE HOUR
..z, 40. $50. 100. 80 800 % -s-,s
ESQ 1000. sll-lg a. III. 'L--al uc51- --r---
si.Jl -I5. 7-lC. 500. 1870. -g-s5 44.5g
f4.sE $50 E5--3, sc T6-l. $50. -7-ge $50
go 1890 JOS. 'lL-19, slz.I5 y z
WIS WARD
CHICAGO. 'J-z-, $50 p "a
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS AND Err-r=-
PITTsBCRG. $40 a n, 'I-s7. -5-I5 z, ~ =
-C5;I - $40 D n
COLUMBUS. $50 , m
WHEELING. $40 a. 10. ESQ p
WINCHEsTER- fg-I0 a. m. fs-55. f5-sc . N.
FREDERICK fs--0. 1910. @s.-5 a. ~. -.
f4.05- +5-85 p m
'HGGEKsToyZv2s. ts.lo a m. 800 , n
ANSAPOLlS, 's--ls fs-ls a. M r---a5 noon.
4s.eg 1s.S1 $50. AMI 1880 . M
sDaiiy. Except sunday 1Sunday only.
TEL EPHONES at all OF the El-las-f1y
Ticket OfhCes- 1917 . ST Tel Main 1871 ss
ssatIon ticket Once Main .es5. 1aco--ns-
ton Bureau Main $50
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
CHAPTER XVI CONT

~ OF had changed 50 that you
HN needed no disguise. Had your
sistes been alive and well and
had she met YOU on the street
she would not have known you. Your
once tall form. 50 erect and so dier-iike.
was bent, and your former quick tread
had become unsteady Your hair black
as the wing Of a raven when YOU went
away, was now white, Ike the snow that
Is heaped out there In the street None
Of your old friends recognized you al
though you met and passed many OF
them on the avenues and streets IN the
full light OF the day Even your fancee,
VINO loved you better than she did her
life saw you and passed YOU by IN
needed She saw your wistful glance.
and looked upon you UODderlnglys but
she like others. believed that You were
dead and although she felt that her
heart Ieaped 70 her throat and that
suasna OF SorroWfuI reCOllectiOus con
y-lrTsed her when she glanced into your
ewes, Vet she did not know you And
voJ-yOu thanked God that she did not,
FOR Won knew that she would have flown
INTO YOUR ans then and there-wOuId
have rfsked Siberia with all its horrors
for one more word OF love from you
So YOU passed each other on the street
81 nearly that her furs brushed against
YOU. and she never k0ew-ueVer knew
until long after you were dead. when
those friends who had helped you when
an others failed, went TO her and told
her.
= You we're an invalid when you re-
turned 20 St Petersburg. and you wait
ed for health and strength before com
uieffng YOUR work YOU had learned
oatienCe during those weary months OF
searching and waitirE in Siberia Then
too that same Russian officer whom
Won had sworn TO XIII was absent. and
YOU wished him 10 return Your friends
told YOU that he had been restored TO
favor with the car that he mad been
sent 10 a post IN Siberia, but when you
arrived he was ed back within the
month he was TO AXE the very place
and assume the same official rank that
YOU had once filed in the palace, next
10 the sacred person of the car. All.
II YOU could only find them together,
and destroy them at the same time.
such a climax would be sweet indeed.
II was for that that YOU waited and
hoped But he did no. come. YOU wait
ed and ne did not come.
During all this time you were Ike a
child IT, the hands Of EolIr friends
continued cara. You u1d precisely
what they told you 20 do. no more, no
less. You were absorbed by the one idea
You could not see or reason beyond
that You even forgot your hancee an {
vuU- love for her, save on that one
DAY when the sight Of her on the street
brought her wildly before your mind
but the following morning. even that rec
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
PLANNING
ROOSEVELT FETE
Former President Will APP
pear in Role of Learn
ed Man.

PARIS. Feb 16-To appear in the
role Of a private citizen and student
among his feIlow-savants IS the wish
Of former President Roosevelt regarding
his visit 10 Paris, April a. He has
intimated that he wishes 10 preserve
as Tar as possible the attitude OF the
student in which ne accepted the invi-
tati0n to lecture at the SorbOnne.
The French government IS anxious to
receive the former President Of the
United States with the highest honOrs-
French society is prepared 10 honize
him; the literary. philosophical, geo
graphical, and scientific bodies all de
sire 20 entertain him. and the American
colony would like 90 give a great ban
quet in his honor.
But the former President will not be
received entirely as q private citizen.
despite his requests The government
has declined to forezo the honor OF en-
tertsining him Colonel Roosevelt has
given his acceptance 10 a dinner AZ the
palace Of President FalIieres- This was
arranged by Ambassador JUsserand, who
is 10 make 2 special trip across the
Atlantic 10 attend However, Colonel
Rooseyelts wishes viii be SO far re-
SpeCted by the French thai his visit
viii lack the spectacular features or Cen
eral Grants stay in Paris during MS
world tour
The exact program 20 he observed
during MS STAY Is subject 10 revision by
further conference between the former
President and the council Of the SOr-
bonnie A Greek play for his deleCtatiOu
Fas been mentioned. but his acceptance
Is doubted A reception will follow the
lecture. which viii he given in the am
TEitheater- The forty French immortalS
viII ne included in those whom Colonel
Roosevelt viii meet
on April Is Colonel Roosevelt viii he
Tecrfed in solemn audience by the insti-
tute. Of which he Is n member I'm virtue
Of his recent election as an associate
member Of the Academy Of Political and
Moral Sciences.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
DaarrE

TFfTI7-d T. owen 81 years. Episcopal
p = and r. Hospital
Peter B-fel. 45 years SO south Capitol
street
Areboua II spesse-- - years so y
street southeast
Mar T. Summers. = years. so Second
street southeast
Michael Lynch. 81 years. Washington
Asylum Hospital
Clara NrC- Hughes. 90 Years. .-7E7
Eighteenth street northwest
LfnyF Jordan Is wears Washington
Asylum Hospital
RosaI7ue n Bradford, So years. 27c5
Ee-0-aUa road
Mary Herman. = years Government
Hospital F0r the Insane
ma H Day. . years. Georgetown
1iv0-sitv Hospital
lfaT-a-e- DeIo-SIerrT- s. Years Home for
Aged. Third and Fl streets northeast
Elmer T. Van E0rsdatI. as years. IS :
street northwest
Harry Card0za- q years. 10 Fourth
street northwest.
laura Abbott. = years. Home for AGED
Third and II streets northeast
Ada Frost. = years Garfield Hospital
katherine Happen, . years. 213 H street
Northeast.
William n eaton. - years. ambulance
en- route 70 Casualty Hospital
Mar Greiuer. 6aE- 10I- Third street
northeast.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
SON OF DIPLOMAT
RECEIVERS QUICKLY
Senior Don Leon De La Barra,
Hurt IN Collision. Feels No
III Effects.

Senior Don Leon de Ia Barrs. the
thirteen year-oId son of the Mexican
ambassador. IS feeling no III effects
today from the minor bruises received
in an automobile accident al Six
teenth and NJ streets last night
The car IN which the young
foreigner was riding was coming
down " street One Of tho delivery
wagons Of the Yale laundry ATTEMPTED
to cross fin front % the automobile
and although the chauffeur applied
the brakes 90 was too late 90 avoid
collision The horse was Killed. and
James Moore the negro driver. was
thrown out
The diplomats son was shaken up
and bruised. but not seriously hurt
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
CHURCH FORMS CLASS.

s confirmation class is being formed
In Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
parish I'm Auacozt5a. and Rev willard
G.. Davenport, the pastor, viii instruct
the members with a view II having che
class IN readiness for the reception Of
the rite the night Of Good Friday In the
local edIfce. corner Of Thirteenth and
L streets
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
ANACOSTIA YOUTHS
DEMOLISH WINDOWS

As a result or the recent demolition
Of windows in the Kctcham school. and
IN the van Buren, School. in Auacostia,
by stone thrOwers. last night Policeman
J. H. Horton arrested Melton and Ber-
nard Naylor. Albert Smith. and Robert
HammiH who were charged with dis
orderly assembly, and VINO were required
20 post s. each before being released
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY-

Published only a. Information. no suarau-red
zoo p m dGIty-For Virginia West VIZ
ginia. and Kentucky points Pullman Sleep
$50 p. N. daily-CINCINNATI-ST TDr-rS-
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train -o 81
Louis. with Pullman sieepers t1 v1iezer.
stops only at Important stations. Pusr0ssr- s
finest equipment
III0 . m dauy-F- r " LIMITED for
Cincinnati Louisville, the west. Southuves.
and Northwest Pullman sIeenerz
Has a N. Week Days Pullman rrs-r--
Car, without change Washington 10 ~,ar7o~f
News Norfolk. and old Point Co.-ra-- 80
W 5, r F & p, Richmond and g. & D
ny
- & O. Ia carte dining ear service
Chesapeake and Ohio OFFICES al 5r- "a ave
1ggq r ST and New Union station -e-a-E.--,
Main 1885 and 2296 for tickets r-t~-s- ~
checks. reservations, and JaNicabs.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

\ R.-FoUowing schedule figures p5lhffsr.5
o1lv As information and are not s-uss-sr7ss,-5
T+Cr Atlanta birmingham. NOBLE -
o-teans AsheviEe, a m and Ie-45 70 ~
For ChattanOosa and Memphis. soc q
daily.
rsIr-rsuznafn New Orleans 1870 3. M
Eor Roanoke Knoxville. khalta7o--a
~-sb--flTe Memphis $40 a. H. dsiiv
fSIeepiuE car open after - 2 ma
Eor Atlanta EirninEnam- Columbia
Charleston. augusta. Aiken, Savaruah. Jack
souviIIe, and Florida points. AIS =. m. daily.
L S. BROWN. General Agent
ae+tf-exR
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
Lectures on AFRICA.

Gardner F. Williams has just re-
turned 10 America with a fund of in
re-estiug Information concerning the
gold and diamond mines of South
Africa He delivered an address on
the subject at a smoker given by the
Washington Society Of Engineers a.
Rausrlc-.s last evening He also de
ScrIbed the making OF the Al inch
gun 'I.ouE Cecil used during the
siege Of kimheTIeE- The smoker was
In charge of Bernard r Green
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
The Vital Record.


Births.
Joseph and Ida NJ Ifais-ipp. Eir'-
John T. and Florence NJ Tyne boy
Russell o. ard Agnes Allen. girl
Ew1IJ c. and Augusta X Schneider.
hoy
john s. and Maud F. TaIbe-t, Errf-
Nathan c. and Mary r. M~ku-rF- D f--
Frederick H. and Irene T. Kramer girl
George n and Se0Cadia j. Mating E,
girl
JOHN F. and Katherine NslI1--nU- bay
Frank w and Bertha Irene TTHaE- & III
JaFu r. and Martha F. Dean boy
Arose n and Rosa g. Raymond boy
Murray and Beatrice H0l-erSon- girl
John J. and Mary RugaU- boy
EwuiIy a. and Agnes ~ Walker, boy.
Roy L and Norma Michael boy
Antonio and Annie ECECE- boy
-Eiu=eu r and Edith NJ SiHu~0h- boy
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS

De- MgiHeS auG Leouidas at Rocas
del Tore gaStiue at Newport. Ysnkr0n
a Fort Antonio. Dixie N SewsH Point.
Marc@ttuS at New York. Glacier at San
,tii,iScg- Denver and IToqu0iS at Mare
mo- NJ 3SHinEtOn 80 Port Discovery,
ana tennessee al BremertOu
7ali-q-Chester rom Guantanamo for
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permit wasf is
sued tcoay-
The Fidelity Storage Corporation for
one Uinc-Story brick steel and concrete
storage IT 1879 4 street northwest. At
chitrcr Charles Gregg, builder Fidelity
Stora ge Corporation. estimated cost
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
OHIOANS 10 MEET.

A meeting OF the Ohio Society viii
be held at the Arlington Hotel Fri
day night for the purpose Of effertinE
q permanent organization. Justice
William r Day. who was elected
temporary president AT the first meet
Ing Of the society. VIII preside.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
NAVY


Lieutenant W Y TOMB. detached
Navy Recruiting Station, Denver
COL 20 duty as executive and navi-
gator o. Buffalo
Chiel BOatsWat1 O K. PLANDER. re
tired when discharged treatment
naval Hospital, Annapolis Nd, TO
home.
Machinist W. p. DAVIS. detached South
Carolina TO New York
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
Army and Macy
SerUiCe Orders
ARMY.

y direction of the President, Briga-
der General WALTER HOWE
United States Army, is assigned to
the temporary command Of the De
partment OF the East during the alb
Seuce Of Major General LEONARD
WOOD. United States Army.
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
GRAFT
JURORS STILL OUT
No Verdict Reached Nineteen
Hours After Trial Of Alleged
Periurer Is Ended.

PITTSBURG. Feb. ls-At noon today
the jury which heard the evidence
aZaiGst Max g. Leslie. on trial for per
jury in connection with the graft IN
curry here. was still out
The case went 10 the jury ar p O'Clock
yesterday afternoon Leslie Sought 20
establish an aIihi as his defense
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
ROOMS AND BOARD

X ST y W. 1Ig-IarEe comfortable rooH1s
with good tahle board; reasonable rates
fels--rs
+ ST y W f5fs-Opp~sita Dewey Hc-s- -
IIth 81 cars sunny clean well fsrnishz5-
sansi snc1- iTaEsien-s. fs,f-sr
X = AVE -. " SiL-FurnisheI rr~7rs.
with board traasieuts accomluoda-ed- "a
=onab-e rates FsL5-s--
18TH ST aI6-Two dezirabls fron- rooms
with board; central location. rezsonab-=-
fel5-7gs
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
washington ScutEern KsTIws--

For Richmond and points south via F-a5-
erfcksburE-Leave Union Sta foa daily 80
q H., rs a. m. 1O-05 m HES a M
G-05 p M 40 . M 800 D. M 10 . IA.
1000 D Leave week days 900 = -
s. A l.. Florida Limited. and --Er =
A - L. Florida Special All pLIIrnauv- ~
local stops Local Tor FrederIcEcsL5rG-z- !,
NJ daily Times OF departure ana Gomez
lions not guaranteed 5ss-tF
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SITUATIONS FEMALE

EVA$TFT-B- experienced Coicrsd woman
place as chamberrnsjd OF Light houssEorssT-
1GF ID 1tc
wa STFsD-v ASKING tn take home by white
-aurd-eEs- 15l- S-h St. y v 1t
u ANTED-Ey Coln-pi vurtzu- general house
work IL private fam = ICES ztn y Y.
IT.
WANTED-By reliable cofo-sd gil work b.
Ea- ~ week Iz-a eth 81 y W FeT5-ct-
WAN D-By settled wouIa1- light house
work or wash dishes 81 6ti - fs15-=--
NANTED-TIace as plain cook and a undress
or c-amleruaf5- 1913 u s. y W
Fs-E-s--
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FOR RENT ROOMS
Uufurushed.

UufuTRlShed-
@ ST :. w e5z-3 unfu-n5shed room ssstsr
light housekeeping heat and gas $3.50
IL
G. ST y E T6-Three rooms for Hight house
keeping, heat gas. and bath near tv.9 car
lines feI5-2--
y CAR. Ave s e Sa-Tw0 large rooms
and afco.c- entire fnor- light IruseEeeplng-
heat. gas and bath SO nc
y 7. AVE. 8 E. SIS unfurnished rooms.
suitable for light housekeeping SIS month.
Eas and heat. IetP-at-
\ BVF y W 65f-Three unfurnishsd
--,-,z -ei-b hath. s. fsI5-Stc
% ST. y E IS-Five large rooms bath,
s+ea-a heat. hot water. gas range fe17-7f'
80 - W ISz--Four second Apo-
looms: heat gas. and bath, light hOUsekeep D.
~ 1-c
The Washington times., 1910-02-16
UNDERTAKERS
| MrEIIAAl e

UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY,
$50 Pa. ave. y w
Telephone Main 1873 Washington, d c.
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FOR RENT ROOMS

FURNISHED ahu UnIuTnlSned-
77-TT - .fs-Z rooms for light horlzskesp-
Ing furnished o. unfuTnishcds bath and
gas very reasonable fe15-u
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HELP WANTED MALE

BOoKKEEpEE - Niddle-aEed, wages So
month with board. give reference BOX l55
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EoT 10 carry morning route good pay AP-
ply TIE POST. $50 a. m Ielf-5t-
BRIGHT FOYS can earn good money work
Ing after school hours Apply BOX 80
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FT-TT.FE-Sec1nd. white. 50 10 $40. white
ave u
TFRS-Vhite and coIo-ed. beUboys- men
to attend I-s-r--e- dsirynen- 1885 1ItE y w.
C0ILECT0R- About 1s years old with bi-
cycle. steady work so Bond Building
FOR COLORED MEN.
The CAPITOL AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE
1902 g. St y w has organized classes %
practical instruction in automobile work Tor
cotored men eSsiusivelv- The only cosieEe iu
washington where thorough shopuork and
immediate roadWork Is given by competCnt
men, II YOU want to become chauffeur
come ara see us or call Main 12ff- Special
courses In driving Terms reasonable and
easy payments felt-st
COUNTER Man. ice cream maker. help for
hotels BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY so
80 LsL2-,- -
EARN s1e TO SIS a WEEK DURING SPARE
TIME We rs Uauuf acrlrefs s. start yHrI
and Furnish cVCrg-riUE- no cau-a-zr-- t1ree
otsr factories busy rf-arn sou ana s71rs
you how tp Ect business. you nav US IN
three months and make biE profits, spare
time 20 start Write today Tor positive proof
pEASEs MFG. CO, 555 PeSse EidE- Buffalo.
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FUNERALDESIGNS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
Of every scripJion-modsrateIy priced.
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The Washington times., 1910-02-16
HELP WANTED
Male ard Female
Shorthand and TypewTIting-
WANTED AGENTS

LADIES OR GENTLEMEN can earn extra
money not interfering with present posi-
ti1n- take orders from friends for a reliable
drul- Address BOX Isl Times Office
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