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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-03-25
A FEARLESS, HONEST PREACHER
GIVES HIS OPINION OF PE-RU-NA.
an up-to-Date Clergyman Describes
an UD-tO-Date Household Remedy
that Has Had the Test OF
Time and is Known the
World Over.

Some preachers are afraid to give
an outspoken opinion on any remedy,
however highly they may esteem it.
Others are not afraid.
One of those who is not afraid Ia
quoted below. Read what he says.
He means every word of ii. If you
doubt it write him letter, enclosing
stamp. He will tell you what he
thinks.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-03-25

A daughter was born Wednesday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Beardsley, who reside just north of
Sparta.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-03-25

f''The county convention of the
Prohibition party will be held at the
court house, this city, Monday. March
rs at 1880 o'clock. Secretary Pres
colt Gillian OF the state committee,
Columbus viii be present.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-03-25

And the man who kills time will
discover that sooner or later It will
come back and haunt himI
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-03-25
MOUNT VERNON, OHIO
6 MONUMENT SQUARE
CANDIDATES
ANNOUNCEMENTS
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Editor Banner:-Please announce
that T. M. Dill of Wayne township
will be candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for county commits
sioner at the coming county primaries.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-03-25

'"*An entertainment will be given
next Wednesday evening In the Bran
don Baptist church, The entertain
ment will be In the form of lecture
given by Mrs Chester Rush of Co
lumbus.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-03-25
WaIStIIlgS

White Waistings-We
received Thursday another
lot of white waistings; they
come in stripes, checks and
figures. This makes the
stock quite complete. Prices
start at .fOG
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-03-25

New Wash GOODS

French Crashe-A new wash material
in the popular rough weaves. Just the thing
for summer dress or skirt. Very servica-
BILE. The colors are guaranteed absolutely
fast
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Deaths

Scott Wood. So years. I13 Mt Ouvet
road. D C.
Francis :, Doughty, IS years. 1872 Six
teeu-n street northwest.
Christina EiGuess- - years, 81 c street
northeast
Alice $ sheeHy, a years, u54 Fifth
street northeast
Hannah s. HoI5rook,. 81 years. 1901 @
street northwest
Marie c. SIussOu, s. years. jas Fifteenth
street northwest
Mary A. Ryan, 70 years. I2zI First street
northwest
DousaI c.. Morrison, Il years, 1739 F
street northwest
Emma Lafayette, % years. George
Washington University Hospital
Edwin F. Ricksecker, 50 years, Hos Co
Iumhia road northwest
John BRO, % years, Washington Asylum
Hospital
Laura Swami. . years. Providence Hos
pitai
Isabel @. Maddux, IS years, I0Js c
street northeast
Jeanette c. Jackson, . years, 1914
Third street northwest
Rebecca z. Mitchell, o years, Washing
ton Asylum Hospital
Fannie Peer. Is years, 1205 Twentieth
street northwest
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Died.


ARCHER-On sunday January 2, 1910, at
1850 p m, at his residence. 1888 p street
northwest. JAMES B. ARCHER. husband
Of Margaret + and father Of James. John
and Margaret J. Archer
BRADLEY-Entered into rest on Sunday.
January q, 1910. at I a. M, at Edge Bin.
Va. ANN ELIZA BRADLEY. widow Of
- Q Bradley, in the ninety-irst year Of
her age.
BUCK-On Sunday. January q. 1910. NET
TIE daughter OF Edward Buck
HOOKS-At Providence Hospital. Vvashfng-
ton D. c. January % 1910 CHARLES f
HOOKS. % WiIlimantic Conn formerly oe
the Seventh Connecticut Infantry VoIun-
tcers-
Burial service and requiem at St James
Church. Eighth street northeast. on Tues
day. January 3. at 10 a. M Iuterment at
Arlington National Cemetery. IT.
IAFAYETTE-On Sunday. January q. 1910
at 10 a m. al Ge1rEe washington HCspl-
tai. Mrs EMMA LAF'A = E-TTE
AIADDUX-oH sunday. January g. 1910 al
her residence 19o8 street northeast Mrs.
T. .. MADDUE. widow Of Dr. o.. Claw
Maddux- Of Baltimore Nd
PADGETT-On Saturday. January p. $50. Al
5-o2 a. M. NORMA LOUISE. baby daugh-
ter Of VIM T. and Fannie r. PadEett f1ea
ClevelandJ, aged twenty months and two
days
Funeral from the residence Of her parents
3l5 New Jersey avenue southeast. Tuesday.
January =. az $50 O'Clock Relatives and
friends invited 5a2z-st~
WORCH-Cn Sunday. January e. 1910. At
p m. ALFRED, beloved husband o.
Amelia WUrch. in the siZty-th5rd year oi
his age.
Funeral January =. al . D. m. from his
late residence. 1872 Pennsylvania avenue
nortl7F est Interuent at Eock Creek Gem
eteTy. Relatives and friends invited. Its
M Worch was born In P0r-sGaru- Ger
many. IN 1881 He came 20 washington
when a boy Of twelve and was resident
OF the Capital from that time His death
followed an illness % several years. Nj
Norch Is survived by his mother. his wife
four daughters, and one son Two broth
ers and siA gsandchlidren also survive him
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Army and Macy
SerUfce Orders

ARMY.
Captain JOHN II. ALLEN. Medical
corps. is relieved from duty at Fort
Monroe, Va. TO take erect on or
ABOUT February I. 1910, and VIII then
proceed 10 Fort Myer. Va.
FIRST Lieutenant EDWIN T. PRIT-
tEI l. First Field Artillery IS re-
liSted from duty at the preside OF
-atohlefey. Cal, to take effect upon
liie completion of the course OF IN
StFucti0n at the School of AIusketry
which he is now undergoing, ard VIII
ihen proceed 10 join his battery
second Lieutenant STEPHEN w WIN
FREE Ninth Cavalry. win proceed
70 Fort Riley, Kansas, and report
~ person on or about February Is,
lEi"- 70 the COmmandant OF the
Mounted Service School for the pur-
p'Se OF taking special course IN
equitatiCn at that school, and upon
lhe completion OF the course VIII re-
turn TO his proper station
rlTSL Lieutenant JENNINGS b VII
SON Eighth Infantry. IS detailed
Tor general recruiting service He
VIII proceed to Jefferson Barracks,
missouri, and report IN person TO
the commanding officer Of the re-
crult depot at that post for duty. r
Heving First Lieutenant Alden F.
Brewster, Second Artillery, from
duty at that depot and from fur
ll'f duty on recruiting service
Lieutenant Brewster upon being thus
rel eyed viii proceed to join his bal
ter--
Colonel HENRY A GREENE, Tenth
Infantry, will proceed on OF about
February 5, 1910, 70 Fort BeniaE4in
Harrison. Indiana and resume his
duties at that post
First Lieutenant VERNON w Boil
LER, Second Infantry. Is relieved
from duty at Fort Thomas KENTUCKY
and VIII proceed to WLipple Bar
racks. Arizona, and report in person
70 the commanding officer OF that
post for .iutv
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every DCne- Hour on the odd Hour.
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL 23D ST NEW YORK
100 a. u--Ilner Pullman ParICr car.
1900 g. ru--5-ho--r train
$500 a. m.-Uiner and Pullman ParIor Car.
fII-00 a. m--DIner and Observation Pullman
leo D u--Diner and Pullman ParIor Car
600 p m--.'RoyaI Limited" All Pullman
Five-hCur-
f4-G8 p. n.-Coachss 20 Philadelphia
800 D. m.-Dlner and Pullman Parlor.
500 D m--Coaches 10 New York
s12.I5 y T--SIeepers 90 New York
s2-52 e. m--SIsepers 10 Philadelphia ana New
ATLANTIC CRY. 1900. 800. f11.oo a m
'-'o'' wv TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
week e Days. ;. q a IN 70, to @ u ID p : NJ
sac. 1000. "II-00 g. m. 1900 noon; T12:05.
. -g0 ms. 400 geo. 1920. $3.50 +S-00
t385 $500 f5-02 $50, t6-oo $50. +7-00, $50
$40 1000. @I0-55. %1l-30. "1Z-I5 y. T
CHICAGO. "1-2z- $50 D.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE ag-LO a NJ 800 D m 40 night
PTTTSBURG. $40 a. m. -1-27. $40 p m.
CLEVELAND. -9-10 2. m
COLUMBUS. $50 p m.
WHEELING. @g-IO a. M $50 D m
WINCHEST TER. 1910 a n, f4-05- 1900 :. m
FREDERICK. fs:2o, 1910. 1918 a. M, = 80.
HGGEKsTOWN. +s.lo a m, 800 D. IN.
ANNAPOLIS, 80 fS-o9 a m, fIz-05 noon.
+2-e0. 1880. 1870 and $3.50 ?. m
sTaiiy. Except sunday. 4Sunday only.
TELEPHONES at al Of the following
Ticket Offices 1917 q St Tel Main 1881. SO
Pennsylvania ave. Main rs New Union
Station Ticket once. Main $3.50; InfOrma-
ton Bureau Main 1880
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Rooms and Board.

G ST y ". 515-ComfortabIe rooms with
good home board; $ and IS week: ea-Iv
brea kfast- quiet house sa2s--ts
L ST. y. ", I535-IarEe nicely furnished
room. cheap for two; superior cook l1nsu--
passed fare 5a1S-7ts
M AVE y ". 6II-FJ-RNTSHFD VIZ
BOARD transients accommodated reason
able rates fss5-.--
DINING ROOM and kitchen furnished in az
change for board, downtown location soma
boarders In house BOX . Times once
ja3-3t'
nth ST \ W II1-NIceIy Furnished ICONS
and board; phone y 5osf. 5sz3-stc
ONE OR TWO men can have room and
board. private family u25 sd - Y W
jas5-sto
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SEABOARD AIR LINE.


1905 a. m daily. Florida Fast Nail -
Through coaches and Pullman sieepers to
Savannah and Jacksonville ParlCr car
Jacksonville 10 Tampa Through sIeepers to
Atlanta and Birmingham Dining cars.
s-25 .. m daily The Flamingo-'' Quick
est Florida train. Through COACHES 10 Jack
sonviIle. Pullman sleepers 70 JacksouviIIe
St Augustine. Pain Beach, Miami and
KNIGHTS Key. Connecting for Havana Din
ing cars
700 D. m ''Seaboard Florida Limited 80
Solid Pullman Electric Lighted Through
SIeeperE to St Augustine, Palm Beach Nj
ami and Knights Key Connection for Mas
sau ard Havana Club Observation ana
dining car.
Through coaches and Pullman sIeepers 10
Savannah Jacksonville and Tempa- Also
70 Atlanta. Birmingham. and Memphis. Din
ing cars.
ticket ONCE. 1913 New York ave y "
Z A HARDWOOD, G T A
C. 3 RYAN. c. 2. a, Portsmouth Va
c. Z. Philips, .. P A. Washington, D. c
Ro7-1
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Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

. NJ po4S OF ND piers A4AGduy Au-AS-lSs
Mark and Hugh Lee. two brothers. love
Hilda Graves, daughter Of their employ ef-
Hugh thinks HiIda loves Marx and re-
EOUnCes her Mark takes bonds from ms
employers worth S65S. coo. and loses ne
bonds Carl Vaughn. an enemy or tils
Lees knows that Marx took them vaughn
insults Mark at q banquet in Boston. ana
IN the Lee home iu Baltimore marx
Chases him from the house. ana huehs
after trying 10 get the bonds from
Vaughn and securing only love letters
addressed TO Teresa Ferri. q Washington
opera singer finds his brother uncon-
sci0us on q pier. and IS recognized by
detective The next morning the body Of
carl Vaughn is found floating Of the
same pier Hugh, for HiIda's sake shields
Mark and fees 10 Washington saying
he will take the blame for the murder
he sees Teresa Ferris who goes into hys-
terics when she hears OF Vaughn S DEATH
and HTFa Graves sees her with her arms
around Hugh HuEl in vain tries 10
evpIafu Then he learns that Brock
NauEhu's friend, is coming 20 see Teresa
and determined 20 recover The bonds.
ne arTanges 10 spy on their meeting de
was convinced that Vaughn had the
bonds and now thinks that they are in
possession Of the dead man 8 friend
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-24
Railroads.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

Published IS Information; not guaranteed
leo D m daiiy-For Virginia, West Virginia
and Kentucky points Pullmans
$50 p daily-CINCINNAT I-ST- LOFTS
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train 10 ST
a 0uis. with Pullman sleeper to Chicago
s ops only at important stations Pr1IIrnaT1ss
finest equipment
I-l0 p. m daiIy-F. F V. LIMITED 20
Cincinnati. Louisville, the West Sou+b-
west, and Northwest Pullman .yleepers
c. & . ia carte Dining Car Service
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices SIC Pe0nsv1vs- f,
avenue 1888 F street and Union station
Telephone Main I165 and 230s for tickets. ba--
ERge checks. reservations. taxicabs.
Bols-4
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-24
NAVY

Rear Admiral W. C. COWLES. retired
Dets ched duty as chief Of the Blu
reaU of Equipment, Navy Depart
mCut5 10 home
Lieutenant Commander n. p PER
RILL. detached Wabash, navy yard,
Boston, Mass. and duty command
Ninsiow- 90 command Eagle.
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. =
HAYNES detached Naval Hospital
navy yard. Norfolk. Va and "a
continue other duties.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-24
Railroads.
Southern Railway


Washington Southern Railway.
For Richmond ard points South via Fro5-
ericksburg-Leave Union Station daily t-90
a M 70 a. m 1o-C5 a m u-s5 a IA !.
4-e5 p m 4-25 D m $50 D m, rs D n
1900 p m Leave week days. 700 D. m
s a L, Florida Limited. and 7-I0 D. N
A G L, Florida Special All PuIImans- no
local stops Local FOR F'redericksbUrg ) D.
N daily Times OF departure and connec-
tons not guaranteed 5aq-ff
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-24
Marriage Licenses

John n AIbers and Hazel X. Haves,
both .[ washington
Hugh NJ Settle OF Laurel Mills Va
and Hattie e settle. or CuIpeper- Va
Jesse Jackson and Louise NJ lNeu-.r.
both Of Charlottesville Va
William J.. Norton. OF washington. and
Nina c. Green. Of oxford. Ind.
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The Vital Records.
Births

Lewis md Annie Knoll. boy
Percy and Eleanor Proud. boy.
Ross F. and Mary Y. Violet. bow
J. Mortimer and Eva J. T-tterbacI< boy.
ORC q. and Blanche Baxter. boy.
Ernest O. and Hattie A. Bairston, EIrI.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-24
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Arrived-Tacoma At BluefeIds. Dixie
and Chicago at Boston, Hist AT
Guantanamo Perry and PrebIe az
san Diego. Michigan Al CuIebra-
FaduCah al TomDkIusvIile, and Plus
ser Al Key West
SaI-cd-CacSaT from Gibraltar for 31s-
ton, Dubuque from TOmpk'nsviUe for
Guantanamo
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-24

BALTIMORE. Nd Jan PA mar
rage license was issued here TODAY TO
Nlstar W Gates. twenty-seveu years.
- J. street northwest. Washington.
end Eva stewart. tweuky-tHree. suck
harmon. IS. Va
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-24
Boots and Shoes Repaired.

WHEN YOU WANT your boots OF shoes
made TO order or repaired call OF FRANK
MILLER the up-tO-date boot and shoe
maker Have been here for ten years Mems
shoes haIf-s0Icd and heeIed. ha1d-Ssvve5. 81
Ladies shoes. haIf-SoIed and hseled. hand
saued sc Bows shoes haIf-SOICd Gnl
heeIed. soc. All goods called for and delivered
promptly I5IT Conn ave " W fa12-2t
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Resorts.
Atlantic CITY.
War!bOronab= B!enb2tn
THE LEADING RESORT HOU
a III = ---..--

THE LEADING RESORT HOUSE
OF THE WORLD
Particularly Attractive During
Atiantic's Great Winter and Spring Season
Extending from December 10 June)
The house holds 100 Guests and has 200
private baths. each with sea and fresh
water White service in both American plan
and IA carte dining Rooms Exquisite
music Golf Rolling Chairs Theatres own
e-shfp Ma-aEeuent
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS COMPANY
is1-sft
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-24
Does Money Grow on Trees?

Many pecan tree bear 100 70 SO pounds -
nuts each year. which sell at IS 500
more. Owners Of bearing groves IN George
have refused 1900 per acre Tor them and
there are none for sale. Plant out grove
Of your Own and watch II Increase IN value
Investigate the Pecan Industry Our Propose
riCn. and Our COMPANY This IS no scheme
no Get-Rich-QUfck Investment bUr one that
is as safe and certain as Savings Banks.
Bonds Stocks or Life Insurance and tha-
WILL PAY FAR BETTER Pecan trees bea-
early and are practically immune from dis
ease and lEsect-i1jury- They STOW older ant
larger each year and bear correspond ing--
heavier crops We plant out and grow pecan
groves on small monthly payments Il VI.
paw YOU 20 read our booklet Write -'RIE-
ERDAElE PECAN COMPASY- Macon. Ca
js1-23- 24.26-Zs.sG-
Lunch room AND BOOMING HOUSE.
Splendid location on "a ave ETst-ClssE
trade. steam heat low rent long lease Sc.
address BOX p. Times once
TAlTED-secretary with 81. 90 for one o.
the best established companies doing nstIcua-
business BOX IS Times once JaZ5---
yyANTED-Stop and think would a silver
every family has some ware going 10 was-s
and if they can get IL plated cheap they -
your osn boss the man VINO starts Is tE7
man who wins write Us for particulars =.
p. sTUTLER q co, Washington, Pa.
WILL Buy H15vIns picture thesigT Il salts
factory; state price and location BOX De-
Times crf3ce- la--5L'
COR GROCERY Y w. vel z-oczed. dclr-
good business fine chance [l- right par
illness stable living rooms
FOOL ROOM downtown y ". big CpD---
tunIty FOR right man reason, inatte1tilu--
BOOMING house. downtown y ". payl--
$50 over rent more rooms &C rent
COLUMBIA BUSINESS BROKERS
% ~ ST y " 5aZ-5t-
SECONDHAND FURNITURE STORE. cen
rraIly located in NORTHWEST. doing z-r-s
cash business cor sale al bargain L. C-fr-
buyer TWO LARGE STORAGE ROOMS
PILED CHEAP Il-ST- Bon IS Tim.=
office jz2Z--ts
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Automobiles.

A FREE AITONOBILE SHOW
We are exhibiting the finest assOr-nentS u
second hand cars ever shown south Of Fhi-a-
deIphia- over 90 in nun uer- ali makes and
STYLES from 500 60 $50 Every one guar
anrsed- Cau and be convinced Come and
get one Of our souvenirs for the children
ROMAN AUTOMOBILE CO.
1915 Il 81 y y.
Branch Of Philadelphia Pa
5ac4-s-
We HAVE Just received q ls-za lot OF Ext-a
Fine SECOND CASINOS and TUBES o.
HIGH GRADE goods only We also have a
larEe stock OF hiEn-Erade FERSTS, slight r.
damaged 60 be sold al SPECIAL BARGAINS
DURING SHOW WEEK
JONES kESSLER REBBER TIRE Co
SO = ST y W 1zZ-1r-
1873 BUICK ROADSTER. fuIly equipped
newly painted, n good condition. ct g bar
Gain- CARTER MOTOR CAR CORPORA
TON. MUnsey Building ysIZ-.F
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Workingmen's Wants.

entitled 10 much consideration as you lose.
that's sure as we can NJ the ma 5orIty o.
men in a tailored suit slightly used at s to
rr7- save v0r- a clean " note one Drf-a
only JUSTH'S OLD STAND, SIS D y. W
ia2E-rf
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Printing.

READY FOR BUSINESS. WE Print / 09t
business size envelopes for SIS Cards s. -
Other printing reasonable J. FRIEDMAN
SIS y = ave y ". Phone Main 49,
de19-eod-tf
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Help Wanted-MaIe.


COOK F1rst-cIass. AZ zls 9th 81. y ". lite
5 CooKs-At once. al MARYLAND QUICK
LUNCH, SO sth ST Sa-2-5t"
C0ATMAKERs- First-class. al4 TN s. "
1a-4--tc
DRTvER-Experienced o5Iored, AID butler:
must have best city reference 15z3 18th st.
n " It.
FEW MORE live men TO sell a new accident
Insurance, small premium, big commission to
husflers, experience not necessary Il Q
SMITH. Office l. Gl9 F ST.. lockwood Bldg
MAN OR BOY CwhiteJ to drive milk wagon.
mix cows. and make himself useful about
small place r r GATES. TakOTns Park
d c. Ja2z-3t-
IF you ARE OUT OF a position or earn t4za
than SEQ per month, let u pFsTzse y0u as
an expert automobile salesman. deConstrator.
or Chauffeur Time required eight 90 twelve
weeks. Cost. less than first months salary.
you graduate and secure position Tor
fUH Information call on or address d ..
TIE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON GNC),
1876 18th 81 " ".
The Largest schoo! Of Automobile Engineer
ing and SalssmanshiD in United StateE
- -
KITCHEN BoY-Good references. ulo
-el-LleellclL ave IL
NIAN-CoIored. good. for driving delivery
wagon and as porter; reference required per
manent position Apply STEIN BROS 615
Pa ave tic
MEN 10 learn barber trade: only rev week
required wages after first month"; steady %
sition guaranteed. write for Catalogue
EOLER'S BARBER COLLEGE. z07 E0ySery,
New YORK city ja22-5r'
$50 MONTHLY and expenses to advertise.
leave samples and collect names Write
SILVEI5ToN CO, FL, Chicago u
PIANO sALEs3IAN-At once; experienced.
must have Washington trade acquaintance
and present employment salary $50 & month.
al correspondent coaddenuaIly treated
FOX 81. Times Once jaS4-2t
PREssER-FIrst-elazss steady work 2ssl
18th St ja24-2tc
FFEssER-At once 500 IIta s. \ "
tt
SECOND cooK-oolored- 20 Pa ave s,
-
WOCDWOTlEET,- Carriage and wagon. Ap-
ply 90 JNO- ". SUMMERS CO, Alexandria
Va 5az-3tc
/ wa MED Electric fight IIue-en 20 work in
vicinity Of Philadelphia good wages steady
employment for good men Report 10 DEL
AWARE COUNTY ELECTRIC COMPANY
/ gVAo-TED-Som one 20 take partly furnished
house. party retaining one room- also furui-
lure for sale l-s- ltJh- ja-i-5t-
I WANTED and boys over sixteen years
CT age. good wages permanent work Apply
/ basement q 1909 f s. y. w iys-w,sa.m-lf
We WANT fifteen or twenty young men who
can come wei recommended 20 prepare for
positions as automobile EalcsIen for one
OF the largest sales companies IN Washing
ton. pCsltl1Es Ela-srceEd % those having
satisfactory reference. Application must Do
g "a before February J. For CuII pa-tIcul srs
cal On or address B. p NTCE. Sec'y.
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE OF
WASHINGTON INCL
1910 18th ST. n W
sals-Is.
YOUNG Man with about Two years expert
t1c-. iu f-.rclry repairing EDWARDS q
IAEEE CO.. so 7rh ST. It
YOUNG MEMO with good address vel
educated o. sr.i~l- EIEf-Class proposition
must come Wei recommended apply 10 3.
3 [TEE 1913 18th ST. X IS. Jazf-3r
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Dancing.

PROF & MRS WESDHAE- SIS 1eth y w
teach all dances. class Tues. --uur-. an
sat eve. 7-S5- lesson gee six lessons. $ CO.
private lessons any hour with 1siC- EIars--
tee al scholars. prOfe'i teacher Phone 1I5s-8
deI5-t-
DAvISONS. Prof and Mrs 7I9 6th St y " 3
best known est 1872 Teach All dances cor
rectly7 lessons day or eve7S- Phone =. E5-s.
class 8 dances. Tue Thur. evs- Assent =
dances Sata Rifles Annoy sat evenings
js15--f
MISS COULTER. 504 Mass ave y " j.
you can walk. 7 can teach YOU 20 waltz
lessons any time 51c- Phone II 1ISS-
DANCING STUDIO. us Eye St y w
Misses Chamberlain and COBB. teachers So
cIzI dance Thursdays Phone II 5Ss7-y.
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MRS GLOVER. 6I3 IND. Phi lessons. Sc
waltz & tHC-s-ep guar . lessons Class Tues
Thurs sat- eve. sc Phone " 1I2e Ge7-s.-
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
Only one taught at a tine.
Latest dances Two instructors
1913 y y ave SELECT Phone II BS-s L
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Help Wanted
Male and Female

EST ONE wishing % take lessons OF the
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In HemOriam.

BACON-In sad, but loving remembrance Of
my dear baby. DOLORES who died one
year ago TO-DAY. January e. 1859
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LUNCH ROOM AND ROOMING HOUSE.
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trade steam heat low rent long lease s..
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recalled the haIlboy'S story Of her bend
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The latter. Of course, knew my hand
writing as he did that Of everyone in
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Wondering. but still resolved to lose
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TASTFlD-SeCretary with 1900 for one e.
the best established companies doing ustiCua.
business BOX IS Times Office jars
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GROCERY one OF the best corners X e.
doing gcod buslness- living rooms price,
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