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The Washington times., 1906-01-28
cRAYcRoFT g. ADY, GRocERs.

For ten years Craycroft & Ady have
been doing a prosperous grocery bust
ness at u c street northwest. Three
years ago Mr.. Ady bought an interest
I'm the business. The firm handles a
nice line of groceries, fresh meats. pure
wines and liquors. They sell for cash
and at the lowest possible prices Messrs.
Craycroft & Ady make a speciality of
ouick deliveries They send out goods
along the b. and o. railway section dur
ing the day when ordered in the morn
ing.
They will continue to prosper because
heir many friends are always pleased
with the service accorded them,
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
MISS LAURA CA0MAN,
HAIR DRESSING

Miss Laura Cadman is we'll known in
Washington as an expert hair dresser
and manicurist. She has devoted many
years of study to the hair, and her
treatment of the scalp is always effect
uaL She has received the highest en-
dorsements from her patrons, and her
business continues 10 flourish For
many years she was connected with
che OF the largest establishments in the
city, and when she opened a shop of her
own she already had many friends.
Many or the most distinguished and
prominent ladies of Washington are
among Miss Cadman's patrons.
Miss Cadman has hair dressing end
manicure parlors at rs Eleventh street
northwest.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
w. J. MOONEY,
REGISTERED PLUMBER

Among Washington's most reliable
and successful plumbers may be men
toned MT- w. NJ. Mooney, whose place
OF business is situated at 726 Eleventh
street northwest.
Mr.. Mooney came here from Nashville.
Tenn. which is his home, some years
ago 10 superintend the construction and
feconstructioH Of plumbing on Provi-
denee Hospital, and at the conclusion of
this work he decided to establish him
self IN this city as an expert plumber
Being a man of great energy and hav-
Ing served a most thorough apprentice
ship in his trade. he speedily became
known as an able and reliable man. and
he has won for himself a large patron
age among residents in all parts OF the
city
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
BUTTONS CIGAR STORE.

Next door to the District of Column
bia building, $50 Louisiana avenue. is
n. J. buttons cigar store, a very
convenient smokers corner for all the
lawyers and District officials, located
in this neighborhOOd
A curiosity of Mr. buttons place is
that he plants Havana tobacco seed in
flower pots and these are carefully cul-
tivated. During the tobacco season
these plants may be seen growing in
his place.
An important feature of Mr. Dutton S
place is that he keeps a large supply
of all legal blanks and forms. Law
yers find Il a convenient Place to Sc
cure ali their legal stationery, as Mr..
buttons prices are the lowest.
The Washington times., 1906-01-28
M. H. HOLLYWOOD, THE
FURNITURE DEALER

a leading business man. who is en-
gagged in the retailing Of furniture.
pianos. stoves, etc, is Mr.. Hopwood.
corner Eighth and X streets He has
been in this business since 1899. and
originally had a partner. who. however,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23

rrteo.rhoIte Der IuIttondtpr IN ielnsr
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bate sr DerI9mGbt, bisbsr ii9 untsr
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trduli9em 4Opfniden Ii1 an Snprleb,
nidt pabr, sirs
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rtnsar in 8erapeifluRg, bsnn ibm Be-
gam iebt ein3ulsu1ter, baB Olympia
nod gu eiEtm hSberen gretIe seldnssn
tuerbt. als ben Ct uufaubrinseu D.rs
motbte. 3pettduienb fiebenbunbert!
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ben 2ippen 9srsnear's, Der uRenSIi@
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
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aber ala en- tuisbsr siutrot, trafsn bic
f9rsdlt6tn Mprts Iein DIR:
Sauienb Dollars seboten fir bic
Audbrpns Olympia. SuuIeRo Doll
lars esboten!
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bi.IsH Borten ersrift 1T unbeldreibs
lia, Sept erIt fi9lts er. bab feline
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felt Der 9tr3p.iFsuns setpsIsn. @er
bate ibm in hiei.r furdtburen Gage
helfen tSnn.r, bsIf.n ipollen9
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nabt bdruuJ bic @trft.iseruris gu uns
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etulssen, inbem tr es nls impatient
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li9e aHstist ben @ertauF Slbmpisns
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gar, iubem feline Stimme Dor aufrs
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-02-23
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lid9, lper Der BETTER 1einsr @sliebtsn
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01
A WEEK IN CONGRESS.
Inning Bi'i Passed by the Senate
Army Matters in House.

The United States Senate on Thursday
of last week passed the hazing bill which
gives authority to the secretary of tho
navy To- dismiss at any time a midshp-
man whose proscnc" at the naval academy
he considers contrary to the best inter
right to demand a court martial. Wash
ngton's farewell address was read by
senator McCrearN. The House debated
the army appropriation bill
Tho Senate was not in session Friday.
The House adopted a resolution directing
tn" Interstate commerce commission to
make inquiry ana report regarding allcg-
cd restraints of trade on the part of cor
tain railroads in handling coal and oil.
The Senate was not in session Satur-
day. rho House passed lG private pom
sion bills
The Hepburn railroad rate bill was
presented to the Senate on Monday by Mir.
rillman and the Joint statchood bill was
discussed. The House did little business
and adjourned when the death of cX-
Speaker Henderson was announced
Tho Senate ON Tuesday agreed to vote
on the statehood bill March o. The House
debated tho army appropriation hill.
senator Foraker spok" on tho railroad
"Htc bill in tho Senate Wednesday aud the
House further discussed the army ap-
preparation bill
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01
A FEARFUL PEST.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01
VERMONT LOCAL NEWS
tContinuer from fourth page.)

walk in front Of y. W. Primes house or
Park street
Rutherford II. Everest is confined tc
his home by an attack of the grin.
W. q. Scott left Yesterday for the
state Of Washington. where he will prob
ably remain.
Nr and Mrs. William Hurtabis left
yesterday FOR Comstock. n. Y.
p. y. Thomas, who was called hcre last
week by the death Of his mother. has re-
turned to Meridcu, conn.
Mrs. Il. g. Brown and son OF Everett.
Mass. arc visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. n. Everest.
Services were omitted at 50. Thomas
Church Ash Wednesday owing to the III
ness ot tho rector.
MIR. and Mrs. \. q. Jones have returned
from BOSTON.
Mrs. J. T. Woodruff has h-cr ~ FOR
tho past fow days with iu attack of the
grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius D,lnhia wee very
pleasantly surprised at their home on
Barlow avenue Tuesday evening hv %
of their friends. the o"casion bcug Mrs.
pelphia' s 9Th birthday she was present.
cd with some very vice linen. the presou-
'ation speech being made hy Leon
Shau01
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01

At Christ Church in the morning the Roy.
y. y. Lewis. the rector. spoke on "Op-
portunity and Responsibility" and at st.
Augustu"'s Church at the morning and
evening services were observed the distri-
button and imposition of the ashes and
the bcnediction of the blessed sa crament.
Mrs. Jennie Mcmillan and Felix f'itz-
gibbons were arrested yesterday after.
noon for INVESTIGATION. They will be given
hearing this morning.
The herd of "a cows owned by George
IAckey, tested Tuesday. was given a
clean bill OF health Yesterday by the vot-
erihar| who conducted the examination.
NJ. and Mrs. Hale *. Darling of ChcI-
sea arc in town for q few days while Mr.
Darling Is at work un the index for
the revised statutes.
r =. Davis of North iontfrct. secretary
Of the state Dairyucus association, was
in town yesterday comforting with H. s.
stanton in regard To the claim, the assa-
citation has against the Central Vermont
Railway company for damages sustained
by the loss Of tho nssociation's pro.
Siammc In December 1901. These pro-
s|Wme" were shipped from Montpelier
by freight and werc meyer received at
North Pomtrc'. Tho loss to the associa-
tion in advertising and expense Of print
iug was about $3.50.
The case of y. f.. Cove OF rinincld
against John Ryan OF the same town was
heard Yesterday in this city before Fred
II. Thomas a. special MASTER Il Was Il
cas- iu general asSt,mpsit. r.. NJ. Harvey
and J. +. hanson appearing fo~ the pluin-
'ir. i. q. Wing ana y. Il. Gordon for the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01
REVOLUTIONARY HEROINE.
Georgia Amazon who, sinGic-hnndcd.
Captured Ten Tories.

Nancy Hart thc for,ous ,;oorria char.
meter of pevolut;,ru,.v days f.. IL. ~,
means mythical but wos q rc,I no,.sc,,.
ayo. aavs tn, Richmond Nows-I .o,,,,r
| MISUNDERSTANDING her nipunti,. rr,n,,. rod
! hair. frecLI.4 and crossed cvas Lcr NOM
orv is ken, .rcener arnoro tho roonIo -,
! her native state than that a., ,oan,. g.
,noro rreno so,.i,,, hor,.tr,
She was what il famili,rIv know, ~, =
Gcorcia .cracIlcr." ., noo, tto,,rh ,r-
| telliecut Whit. who Itrcd on,nnr tbe
sand hills or in tho isolated districts Of
Tho state.
Her capturc Of tho ton tories while
they were devoiliur fine tenntirr viards
She had been co,1pclIed To- prcnarr for
them is recognized as an historical fact.
Daring Andrew Jacksou's presidency
representatives. from Georgia. desiring to
bring that State To the notice Of tho
President. decided to present u uaintin,s
for ono Of the inches in tho rotuuda of
the United States tapitol buildi,u. At
length it WAS cop,nl,tod-, n,,,,..i, ,r
Nancy Hart barohoadcd. b,r.r,ot,J Nor
skirts to her knees. crossing a SHALLOW
stream driving ter tories bcfor. bcr at
the point OF one of their own runs. Zine
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01

iiccrs shows the indebtedness Of the vii
lagc to be s55s9.97, as against s5,4es. on
last year. The officers this year hav,
paid bills contracted by last years Of
ficers To tho amount of 10. these bin.
not being reported in last years report
The cost of streets and sidewalks thi,
year was Na6.A against ss313S last year
The miscellaneous expenses this wear
were N.7l237 against sl.T5oS last year
The water system shows net profit of
nearly 500. besides paying interest on
water bonds aud making many improve.
incnts at the receiving reservoir.
The weather was 50 favorable for sugc,
making last week that considerable
quantity has been brought into tho vii.
lag" by farmers. rho Ladies' Union sue
cecded in corncfiug II sufficient amount
ana viii serve supper and new sugar
IN tho Congregational Church parlors
next Saturday evening from i've to eight
o'cluck
Manager Lyons, Of the Montpelier rclc.
phon" Exchange, was visitor w town
yesterday
Miss Motto Moody. who has been a
visitor in town for the past ten days.
returns tomorrow to hcr home in I.cban-
on, y. H.
The boys and gils teams ~ the Mont
pelior high school will play the local
nigh school teams Friday evening in the
high school hall. Montpelier has two strou,
teams and as interesting game is prom
isod
Emerald Robokah Lodge. l. @. o. T..
is to give tbc ,,i,,. Nh. \vi,a. ~. =, ~
cabhapo p,t,, :" ,,v, ,,o.t, t,rt.I,.....
ing i'm fine o,,,,, ho,se
Mrs q T. C,, Inns h,o, ,t,.,t,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01
VA vcrHN
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Mr. ;n.d Mr.. = \. Bragg were at e.
w. Puwcrs's in Waterbury, last week -
L. y. Fisk has rented his farm one year
|" FRANK Markham and will NOV,
la the William Wilder house in Waits
il"ld-lterh"rt Eastman of Rutland was
AT N"rn Piercc's on business Saturday
william Dana is now AZ the Mary Flet-
cher hospital in Burlington ana mas had
an operation on a diseased limb which
has troubled him many years 4 pcr-
ton of the diseased bone, above the
Knee. was removed and tho hospital sur
gcon assures him that ultimately he Will
have q sound limb
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01
SOUTH BARRE.

Mrs Nary Fushey has gone TO Am.
Sterdan. ~ f.--Mrs. Nellie Murray and
d1u"ht"N. Helen, Of Waterbury Gem
tor have been visiting Al q. H. Adams's.
Miss Ida Adams has finished a sue
""ssful torn OF school at Williamson
and Is stopping at home George Cum
law has moved to Joseph Rabucou $
pI1s,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01
WASHINGTON COUNTY
MONTPELIER.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01

Eastman was in town over Sunday from
Rutland. where he is employed in the
Rutland railroad shops.-NIrs. G. y Greene
was in Montpelier over Saturday and
Sunday visiting her sister. Miss May
Howe, ana other friends. j. Tabor
mas bought house and lot at East
warren and will move there during the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01

rircd of working for the small pay.
m"oi which tho S'ut' allow .th'm. tno
Austrian '"uutr. d"ctpr. a., preparing, to-
s,rho.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01

incoming ships bring reports ri large
icebPrcS and extensive foes or fin.
Grand Banks
Edward Gallant was ecntorced a.
sydney, {. Il" 70 receive DO lashes on the
bare back and 20 months imnrisou
ment for assnultng hts young daurh.
Ter. Gallant Will also receive two Iash-
es each month until the expiration Of
, his prison sentence.
Friday, Feb. 20
The Canadian government has pur.
chased $4,000 worth Of wheat four .
! send to japan for the sufferers from
famine in the northern part of The king
dom.
The result Of the analysis Of the con
| tents Of the stomach of John Hammond.
| who died at Barre. Mass. at the home
of Mrs. Myra Bemis, is such that the
police will continue their iuvestiya-
lions.
The Fall River Mass Master Build
ers association has declared for an omen
shop.
The four members Of the family NJ
Gilbert Robllard of Providence are in
serious condition rs result Of no.
Soning from eating preserved rliubarb
The rhubarb was purchased in scaled
can.
The Tolorcd Women's club NJ Rhodn
| Island adopted resolution requesting
the library officials of the state 10 re-
move from the library the works Of Rev.
Thomas Dixon ~ New York. who has
written books anita gonistic 10 the negro
race.
Prince PignHtelli Stroncol. aged 10.
committed suicide at Naples by shoot
ing few hours before he WIS 10 have
been married to daughter Of the Duke
of Ccrigliano.
A detachment Of 50 sailors from The
American cruiser squadron now 1T
. Naples. was received by the pope At he
Vatican.
Walter Forth, 1G years old. was
seized with an cpileptir tit Willie carry.
ING lighted lamp down stairs a his
home ut Lynn. Mass. and fell 10 The
foot Of tn" stairs He WIS 81 badly
burned that he died.
Thursday, Feb. 22
In consequence of District Attorney
Morau'> invest cation Of the escape of
George II. Gaskell from Charles street
jail. Boston, sheriff Seavcy has taken
summary action and diSchargod mo
four employees whose services the Iii,
trict attorney recommended that The
county dispense with.
Alexander ). Porter. Boston rrHl
estate broker has filed a voluntary he
tition in hauhrlptcy. He has lmhiiitic,
scheduled ut S226.047 As aud assets Of
only 500.
Mcagre details have hccu rec, .7ed Of
attacks upon Catholic missions in soy
cral towns in the southeast province, Of
China The bishop Of CherschoWfu
lclegraphs that Christians ATE fleeing
4 dispatch from Paris. which l.ars
strong marks of inspiration. suggest,
The possibility of Intervention hy Pres.
dent Roosevelt. a< in the case ot Russ,
and Japan. to reconcile the diametr'.
opposite views of Franco and Germany
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01
Saturday, Feb. %.

confessed blgamist, and who. if but Al
traction of tho stories of crime tbnt
arc told of him arc true. was ono of IN,
greatest criminals this country has eve,
known. was hanged at Chicayo forI
poisoning his wife, Marie Wnlcl<rr
Hoch.
By n vote Of 8 to ) tho ,cnaic com.
mitt"e on interstate commerce oarc,d|
To- report the Hepburn railroad ratio LilI
without amendment but the rnsoIiti,,
adopted reserved to the mon,uors or
the committee freedom OF action con.
Germ amendments offered in the >orato
The Woodbury. Granite COMPANY or|
1Iardwick. VI. has been awarded the
contract 10 furnish the granite for the
now Cook county courthouse in Chicago.
Stuyvesant Fish has sent 10 prosidcut|
Peabody Of the Mutual Life Insurance
company his resignation ms a member
Of the Mutual's board Of trustees.
Secretary Bonaparte has accepted the
resignation Of Jerdon T.. kimbrough of
the naval academy. The hazinc OF
kimbrough was tn" cause Of tho invest
cation Of the affairs at tho naval acad-
envy,
Incoming ships bring reports ri large
icebprsS and extensive foes or the
Grand Banks
Edward Gallant was sentenced all
sydney, {. r.. 70 receive DO lashes m tho
bare back and % months imprsou
ment for assnulting his young daush
ter Gallant will also receive two LASH
es each month until the expiration Of
his uriSoD Spnterce
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insurance companoeS declare that If
inc suggestions Of the Armstrong com
h'It,ee are adopted they must prnct!cal-
" abandon hnsineSs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-03-01
Sunday. Feb. IS.

'oS'Pn DIXON oi aln"flhG"' MASS"
VINO was lnourned rs dead mas appeared
Ht HIS mothers homo N lioco'H'er' y
l.
hi''tric Igbt Nlr'N thIcN"S pnt
Arlington, Mass, in darkness for a
hlGht.
hltnmlnous coal operators are said To
nave proposed restoration OF The
scale or l'W'-o4, an increase OF ".t6 per
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-06-22
School Of Expresslon closed.

Miss Mayme Miller closed her
School of Expression last Friday
and left the city for her summer
outing. She came among US last
fall stranger, but by her sunny
and unselfsh disposition won the
hearts of many and left a host of
friends who are panied at the sep
aration. She is typical Southern
lady of the most refined and cul-
tured literary attainment. Those
who attended the expression recital
of her class know we'll her success
as teacher of expression. Her
patrons and friends earnestly hope
that she will be in our midst again
next fall.