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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-04-09
PAGE SEVEN

got away down the Goa lirt ana out
by an adjoining basement, just as did
Rameau himself; this, however, is
mere conjecture. The would be MUIR
derer had plainly prepared for the
crime: Witness the previous prepa-
ration of the paper declaring his re-
venge. In regard to the use of small
instead of capital letters in the words
La Tortue' on the paper, I observed,
in the beginning, that the first letter Of
the whole sentence-the 'p' in punt
was a small one. Clearly, the writer
was an illiterate man, and it was at
once plain that he may have made the
same mistake with ensuing words.
"The rest of the job was not very diff
f1cult. I found out the cabman who.
had taken Rameau away, and from
him got a sufficiently near East End di-
rection to find Rameau after inquiries.
I ventured, by the way, on a rather
long shot. l described my a to the
cabman as having an injured arm or
wrist, and it turned out a correct guess.
You see, a man making an attack with
n chopper is pretty certain to make
more than a single blow, and as there
appeared to have been only q single
wound on the head, it seemed probable
that another had fallen somewhere else
almost certainly on the arm, as it
would be raised to defend the head.
AT Limehouse l found he had had his
head and wrist attended to at q local
medico's, and a big niger in a fright,
With a long black coat, a broken head
and a lame hand, Is not so difficult to
find in a small area. How l persuaded
him up here you know already. 1
think l frightened him a little, too, by
explaining how easily I had tracked
him and giving him q hint that others
might do the same. He is in a great
funk. He seems to have quite lost
faith in England as a safe asylum"
The police failed to catch Rameau's
assailant chiefly because Rameau
could not be got to give a proper de-
scription of him, nor to do anything
except get out of the country in a
hurry. In truth, he was glad to be
quit of the matter with nothing worse
than his broken head. Little Goujon
made a wild storm about his arrest,
and before he did go to France managed
to extract EGO from Rameau by way
Of compensation, in spite of the alb
sence Of any strictly legal claim against
his old tormentor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-04-09

Rdmeou lay Wtth his back across the sofa.
n heavy black ulster, which Rameau
had very rarely worn-only in the cold
est weather. The ulster had disap-
peared.
At this moment a clerk from the
landlords Office arrived and handed
Meetings. a paper. Here you are" said
Meetings. to Hewitt. They've found a
specimen Of Goujon's handwriting at
last If you'd like to see it. 1 don't
want it. I'm not a %graphologist, and
the case is clear enough"
Hewitt took the paper. "This,' he
said, sis a different sort Of handwrit-
ing from that on the paper. The red
Ink note about the avenger of the tor.
toise is in a crude, large, clumsy, I'M
taught style Of writing. This is small,
neat and well formed-except that it is
a trife shaky, probably because Of the
hand injury"
"That's nothing" contended MEETINGS
Handwriting clews are worse than
useless, as a rule. Say now yourself.
can any iddling question Of handwrit-
Ing get over this thing about 'avenging
the tortoise'-practically a written con-
fession? To say nothing of the chop
per and what he said to the housemaid
as he left"
WELL" said Hewitt, perhaps not,
but We'll see. MISUNDERSTANDING to
the landlords clerk-"possibly you will!
be good enough to tell me one or two
things. First, what was Goujon's
character"
Excellent, so far as we know. We
never had a complaint about him ex-
cept for little matters Of car~elessness-
leaving coal scuttles on the st~aircases
for people to fall over, losing shovels.
and SO on"
'.rhe tortoise is dead now, 1 under
standY"
Eyes"
"Have you a lift in this b%uilding?"
"Only for Goals and heavy parcels: 1t
goes into the basement"
"And are the Goals kept under this
building?"
mo. The store for the whole row 10
under the next two houses. The base
ments communicates"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-04-09

building, for the hall potter must at
once have noticed anybody leaving
with so bulky a burden.
When Hewitt was informed Of these
things on Monday, the police were, of
course, still in possession Of Rameau's
rooms. Inspector Meetings., Hewitt
was told, was in charge of the case.
Meetings. was pleased to see Hewitt
and invited him to look around the
rooms. perhaps you can spot m
thing we have overlooked" he said,
though it's not a case there can be
much doubt about"
"You think it's Goujon, don't you?"
"Think? Well, rather! Look here!
AS soon as we got here on Saturday
we found this piece of paper and pin
on the floor. We showed it to the
housemaid, and then she remembered
she was too much upset to think of it
before-that when she was in the room
the paper was lying on the dead mans
~chest-pinned there, evidently. 1t must
have dropped off when they removed
the body. It's a case Of half mad re-
venge on Goujon's part, plainly. See it.
You read French, don't your"
The paper was a plain, large half
sheet of note paper, on which a sentence
in French was scrawled in red ink in
a large, clumsy hand-thus: "Puni par
I'm vengeur de la tortue."
"Puni par un vengeur de la t%ortue."
Hewitt repeated musingly. "'Punish-
ad hU nm oun,o - %1,o 41-4.i.., u3t..I
seems odd"
"Oh, he's mad-mad with Rameau's
continual Raging and batting" Net
dngs answered. Anyway, this is a
plain indication-plain as though he'd
left his own signature. Besides, it's
In his own language-French. And
there's his chopper too"
speaking of signatures" Hewitt re-
marked, perhaps you have already
compared this with other specimens of
Goujon's writing?"
II did think Of 1t, but they don't
seem to have a specimen to hand, and,
anyway, it doesn't seem very impor-
tant. Handwritings are easily dis
guised."
"Have you got Goujon?"
"Well, no. We haven't. There seems
to be some little difficulty about that.
But 1 expect to have him by this time
tomorrow"
Hewitt's interest in the case was
reused, and he determined to examine
the rooms. By the side of the lobby
was a bathroom, and in this was fitted
a tipup washbasin, which Hewitt in
spected with particular attention. Then
he called the housekeeper and made in
quiries about Rameau's clothes and
linen. The housekeeper remembered
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1908-04-09

=
1t is hoped by thousands of patriots
that Secretary Taft's new thousand
dollar saddle horse will realize his i'm
Ems responsibilities.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST

SOLDENBERG'S. 9Th and X SITS. NV.
,: hANN, SONS & CO., Sth and Market space
GhEENS CAPITAL a y V = r 7 S / y @
AGENCY, I14e 18th St NV
w = McNULTY, Cigar Store, 18th and p NV.
= FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9Th 81, Rhode
Island ave. and r St NV.
n 4. BUTTS PHARMACY, 9Th st. and
Massachusetts ave NV
SHA5. c. HOBNUNG, Christiani Pharmacy,
sW- cor TIN and NJ SITS NV
SANFORD'S PHARMACY Now York ave.
ana North Capitol street.
X A kEIrCH. 20th and NJ SITS. NV
QO1GLEH'S PHARMACY, 2lst and @ SITS NV.
> ~. WAGNER & CO., lst and II SITS. NV.
= y. TAYLOE, cor. 9th and = SITS NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY 18th and Pa.aye. NV.
PARk ROAD PHARMACY. 18th & Park road
MATTINGLN'S PHARMACY. I4th and /.
4 D HOWARD, I4th and W.
y. v. POTTIE. 1888 Brightwood ave.
AALIBHS PHARMACY. 1867 Calvert St
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WATCH AND JEWELRY
REPAIRING.

CALL AT 6l3 nth ST. NV. Room I. To get
fIEt-class repairing done in watches. clocks
jnEelry case work. plating and jewelers.
supplies. Prices that beat EN- all 1eZJ-90t
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SELECT ROOMS AND APARTMENTS

THE VAN DYKE. American and European.
Sd and ID NV. furnished rooms, bachelor
apartments. special dinner. ) 10 p m sun
NJ. 1862. ap26-9ot
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COGSWELLS Is THE CHEAPEST
AND MOST RELIABLE PLACE TO BUY
NEW AND SECOND HAND TRAPS. sur
RIES. RCNABOCTS. DATTCSS
AND DELIVERY WAGONS.
gl5-os Up. HARNESS 81 " Up.
rs ETH ST y " ruyf-tf
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STORAGE.

Exceptional facilities for storage OF
household effects large. safe. rooms under
summer storing FAWCETT & VANDOREN.
$40 18th St jeI3-eod- 30t
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PLUMBING.

HOW ABOUT THE PLUMBING? II Il isn't
satisfactory call on me; long established; IN
impeached reputation WI COMRADES co.
Jos Ith NV. plumbing, heating
Jel6-tu. tn, sa-9Ct
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ONE DOZEN cabinet photos 80 poSs.so-,.
showing proofs. $50: all work g1aranre+5..
op,n Sundays Phone NJ 6564- MEI,TTCyE-Ss
STUDIO. S0z eth ST NV jes-vy sa. nn-s5t
OUR SPEC1ALTY-A sepIa porcelain y--l-1-
ture: oval 2szE3 inches. copied fro-, =
pnotograpa Tor @l-St- BoXCE STUDIO. ~ =
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FOR CHARTER.

BOATS FOR HIRE. MIuers Boat House
All kinds All prices. All kinds OF lines and
bait.
JOSEPH o. MILLER, Benning. D. c.
ie27-sa, tn. th-90t
PRIVATE YACHTING parties large and
comfortable launch: all cOnveniences: plenty
Of deck room. For Information apply gI2
Eye St or phone Main "a. je5-90t
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ADVERTISEMENTS Min hn accnntl

AdTeTtSements viii be accepted
at any OF the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates. If ii
is incOnVenient to leave advertise
ments ut either branch Office or
The Times Business Office, they
may be teIephOned direct TO The
Times Main 5000, and a messen-
ger viii call to collect without adj
dlLIOnaI charge to the advertiser.
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IT WILL PAY YOU 10 get our estimate on
SLIPCOFERING and UPHOLSTERING-
Phone Main 6s3.
A E WURDEMAN & CO. rs STH ST.
uly23-tu. n. sa-6Ot
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FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS

o ST NV. 4s3-TEree unfurnlshed parIs-
floor rooms suitable for light housekeepIns.
Z-e- jy4-2t
SrH ST NV. 7z+-Thres unfurnished rooms
second floor. references. SO u
FRENCH ST. NV. s5s-Two cool ro1ras.
porcelain bath. gas: housekeeping: cheap.
. ST. Sc, 5f1-Th-ee unfurnished rooms
for light Housekeeping. rent reasonable
Jy2-st
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PERSONAL

IF YOU NEED money 7 VII make Won,
Loan Of from SO 70 50 al a rate thai vyiu
pay you 70 Investigate Address BOX 81.
Times Office fyf-2sr
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ALUMINIUM WORK.

THE TIN SHOP CO.. sos ST. y "
Manufacturer OF sheet metal articles OF ever,,
description. Rust proOflng metal articles a
speciality. Walls Naterproofed. Concrete vvorc
DEMONSTRATIONS any time.
Z. E. MONK Sole Proprietor. ie2-a0t
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TO THE LADIES.

MILLINERY. stylishly done in all branches.
remodel-ng. specially: straw hats and feath-
ers dyed, cleaned, and renaades reasonable
prices FOERTSCHE' 5. removed 70 7oI 1ith-
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Wanted Agents. Wanted Help. Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board, Boarding, For
Rent Rooms Rooms and Board-One
cent a wcrd-Minimum space - words.
Business Opportunities, For sale Mis-
ceilaneous. Horses and Vehicles, Lost
and Foand, Wanted Miscellaneous,
Dogs. Pets, etc.-15 cents a line; 2
times consccutiYely. 1914 cents d line;
3 times consecutively, 10 cents a line.
Minimum charge As cents.
All other classifications-15 cents a
line, 2 times cOnsecutiveIy, 125h cents
a line; times cOnsecutiveIy, 10 cents
line. Minimum change go cents.
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YOUR CLOTHES made from finest imported
and domestic fabrics; at moderate rri,.ss
Dyeing. cleaning. pressing. etc done reason
ably J. Rosenbsu7n, rs John Narshau ria-a
Tny9-Iao, Il, sa-9ot
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

BY A COLORED man, tanItorss ion. ouiet.
unsettled; no family; several years exDerI-
ence; good reference. JAMES WOOD. 1873
4th 81. NV. ~
YOUNG MAN from country would Ike posI-
ton as clerk or bookkeeper IN grocery store
or dairy iya-2r
MAN-White. p. any kind Of work: speaks
English and German. Address J. St 4OS
ON 81. Sc jy4-2t
NAN. p. any kind OF work: speaks EnglIsh
and German I ST. 18th and 9Th SITS Sc
jy3-2t
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

WILL. TAKE TWO gentlemen boarte1 in
private family at Bethesda. No. on car line.
Address ". a. Bethesda, Nd, or Inquire
Of postmaster. jezJ-u
so TO SO and Up single and double rooms
with board, family rooms overlooking White
House. transients. $50 day with board
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL, 18th and
New York ave NV nT-5-yyt
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HELP wANrED-Mals and FemaiA
GOVERNMENT CLERKS

VINO arc tired Of being a mere cog in a
Wheel those who wish 70 loosen the shack
les that bind them daily to petty detail
work and a routine which permits OF no
brain development. 10 let d. 2 b. < PRE-
PARE you ana PLACE you in a good. paying
position as banker. bookkeePer stenogra-
pher, private secretary. manager telegraph
operator, OF railway agent. There are no
limitations placed on ones ability IN the
great fascinating field OF business. send for
our large. illustrated cloth-bound book ex-
plalning everything concerning the courses
We teach. cost. etc: so colleges IN seventeen
states. nineteen years Success. POSITION
SECURED OR MONEY BACK Contract
backed by a $780, 90 corporation. Call or
address. DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE Successor TO The Spence
rian). Academy OF Music building. sth and
d SITS. NV. je3O-eOd-tf
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
NEAR EDGELEA Station, Va, W, A. and
Falls Church railway: take cars at 18th St
for Fairfax; $ per week. table supplied from
own farm Apply y D HITE. Oakton.
Va 1y4-3r
Mt. VIEW HOUSE l. open for boarders;
cOmmOdious building. excellent mineral
water. elevation 500 feet: good shade: fine
scenery. table furnished from flrm; city
references. MRS. HARRIET a. SNYDER,
Georgetown. Nd. jy1-7t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


PAY the highest cash prices for ladies'
and gentlemen cast-On wearing apparel;
drop card, viii call. c. LIVINGSTON 1872
lth ST NV. or phone North 1904 jy2-9Ot
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cash: sell your
goods 70 the man who gives you the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and X. je2-tf
HIGHEST cash prices paid for worn gar-
ments; either ladies' or gents; send pos al,
will call. b. TARSHES. l308 7th st. NV
Phone North 4s9 jel-tf
DON'T WORRY about getting rid Of your
household effects; am in the market fc- fur
nIture and merchandise; all kinds; big money
paid. d. NOTES. 6i5 Louisiana ave. Phone
NJ 5000. myl3-eod-90t
HIGHEST cash prices paid for cast-on cloth
ing; ladies' OF gents: secondhand shoes.
etc; drop postal. viii call. or phone y.
800. II. ). kEBESkH, 1906 9Th st. nv.
my26-s0t-exSu
WANTED-AIn very much IN need OF furni-
ture- send me your order and get the best
prices IN town LOUIS NOTES. corner 9th
and ID NV, Phone Main 34l6. my2S-tf
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR CAST
or clothes. ladies' or gentlemen's. Address
postal, l viii call promptly.
MORRIS STEIN.
I145 9Th ST. NV ap30-355t
IF YOU HAVE horse. wagon. automobne.
bicycle house or household goods and the
like that you would ike TO sell or exchange
TO best advantage drop ne a postal and I
will call; anything. any where. BOX 40l.
Times Office mh13-tf
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EXAMINATIONS.

YOUNG MEN and young women enter the
Government service; civil service examine
ton takes place July y. Prepare at the
DRILLERH. 100 New York ave. je27-l4t
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

200 WOMEN ana men for Atlantic City, As
bury Park chambermaid, Pennsylvania. 1885
llth ST. NV. II
TELEPHONE EUREKA EMPLOYMENT
EXCHANGE. 10l1 New York ave: trained
help Tor resorts and city; profitable situations.
my30-Sa. m. th-tf
SFENOGRAPHERS are always in demand
We can prepare you for a position Ia $50
hours. STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Col
OradO Building. Open day and night mvl6-tf
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HOME NEEDS.

YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated and
made comfortable a. new al Bmall cost. You
can see your work zone Factory and sales
room. 90 4 NV Phone II z1s7. l. I. JONES.
apZ3-gUt
The Washington times., 1908-07-04
PALMISIS
PSYCHIC.

II YOU WISH advice and information on
any subject, consult N. E AiIIou ~ 81,
a palm reading OF psychic reading. AZ. No
ion also teaches hypuOL-sM and mental 49,
motto suggestions Prone Main a 90 Eve
% 81 NV nlyIg-s0t
The Washington times., 1908-07-04
ORTHE CT

LADDON : HARMACT. 300 Florida ave. ne.
Gas n BLUMER. y. Cap. and r SITS. ne.
McCAESNEH & JOACHIM. cor. ID and Z SITS.
kRAUS. PHARMACY, 9Th and X SITS.
4cCHESNEY q JOACHIM, Sth and + SITS ne.
BENZ. T LANHAM Il.h and Z Can ST
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.

WORK by the day by colored woman. "a
Fenton St ne. II
DAYS WORK or cleaning fat or once
mornings and evenings by white woman.
2slS G ST. I,-9-2+
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wANTED-SALESMEE.

CIGAR Statesmen WANTED-Experience
unnecessary: S1O0 per month and expenses
PEERLESS CIGAR CO.. Toledo. Ohio
ie25-llt
The Washington times., 1908-07-04
woRKINGMARs WANTS

WObKING8IEN-R this. Etfu cr,,z4--
prices suits OF clothes, s.; coats ana vests
s--Sg' coats. So psuts e.. so5ds ali wool.
tailor made slightly usedJI we can save Won
a. kinds o. money LOl-t fail 70 see or
stock JUSTHS OLD STAND. 61S y.
ia.a--t
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wANTED-sUMMER BoARDERs.

CAN ACCOMMODATE small party Of board
ers az my home at -Weddsrburn. Va. very
high and healthy location 500 feet above
Washington city; electric and steam rail-
ways. convenient TO OfhcehO!ders- ROOM
70. S)6 9th NV. Jest
The Washington times., 1908-07-04
FoR Observation-Disclosures.

Al Al MATERIALS In two brick houses. "a
eld - SIS Sc: Nrecking 20 BEGIN SATURDAY.
-l-o1 INNS. July 4. FOR sale. Apply on premises
- a. once o. 7 EDW- CLARK builders'
supplles, headquarters for second hand build
IS -. lL-StefLtl- 1905 New Jersey ave nv.
none n z4s- Wreeker Of buildings.
The Washington times., 1908-07-04
BUSHES oPPoRTuNIT1Es

HC'1MI,SG HOUSE, cheap: seventeen rooms
Two baths steam heat detached 900.
piano. all rooms rented
TERRY & CO. 100 Ven Yorle A..
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PLUMBING.

EXPENSIVE Economy Poor plun,binr
more costly than tie most expensive; fobo
blng and Temodeling our specially: work
satisfactory. JOS. r. tQCINTER & SON 14I4
r l. Ave Phone n 81 my23-rn. W. Sa-sOt
TELEPHONE n. $3.50 for immediate repairs
70 your beating OF plumbing apparatus. A
fair trial is all We ask. LAUXMAN & SIN
CELL 1910 1th st. NV. nlyI3-m " sa-90t
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

- SAL>H.-Erocery. cash sales 500 a week
Apply 10 A. GAAERMAN, z56S 6 81. NV.
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

CIGAR STORE near Government ono -
ing nice 9us-neiss $50. cheap rent
TERRY q CO, If0l SeW YORK Ave.
frs-7~
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FOR RENT
Furnished o. UNFINISHED Rooms.
18th ST. NV, oO35-Large front rooms on
arst and second floors, communicating or
single; furnished OF unfurnlshed, with or
without board iva A
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FOR HIKE.

WANTED-Teams 20 haul brick vrFs-
BROS BRICK CO.. South End HsrhNa,
-. y te5o-5t
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GROCERY STORE. $50. in n0rthggest- L.
lease cash trade. owner retiring
TERRY < CO. 1901 New York Ave.
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MASSAGE.

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE general face aaa
scalp swedish movements. elsctrlc-vis-o-
hours, a. m 70 10 p m Open SurGavs
First door 'front.' walk in 81 l2th 81 ma
Phone II. 6136- fey7-.T-
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EXPERT CHAIR GAMING. furniture ra-
paired and rehnLshed; floors reanisaed. rn7i1
orders promptly attended to
A KOERNICKE 4 Il LITTLE IL ~ <. svr
ie22eod-SOI
The Washington times., 1908-07-04

YOU CAN'T DO BETTER than to have vour
suits pressed and repaired at ED NIILER.S
AZ New York ave Suits dry cleaned and
pressed. A0c- ieI5-r7 ~ xa COS
f Z GREEN. pressing cluo: exDerr c7ea0-
Ing, dyeing and repairing ladies aod gen
uemen; all orders promptly attended To- SIS
and slb lsrh 81 NV ny12tu, ii, sa-E0t
:. F. HUH CECLIPsE). dyelng and cleaD-
ing WORKS; works and Office SCI 10TH ST. Ne;
branch Clio Penn ave Sc: telephone LIacela
T79-R: wagons call for and deliver ap5-sOt
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A. y. POWELL fIh and East Capitol SITS
ROACH DRUG CO., 8th and G. SITS sc.
A b BURROWS. 18th and Pa. ave.
b p WELLER, cor. Sth and l.
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RUG WEAVING.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE RUGS from
worn carpets. competition defed. ECLIPSE
RUG co. Laurel. Nd Branch. . 9th 81.
ne Phone Lincoln 1870 1e5-9ec
SAVE your old carpets rugs woven from
old carpets; the only weaving factory OF It's
kind IN the city. carpet cleaning. WASH
INGTON RUG Co. s5l 9Th St nw. u. 49,.
apI4-s1t
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-05
IS 100 YEARS OLD
pev moyNiAAN, PRIEST IN CHI
cAeo. TURNS CENTURY MARX
Refuses to Disclose His Exact aee-
is s,II Very Active and Reads WIN
out the Aid Of Glasses-Was
Born in Irsland.

,Iuos, A century in the service oil
Mis- ,rur,h ~ wears Of which nave
'r,,...I since Ac was ordained u priest
...5 vet to Dee able to celebrate mass
n,r,r,. uu a.ar constructed IN ms o"
,,,r is IN, proud record "f Very
Rev. canoa Jeremiah Moynlhan' VINO
r.w makes his bomr with friends al
ls3 Tniro ninth street 81,
iu.r. ..>.,fI, how cid This grand oId
-r.,-t i- ,uAiuv secret when ne
,....ts as carefully JUS does Il coy maid
,.. Aho Aa- PASSED that mystic D't'h'
... .,r-n uomvu WuuM father remain
-r..r. than diyuh.v their aE" lie IA"
,..,. that be WAS born I'm lNuN. hn'
~,,, that hy VIII uo' Tell any man
v.a... us child the exact date OF his
.a,s a make Il uss about H.. h"
sa,- and tia, would be- u-'i"ss.
tr. Fal,r Jvr1y us h" I- tamll
.,., fu.Uu Ny thousands Of admirers.
-..- q. -.s, I.oe and k"cp gwgd health
-. a .~r ,a. and s'ryi rrtd.srly. shun
{. a-s. .aL liquors ard hnish worry
laa. 70 Neulhau Is active. lie eats
~ Dee s,,.ls we'll d." uugh~-oh, So
l.l.es- and he declares that h" can
.., . man uf ~ uu h- back in a
.a.u-luE Wvrr 81 uUt for his nd
,..,,4 aso. he SAYS hr would have
r,r.n bishop and very likely III" arch
bishop ut New Orleans lie is not at
The Ordway new era., 1908-06-05
CHNONJ CNOHlVIHHW

all discouraged with life but sees hui
NOR IN everything possible He to-day
looks Ike a man OF 20. and acts like
one When a baby the people of his
home town OF Kanturk. County Cork.
Ireland. We're still talking Of the sac
r.ace OF Robert Emmett. and there was
a whisper here and there of the wear.
!ns Of the green but II had to be
only whisper The rebellion of ten
years previous still was on every Irish
tongue Canon Moynihan was born
into an atmosphere OF revolution. His
baby lips learned the syllables of
every Irish song that moves a Celt to
action The sight OF red coat was
both a horror and an indignation from
the moment his baby eyes learned to
discriminate colors.
4 mind them still" said Canon GOV.
nlhan in an interview. Il mind the
soldiery well. That's 80 years and
more ago. III never forget them II
live 80 years more"
Canon Moynihan is rugged. deem.
chested. and must have been of great
physical strength in his day. He has
plenty OF gray hair about his temples,
put the upper head is bald With n
hundred years of handicap, he sees
the Joke long before you do. When
you Knit your forehead to find out the
nne point. you see him laughing n,
you under his shaggy brows.
nat place in Ireland did you come
from he snapped out suddenly while
being interviewed. What's that-vou
came from New York? Sure. It's the
same thing. They used to call It the
Nouh,y Croker. l hear it's the County
Murphy now"
spectacles? What's that? You wan,
10 Insult a man who bears his 1OC
years with honor? Spectacles? Wba,
are the ike for? l can see through yor
SO easy I'd never need them WHARF
tnat? Ha. ha, ha! I never have used
.nem. and thank God I know m,
Drevlary from end to end withou,
needing them"
ne made a trip to Ireland many
years ago and brought back from Duh
lin hve Sisters of Charity. who too,
up their labors in America.
Despite his great age, he celebratet
mass at the Church of the HOLY An
seis TWO years ago. Before coming :,
Shicago he was rector of parlsb n,
bradford. Ill. For so years be ,,va.
IN new orleans. where he was mad,
'aiion' lie speaks six languages.