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The daily tribune., 1908-07-16
DIES WITH
CURSES ON
HIS TONGUE
Ala Slayer Of Father Leo is
vindic6ve to the end =.
Fights for Life on the Scat
fold. Sensational Scenes
Attend Last Moments Of tho
FanatcaI italian.

testanti!" (long live Italy. long live
Protsstants and calling down the
maiedictious Of heaven upon the
Roman priesthood, Giuseppe Ala, the
assassin Of Father Leo In st. Eliza
beth's church in Denver. Feb. ~.
was taken to the death trap At OF.
actly $3.50 O'Clock last night At the
penitentisry aud paid the extreme
penalty for his crime.
Never was = more sensational and
Thrilling scene witnessed by any Of
the l6 persons present than the exc
cution Of this fsnatical Italian muir
derer, whose cries we're only hustled
by the automatic spring Of the me-
chanism which forever silenoed his
tongue.
Yesterday afternoon Warden Cleg-
horn, through his interpreter. Anton.
10 Sasso. prison guard. read the
death warrant to ALA. Contrary to
expectations, the prisoner exhibited no
emotion. not moving = muscle, and
when the reading was fnis he'd lie
said:
Gan right; l am ready to die
now"
At 6 O'Clock supper was served to
tho prisoner. It being the regular
fare served to the officers Of the pris.
on. Before partakins of It he divid.
cd It into five portions. saving that
one was for his wife. one for himself
asd one each for his three children.
He then ats with oomposure and ap.
parent relish.
At 2 O'Clock Guard Sasso the inter-
prstsr. and his fellow oountryman,
went 70 him with the informatios
that within an tour ths sxsuution
would take plAcs. ALA again assent.
cd and said he WAS ready ut anytime.
He further stated that hs he'd NO 70.
|sret Whatever for killing Father leo.
He was certain no was the man he
had been searching for for several
ODsths and recognized In the priest
HE former toementor by scar ON the
side Of his fsoe. extending down to
the nose. He sid that no had work
cd for Father Leo In Portugal. knew
him we'll, and was sure he had "kili.
cd the right man.
ALA aid he did not believe there
was . God. for IL 20 He would not
have permitted him 70 get into this
present predicament. He said that
he had no fault to md with the law
but tho priest did wrong. hs aid, In
break ing up his family.
| Al 80 O'Clock, everything being
In readiness. the two assistants went
TO his cell and led the condemned
man to the execution house, where
tb. black cap and moose were ad.
justsd by = deputy warden.
During this procedure ALA became
frantic and rent tho air with yells
and oursss calling down malsdiotions
upon the priesthood and shouting
"Vive ItaliAl vive Protestantii'
Chaplain Blake offered = short
prayer. the dripping water Of tho au-
tomatic mechanism released the great
weight and exactly At 8 80 the body
WAS jsrked four feet Into the air.
Alias nec1- wAs NOS broken owing
to the slipping Of the rope and he died
OF stransulAtion. After the lapse
Of ~ minutes his body was cut down
aud the prison physician pronounced
him dead.
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS viii Dee received az the Bureau
OF Supplies and Accounts Navy DrptE t1lrlr.
Washington. u. c.. until 10 % CLOCK A. A.
LECE1f EELt I5- 1908. and publicly opened Iul-
mriiatciy thereafter to furnish at the Navy
Aa.d. Washington. ID c. CIC.. a quantity u1
naval supplies. as follows Sch. 6si. Fur
uace.-ScL Col steel ca~tlues--Sen- 64ls Sub
merged heating coils, ThesstIrs, slate panels,
armuTei thermometers WalIu- hide steel
baskets North Carolina piue-SCA. bll-
Mica. sheet copper. round brass Alpllca-
u0ls FOR proposals should designate tho
schedules desired by number Blank proposals
gfu be furnished upon application 90 the bu-
Teau- T. E. ROGERS Paymaster-t5 t5en-IsI
PROPOSALS FOR HEAVY PIPE. FITTINGS
AND VALVES ONCE Of building for Ma
t1ual Museum. Library OF Congress, Wash
lugtou. ID. O.. December L. 1905 Sealed pro
u1saIs lJr furnishing ana delivering the cut
and threaded heavy pipe htLlugs, valves.
hangers. exc. Tor power room, required for
The new building for tEe National Museum ia
this city, VIII La received az tals office until
O-CIOCE r. n. ON THURSDAY, THE
I-TH DAY OF DECEMBER lsts, and pub
llcIy opened Immediately thereafter Sp-cir-
cations and other information furnished on
application 90 this Office. BERNARD E.
GREEN Superinte ndeut Of Construction.
del,-3S.9.lu
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

NONE: Pub.isIed only as Information and
not guaranteed
+tS. l. train Pullman sleepers 10 Lexington
-.o4EsyIlIa. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Chicago
sDF st. Louis Parlor car Tor Virginia Hot
s.urf1gs week DAYS. Pullman Car Louisville
t5 Memphis and New Orleans Dining Cars
la carte service
1l.I0 T. Ne. +. V LIMITED. Daily
solid vestIbuIe train. Pullman sleepers 70
cincinnati Lexington, and Louisville
Commandment sleeping car 10 Virginia Hot
Springs week days Dining cars a Ia carte
ssrz-ics Pullman sIeepsus Cincinnati To
Chicago ana 81. Louis and Louisville TO
Nauunls Nashville and New Orleans
Chesapeake and ONO offices, 5l3 Pennsyl-
,-suf4 ave. 1883 4 ST. and New Union sta
Ton. Telephone Main 1850 OF 2zo5 for tick
erz reservali0ns and taNicab- ss22-tf
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PUBLIC NOTICE

f. II. Thomas and Jas Francis Smith
Attorneys
~ THE SUPREME COURT OF the District
Of Columbia Holding a District Court In
70: Ihe esta6 islueHr ~ "a uniform build
ing line ou the south side Of Park road
from school street 10 Sixteenth street north
west District Court 10. ss5- Notice Is
hereby given that tn0 ImmissI1DeT5 OI Ire
visions Jt an Act of Congress approved June
~. 1870. entitled An Act providing for the
establishment Ii a UNIFORM building line on
streets ia Jle District Of Columbia. less
than ninety feet wide. have dlrd a petition
lu this court praying the conformation or
the land necessary for the establishment Of
a uniform building line on the south side
Of Park road from school street 70 Sixteenth
street northwest. ia the District OF COlum-
nia, as shown oH plat OF map niel with
lHe h4ld pcLltiuL, as part INrteoL. ana pray
ing also that jury OF i've gUdIciJus, uIsiu-
tlrested men, not related 10 any person In
i-Testet ia these proceedings and not lu the
service OF employment the District Of
Columbia ur of the United States. oe sum
WgueI by the United states Marshal Tor the
District OF Columbia O. assess the damages
each owner OF land 20 be taken may sustain
uy reason or the establishment OF said
uniform building line Ou the south side Of
Park road, for which this proceeding has
been instituted. and the condemnation Of the
land necessary for the purposes thereof. and
90 assess az dement's resulting ther from the
entire amount 0f said damages incl Iding the
expenses Of these proceedings. .ip'u Tie
land ia the square In which said building
line is 10 De established AID In inc
squares confronting said square. as pro-
VlIeI Tor I'm ana by the Aforesaid Act
at Congress, IL IS by the court this Zstl day
OF November a. D. 1905, ordered that all
persons having any interest tn these pro-
c-ediuRs be-, and they are hereby warned
aud commanded TO appear IN this court ON
OF before the ETH DAY OF DECEMBER
A. D. 1908. AT TEN O'CLOCK n. ana
continue iH Attendance until the court shall
have made les final order raEtyIug ana
confirming the award OF dam maEes and the
assessment of benefits Of tile 1u-y 90 be eIl-
paurIsd and sworn herein. and ~ IS further
ordered that 8 COPY OF Juis notice and or
der be published once in the Washington
Law Reporter and on six secular days IN
the Washington Evening star, The Wash
iugt0n Times, and the Washington Post,
newspapers published in The said District.
commencing at least ten days before the
said 18th day OF December. A. d. 1858. L
is further ordered. that CoIF OF this
notice and order be served by the United
States Marshal or his Deputies. upon such
Of the owners Of She Zee uT the land to be
condemned herein as may De found by the
said Marshal OF his deputies within the Dls-
ylct ot Columbia and upon the tenants and
occupants of Ile same before the said 18th
day OF December. A. D. 1905, lSeaD BY
tEa Court. Taos H. ANDERSON Justice
a true copy Test J. r. YOUNG. CLERK.
by g., f. CUNNINGHAM. Asst Clerk
uC-s-6t-tl,su
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AUCTION SALES.
MARCUS NOTES. Auctioneer

District government SAFE OF condemned
hoIst,s on Saturdav December 8, $685. ar
10 O'CLOCK A n j viii sell at public duC-
ti0n. at the Wholesale Producers Market
lIth and b SIS uWu condemned District
horses. Nos. 4o.. a. I07. 359 4s2. isi, and -5S
I5y order Of the Commissioners. j.. G.. NJ. O..
IiARGRONI-, Property Clerk, ID. C.. de2--L
THOs. BOWLING & co, Auctionsers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE, 1851 WALLACH PLACE n. w
by virtue OF certain deed OF trust recorded
ia L-ler Il6L folio lsl et seq. OF the Land
Records of the District OF Columbia, We VIII
sen AZ public auction. in front OF Jhs premises
on Monday December 7th. 1898, at % CLOCK
L. a., the following described land and
pre- misses Ia the said District known east
IS feet of lot 40 ia square gJI.
TEXANS easy and announced at time or
sale. 500 cash deposit required.
tSigued) JAMES 5. FRASER. Trustee,
Kendall Bldg.
u12S-fPl. .5.T
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W, b. & A. L, RY.
"TNE ELECTRIC LINE"

Electric palace cars from White House station
IrrFsTEEETH AND II SITS. NORTHEAST.
Fcr Balumors-5.3O and every half hnsIr
from 6:s0 a. N. 10 1850 2. m, and $780, ~,
1890 and I:25 p m
I7or Annap..is-EVery hour from $50 a. N
20 -.g0 % m and $50 and Il:35 D. m.
Fares One way Round trip
To Baltimore ....l.t5G el.-3
10 Anuap polls and Z. 3
Naval Academy ....--.-i5C SIS
All Il 81. cars run direct 10 White House
Station.
Ticket once at 14th and ~. Y. ave. y w
and A. White House Station, 18th and II sts
- Z. Telephone NJ 1895. OC5-tf
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FoP sALE-HoUsEs.

l%2G PENNSYLVANIA AVE. SE.-NsW brick
dwelling. rooms and bath an bright rooms
large closets; splendid location Key AT 142Z.
Kent $3.50 per month LEWIS JONES
70, 0ll d ST nv. de5-ot
FOR SALE-Brick house, nearly new six
rooms and bath h0t-Water heat, located az
so Bryant ST. ne. Bargain for cash. Address
OWNER, BOX 81, Times office. del-St
FOR SAL.E-Near 18th and ID sts ne, bay
window brick six rooms. bath. tWO-stOTy
back porch; paved alley Rented $3.50 per
Times office de1-5t
uoni can be converted into apartments 70
yield 10 10 is per cent on investment An
unusual opportunity; open for inspection
ed and n sts-. HENRY W. OFFUTT.
nois-tf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n. B.-FolloWing schedule ngUres published
o1l,- - information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta, Birmingham, ,dobile. New
orleans. Asheville. Chattanooga Memphis,
Fo~ Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanooga.
Nsnlnhis New Orleans. 1910 p, N,
For Columbia Charleston. Augusta, Aiken.
Savannah, JacksonVills' and Florida points
l. 5. BROWN. General Agent
se3-exluu-tf
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LOST

LOST-S0netime Wednesday, solid g9lc .dy's
watch with IT, b. on one side and 1905 on
other. Liberal reward Fl returned TO owner.
MISS LAURA BOGGS- 1912 Pa ave. sc,
T.OST-BlacIs cameo set with pearls. Liberal
reward A. X SAUNDERS 81 the Bruins
wick. IT
IOST-On 18TH and u So car silver purse
containing small sum of money and car
tickets Return TO W. a. JONES. &l Z ST.
re-. and get reward. II
LOsT-saIurday afternoon, November ..
laav's silyer-haI Ille umbrella, hl4gree work
over pearl Liberal reward II returned 20 y
L st uw, le--a-
I.OsT-Dscember q, sold watch and Rob with
name in back On ltn 81. cars or on r
between nth and "A the. Reward for return
to MISS T. l.. lUls Euclid ST. NV. or
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY de--5t
Il0ST-On tie way 10 Chase's Tteater last
EVENING on Columbia road, between llth ST.
ana 1..h or on the lana ST. Ca. a gold I1cllet
AND chain with Inscription 81. ~. r. Oh front
,f lsclzet also small key attached Go chain.
Reward If returned -J 1881 Columbia road.
dei-5L
T0ET-L.arge amethyst pin win pearl setting:
ON sunday evening Reward If returned TO
a. A. FEIlII. i ST. Sc u-l-ol
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket Office, I4zI Penn. Ave,

Notice-Fouowlng schedule is not gu4can-
teed.
q.u5 a ul daiIy--'.F lOrida Fast Mail Sea
board Mail Through coaches and Pullman
slaarars 10 savannah and Jacksonville
Through sleeper. Washington TO Hamlet and
Hamlet TO Atlanta. Dining cars
1.35 p. m. daily. Year Round Limited. -
Saab1ar1 express. Coaches and Pullman to
SsIsnaab Jacksonville. Tampa, Atlanta
Tlir-uiurham, Memphis Dining cars.
II H. STANSELLA District Passenger Agent
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EXCURSIONS.
s. WASHINGTON
~ STEAMBOAT co.

Every day la the year from foot 9Th st. for
Fort Monroe, Norfolk. Newport News aad
points soulh via steel palace steamers New
porl News" Norfolk" and Washington.
I.v Washington-5;l5 PIN Lv. Portsmouth . nm
I,v Alexandria .. 800 pm L.v. Norfolk. ...6 Dla
Az TT Monroe. 900 am I-v- Ft. Monroe 2 pHa
Ar Noifulk....-.S; s. 20 am. AT Alexandria 80 an,
Ar P0rtsH IuJh-S.50 am Ar. Washington.T ana
ZE-ThrOugS connections made al Norfolk
with steamers Old Dominion Steamship Co
for New York, and Merchants and Miners
Steamships for Boston.
s. General Ticket ONCE. 100 18th ST COL
orzdo Building phole Main IS20.1
18th ST. Wharf tPhOne Main 500
mo CALLAHAN. ID Y. Pres d Gen. Mgr
W. II. CALLAHAN. Gen1 Pass. Agr
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FLOOR OIL.
THE LATEST.

Our business has increased so per cent
the past week
Give US another VIM. Il. Taft we want
10 make lruU Der cent IN another week
C. IT,. IA jfEIEH'S 5 sanitary dust killing floor
oil keeps the Io0Es g IAN ana bright gives
Phone Main 545S. Office rs Pa, ave nv. Our
label on every can. This is the only oil used
by the q. S. Government. Others initiate
but none as GOOD. Write for samples. Agents
wanted on erywhere. y ais OH is good for the
finest kind u furnIture. Try H. noL5-8lt
The Washington times., 1908-12-03
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.


LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINZ.
Every JLHvT Haur On the odd Hour
TO PHILADELFLlAA AMI NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL Esd 81, new YORK.
'l.uJ a. u--DlE-I, Pullman PaIl04-
800 a. Ll-DIueI and Pullman PLrlor car.
fll-uJ a. M-DlleE and 4 altman Eag.1r Car
sl.p3 .. m.-BsleE all Pullman Earl8r car
s.-JJ = m--- Royal Limited AL Pullmaas
f4-C1 y. u..-Cyacles 10 Philadelphia
q .vg D. m--DraeE and Pullman E4rl.r
ss-Ug J.. m.-loa-ars 90 PHlia-lo pHia-
sI.-ls r. I.--!5eplrs o. New i ok
sZ5z a. I-.-ollc yzEa tJ Philadelphia and
Artistic cITf. t7.co. 600. fu.oo
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on IHE HOUR.
CNgeK Days 100 a. m. 10 IL 2 NJ
-z-5z T6syg, TBs5vr 15-yJs ESQ iS;Oy .ssg g %
Is -. TIJ-ue. sL.yg a. ul,1 --.GJ noon. fIZ-05
-l.vJ. 5I.I5, 1900. 's:OJ- 1920. $50, ft-10
80. aIJ.vg, .l0.35, au-5v, sl-;l5 y. T.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, sl--z $50 p. M.
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS, AND 10 rs
PITISBURGs -ssl0 a. In., 'l-sz. $40 D. IA.
-ccLEVELAND. .2.lc p N.
COLENBI-s, $3.50 p- ia.
WHEEL, c. v3-I1 a. m-- r5-50 T. IN
WINCHESTER. 1910 q. m-. f8-g5. 1000 pm
FREDERICK, ra--e. 1910. ts.l5 a. m.. !I-s5
HAGERsToWN, $40 a. m. 100 p. IA.
ANNAPOLIS. sI-2l 1890 a. m.. fLZ.15 noon
1929. $780, $50 ana t5.55 p III.
sDaIly. fENCcDt sunday. SUNDAY Only
TELEPHONES at all ot the frGovyfnF
Ticket Omces- IfI5 81 Tel Main 1881; 90
Station Ticket Ofics. Main 1885, Information
Bureau. Main 1880 EJ1-tf
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FOR sALE-BUsINEsS PROPERTY.

WORTH S5.s9p-OSLY s.. TJ8
II bought al once. 4 FINE BUSINESS
CORNER. 4l2s5 60 alley. only partially built
ul AMI pays over Bsr NET on the equity a.
The price asked Situated al Tie NEW
JUNCTION of tHe Capital Traction ana CITY
and Suburban railway systems AT THE D..
a Cd. DEPOT AND FEEIGHI TERMINALS.
So here business property Ls increasing more
rapidly -u value than any other part cs the
city Can a5 made l--9 I3Er investment.
LCkLNILDE IMP. CO., lslJ - ST.
ua---4e
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FoR EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE,

NELL-LDCAIED -arus ln Virginia and
Mar. land, with splendid iIp-1. esu-uts- vii
exchange f5r city property upon equitable
basis -. j. GERMAN O. 60. 1910 O. ST. uy
1el-st
WILL EXCHANGE O. Groom house. slate
T0If. pebB-s dash ala modern Improvements.
o. acre lots e squares srom taG cars. for lots
ga EEeT1ais. Sid. Price. $3.50 Apply % o.
A. BLCNDCE- lgl6 i 81 uU. uJls-1t
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

WHAT'S THE USE ot delaying the needed
repairs to your steam OF hot water boilers.
Phone Us tie OrdeF and have a. attended 10
without delay, Large -9Tcs OF competent men
always available. PTlcss moderate. VII
LIAM CONRADI5 c.. 49, 1th st. nv.
Phone Main 2413 jeI6-Ju, %. sa-s0t
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UPHOLSTERING.

UPHOLSTERING. mattress making, lowest
prices best NorA: phone us for estimate
Main u55- 1913 Pa. ave nOZ5-6t
J. a. AISGE & SON. clbInetmakers and up
hoIsterer-. hospital FOR broken furniture:
prices reas0uaois. 7Is sJh St ne nO5-tg
The Washington times., 1908-12-03
WINDOW CLEANING.

r CAN KEEP your windows clean cheaper.
Quicker and easier than you cdB. know how.
fEOE I. CAHOON, Acme window Cleaning
Co. removed To l006 K nV, noll-tr
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LAUNDRY.

WHEN YOU WISH THE BEST
CALL Us UP,
WEST END LAUNDRY. 1883 Pa ave NV.
au1s-th. sa- tu-sst
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MUSIC

MUSIC pupils 10y adhsseuJ Of 1-sschetlzIly
methods. prefer giving lessons iu pupils
home Address Mss- T. a. T.. BJl. 49, City
T. o.. viii cali. uuZl-Jjl
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RAISE CAPITAL; best method; stocks ana
bends guaranteed anl paid. corporations or
kanlNcd and promoted. all States. advice free
p,r--rr
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coPPERSMITH Expert.

EMPORIUM of copper sheet irC1 works: J.
u GRAND Coppersmlth. 1906 II 81 NV; als5
FSFsneb ranges retiuuInE copper utensils. cof-
fse urna steam tables ana al Kinds of eoos-
kss utsnsllE Phone ~ 80.
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FOR RENT-HoUSEs.
$3.50 PER MONTH.

$3.50 PER MON Il.
Dwelling on Tennessee ave. between Z and
F sts ne, six rooms and hath; concrete
cella- and furnace. all modern improvements.
Apply 70
DIR. r. R. ROBERTS,
80 Tennessee ave. ne. del-l0s
NO. is CLAIMING ST. NV. or and b.,
near n CapitOi and Bryant; SIS 80 per month;
large front porchs 100 IT. back yard new
sample house" Apply OWNER. S6 han-
dolph pl. NV. De-
X ST. NV, 2622 and 262s-Six rooms and
BATH large yard. cOlOTed or white tenants
S25 and 81 Apply 1442 Rhode Island ave
nv. aes-al
FOR RENT-In eignI-Toon downtown home,
ia good condition. ready for Immediate oe-
pancy; the bost house now for rent at $3.50.
See Il at once SHANNON & LUCHs. NJ
2Si5. '04 18th nv. 81 za46 del-3s
FOR RENT-I5Is VERMONT AVE. NV, s.
rooms. bath. servants closet: newly paDered
and painted. Apply before II a. pa. and
after D. m-s Al lz25 13th 81. NV DetWceen
those hours of EUGENE tAHCSl, 1881 p NV
FOR RENT-six-ro5m bouse. 4OCi % 81 NV;
rent Sl4 month Inquire 2oe3 ID 81. nv.
FOR RENT-smaIl house. 8l2 Eye ST. NV; ali
newly pspered- Address -. H. CLARK. jill
ttn 81. avs. del-8t
X ST. Ne. s0-Briok cuss siA rooms and
bath modern ooH'en'encss. rent $3.50.
FOR BENT-lI7ls ETH ST &E.-
Porch Front AMI Back.
SIA ROOMS AND MODERN BATH.
RENT ONLY SIT.5e MONTH
u Square From Cars,
VA H. SAUNDERS CO. 1917 T 81
FOR RENT-A partly furnished house 10
rooms and bath: for rent cheap Inquire
40 Munsey Building. nos-f
FOR RENT-Houses. apartments. and Offices
a rF d
send or call at our office
rios, 5i. J. FISHER q co lI1Gl' 12;ll ,,l...
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE
92s i5TH sT n W. jas8-tf
sls 18TH ST. So. stt5o. six rooms aud bath,
range and large p0-Ch.
CHAs. Z. TRIBBY. 502 18th st. NV ocl-f
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
A BEAUTIFUL nvs-ro0m. bath and pantry.
aparLmeut- front and with private covered
porch- IA ssrfsct condition throughout Heat
and no. water. The Bl0omIugdsle, % Rhode
Irland ave. nv. Inquire APARTMENT b
S-snt per .a2hth. So del-1t
THE SAVOY.
sS04 18th ST. y. ".
Entirely new management Apartments con
tanning g. T. 8, rooms all modern conyeu-
fences. private halls. high ceilings. large
airy rooms, restaurant, phone Col. 7s0.
4. 4. MARSH. Manager.
THE SUSSEX. 1880 10 1873 3 ST. sW-A SUI
psriOr apartment house; five large rooms and
tiled bath 'front.' apartment the last one 1f l5s
steam heat, hot water jauitoFi 0u car line
Treasury departments thorough repair re-
hned homes. IN choice location. rent 80.
PHILLIPS COMPANY, $50 John Marshall pi.
noI5-tt
FOR RENT-FLATS
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WHERE TO MARKET.

WA PFIIEGER. so = ST S W
6teWed beef. &c and &c: fms rib roast, 1ec;
Corued beef. DC and sci round steak. LihC;
sirIoin steak. l5c; porterhouse steak, tSc;
chuck roast l0C. chuck steak. I0C. Can Main
U0G. jylI o.. th.sa-Sot
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OFFICE ROOMS.

FOE RENT in the MUNsEY BUILDING
Pa ave. between 18th and I4th. directly
opposite the new District Building. several
choice rooms and suites from $l5 So
month. including heat light, elevator. and
ianitor service. A. +. FOX COMPANY, l4th
al New York ave. 5yl6-tu. %. .sz-If
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

LIGHT EXTENSION broug ham and harness,
cheap 70 quick buyer, az --l ST n~-
del-sl
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WHEN WANTING board or hire call south
Washington stables, as Virginia ave sw-
Horses. wagons furnished FOR business by
day. week, or month Phone Main 6iS4-
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ONE BLACK HORSE f5r sale genLie and
sound. price reasonable lo4sa stH ST. NV
l@--gf
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TAILORING

LOUIS FJRE, expert tailor. suits pressed.
soc. overcoats pressed. zoe: pants shortened.
zoe. ladies' sETra pressed. 5Hci all work
euarauteeI- 4ls sun ST. Sc. deI-Gt
To Save Time Call A, II. Cooper,
suits cleaned repaired. u- pressed a-5 iS.h
81. NV Phone 81 -5s- uH2l-Z5t
j CLEAN. PRESS and d. ars--cfass repair
ing: also tuI uruIlylils. reasonable. stl IL
Capitol, LANuSAAN. Paa-e +. -4.7.
ulfl-50t
p ID. ROOT. Merchant Tailor, 1GzS 18Th st
NV new suits from $-5 up, cleaning, dye5nE,
etc Al moderate prices, suits called FOR an
delivered Phone \- -2e4- ocl4-eXSl-te
TAILOR and dyer. suits. skirts dry cleaned
rnd pressed. l.g. velvet lUllTE 55c- called
Tor ana delivered CARL 5AGHEI;. sls-s=l
NV .Is9-sI. d. Eu-,s
for hire n T. PINES Merchant Tatl1-.
zo05 -th NV -i1-'-slt
The Washington times., 1908-12-03

FOR RENF-STABLES.
FOR RENT-Large bgfsk stable, ~ stalls
lare l0f-, blacksmith shop also "a brick g.
room house attached and frame sheds rent
s15. in r=ar % 5204 2 st. nH. j. =. ELUS-
DON. I0g8 p 81 NV u1Zs-Tl
The Washington times., 1908-12-03
MoNEY TO LoAN on 81 EsrArE

MONEY TO LOAN on D. c. REAL ESTATE
-L8Wesr rates Of interest Pc -meEjs on Dria-
clpzI ia amounts or 500 OF more received al
any interest period. THE r. IL. SMITH CO.
Bond Building. l4og Ne York ave jy5-u
MONEY TO LOANED % SO, 90 on .. O.
<eaI estate. Interest low. and ak transactions
Conducted with eConODlcal confederation for
borrowers
WN. II. SAUNDERS & CO,
l817 + ST n W
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST on -. c. Real Estate. No
unreasonable delay.
WALTER Il. ACEER.
fe4-tf 1920 = s.. y. ".
The Washington times., 1908-12-03

SJOD pa5ins grocery at invoice, about $3.50
e. desc.
The Washington times., 1908-12-03

COGSWELLS is the cheapest and most rgIl-
able place 10 Duy new and seC0nJ-aznd traps
surreys, runabouts dag tons auI delivery Wag-
Ous; SO up, harness, 81 up 20 lIth 81. uv..
uoA-sJL
The Washington times., 1908-12-03
WOOD. COAL ND COKE.

J. j. MOHLER
Gl00 ID ST. N. ".
Goa and wood OF al kinds at the lowest
prices. gasoline tCT sale, Ice depot Phone
West 5s5. Elts-3Js
IESSlCh BROS.
Wholesale ana Retail
Cement and Building Material.
Phone Lin ll65- n Cap & y. u y l.
81 + ST. ". vs. Branch phone Main lglz.
no5-eow-Jt
YOUR COAL SUPPLY FOR THE WINTER.
W. a. broken furnace, per uon.....-.---.-.15 ~
W. A. esq. per ..s........Sl 10
" A. stove, Per ton. .------. 50. p
W. A. uut, per 1-25
". A. pea per S5-l5
Special prices On nve-t0n lots ana OveE.
@. MEREDITH WlES4IP. $3.50 18th st.
luy1s-sl. "a. Jl-90t
BROWNING, Lincoln ave. and SeaJon ne.
furnace S6.5Jf egs, stove, nut s5-J5s pea, s..
spot cash. Phone ~ l1sL n09-tf
The Washington times., 1908-12-03

bhLlfrr confectionery and fancy groceries,
prominent street EASTERN BJSIN e1SS I-A-
CHANGE, 81. y St de3,6.1
The Washington times., 1908-12-03

.T0gT-Large amethyst Din with pearl setting,
au sunday evening Reward If returned 90
j. 4. PRUTTT B ST. Sc drl-5t