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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-02-18

same nonchalant pncc.
Roulctabllc and looked at our host
His flashing eyes. his clinchcd hands
his trembling lips, told us of his III
muIjuous fccllngs.
"IIc has done we'll not TO come in
here today" no Missed.
"Who is that manE' asked Rouleta-
billie, returning 20 his omclettc.
"The Crcon Man" growlod the inn
keeper Don't you know him. linen
oil the hrttcr for you. IIo is not an
acquaintance to make. Wei, he Is NJ.
Stangcrson'8 forest keeper"
"Ycu don't appear TO like him very
muchT asked the reporter, pouring
his omclct into the frying pan.
"Nobodv likes bin. monsieur Hes
an upeiart, who must once have had
fortune Of his own, and he forgivcs
nohody hccaHsc in order to live he
has been compelled to become a scrv-
ant. \ kccicr is rs much a servant
rs any other, isn't hcE Upon my
word, one would say that he is the
m9stcr OF the Chandler and that all
the land and woods belong to him.
Hell not let a poor creature cat
morsel Of bread ON tie grass-his
grass"
Docs he often como hcrcE'
"Too often. But I've made him un-
dcrstand that his face doesn't please
me, and for month past he hasn't
been here. The Donjon inn las never
existed for hiut He hasn't had time
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,,n,. ,,.,,b his c,ro sop,othir- which
Y.o oo,id NOT coo
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n,,n,, aisor,oor iue} roenro +ris roth
,,.hiai, t,adr 80 tho birh rood 90 mi
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na,,."
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A,oa. faot,,.,,,ts ,,.,;rh + ornoo4od e.,
e,,.a,., H., ,-,,1 r,i,,,i,,, 60 ,l,o shor,,t,
o,tIirod ;,,,,r;r, ~ q nco+ boo+ "sno,"
49,, ho .ooli,1 to I,~odo,;, oreor
az rrod those ncot footnrints SOON
to b,,.o hoor r,odo eiuoc tho discororv
NJ t,,. c.ir,o"
.,.,. -. ,,.o, ,o. rho,, l,-.o
,o.a ,orof,,iI,. n,dc" ro,,iod rrod
. D raistrc his h,cd "yo,, COO
+horo ora etc.s that COMO and etcns
+bot 90 hack"
Ind thc man had bicyclcw cried
the reporter
Here oit"r io'Eing at tne mares Oh
the bicycle winch 1oiioWed' gong anu
coming the neat lootprih's' thou"ht
.,rhc ,icvclo exnIoins tbe dieonnnor
.noe of tho ,nurderer's bir footnrint,"
I said "Tho murderer with his rourh
bootS' mounted ploNcIe' MS accom-
pIlcc' me Wearer oI inc he", poo'S'
had come TO wal, LOT h''h on ,hc cage
CT Tue lake WIN lIe nlcE clc' 1t might
De SUPPOSED tna' Tue i'uroerer was
""INi"s loi 'Hc otncl'
49, no repIied houle'apilie' WIN
S,raiiS' snlllc' nave eAiec'cu 10
ma theSe 1ootfnarks from 'he very
heeinhihS. lhesc are not the loot
MARKS OF ,he murderer
zen there were TWO!
w. NV was Du' one' 'ii'' ~ ii''u
Nv AZ .''Pi'CV' $50.
r'' '-''"' 'eiS so'u' ei'eu iVu
GIG La ''i'
LOOK. continued tue young report
er' showing us me erouhu where II
h"d Deeh u!sl"rpeo by Dig ana heaVF
nepls' ne nan seated hiihSe'l
anu ,00N VI "'' i,''.'''''u "oo'S
"ii'oh ~ i'' "oiA oniH io' 'he l'uI-
posi- VI iN'SAe'uins ue'er'lon' anu .n'h
,'o uoup,' '"Nlns mem AWAY WIN LIN
III St''u uP III MS o"" poo'S anu
pu'r''A anu SLOWLY Iesalieu 'hc h'Sh
i"'u A''O'r, ms o''F'' ia iis MANU.
49, i'o O'u'N "o' 'Vn,u'c " 'ue 1t va
Is" ~ iVi
Wv - i'iie''9 Vi wv "'iie''ion li"uc
~ Az Nie''' "'o"s ~ !" oln'o Va 'Hc
~ .'''S' ~ NV ',''''',' II ,"'I' n"u
oVV-, d man ." ,he DC we NJ "''I3
"''''' J." sun" "''l"' i''O ''' sui
the murderer on foot"
"Rr9vo, Hrovo"' crioJ Trnd oroin
And coming srddrnlv toward ne ona
Naming himself in front If VI Rob.
orr Darzoc he said IN him.
"If va had a bicrcIa horo v,.o ,nicb,
demonstrate tho correctness ~ tbo
vounp mans reasoninr NJ pobor,
Darzac DO Won s<nov vhotbor tbaro
is ono at the chateau"
o>-," ro,,,,od NJ Dc,.,, mi.
not .oa,- ,,ino four da... -
Of. 49, ,,.
a1,atoo,, hotana ,ha a,.,,.o,, '''0
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49,, 49, ,,. 49,.
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CHAPTER X.
we Shall Have to Eat Red Hcat-
Now"

C~wNoHE Donion inn was at least
! two ccntnrics old. perhaps old.
/ er. nder its signboard over
e..-g the threshold q man with a
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CHAPTER TX.
Reporter and Detective.

~1OTIETABILTE. Darzac and !
" went back toward the pavilion
l u%U At some distance from the
~ building the reporter made US
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS.

Q ST, N. E. 1Zl-Three large bright rooms:
light housekeeping; private family; no chill
dreu; excellent condition. Call after o r. M.
feat
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BRANCH OFFICES

sAEFDED'S PHaRNACT New York ave
and North Capitol street. Phone n. Z0I4
CEAS. g. HORNENG. CETlstIaua PHARMACY.
sw- cor 7th ana vi SITS. ~. W. Phone y.
NICHOLS PHARMACT, 18th and Pa. ave.
Phone ~ 1870.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. uh and Park
road Phone e. Esl-
l.. IT. TAELOE. cor. 9Th and sis. N. w
r.. A. VEITCH. 20th and NJ sts. N. w. Phone
IS. 2HI
~. ". PoTTIE. 1923 HrIrhtwood ave. Phone
2IALTBws PHARMACY, 1867 Calvert ct.
2IATTNGLYs PHARMACY. 18th and L.
Phone ~ -0-5
IT, ~. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th ST. and
Massachusetts, ave. ~ W. Phone N. 4943
EaEEDLD. Gsgi l4fh Sc. ~. w. Phone " gEgI
QTIGLEES PHARMACY. EIsr and O. sts
~. vs. Phone W. 653.
r.. d. HOWARD. 18th and ~. Phone r. ZIm
GoLDEERERG s., Glh and K SITS. NJ w
$. KAHN. SONS * CO., gth and Market
space. pGlue ST 1900
GREENE CAPITAL A ID v j. 70 IT S Z y O.
AGENCY. 1lf5 10th st. n. ". Phone N.
S. L McMICHAEL. Cigar Store 18th and T.
a. ~ Phone 81. 2g5a.
j. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9Th st., EhoGe
Island ave. and H. o.. E- ". Phone N. g4Hl.
aEsSEDED'S FHAEMACHr 9th and II Ets.
s. ST. WAGNER g. CO.. Ist and II sts. n. w.
I.... i. 49,
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Apartment Planned.
REALTY TRANSFERS.

1n 90 1873 n street southeast-ga0rga T
Poree- to James F. Shea. lots 10. to rs
SQUARE -a. So
1899 TO 1853 T. street Vincent
Kelly 90 James j. Shea. lots rs TO So
square 1s} $40.
81 street southwest. between Third and
FouT-aud-a-haIf etreets-FIoreuee -. No
AuIng er uX 10 F.Itz Frager. lot lgs.
square SO. $40.
Paramount Observation-Disclosures White ct
us. 10 John l.. G. Chambers and cora u.
Chambers. lots IG and ~ block 8. SO.
Observation-Disclosures L. Warren ct ux.
TO William b. and Mary j.. LeayItt. lot
10. block g. SO.
Oregon avenue northwest, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
John II. Lynch ct 6z 10 Charles 81.
Forrest lot I5r square l5g $40.
Iugleslle-JGul H. Lynch eL Tx 10
Charles NJ. Forrest. lot 81. block 6. $40.
Oregon avenue northwest between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets
John ~. LEuCa el uE Io Charles AZ
Forrest. Dot IsH square II2, $40.
Columbia I.I.lrs-tlarlaa A. For
rest 90 aE. Ia John E Lynch. ion I-.
suHar. -sa#. $40.
800 - street .rHszt-TlUma H..
LIuuaE el uE. rH Iuil.tta S. Prime. 5o-
g.. square ..H SD" JulIa.ra s. Prime
conveys same property O.. Margaret Linz
usg. N1
PalHultl-Al.r.W ~ Lukar GO uE.
90 Mary b. Spencer Bot l.. square ~.
SO
"
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OUALTROUGH TRIAL
BEING HELD TODAY
Sperry Confirms Report
That Georgia Captain Is
COurt-Martialed.

Confirmation of the report that b. F..
QuaItrOugh, commanding the battIeship
Georgia, is TO be COurt-martialed, was
received from Rear Admiral SperTy. in
g. cablegTan, by Secretary Of the Navy
Newberry today.
Admiral SperTy stated in reply to d
query from Secretary Newberry last
night, that charges had been made
against Captain QualtTOugh, alleging in
loxication and conduct unbeconing an
officer and gentleman, at q reception
given to the officers by Mr.. Gummere,
American minister at Taugier on Sat
urday night last.
The trial will be held today on the
battleship Louisiana with Rear Admiral
Seaton Schroeder as president of the
court.
Commander George w. Kline, eXecu-
tive officer of the Georgia, has been
placed temporarily in command of the
ship
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QualrOugh Had Service
In Washington Yard

Captain QuaItrough was stationed in
Washington more than two Years as
assistant to the commandment of the
navy yard He was recorder of the
board of labor employment at the yard
and as such came i'm close and Intimate
touch with the army Of workmen en-
pIoyed there. He was very popular
He was relieved from duty here to take
command of the Georgia.
Captain Qualtrough is a native Of
New York and has served more than
forty years in the navy He has had
a number of important commands and
is regarded as an exceptionally. good Of
fiCeT.
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COUNCILS FACE
SERIOUS CHARGE

ALTOONA, Pa, Feb. Mayor Hoy
er last night sent a. message 10 select
council in response % a. demand 90
know If any members OF that body we've
paid employees or peTqulste-Tecelvus
servants Of city contractors as cHarE-
cd against certain c.uucilmeu DO Ibis
annual message, generating seIecmgu
from the charge.
Citizens are expecting cd political sem
sati0u when Hoyer names the men vino
have been pI0ntIus by city CONTRACTS.
The mayor declares Lg viii not dodge
IuC issue
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is IN WEST
INDIAN SERVICE

The guuboat Dixie has been placed
In commission at the Philadelphia
navy yard TO go into the West Indian
Service. Her first duty viii be to as
sist in bringing the blue Jackets from
the Atlantic fleet TO washington for
the inaugural parade. Commander Har-
~ George IS in command.
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DIR. E. S. LOTHROP
MADE PRESIDENT

Al the meeting of the Washington
Homeopathic Medical Society n the
Hotel Shoreham, DR. Edwin s. LothroE
was elected president OF - society for
the ensuing year Other officers elect
ed were DT. Marvin a. Gusts. vice
president Dr. John r. sharp secre-
tary. DIR. j. H. BraI.E0u, treasurer Dr-
G.. O.. BirdsaHs assistant treasurer Dr.
Julia n. Green historian.
'AinEuu5 rare disease was the
subject OF q paper by d.. O.. q. Bird
Eal.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 8.-Fouowiug
quarrel with her husband. Sophie Fem
Etadt today leaped from the root Of
fouT-EtOTy apartment occupied by her
mother on G-DTsia avenue. Brooklyn.
and was instantly killed The young
woman had been married but little
more than a year, and when her nus
band complained today that the break
fast was late she burst into tears. Hot
words followed, and her husband left the
house without kissing her.
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PAHLpk MAID-WAITHESs. white" or
Japanese butler. also white nurse and cook
and young woman as solicitor. call early
wednesday. EUREKA, JON New York ave.
WANTED-Tree portrait agents at once.
Address BOX 1853. Times office IL
LEARN TELEGRApuY- Railway wires ar
cut into DrIuELt1u'z Practical Business COLI
lege, corner 9th and ID INV. for students uso
Positions secured Call Oh send for free book
Jet, ''Why Learn TcIegTapHy..' ae59-w.sa-tf
SHDHIHANB-C1mpIst course iu syllable
aE stem iH $50 hours. 500 including tgpeArit-
IuEs positions guaranteed. sTEAUGEATHIC
ACADEMY Colorado Building uugT-tI
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BANK wRECKER IN CELL.

TRENTON. Feb. s.-David g. Cor
reH. who was convicted six years ago
with Albert a.. Twiuug in connection
with the WrecSius OF the First National
Bank and Monmouth Trust Company,
OF Asbury Park arrived al the State
prison today. accompanied by Sheriff
Hetrick. C0rgeH has three years 10
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A. j.. POWELL. 9Th ana East Capitol SITS.
Phone T. $50.
a. b BURROWS, nth ami Pa. ave. Phone
t. ms
ROACH DRUG Co. sth and SITS. Phone L.
Ig5G
p. p. WELLER. cor sJh and Phone w.
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Advertisements viii be accepted at
any of the following branch offices
at regular office rates. If it Is In
convenient 10 leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be teIe-
ph0Bed direct TO The Times Main
j26O), and messenger will call 10
collect.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
BIG SALES
IN THE NORTHEAST
AuCtiOneerS Transfer Seven
Parcels, Total Consid-
Grafton, so, 72l.

Sales OF seven pieces of property I'M
the northeast section of the city under
one deed of trust. the aggregate con-
slderation amounting 10 S22,72lGA have
just been reported by Thomas j. owen
G son, auctIOueeTs. The transaction
is the biggest that has been recorded
i'm northeast property for several months
Five OF the sales were of unimpr0yed
property, it. being the intention of the
purchasers to build houses on the lots
at once. Philip Raum secured the lot
0u the southeast corner of Twelfth and
ID streets for q consideration of 1896.
This piece of ground comprises 5000
square feet and was bought for 54lz
cents per square foot
The northwest corner lot at Thirteenth
and r streets was sold 10 j. b. HaTreu,
IN this instance the price paid being
hiss. There are 5000 square feet jim
this tract also, and the bid of Mr.. Har-
rel was 4Ifa cents.
Charles Boyd paid % cents a square
foot for 1893 square feet in lot on r
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth,
the total amount aggregatiug $l.S6l4e.
In the same block a lot was also sold
for s. 297.
On Thirteenth street. near f., O. q.
staples secured "a Tot, comprising 6.8al
square feet, FOR Sl,1H>- The cOusidera-
ton was based on the rate Of 20 cents
. q square foot.
Tie improved property sold consisted
OF a tlTee-SLOTE residence on Maryland
avenue and Thirteenth street and a
stable, located gu an alley iu the rear
Of tie building. u is understood the
dwelling brought SEES and the stable
$1,000. The residence has twelve rooms
and ifs one of the haudE0mesJ OF the
F locality iu which it stands,
Apartment Planned.
Ia au probability large apartment
house wiz be built 10y Harry Wardman
on il street, between Nnteeuth and
Twentieth streets northwest The site
for the proposed building was secured
today and Architect A. IL. Beers is now
preparing estimates on the project.
The property I'm question is located
ON Che north side OF # street and has q
frontage of over - feet with a depth
of JIG feet. running TO a narrower width
ig the rear. II is understood that the
purchase price was $1,000
Moore s. HiLls incorporated. made
tire deal foI ar. Wardmal. The prop
erty was sold for oscar Luckett and
Justin lIorriIl EEambCTliu. trustees Tor
the Forrest estate.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
WORKINGMENls WANTS.

WORKINGAIEN-Aiu.t YOU most tired paw
mE big prices. Why NOT save chat S. note
and use BE- for your LautlEs uieasureg we
used. at g. Cd. aveFaaafs $500 Won -ef fr-
worth uL gslr money! one price eulg.
JTSTHs OLD STAND $40 u 80. g. W It
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
Remarkable Operation Sue
ceSSfully Performed by
Washington Surgeon.
BONE TAKEN FROM
LEG OF A CORPSE
George A. Kelly the Patient, Said
20 Be Rapidly Re
covering.

The substitution OF another mans
knee for the diseased joint of George
4. keIIy's leg is the latest surgical
feat performed by DIR. George FULLY
Vaughan, whose remarkable operations
have attracted the attention of surgeons
throughout the world.
Not so many months ago DIR. Vaughan
startled the medical profession by sew
ing up cut ia "a mans heart, the opera
ton proving am entire success. This
new operation. the substitution of a
healthy bone for one that is diseased
is absolutely uuheard of i'm the annals
OF the medical profession, and the pa
ticnt Dis doing so well that IL is under
stood he VIII be discharged from the
hospital within "a short time.
Injured by Fall
George A. Kelly was slightly injured
about three months ago by a fall He
paid no attention TO the wound and
tle bone became diseased. 1t was nee
essary for him TO submit himself to
treatment and he entered the George
town University Hospital a short time
after the injury. Despite the efforts of
tlle surgeons, the disease spread and
amputatiOn seemed necessary.
Kelly protested against losing his leg,
and declared he would do anything TO
save the member. DIT Vaughan, who
had taken a deep interest in the case.
suggested but one alteTuative-to secure
q healthy bone from some other person.
j was obviously impossible TO ask any
one TO sacrifice a leg and recourse was
had 20 patient IN the hospital who
was abOBt TO die. Consent TO use this
patients bones were obtained from the
members of his family.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03

". HUGO EISENBEIss, 9Th and b Sta.
Phone ST. 55g1.
ueDONALD, D. W. ~ and j.. Phone ~
The Washington times., 1909-02-03

BURYE PHARMACY. corner Monroe ana
jefferson s.s FHDuu l.. 1919
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
SHOFS REPAIRFD.

SHOES REPAIRED while sou waits sole and
heel seHed. sI-.. heels --e. T. BRUNO -as
lIth st. ~. We Ic3-5ut
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Three times within one week a cents a
linc- times. Couseeutively1 60 cents d line.
Minimum space, lines.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03

ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r.. j.. ChEEE A. co.. l0 King ST.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
MINERAL WAFER.
BICO TABLE WATER

AlLAO 1-lA1A-Aa w "A = liz
Drawn from Well 401 Feet Deep
The water that for ten years has proven
it's purity and health giving qualities TO ba
uuexceu6d. Careful analysis by such well
knew savauts as w NJ cray II. d.. Ali
rr7t consist ARMY Medical Museum and IL h
<1Ius5ygszi. George Washington University.
attest 10 it's being free from all surface
drainage and gas producing bacteria SCl5u-
fi=rs claim that uine-teuths of typhoid fever
cases =crua from drinking impure water.
why subject yourself % this dread disease
When you can procure the purazs water OBJ
fssnaHla hy calling up the
MICO WATER COMPANY
sI7 18th ST. Is. ~. Phone Main 5gSI Prompt
Delivery 1a3l-tE
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHFR.

TYPEWRITLNG-Nea and accurate uorE
rates moderate. Phone Col 504, or addFas
1924 Newton ST. 1aZ-3t
The Washington times., 1909-02-03

GROCERY and provision store al iuvcsce.
cheap rent good living rooms EASTERN
BUSINESS EXCHANGE 5If H. fest
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.

ST. If. PHLPITT Prop. John Hess. Mana
ger. Reliable Umbrella and FarasoI Maker.
repairing ana recovering a specially Crave
uctte. gloria. and ailks 81. sll il 81. N. ".
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
ASTROLOGY


lAE AL--.
Washingtou's favorite clairvoyaut: pslmisg.
gives reliable advice. He stands alone with
uurIyaIlei power. helping you where others
fan Gives names. 63s j. 81. N. ". Up stairs.
la29-tt
NINE. RAY. WashIugt0u's cid reliable palm
isL and card reader consult this born medl-
um on business, love, changes. speCulaLi0nz-
Parlors 43l Eye sc. NV. Open sundays.
fau-tf
The Washington times., 1909-02-03

CENTRALLY LOCATED rooming house; u
rooms all occupied $500. EASTERN BUSI-
NESS EXCHANGE 5lf +. fest
The Washington times., 1909-02-03

SALOON and hotels center clty5 50 rooms.
. baths snap $500 DCGA&r 6l7 Ia ave.
The Washington times., 1909-02-03

~ YOU WISH 10 SELL YOUR BUSINESS
SEE 10 Al ONCE as We cannot supply. Che
demand for good reasonable price places d
businesses sold iu January. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS, 1923 u So b. w
The Washington times., 1909-02-03

sIA1IPOOIEG. scalp treatment ana facial
IlaliieuElHsr ~ cents $50 EHH York ave.
COLOBED CHEZ European and American.
wants situations strictly sober. BOX s4
Times office. IL
EOY-Ago IS desires work with aIaatrfgIan.
good references. BOX $40, Times oHi1e.
RELIABLE NAN. owning sood team. desires
90 do collecting or drumming COZ .-rr- r-.,.-f-
where services or team can Dee used ADJ
dress BeA 5u. Iimes odice. le1-2t
NAN experienced ga handling of h8rses v-1rII5
like position as stable boss oV foreman. can
furnish best or references. BOX 295 Times
office. 5a2s-7t
PAINTER and paperhanser5 f--7--7----
wants work; $3.50 per day. BOX gIg Times
tet-at
by YOUNG Italian man position as servant
win good private family good appearance
ana good references experienced Address
---L---1 .LL---Zo. ~ = 81 n. w. fel-5t
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEmALK
BY EOLORED GIRL aged l5. to assist V.ftb
care 9t baby go Goth ST.. u
BY RELIABLE colored girl. place as cook:
small family or place TO do sewing with
tailor or dressmaier. I-f7 Madison ST. NJ w
LAUNDRY TO take home or days work. l095
lst ST, n. w fes-st
by YOUNG col0red woman. place as General
houseworzer. 90 nth ST. n. W. 1te
POSITION as cook ia private family. GOOD
reference als LIST ST. N. w fe8-at
WANTED-Ey c1I9re d girl a place las
chamblrmaid and waitress. Z-ll 7th ST. ~. W.
WANTED washing 10y day or to take home.
good references. l-5 IL St. n. w fest
WANTED-Positiou as domestic or laundry
work Northeast only. - 9th So. n. y.
Neutrality-suspicious. Iauudrass: washing to
DO IT home. liz SIN ST. N. wv. fel-3t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BIG MONEY paid Tor cast or cIothinT- shoes.
hats and shirts. drop postal. win caU IL
GEWItI.. jos sth st. ". W. sel4-ru.EF, thief
I PAY tie highest cash prices FOR ladies' and
card. will call. O.. LIVINGSTON. 1872 7th a
N. w. or phone North 1904 de55-tf
GOOD PRICES paid for household furniture.
antiques ete.i also office and store fixtures.
Phone NJ l-9i BOX a#5s Times Office
L.--llt
HIGHEST cash prices paid for worn gar
meuLs, either ladies' or gents send postal,
Phone North +f3- jel-tf
FURNITURE, highest cash price paid for
up-t5-dste furniture drop postal. also cloth
iusi If set 10 store. IL. HENsLEY. 1905 18th
~ w jal3-99t
TANTED-Furniture for cash: sell your
goods to the man vino gives yuu the most
money See HOPWOOD. 6th and K JeZ-tt
DON'T WORRY about getting rid Of your
household etects5 am in the market for fur
uiturs and merchandise. au kinds; big money
paid u. NOTES, 6l5 Louisiana ave- Phone
-. 9o95. del6-d
The Washington times., 1909-02-03

wen established pressing club. hat cleaning
ana ah0e shining pariar. 1870 7th ST. n. W
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
BUsINEss oPPoRruNIrIEs.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR sALE-Trom ] 10 $50 large buHalus lots.
only 81 down, balance 81 per week without
interests price $50 per lot ar si5 cash; 0n.g
one mile west af tho Bureau of EnsratIue
and Printing and Che Agricultural Derart-
meut az the Virginia End NJ NEW HIGH-
WAY BRIDGE. Here is where You can lrsa
che LUMBER and MATERIAL. frn1 holse=
purchased and torn down by the Government
TJ make room for large public buildings ANA
PARKS and also iae lumber lran platform
and seats after tue inaugural parade This
section ls fast becoming tle manufacturing
center of Washington <8H is lle time %
buy some of the IaJs cheap ana erect small
houses Houses sell ami rent here as fast as
built. Send for plat and map of suburbs Of
Washington frc@. JAMES II. CLEMENTS.
10 q -. N. ". fe2-2ta
SALOON and hotel. center cltys so rooms.
baths snaDi $500 DCGA>, 6l7 la ave.
GROCERY and provision: northeast doing
so9d business DJGAN. 6i7 Ia ave. fe3-st
HOTEL centrally located. So rooms: doing
goa business. DGGAN. 90 Ia. ave. le3-3t
CAFE. central. wiz sacrifice $50. DuGAN,
Saloon 9Th ST. N. W. a0las good payius
--------1- LLlIAN. tlt Ia ave te8-5t
BAkGAIN-OHucr compelled ~ leave CIty-
m-- ssle-Dliaaed pressing club, hat cleaning
anu 9i'JS SHINING pafiar. 1870 9Th 81. n. ~.
$50 BONUS VIII be paid TO- loan Of $50.
l7i good security Address BOX SO,
Times oilee- fe3-st'
BECAUSE of sickness. viii ae1 lot IN Coz
iegc Park. 8Id.. that cost $50 f9r Sos cash.
AaaIees EOA 500 Times office. fe5--ts
lt YOU WISH TO SELL YOUR BUSINESS
SEE ~ Al CN ~ as we cannot supply the
demand for good reasonable price nf5r-s b
businesses sold in January NEW YCRTr
BUSINESS BROKERS. 1923 u 81 b. ~.
ts--2-
MILLINERY BUSINESS. Iona established.
ing $50 month; price, $500. NEW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS Lszs Il a. H. ~
fest
$500 T,----,,------, 1850
w ~ - ~ lcL-, near onion sta-
T.T-e'rl-ss Ii, ,r ,- l ss. <EG 4oi't~
fce-8t
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If -. + 10 i-.sA 49, ~, lllN = -
snaD af sfr- srF3y voIsT- pT-eIsyE,ls.5
BROKERS 1sz3 = 81 NJ ~ fe5-1f
1890 $1,000 ~ $1,000 -
COt..NE-is ,1t-e'-t4tt bl.JJA4 ~ t5l)Aisf-i
fixtures. ana corner er5eerv mean 1stb md s
rent; large house. NEW YORK BUSINESS
2I.ofeE.Ltss - y - - ts--et
ONE OF THE BE5T-BNOVN SALOON
AND RESTAURANT IN CITY owner made
lliall L'fte4e ana tlsle5 % tellre. l1ll par
EPS 200 n N % 'I--'7 49, $3.50
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GItOCEtt1 ana provision storF, a. Inyezce.
eie@p rent good living rooms EASTERN
cENTRALLY LOCATED rooHlngg house: 4
Ness EXCHANGE. 5l4 T. Test
The Washington times., 1909-02-03
CLASS b

All other cTassinC-tionz. r5 rents a line.
times l9 cents lue-miulmum lines
Personals, 10 cents a line any number of
times.