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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21
Isu, p esl,r c ter 8
UNION n &, 4 BUSINESS COLLEGE PUR;
81 cHAsEs SIX NEW MACHINES II
AND NEW FURNITURE
s FOR SCHOOL.

The Union Business College this
morning closed a deal for six new lat.
est model Remington visible typewrlt'
ers These new machines are fitted
with ali the latest Improvements and
adapted especially for school work. II
is said that the Remington people
have more than doubled the number
nj machines In commercial colleges
furnished by all other typewriter
,.ouses combined. One reason for This
IS that the company makes Il special
,y Of placlng competent operators from
the schools and another Is the high
character Of the machines they put on
the market.
new lot Of desks have just been
m,rchased In addition to those put
IN II few weeks ago and the school VIII
bc fitted out in first class shape in
every department.
New students are being enrolled
mos, every dag and they are Just BE-
ginning to recognize the benefit oil
school at home where first class bust
ness education can be secured ~
very small expense.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21
Child
SAMUEL HULL REED DIED THO
MORNING FROM HEART
TROUBLE.

Samuel iimi Reed. the little son OF
Mrs. F!or Reel. died this morning at
eleven or,ock at the Normal porml-
tory, after two weeks Illness win
heart trouble. occasioncd BY Il la''
which he received recently and IRON
which he lid not fully recover Sam
uel was seven years of age and WIS
a bright interesting little boy and mo
only child Of widowed mother, on
whom The blow falls most heavily. Ito
was popular among n wide circle Oh
nssnciates al Of whom sympathl2e
Ieeply with the hreaved mother inc
funeral arrangements have not as yet
been completed. Undertaken II. L.
Cunningham is in charge Of the ar
engagements.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21
" i'll Speak
BISHOP DoNAHUE WILL ADDRESS
LEGISLATURE UPON SUBJECT
OF TUBERCULOSIS.

WHEELING. Jan. 2l.-.ltt. Rev. j.
j. ilonahnc. Of this city. has receiver
an invitation from the State legisla'
t,tre, now IN session. 10 address toe
hody mon the subject Of tuberculosis
Bishop nouahue is interested in tao
study of :hc disease and the providing
of some method 10 stay It's progress.
He believes that a state snnirarium
should hc provided and that the State
take the FIRST step In caring
for tho nnfortmatps who are afflicted
Just when Bishop non7huc VIII ad-
,lrcss tho legislature las not heeu de-
tqrmlnCd by MIN rs yet.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21
Dr.. MecleIland.

At tilc Presbyterian cmrch last
night pr McClrlland preached very
strong and helpful sermon on the sub
Icct: "rhe Trustworthy Tested" The
congregation was large and deeply
moved.
Tonight Dr. MeClelland will speak
on very interesting and Important
subject. Missing tho Mark There
are many who are missing the mark
and perhaps, they think they are nit
ting it. Como out to these helpful
meetings. There will be song ser
vice for a half hour.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21
sAELlFlsH MEN ORGANIZE.
commissioners OF Eastern States Band
to Protect Industry.

BALTIMORE. Ian. 2i.--A nail"ildl
Organization Of shcllllsl commission
crs of the various Eastern states .as
hr"u effected, and Maryland haS tiE-
IN prominent part in the formation
.of the association. New York. NV
Jersey. Rhode Island and Connecticut
have united with this State In ms
movement. and Maine, Delaware. Vir'
eluia. North Carolina. Texas. l.o''isI-
ana, Mississippi, Oregon, California
and Washington have expressed SYM
pathy IN the organizations objects.
Dr. Cnswell Grave and i. R, Green,
q. this STATE, were present at lhr in'-
tial meeting In New York. Charles
h. B1cor. Of New Jersey, WAS elected
president. aud a second meeting was
arranged for some date In May. ~hen
4 number of scientific papers bearin:
Hpen the shelIGSh Industry will b"
read.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21

The Doluo Bros. ldeal Nina'rals
@i.rly 9p9o2r 81 The Grand Hast VOL
rcsdIy. nrcseNLHn entertainment tint
is truly "idelI," The real Southern
larlicys delight Of dancing Is efIcc'
tuaiiy ortrayeI with this company by
Il big song aud daCco act, introducing
John !. Lane. who was born and
brought up in Montgomery Ala" and
known in tia. vicinity as the ala
Dama Dancing wizard" He executes
all lie numerous steps OF buck and
wing dancing IN all It's srotesnne &C.
contricitics. His work generally takes
HIN 10 all the leading vaudeville thea
trs Of all the cities, and It was only
after many Inducements and n large
salary that this company secured MS
services for q limited engagement, and
will positively appear at the opera
house some tinm this yar or next i
not sooner.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21
y tf10 y 81 ~ -T ---8- ~
WILL AID
THE .CONvICTS
I CONVENTION BOASTS DECISION
SENDING LEADERS TO
JAIL.

ss.i ISDtANAP0LIS. Ind, Jan, Ill The
twentieth annual convention OF the
SUHtted Mine Workers OF America.
(which Is In session In this city. heard
yesterday reports Of President Lewis,
$Vice President White and Secretary.
Treasurer Ryan. After the recoln'
mendatlon of the conittee on these re-
I ports has been submitted TO the con.
8,Yendon the facHonal dispute upon
35."'reforms" advocated by officers Is OK.
\ pected TO occupy the attention OF dele
Y gates for several days.
I'm a number Of speeches made this
afternoon unfarorabie comment was
made upon the decision OF Judge
Wright, sentencing TO. jail for viola
tion OF Injunction. Samuel Gompers,
John Mitchell and Frank Morrison.
Mitchell, having been president OF
Sthe miners union, and one OF the most
4 active Of labor union leaders, 1t Is gen
orally understood that financial assist
n ance will be made In the convention tC
/ assist In his further defense.
" He himself holds, in letter read te
Esthe convention, THAT though he presld
ed over the convention which passed
y a resolution putting the St Louis stove
mannfactory on the unfair list. result
ling lin Judge Wrisht's ruling. he was
YIN mo wise personally responsible for
q the resolution and was not cosni1ln'
& u Tits existence until after It was
s adopted.
Secretary Ryan, In his report. urge'
the organization Of the labor purity
" ana several other leaders hning adVo
* Gates OF this policy, the matter is one
8 OF widespread discussion among dele
gates, II Is said the decision o.
|. Judge Wright, the Standard OIL fine
I remission, and the national election art
.ssrresyonsible for the sentiment for Ia
\ Dor party.
y BECKY:
GOLD Msdal fs0ur to' '''' LIgnu
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21
Late Want Ads.

WOULD like to hear Of stock for sale
in any enterprise where an Invest
nent Of several thousand dollars
would be safe. l.. Darbyshlre, Box
1924, Rochester, n. Y.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21
unexceiied Skating Team at the Rink,
Thursday, Friday and SaturdaI'
COMMITS AWFUL CRIME.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2l.-Revtnge.
ful over his arres: for cruelty to his
wife. John thrilling, 4 steel worker.
lafe yesterday armed himself with an
uSe, and going to the home OF his
nvther.inlaw, Mrs. Nlcretla Corliss,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21

MEN WANTED QUICKLY by big Chi
eago Mail Order House TO distribute
catalogues. advertise. etc, $1,000 a
week. $4,000 expense allowance first
month. No experience required, Man.
ager, Dept. 500. 3S5 Wabash avenue,
Chicago.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21

asfh nearly 70 years. In this city, beat
the aged woman SO terribly with tae
w,.csran ;kat she died soon after~arh
without regaining consciousness. TIL.
ling uale ais escape.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROM0 ouinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money II
II fails to cure. E ". GROVES slg'
nature Is on each box. 25c.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21
oeRAlLeo CARS WRECK HOME
One Falls on a Bed Just Vacated by
Three Children.

Three Children.
FRANKLIN. Pa, Jan. 2i.-fhe FeS''
derce OF James Roberts. oil stoheooro'
was Amos, totally demolished yester'
day as the result Of 4 freight wreck on
the Lake Shore railroad. Seven cars
jumped the track while the tmin was
running at high speed and two OF
them crashed through the front part
Of the house.
Mrs. Roberts was standing in q
doorway between The kitchen and din
Ing room and was unlnjured. Three
children in the kitchen were unharm'
ed. A box car fell on the bed which
they had Just vacated.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21

sIrs. z. T, Robertson Is entertaining
tsls Afternoon at her home on Bar
oes street. wlis u miscellaneous
ahoWer... complementary 10 MISS villa
Hart Butcher.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21
card Party.

q 1isS. Charles Powell has issued in.
rltaIonsi for a card party to be given
Saturday arternooa Of this week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21

"The Mummy and the Humn,ing Bird"
"Thc Nanny and the Hnmming
Bird" which will appear Mt the Grand
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21
N1p~St
.gll1ISoc!:iiety
! 81 8 B & m@ 6 81

s,,~.a-s,>-es>tp~-ss~

iSS,The siafy C. Barsette Mission Cir,
scle$ otSthe First Baptist church Will
hold an exchange in the Globe Book
Store on Saturday morning next.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-01-21

LIgHIh
The Washington times., 1909-02-01
CHEsAPEAKE md OELO RY.

NOTE. Published only as information and
not guaranteed.
400 p NC. & 0. Limited Daily. Fast YES
fib1lIe train Pullman slespsrs TO Lexington.
TouIsvfIIe. Cincinnati IndianapoIi Chicae5
and ST. Louis. Connection for Virgins Hot
gDriues Pullman Car Louisville 70 Mem
mis- and Sew orleans, Din.'g Cars d Ia
carte service
f1.f6 p NJ. F. v. LIMITED Daily.
solid yesdbule train Pullman sieepers 10
EiuriuDati Lexington, and louisville
T,.01rartuueut sleeping car 20 Virginia Got
Sorings week days. Dining cars. a la ca-.a
Eerv5ee Pullman sle5pers Cincinnati t1
-bIrsgt, ana St. Louis, and Louisville 70
Memphis, Nashville and New Orleans.
ysUia ave, 1893 r st. and New Union Sfa-
ZION. Telephone Main 1906 OF ZzJ5 for tils-
sfs. baggage checks, reservations and taxi
ezh deG-tf
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W, 8. & A f RY.
NTKE ELECTRIC LlnEU

Electric paiacs cars from White House Station
,T-rTTEENTH AND Il SIS. NORTHEAST.
FT0r HaItimoro-J.8y and every hair hour
from ESQ a. 10. 20 7.S0 p. me- and $50 g.sJ
1879 and 1875 p. u-
For AnllapoIis-Every hour from $50 q 70
10 7.sg % uI.. and $3.50 ID 1855 p. IN
Fares. one way. Round trim
To Baltlul 1I5-----.- ioc SO
10 Annapolis ana =. 5.
Saval Acsdelny...--.... 7Jo n5
AN ii St. eaEs run dsr7cg % White House
Station.
Ticket Oalce at l4th and y. I. ave. n. w
~ Z. Telephone NJ 1SJ5- oc5-tR
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sEABOARD AIR LINE.

Ticket Once, 1921 Penn Avenue.
<Stce-FOIowInE sche Iuio not guaranteed
SOS A n Daily lorida Fast Mail.
THr0urn coaches and Pullman SIccplrs 20
Savannah ana jacksonville. Through sleep
ers Wilmington 10 Hamlsti ana Hamlet II
Atlanta Dining cars,
$50 II NJ Daily Except SUNDAY sea board
FIorIIs Limited" solid electric lighted Pull
nm with .sscpsrs 10 y JACKSONVILLE ST. Au-
Fusline, Palm Beach Miami. knights Key
Dining cars.
T.s5 p IL Dal}y-''Year Round Limited
rosrbes and Pullman 20 Savannah, Jackson
vile, Tampa. Atlanta, Birmingham Mem
phiS DiuluE cars.
r. H. sTANsELL. District Passenger Agent.
Iz4-lf
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 RETAIL LOU OK
LICENSE BAEROOM FIXTURES Ell
By virtue of certain Chattel deed OK
trust from David Pike and VIC 10 tue UNI
5ersigued dated the 18Th day OF september
1905. and duly recorded in LIber Slso -1llo o.
enc OF the Land keeogdz Oh me Dlsiii-t - o-
. Columbia the undersigned trustees VIII vtte1
for sale at public auction on wednesday
February g. l5y2 at clock p. mn ~ AiJts
of premises No. 5ii 18th street n. W. T.. ~
the retail liquor license granted by I"e 70
else Board of the District Of Columbia 70 the
said David Pike, the baTrJum fixtures located
al said premises. No oil 18th So. and stock
Terms Of sale announces at time Of sale
MICHAEL. Z. BRENNAN.
EMORY II. BOGLE4,
THOMAS BOWLING d Co. AucuOueeIs.
ja23-4t
PUBLIC SALE OF WATERLICK WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL.
By virtue uf "a certain deed OF trust record
Cd in Deed Book no. IL at page ga % the
Clerks ONCE OF warren County, Virginia,
default having been made ia the payment Oh
. the debts and taxes therein secured. we VIII
pursuant so the terms OK said trust. on sat
urday February 20, 1903. at 10 O'Clock a. me-
IN front IF the Court House door Of Front
. ROYAL, WETTeu county, Virginia 1Iltf Tor
sale az public auction all that real estate
F containing about 20 acres known as inc
. NaterIicE Waite sulphur Springs Hotel, sit
Warren County. Virginia with buildings
thereon
proceeds Of said property as viii be sufficient
TO pay the costs Of sale the taxes due and
payable upon said property estimated 10 be-
about 500 and TO pay one-third Of tho
amount then due and payable upon debts
secured by saiQ deed OF trust which debts
aggregate E4543 with accrued interest there
on and the residue Of said purchase money
shall be made payable ia three equal install
ments, failing due IN j. p and three years
. respectively, from date OF sale, the deferred
payments % be evidenced by the bonds or
. the purchaser containing waiver Of home
stead exemption. bearing interest at the rate
OF sea per auuuu from date payable semi
annually and secured by a deed of trust
upon the property sold ana FIRE insurance
policy upon the buildings IN such sum
and company as the undersigned trua-
tees may direct II for any reason said
sale &C. not made az above time and place. IL
viii be adjourned until Friday February g.
1903 when said property win again be offered
FOR sale al the same time and place and upon
the same terms.
EMMETT SEATOE, T-uEtes
". J.. o'FLAHEETK Z, Trustee.
For further information apply to JAMES
s. FRASER. EGudau Building 5a2l-3gt
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RAILROADS.


D7LIluONE AND ONO r. r
LEAVE. NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
every OtheF Hour on tho Odd Hour
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL Esd ST NEW YORK
sI:t) O. ln.-DineT. Pullman ParI0r
f5;00 a A.-Ooservation Parl5r. 5-hour Train
1900 a. IN. Diner and Pullman ParIor Car
Leo o. m.-DiDer ana Pullman r'arlor Car
Il go D. .m.-Dinsr ana Pullman parlor car
1910 , m" Royal Limited" All Pullmaus
Fivc-hour.
400 D. m.-Coaches to Philadelphia.
$500 D. m,-piner and Pullman Parl0r.
g 90 p. m.--Coaches % Philadelphia,
s121I5 n T-SieapsF8 10 New York
'2s52 q. m.-SisePerB 70 PhiladeIpnIa and New
ArLANTiC CITY. f7:Oo. 's.o0. fll;oo .. m,
'4'V'' -'''' = 10 BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
tWeek Days a. ~. % II D. nd
'2:52 t5:00, t6;0 y 20 40 1890. $3.50, $500
1899. 1000 sltO0 a. m,' .lz;go noon. tI2.05.
$500 fII5, too, $500. f3;20. $3.50, f8.00
f4.45 20 90 i5-O3. $50. $500 $780, i7:0o fg.O0
s9:3Q. s10.O0. '1o.55, 'u:go. alZ.l5 n. 4.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. s1:22. $3.50 p M.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE, e3.i0 q. M. '4:to p IA. 'i2:40 night.
PITTSRURG. '9:l0 a. IA, 'l:22, '3-i9 ,, IA.
CLEVELAND. ss:lo .. n.
COLUMBUS. $50 p m.
WHEELING. s3.l0 a. N. IS 80 p III.
VINCE rs TER. T. 10 a. M, T4:0o, $500 p.n-
FREDERICK. 3d. 1910. 1913 a m. $3.50.
fA:o5, Is 40 p "a.
HlGERsTowN, $40 q. m. 800 ?. m.
ANNAPOLIS. @7:20. 1900 a. H.. fi2:05 noon.
fs.E0. 1890. $3.50. and $3.50 p. m.
sDsIIy. Except Sunday. tSunday only.
TELEPHONES at all Of the following
Ticket Offices: 1l17 G St. Tel. Main 1891; GO
pennEyIvauia ave, Main Z78. New Union
station Ticket once Main 1880: Information
Bureau, Main 1880. no22-tf
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EASTERN MARKET


TRY OUR KING MACkEREL
every body likes e. Fry or bake Fresh ssh
from our own nets daily,
j. r. F'AUNCE, FISH AND OYSTERS
aUueE Eastern Market wholesale house.
1th ST. Wharf S. w. Phone Main 1896
Tel-uI- a-.TrlJf
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FOR RFNT-sToREs.

FOR kENT-NinC room corner house. with
store LEVIN, 1870 Pa. ave. 5. p. tcl-al
1908 W ST. NV. I large room. $3.50
1908 W ST. uW- I large room. ...--.,-.-..s. 1000
FRANK q RAWLINGS,
1865 Pa Ave g. ~ 3a5i-2t
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES


Fancy fruits and vegetables wholesale and
retail dealers In me family Groceries. Wines
Liquors.
Home dressed poultry. Fowls l6c To- bruiI-
crs. 2yl lt.
2th and LOUISIANA ave. Phone Main no
js2g-fI-ul- v-Et
Fancy fruits and vegetables OF an kinds
aJ lowest market prices. NJ specially. j
sell only FRESH produce.
MESST0VA STANDS 5EI-5sg = St Wfu1
Main, 3Ss5.
ia25-rl. vs.f-tE
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FOR RENT-HOUSES


o-- TT, l --IlOO oEco-
III, - -
W--i-ilCN IS o.. pa E55r Cap
-r- D., ~. nv .7f-9- 1923 Eth Sc gr. b...--1.,a
81 \ W.. ",[t--s'| ~ lylh se, Or DIS. I'D
b. -. -| 80 a. '-' r '-'-
1856 XIV av Sc T .- - 80 -+ - 7,, S-' ~ ~
pa ssu me. 7r 1a5s I'm SD '7-' ~ m
1908 3 Sc a- '''.-'-- Los IL 5e, ,T,.--''-i''.'
s1- ,atl So. Or. b..2275 6l9 7th me- g.. D.2e 80
..''r Oh So Dr. 1---..--.51 1912 Mass av Sc. 1r.
IN ana is ] ar ue. b -.---.--...-..-.-. o. 70
,r.' $50 fa5 10th ue. err, BE-, 80
- ~ 'F 7otulr b ZL.-l ITO 10th $50. 5r. b--.2I-10
49, 81 Sc or p--.--t 81 tl4ie 18TH se ar. b.lI.N1
Is,r II ne. a. b-..-29-H Fv1 och -el -g, b...iset
''' ''.N $50 OIL '-..lf-fo
aa. ~ APARTMENTS.
I9ud5r7 5it %, ', pans h15n. .2} ~ =.
ColcorI. $40 r. psr ~ "a
Newton 9Th and h ~ -. t-,,t, ~ 60
IsvluIa. flE r. rl 49, e., '''"is' oaI"' 80 a
GIendo,.r, 20 -''' u---.-.-- --.r.-'-'.- --'
'''''''7' O'-'' 5... F.. ~
----------- I---- -
L,oIi RENI'-In Georgetown; me home, open
an s-,-ee1 H2t-w7ter heat, baths. price, $50
- ---------- Apply % L2la St NV. jal9-u
Fot' HE\I
MONTHS RENT FREE
80 49, . So $. T.. NEW SIE-ROOu
1000, , .-l..-.'t 20 ~. aye. cars all
nacs rs+r. .56 ~ la's1 to-, l'iehi Lli 10
TIIIr ~ e,rrrr5 ,,-...r,,,-r
Eott l.ENI-NeW Groom brick with bath
-'1t ~ " eor, tyti. ana Eye SITS. $. p In
1.- ,-- - -5-L Et- - -. la-55-aL
FOR RENO Porter 81. ~. f.. g rooms ana
larg6 concrete cellar. rent rar,- 800 s59Iy
WN II. SAUNDERS 81 co. ffJ7 Il ST.
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR ADVERTISING RATES IN THESE
COLUMNS WRITE OR PRONE $3.50 MAIN.
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EYE ST. NV, IC0o-A very desirable new
sto7es very large show window, very desir-
able location: rent so. LEWIS & JONES
co. 6l7 u Et. nw. fa13-tf
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

hoeHr and bath. new house. excellent
home iu Tee Droit Park nice home for coll
tsI-AL ESTATE BROKERS 1922 IT, fei-3t
BEAUTIFUL HOME. nine rooms sn5 oath.
pay window brick. near 18Th and W SIS. N.
a. vi" se .- 10 colored partyi price saerl-
lc-l % sab11- easy terms. NEW YORK
---.AL- EeLAL1 BROKERS'. 1875 It. fci-3t
ROOM brick. southeast. rented $500
month"; excellent condition, only ST. 800. NEW
YORK FEa l. ESTATE BROKERS, 1925 p
BEAUTIFUL HOME: southeast. near Pa.
aE CO and l-th st.; furnace heat; bargain at
500 l5,s-. NV YORK REAL ESTATE BEOE-
NEW GROOM; reception hau; tile bath,
H'l-MdleI neat. cheap to quick buyer j.
y SLALEOGD. SO f. ST. ~ ~ fe1-7t
FOR SALE
SMALL HOME OR INVESTMENT
GROOM HOUSE, SIDE ALLEY
NEAR 18Th AND PA AVE n w
LOT lS1a ftx1so #. TO o0-ft ALLEY
REDUCED FROM $1,000
PRICE ONLY $2,05O
RENTS SIS
FRANK r.. RAWLINGS co. Quc)
1905 Pa. Ave. y. W.
FOR sALE-Saap, Groom brick and bath:
one So "t Union Station price $1,000. BOX
49, ------2 -LLL--- W
FOR sALE-A DESIRABLE CORNER
IN BLOOMfNGDALE
offered at a bargain
Price 1850
Eight lovely rooms.
All nicely paDerad.
Cellar under entire house
STONE 81 FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
ia30-gt
FOR sALE-ONLY $500.
Near 18th and u s.. ".
Brick dwelling
Brick stable
A neat 2-story brick dwelling; s-story brick
stable. rents for $3.50 month.
9A0-'H o. 4 aim 49, i'f- new 10TH ave
J3oo-2L
FOR SALE-sZ5GJ
bJ THIS Al iHA1LlEE HOME.
-. az LtiL 10, y M ~ ~ saI-t' -
NsaI y-t -@LiL ~ ~ - r. billA rooms ana
49, =, - - - " ~ -. -t 49,
r,r.~r,-,,t-- 5+-,-r+- 5'7 b. - RI -, - ~.
persons
STONE & FAIEFA&, 1912 New York Ave.
------- & - G, - ------77 ----7- --,--
fOl' ~ 9aL ~, OF LACttlSl' 1900.
tfhEFTr5r.r 5rFsf-F.,r '-'-'''
/ SQUARE EORTI on New CONNECT
CUT AVENUE BRIDGE
8-storv, I9-rO0m and concrete basement.
with servants toilet. Gurugv Hot-rater
heater spapsr7us laundry tubs House
aguiBDsf throughout with euasEiur frtnag
push buttons. gas ana eIactficitv. bath rooms
standard piuuDnBi house thoroughly well
ouI-i. $3.50.
Luis -JAl-y ~ -5-t II Abby
VIII sen on very snail payments down ana
uuImur8vad Bro1ertv.
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ATLANTIC CITY

Most laa.MIH- OF Al. Winter EesJ Is.
Nild. E4u45Ie Climate.
lF.--rH "a. a-~-
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WIN. II. SAUNDERS s. Co,
1907 + st. n. w.

ron isA-a Oh y. street. between srH and Ith
s. E.s 500 easn- balance 90 lIit. Apply
l-5 18Th g. H. W. la29-f
FgR eALE-Is your busiu. zs Objectionable
81 YOUR ueiguboGas Then buy on EuzzsId. s.
Point LIST 81. 5wa 19.olJ feet fJE sale cheap.
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The Washington times., 1909-02-01
CENTER MARKET
BAKED BEANS.
Jordan's Boston Baked Beans

Baked fresh daily IN stone crooks. and de-
iW5red 90 residence on postal or phone or
ders. Quart size, Is cents; pint, cents.
EARL =. JORDAN, 22S Z. Cap. ST. Line SOP.
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The Washington times., 1909-02-01
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.

H il. FH1LFITI Prop John Hess. Hfz1a-
ger Reliable Umbrella and Faras5I Maker.
repairing and recovering a. apaclallH. Crave
The Washington times., 1909-02-01

APARTMENTS TO LET.
Furnished or Unfinished.
BELGRADE AND BEAFCLAUgE
18TH Sc and Florida ave.
Sew. T. @. g. and r1ous aud bath. $3.50
20 $4,000
Ideal Location.
JED. ,HILDI1t-S. 1912 g.
18TH ST. s.. f. I5-EIra large rooms. bath
furnace. arsi and -aH ra-ers. avenue car
line. $1,000. Eel-f-
ONLY Si92O-WORTH $50
Auartueu-s-age large raga=s plenty uzgr
ana air. play grounds for children. $50. 5es-46
Rhode Island ave. -. u. Take through cars
o. ST.
T IL SMITH CO., p u5 Building
JlHg-t
FOR RENI-Fiva rooms AND bath. south and
east exposure a'i rutsIlE rooms. I-rea buck
porch. hest and water. SIS. Gail l- 11td r.
n. H. fs1l-.L
The Washington times., 1909-02-01

9l4 18th st. s.. e. 5r. and b. and range. sIs.58
SO allison 80. D. E-- tr- and To- semi
detached, large porch and steam heat IS. 80
CHARLES T.. TRTEBET
la-s-u t@ l5lu ST. n. w.
FOR EEET-New zIz-r00m and Bath houses.
heated With hot water pdperad throughout.
Covered p1Ichas and deep lawns. Located
on Kentucky ave. g. u. between - and -.
sl5 and ON ID st. s. u. For special induce
mert see owner.
TEOS. II. MELTON, 62I = sT ~. W.
7agr LuL
The Washington times., 1909-02-01

FOR RENT-Ths most desirable houses ia
all sections OF the city. OH sizes and prices
10 suit We can save you time and frou-
BILE hy calling, or phone 20 This Office
HARRISON REALTY CO.. Inc. GIL 18th
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The daily sentinel., 1909-03-29

City Editor Meyer. of the Montrose
Press. who was in the city last night
and addressed the mass meeting at
the Methodist church. stated to The
Sentinel this morning that Montrose
is making great preparations for the
celebration of the opening of the
Gunnison tunnel and the affair prom
ises to be one of the biggest events
of its kind ever pulled off in the
western country. Mr.. Meyer states
that the tunnel will be completed by
July l and the formal opening will
occur as soon after that as possible.
over $4,000 has been raised for the
purpose of advertising the opening
of the great tunnel. The Montrose
people are very enthusiastic over the
prospect of President Taft being
present at the opening of the tunnel.
Arrangements have been made with
the government to secure hundreds
of tents to provide sleeping quarters
for the visitors who will throng
Montrose on that occasion. Mr..
Meyer states that there is every in
dication that Montrose will enjoy the
greatest growth and the largest
measure of prosperity it has ever
known. during the year of 1909.