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The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-05
FOR DEATH OF HUSBAND.
Oxford Woman Wants Over $4,000
From the Rock Island.

Wichita. Kan. March 5.-One of the
most important of the new cases which
will be tried in federal court here next
week is the damage suit of lola Thur
low against the Rock Island railway.
Mrs Thurlow of oxford, Kan, is
suing railroad company for S12.-
2223 for the death of her husband.
W. c. Thurlow, and loss of household
goods and other property at Calhan,
Colo, the night of March 4, 1908.
Thurlow was asleep in his car of
household goods which had been set
on the side track at Calhan when an
engine pushed the car off the switch
onto the main line. The car ran
away, colliding with a freight train.
Thurlow was instantly killed, the car
was demolished and the household
goods destroyed.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-05
GAS OFFICERS REELECTED.
Bond Issue of Million Dollars Left to
Stockholders

Pittsburg. Pa. March 5.-The di-
rectors of the Kansas Natural Gas
company organized by re-eIecting T.
N Barnsdall, president and its direc-
tory. The meeting was held in the
general offices of the company in the
Farmers Bank building and was we'll
attended. Nothing was done beyond
the work of organizing. The matter
of a million dollar bond issue for ex-
tensions in the system was not taken
up. Stockholders will be asked at an
early date to approve this project.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-05

home Of Schade about midnight Mon
day night and forced their way into
the house with the intention of hang
ing him. They didn't make it, how
ever. Sehade was accused of having
sent some obnoxious post cards His
preliminary hearing Will be held to-
day
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-05

vention which will be held in Wichita
March 8, 10 and IL. The organization
will be Independent of any machine
company or any threshermen's jour-
nal The operators will organize for
the purpose of securing favorable leg
lislation, better roads and better
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-05
He Has 400 Names.

New York, March 81 telegram
received today announced that Robert
c. Watson, who the police say has
made $1,OO0,0OO by forgeries in the
past 20 years and is known under
more than 400 different names, had
been arrested in Chicago for the Bos-
ton authorities. Chief William B.
Watts says that Watson's real name
is Robert Alexander Hawley.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-05
WANTED TO HANG MAN.
John Schade of Wakefield Sent Obnox-
iOIIS Post Cards

Wakefield, Kan. March 5.-Fred
Zeigler, sr., charged by John Schade.
living about five miles south of this
place. with attempt to murder, was ar
rested by Under Sheriff Ray Watts
and Deputy Tom Mullen and taken to
Clay Center. 1t seems that Zeigler,
Fred Zeigler, jr., and George Kerr.
with a couple of others, went to the
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-05
HAD HIS COFFIN SELECTED.
Interesting Feature Brought to Light
in the Frank Devorak Case.

Pratt, Kan. March st has been
learned that Frank Devorak. the Bo-
hemian farmer living near Iuka. Pratt
county. who shot his wife in Preston
on Saturday night. visited the under
taking parlors of c. E. Repp in Pratt
about two weeks ago. looked at caskets
and picked one out. saying that he
wanted it kept for him as he would
need it soon. The matter was talked
about some at the time but the story
had not been generally known until
Devorak had shot his wife and took his
own life
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-05
JACK MURPHY Is DEAD.
Received SunstrOke While With the
Twentieth Kansas.

Leavenworth, Kan, March 5.-John
9. Murphy formerly a sergeant with
the Twentieth Kansas and a first lieu
tenant, Z. S. army, retired, is dead at
the age of 81 years, at the home of his
brother-in-law, Richard Syringe. No.
PA Pottawatomie street, from a gen.
eral breakdown in health incident to a
tour OF duty with the regiment in the
Philippines islands about two years
ago. While in the islands he suffered
from sunStroke. He was invaded
home and sent to the army hospital
at Hot Springs. Ark, where he appar-
emily recovered and returned to his
regiment. then stationed near New
York city. but he was unable to con-
tinue in the service and was retired
From the time of his first illness in the
Philippines he was in poor health and
little hope was expressed for his ulti-
mate recovery. He had been seriously
i'll for several mouths.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-05
RooseyeIt Reaches Homo,

New York, March 5.-Theodore
Roosevelt, accompanied by Mrs
Roosevelt, arrived in Jersey City at
1880 last night. The train was three
hours and 40 minutes late, having
been delayed in Maryland as a result
of the days severe storm The trip
from Philadelphia was uneventful.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-05
saIome Dance Enioined.

Kansas City. Mo-, March Ger
trude Hoffman, the actress, has been
enjoined by the circuit court here
from presenting the Salome dance
during tho zemainder of her engage
ment here ia Ssss leading part of the
Mimic World, on the ground that the
lance is obnoxious to public morals.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-05
NEWSPAPER CHANGE.
Nj. N Baker of Hays City Takes
Charge of stockton Western News.

Stockton, March An n. Baker, a
newspaper man of Hays Citv. and until
recently manager of the News of that
city, came over to Stockton Monda Y
with his little hoy and took charge OF
the Western News, which he has leased
an independent Democrat newspaper.
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-05
SAM sIssoN DEAD.
Noted CRIMINAL Lawyer of Harper
Victim of Typhoid d-PneumOnia.

Harper, Kan. March 5.-Attorney
Sam s. Sisson, one of the most dis
tinguished criminal lawyers of south
western Kansas, is dead at his home
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-05
CERVERA is DYING.
Old Spanish Admiral Receives Last
SacPamentS at Cadiz.

Cadiz March 5.-Vice Admiral
PascuaI Cervera, who commanded the
Spanish fleet that was destroyed by
the American feet off Santiago. Cuba,
in 1898, is dying at Puerto Real. The
last sacraments were administered to
him today
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-05
THREsHERs Will FORM UNION.
Will Work to Secure Better Legislation
and Good Roads

Wellington. Kan. March 5.-The
threshing machine operators of south
west Kansas and Oklahoma will or
ganize an association among them
selves during the Threshermen's con-
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-05

Kansas City, March 5.-BIanche
Walsh, the actress, spent a comfort
able night and her condition was inn
proved today According to her pres
ent plans, Miss Walsh will leave Kan
sas City tomorrow night for New
The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-05
MURDERED GRANDDAUGHTER.

in Jail.
CoffeyvilIe. Kan, March 5.-Mrs.
Martha Ferguson has been placed in
Jail charged with numbering the infant
child of her 15-year-oId daughter.
The Washington times., 1909-02-14

northwest.
NEW YORK AVE PHARMACY. New York
ave. and E- Cap 80.
CHAS C.. IfDEECEG. CLrst5anI PharFnacy
sE- cor 5tL and 81 sts- Phone ~. gggs
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa ave
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. nth and Park
road Phone g.. 5S57.
L. q. TAELOE. cor 9th and p SITS. Phone
r. A. TEITCH, Goth and NJ SITS. Phone n. za7
a. ~. PATTIE. 1929 Georgia ave. Col 1886
lIALTETs PHARMACY, 1867 Calvert 50.
aATTNGLys PHARMACY. 18th and T..
IT, T. BUTTS. PHARMACY. 9Th ct. and
sEa=sar..a=err5 ave- Phone II. 40tg
TtHEOLD. G41 18th ST. Phens Col. ggTl
lTIaLEE5 IHAELACE, 2lst and u stg
y j.. HOWARD 18th and " Phone n 2Ig
GDLDLEGLEg 81 tta and x SITS. Phone n
g KAsycy. SONS & CO.. 9Th and Market
space Phone 81 ZOO.
EEEE--E..r CA PITaL. a ID V r y n s I ~ C.
AGENCY. Llts 10Th Ct Phone ~ 1903.
g. j.. EcLIGHAELs Cigar Store. 18th and y
Phone ~. ESQ.
y. FRENCH SIMPSON cor. 9Th e.. Rhode
Island ave. and II ct. Phone NJ E30I.
GEssTDEDS PHANAACYi 9Th and u SITS.
g. WAGNER & CO.. 1st and H. Phone
u slrErI.rT g. SON. Cigars & Tgbso~.
1886 L4La st. Phone North 23g7.
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
BIGGER GUN FACTORY
At YARD IS PLANNED
Bureau of Ordnance Wish
Facilities to Build Larger
Caliber.

Plans have been completed by the Blu
Teau of Ordnance of the Navy Depart
meut for number of important changes
jpn the facilities of the Washington Navy
Yard. The main gun factory building
viii be enlarged and the machinery in
creased iu size and weisht so as to give
facilities tor the handling of guns of as
great size as 17-inch.
40 such enormous gun is at present
contemplated for the navy. but the ord
nance bureau wishes TO make provision
for future growth.
The greatest gun ever built I'm the
world was the l6-tnch gun constructed
for the army and mounted at Sandy
HOOK as one OF The defenses OF New
York Earhor. This gun, however, it
seems, has not been am entire success,
as the manufacture of such weapons
was abandoned.
Tt is believed, however, that future de-
veIopmeuts OF navy ordnance viii see a
gun as big. if not bigger than this.
The army and navy now have under
manufacture l4-inch suns.
IT Congress makes the necessary APP
preparation the work of enlargement of
the Washington Navy Yard viii be
started Immediately The plans call for
the raising of the roof and adding to
the crane mechanism so as to furnish
the appliances for handling increased
weights.
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
WANTED-SALESMEN

SALESM EN-ENperieuCe wanted by largest
calendar house in America TO sell hlgh-gTade
art advertising Calcn lars and Autographs
Applications only considered from those tN-
peUauCed 3D. selling calendars o. have trade
in this line. exceptional references required.
WOLF g. COMPANY. Philadelphia.
feIf-f. Su-tf
BIG NONEY-8IAEIEG side line souvenir
post cards. state reference Iu first reply. men
who travel only need apply. It viii pay YOU
GARTNER a. BENDER. Chicago it,
E-EEueTieUced in any line to- sell
general trade ira Maryland and Virginia. an
uneGcelled speciality proposition; commissions
with $50 weekly advance for expenses. The
CONTINENTAL JEWELRT CO.. Cleveland
Ohio. lie
HIEH-GRADE speciality salesman salary
and expenses, splendid opportunity for live
man. state experience, references. IED-
QCOIS MIG CO.. Cleveland. Ohio.
fcTE0If
The Washington times., 1909-02-14

FOR sALE-Au iron bed springs new, spe-
cial for Monday and Tuesday only. slas. reg
uiar price So. save money. See HOLLYWOOD,
sfh and * fel4-Et
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
POLICE STATION
SHOULD BE LOCKED

NEWBURYPORT, Mass, Feb. IA
robbery that for point of daring excels
anything on record at tine local police
station. is alleged 10 have been perpet-
trated bv George Hussey. an Old Of
ender. when he entered a building at the
local Jail and stole q pair OF rubber
boots, getting away with his loot and
paWniAg the boots He is under arrest
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
House Committee TO Recon-
mend Passage of Sims OF
Gallinger Bill.
PUBLIC PROTECTED
IN BOTH MEASURES
Price Set at 90 Cents, and Re
striCtions Placed on
Finances.

The House District Committee will
meet Thursday TO recommend Jhe pas
sage of either the Sims nr the GaiHager
bin providing for cheaper and Durer gas
In the District The bills are similar
i'm many respects, and Representative
Sims IL is understood. will have mo- OBJ
lection to the substitution in tae House
of the Galliuger bin, with slight amend
ments, providing il viii obtain more
expeditions action.
The chances are now most favorable
for the passage at this session of Con-
Eress Of Z BIN that win regulate the
Eas business in the Capital and end
the IOng fight made against the mo-
u0poly.
Chairman Smith, of the House District
Committee, said he would like to give
the House an opportunity 10 act upon
the gas question at this session, and it
the committee agrees on a compromise
bill Thursday. it viii be called up for
passage on -he next District day.
Provisions of Bill.
The Sims bill. or the Gauinger bin as
amended. probably viii come from the
committee carrying the following pro-
visions.
Gas at go cents per thousand.
Carbon m0n0xide contained i'm the gas
not TO exceed 10 per cent.
Permitting an increase of the capital
stock OF the companies to the actual
value OF their plants, bur not including
good VIII and franchises.
No dividend OF more than g per cent
to be allowed unless there has been a
corresponding decrease I'm the price OF
gas below the prescribed s0-ceut rate.
The keeping Of an open set Of books
by a method To be prescribed hy the
Interstate Commerce Commission or
similar 10 that required 10y the public
utilities commission of New York city
Permitting the laying or pipes for the
bringing OF natural gas from the coal
nelds of West Virginia, Ohio or Penn
syIvania.
Favor Amendment.
Members OF Congress. since the speech
of Nh Sims on the subject Friday last
have seemed favorahIy inclined TO the
insertion of an amendment which viii
permit the laying Of these pipes be-
lieving that In this way purer gas would
be furnished the people of the Capital
General Keller, OF Ohio, who has
given much study to- the gas question,
has assured his colleagues that natural
gas = not only splendid Illuminating
product, but that IL has the advantage
of being pWer than the chemically
manufactured gas That il would Doe in-
nnirely better than the water gas
hitherto furnished Washington shown
by Government experts 10 contain a5
high as SD per cent carbon moLoElae. ls
not doubted iu the least by Congress.
The Washington times., 1909-02-14

Advertisements viii be accented at
any Of the following branch offices
at regular Office rates. If il is in
convenient TO leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be teIe-
phOned direct to The Times MAIN
$500, and a messenger will call to
collect.
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
IS ENGAGED
AND HOPES TO WE'D
Only Obstacle, He Says, Is Pos
Sibility of Miss Green Break
ing Vows.

NEW YORK. Feb. l4-Whether or
not Mrs. Hetty Green has given her
consent to the engagement Of her
daughter Sylvia to Matthew AstOr
WHks, the engagement is a fact, and
that statement is made upon the au-
th1rity Of Mr. Wilks himself
II am engaged to Miss Green and I
hope 10 marry her" said Mr.. Wilks.
1--WE viii bee married" There was a
long pause here and then Mr.. Wuks
added, unless she breaks it or
Unless Mrs. Green breaks OF the
euEaEpmeutr''
Unless Miss Green breaks IL Off
Are you expecting that2"
No, 7 tell you we are engaged and
I hope 10 marry her"
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
PERSONAL

If YOU NEED MONEY / VIII maze you q
Joan OK from SO 90 so at q rate that viii
pay you 70 investigate. BOX 81. Timez once.
fafa-abf
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
WANTFp-SALESMAN.

ANTED-GJJI reliable salesman for com
pIete line OF roofing and building paints
established trade and exclusive territory eE-
optional oppaTtuuiiy for man OF ability. The
GARLAND REFINING CO.. Cleveland, Ohio
L6l0-6L
The Washington times., 1909-02-14

ADVERTISE
FOUND ARTICLES
THE LAW

"A PERSON WHO FINDS LOST
STANCES WHICH GIVES HIN
KNOWLEDGE OR MEANS OF IN
CURLING As TO THE TRUE OWNER
AND WHO APPROPRIATE5 SUCH
PROPERTY TO his OWN USE Or TO
THE Use TO ANOTHER PERSON
WHO Is NOT ENTITLED THERETO
WITHOUT HAVING FIRST MADE
EVERY REASONABLE EFFORT TO
FIND THE OWNER AND RESTORE
THE PROPERTY 70 HIM > GUILTY
Or LARCENY"
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
SITUATIONS wANTED-mALE,

By a WHITE NAN with a family, a POI
sItiou on farm one who has had expert
eUce in The work reference furnished. adj
dress s. N.r Bancroft Va It,
POSITION as industrious steady porter; drug
store preferred. BOX 49,. Times office. 1rv
FIRST CLASS BUTLER. best reference.
Address j. T. b.. II5s 10th so. n. ~. 10
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
BY FIRsT-CLAss Il-aalezs. au kinds Of
washing % take home ~ Is ST. ~ ~
FIRST CLASS Iauudrass. washing 70 take
home. ROSE BDLDEN. 1885, III ST.. N. w
PLACE in small family. days work, laundry
home or out. 1910 ION n. So felf2r
WASHING 20 DO home by drst-cIass Iaun-
dress, 20 cents dozen ruff dried. ~ cents
dozen. #-3 y aL ~ ". Ice
by FIRsT-gLaS5 c1lored Iaundsess, wash
ing. 70 81. b. ". Cali or write.
4 YOUNG LADY Of refinement and accom-
uLlshmeuJz, desires a position as companion.
references Address s. s.. 'aTae I.eGmaz5.' be-
Apartment Zg. l-ta and Q SIS. n. " l-'
by REFINED widow. place as h0usekeeyar
for an elderly gentleman. 49, q 81 n. W.
fe4-Ltf
The Washington times., 1909-02-14

Three times within ono week. q cents 9
lLue- times. C1nzecutiyely 80 cents a line
Minimum space, lines.
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
HELP wANTED-HaIe and Female

START d. dga.Ee cleaning and pressing ss-
adjustment. u. capital needed wD teach
gau Hg mails particulars free. EEN-\DEDE
90 Dept %. ELault.u. va. lt-
NOW IS THE TIME To- prepare for IL civil
service or census POSITION Private and con
llauUaI lessons boy SPECIAL EXAMINER.
Specially prepared books for sale. WOOD
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. au East Capitol
st. feI0-lJt
EHDETHAED-Campl course IN syllable
ing. positions guaranteed STENOGRAPHIC
ACAID my Colorado Building oc1T-tf
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
HEALTH MOVEMENT.

VIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH natural
meteorological. cloth bound. 400 uaEs book free.
Apply by mail, $40 colorado Bullllugs Tree
IaI3-tt
The Washington times., 1909-02-14


FOR SALE-AlI iron bed springs new; sps-
cial FOR Monday and Tuesday only. 81 as. reg-
aiaf price IS. save money. See HOLLYWOOD,
sth ana *. fel4-zt
FOR sALE-Rocklug chairs new. special
price eisss regular price SOS. See HOP
WOOD. sth and Is feIf--t
FOR SALE-d0 stoves: some new some eEc-
uui-haudcd, an stoves reduced. Save money
see HOLLYWOOD, eth and *. feItgt
FOR SALE-Upright piano. slightly used
good order. sIDs good chance TO save
money. See NORWOOD. 5th and *
FOR SAILED show cases new. also
slightly used cases one iron safe cheap. See
HOLLYWOOD. SIN and X feli-2t
FOR SALE-Large oak wardrobe, $3.50. cost
>-t5 also bed room suit, solid oak. slightly
useds with spring and new felt mattress So.
cost. Si5- See NORWOOD, sth and X
fell-2t
FOR sALE-Kitchen tables new. IS cents.
Monday and Tuesday Uulys sanitary drupside
couches new, $50. Monday and Tuesday
anlys felt mattresses with fancy art tick
$3.50. Monday and Tuesday only. save
money See HOPWOOD. Sth and X
FURNITURE. $500
one oak dresser with 80 iu.x39 In. mirror,
ore oak commode with mirror back, one oak
p5rior table, one oak sideboard with Ial sc
Z lrror, one oak extension dining table. 9
o8k cauC-seat chairs, two oak rockers, one
iron bed one vs.. W spring, one 5-luch box
felt mattress; one kitchen table, one oak
refrigerator, one --buueT gas stove, piC-
lures; cooking utensils etc; all nearly new.
l.. S. WEINGARTEN,
4z7 Seventh street s. w. 1t
$50 DROP-HEAD Wheeler d wilson Sew
ing Machine nearly ueU ------....-- .... s. ID 90
$50 Cabinet Grand Standard .--.......... 1000
so DTOp-leaf Singer. ......... s 90
New sewing machines .-.........s2 per month
Cleaning, go cents open Evenings.
II. F.. GIVEN, 6-5 Pa. ave. S. F.
VERY DESIRABLE new butchers bench:
fine ice box, Eastern Market 9Th and C.
SITS. $. +. Address BOX 49, Times office
FOR SALE-SoIltaira diamond rfne, blue
white Tiffany cost s110. viii sell sacrifice for
cash. BOY 49, Times ONCE fe1l-5t'
FOR sALE-Telegraphy set complete ar a.
bargain, also -5-2O cal. repeating rife al a
sacrifice. See 1IR- MDFFIT, IN tho Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Co.. 1918 9Th ST. n. w
Leli-9.
r ST. " w, 6l7-Furnished 'front.' room.
steam heated; reasonable 81 floor fels-5ta
18TH ST N. W., 705-Neat coy front nan
room, reasonable top dO1r5 call before 1870
or after g. 1ts
The Washington times., 1909-02-14

~ HUGO EL5ENBEIss, 9Th and B sta
Phone IS. 5lgl-
McD0EALD, j. vs.. ~ and L. Phone b.
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
WANTED-AGENTS

LADY AGENTS wanted. new and tastes.
seller on the market, go0d salary MISS
D. IT, CAMPBELL. Room IL, DlGtz Bldg
cor. lth and sts- I-
We PAY $50 month salary ana furnish riE
and all expenses 20 introduce poultry ana
stock powders. new plan. steady work BIG
Ll-E co, A-s.s. Springfield. ill., lie
AGENTS-Over $1,000 profits made last three
weeks i'm December 10y w E. WlI-ox of Riv-
ertpn. Neo. and his sub-ageuts on DIDIg
DL5lhlocLing cabinets Our new phone disiu-
rector now ready We want general agents.
capable of employing and WauaL4ug canvas
sel%- PARKER CHEMICAL CO.. Chicago
WE WANT five statesmen; experienced men
pr-ferTe-r reference must accompany ap8li-
cation. SANFORD WHIP CO. Westaeld.
Mass. tts
AGENTS Neutrality-suspicious. not neces-
sary5 my clients laugh az hard times
2 y M. Two stamps for Key ~ Prosperity
LL9El--Ile. D. j. 1t
AGENTs-Nca. profitable aeId. brilliant
Mexican diamonds, exactly resemble genuine,
deiy experts. quick sales, lars5 commissions
MOND IMP CO. Box "a. Las Cruces. n. 81.
FREE sAMPLE-Make IS DAY: other fast
sellers. everybody wants them. catalogue
free. The NJ. b. HARMS co. TurIocE, Cal
AELE IS-We manufacture and control sH
fast Sellers no other firm handles theu5 big
illustrated catalogue of $50 specialties and
samples tree5 every housewife purchaser.
PEASb MFG. CO., Dept Z5. Buffalo. n y.
feI4-Eu-St
srOVINK- wonderful new stove blaczlae
that VIII never burn or. sells at every houe-
agents make $40 monthly, write today.
HAYDEN-GRIFFIE co, Toledo. o. II
TWO -Mendinc tissue. new pro-
cess mends clothes gloves, curtains any
thing; Zoe postpaid MIX bottle opener IG
postpaid. TIRAED CO.. 1906 WaJash ave.
Chicago. H. It.
AGENTS NhNTED-Red or black style
pens, two sizes, 4-f and 5iz inches. 81. send
Tor catalogue j. ULBICH g. co. 1856
Greenwich ST.. New York lie
WANTBD-One man in every locality IN
United states 90 advertise and introduce JuI
goods. lacking ND shows cards commission or
salary so monthly. and expenses We lay
out your work. Experience unnecessary
Write EMPIRE MEDICINE COMPANY.
London, Ontario Canada. j3I1-Su. "a. th-Ist
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

PAIR OF imported Harlz mountain cauarss
and breeding cage. with fixtures. for So. these
birds should hatch you at least 20 birds I'm
one season SCHALD's BIRD STORE. 5l3
IgrH. So ~. ". 1aGi-f
The Washington times., 1909-02-14

r.. p WELLER. Pharmacy. s5sl II ST.. N. w
Phone J.. 1913.
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
SPIRITUALISM.

IRIS. WHITE holds seances every Sunday
ald Friday nights at p. M also Wednss-
daily 1916 G ST. n. w, "a floor. German
spoken. dez0-u. ~. fr-tf
The Washington times., 1909-02-14

RUSTNFSC 0pp0DTUNTTTns
~ a = @-@1'
-trpTrrrrr s-.a ..r.e 1900, - ~.
pa ave location r-fFGFt,--r[,- IN, - . s-'--l' 4
-'F '-i '.-' ~ " /
---l-1-
CIGAR. periodical stores same owner u I
years, fine location THORNTON, 1ol sth I
~ W. .-- teLt-5t.
GROCERY, meat provisions $1,000 business /
monthly nH opposition THORNTON. l0l /
al1 n. w. f.I4-9t- /
CAFEs: two 09 the T-z- On "a ave III I
ing money. enar gT.she. az IL az
fef4-srs
81 T,--C-- --------7 --- - ----- - 49, /
DflT5a> az Ia e-- ir.'-'-- go 30
WHOLESALE liquor establishment same pro- /
~ - ~ re- fal4-at"
LUNCH ROOM i'm market. HLe business
DLGAN, ell Ia. ave. fell-ata
CIGAR AND 4FRrrrfrtF. errUT-- 49,,
a-faHrfsraT. location fr-.-- .sIa IAN ~ Inc g2
sasG- rent. fZ5. daily sales SIs EI.E YORK [
BUSINESS BROKERS. l4-s j. ST. ~ w.
L------ !
LUNCH ROOM BAREALE5-Eear Pa. ave-
and 18th S-.- take half actual value box /
lunch business exclusive trade. clearing sss !
ana n. T. ave-. cheap rent E.Ee-a"ay AT
~ .' -..-' .' . ,.--- ~ --7- 7--ap /
~ --5.. z.9- nous .....-t.= -'4 tlelsI.s. !
my my 11 r- Lg..-,7- - tD--h B-7lZ r-7S
$3.50 CASH secures bright man steady posi-
5iriuu as manager for ueIl-kuoru business.
pays from so 90 $50 weekly experience not
uecessaFyi reference exchanged handle your /
own O.. 1l money' this Is one Of the best chances
.A tIia city lot eHLetlfls-HE W-1' lHF estiga-
--ll --5'ls- tt'.- ...t" ..--li'H= business
49, 49, ------- ------, ------ -----o- -
ny NEW BOOK. Building "a Business %
tells u0H a ulg agency business can re start
ed with small capital how g. conduct the
.-'zl--77 anu i-.a .- q. -l---ztt-ie -oI-dls
S. luis. 30. ---' '''a It, t.
70 -lit- IllEt5oN VINO VIII invest $50 Wtl
R.'e Eol- ta-l-i-' ..a.---.7 y. '-Les J'5A-
.73i7' i'---- '0-- DO 3d. -.'---~ o-'--0
MAIL ORDER BUSINESS wiz pay several
plan 50 to. 500 necessary. j. P. LACKEY,
gzTggT-E-TlEg E-T55F7 T-- 49, 500 ~ -
n W "a cod rbTrrz f-- -re rfg-- r.s.rz-r--
reason for ssIIing ii WISHING to retire froTI
business r-rg-7r
wagons and equipment $780, nov earning
doubled; bargain on accent owner having
other business. Address BOX go Times CT
nee. Iel5-Zt
The Washington times., 1909-02-14
ORIENTAL ODDITIES.

.TdE PAGODA," 1925 Connecticut ave.
A step from the busy street iato the mys-
.eri5s If the Orient. fs1l-5a1