davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

Leibold & CO. manufacture harness of
every description. II Front St at Mar
ket.
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Lyens Convicted.
fContinued from Page One.)

mid perfect silence
The two Lyons sat in their seats
by the announcement. Tears
rushed to the eyes of the wives OF the
two men, who sat patiently in court
awaiting the return of the jury.
Judge Sentenced Them.
Judge Parker then told the two pris- !
oners to stand up. In sentencing them
he made .ong talk, He tp{a the
men that of all citizens they Should
be the ones to uphold the law. "A
year ago one of you was sheriff and
the other deputy sheriff; now you are
both prisoners. | think the verdict
returned by the jury a righteous one,
no error has been made in finding
both of you guilty Of this awful crime
and | sentence each of you to serve
ninety nine years In the penitentiary.
Here a scene was enacted. The
wives of the two men rushed to them,
throwing their arms about their necks
and crying bitterly. 1t was really a
most pathetic scene, not for the two
men who had cut down the life OF
| young Fleming Smith, but for their
| wives and children.
| Motion for New Trial.
! While this was going on attorneys
, for the defense were preparing n
motion for new trial which at once
filed 1t was on the ground that the
verdict was not in accord with the
| evidence and other allegations We're
made. Judge Parker set the hearing
of the petition for May in Way
cross.
Carried to Savannah.
Judge Parker then ordered the
sheriff and his deputies to- take the two
convicted prisoners to Savannah. Ac-
companied by two bailiffs, Sheriff Lee
left the city late this afternoon with
the two prisoners. They will be kept
in the Chatham county Jail until the
motion for a new trial is disposed Of
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A.. 3. & A. OFFICIAL ROUTE.
Odd Fellows Select 1t for the Con
vention at Thonasvlgle.


Odd Fellows Select 1t for the Con-
vention at Thomasvlne.
Georgia Odd Fellows have designa-
ted the Atlanta Birmingham ard At
lantic road as the official route from
Atlanta to Thomasyille on the occas
ion of the grand lodge meeting II
May, and General Passenger Agent
Leahy is already at work arranging
the details for the handsomest special
train south Georgia ever saw.
Chairman Roscoe Luke. Of The
transportation committee for the 0dd
Fellows, has sent out the following in
a letter 10 the secretaries Of the var
ious lodges in the state:
1t has been decided to nam the
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
railroad as the official route to this
meeting. il being in better position
to handle the greater number q the
delegates from various points
This line will run special train
from Atlanta to suit the create. num-
Der of lodges
a rate of three cents per mile for
the round trip, plus Is cents. mas
been announced
The letter requests the secretaries
to inform Mr.. Leahy as soon as posi-
BILE on the number Of delegates and
other details in connection with Jae
trip of the lodges,
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r. ToRRAs, CUBAN CONSUL AT
Brunswick. has received a letter from
the Cuban legation al Washington to
the effect that any reports of there
being a revolution in Cuba are abso-
lutely false. The only facts of the
case are that seven men, commanded
by ex-Captain Lavastida, of the rural
guards. tried to promote an insuTrec
ton, but failed in his attempt, and
he was shot in escaping from his cap
tors
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THE LOCAL COMPANY UNI
form rank, is preparing an elaborate
program for the entertainment Of the
major general of the order who will
be the guest Of the company on next
Monday night A special committee
has been appointed to arrange the
program and it viii be announced
during the week.
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THE SPECIAL COUNCIL COM
mittee. which held the investigation
Friday night, will meet Monday night
10 formulate their report, which will
be submitted to council at their reg
ular meeting Thursday night Just
what kind of report the committee
will make remains to be seen.
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NEWS HAS BEEN RECEIVED IN
the city of the death of Robert A..
Daniel, which occurred in Lakeland,
Fla. a few days ago. Mr.. Daniel at
one time lived in Brunswick and is a
brother OF Moses Daniel, of this city
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BRUNSWICK FRIENDS OF ALVIN
L. Johnson, of Wayeross, will regret
to learn Of his sudden death, which
occurred at St. Marys Friday. The
funeral will take place in Waycross
this morning
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
REV. S. 3. eLoHoN, RECTOR OF

REV. S. 3. GLoHoN, RECTOR OF
81. Paurs Episcopal church. Sayan-
nah. is in the city, the guest of Rev.
r. E. Boykin, and he will officiate at
all services at st. Marks church to-
day.
-
BEGINNING ON APRIL 3, THE
railroad freight Office of the city will
adopt their regular summer custom
of closing at noon on Saturday, this
rule to continue in force until octo-
Der l.
The farmer and mechanic., 1909-09-07

hidden from view in a groove ro,,~s
the ceiling. The building IS bea1+;
fully finished, the mantIes and All =
woodwork having been made in Chi
Much of the wood is of Oregon nina
but most of the other materials j.,
cluding the steel construction. are
from England and Germany. Tn
structure cost 100000 taels. and -
could not be built in the Jnited
States for twice that many dollars
The architect is Mr.. c. D. Jana-
son, a we'll known American civil
engineer He has been connected with
the Chinese foreign office as its ARCH
tectural engineer for a number Of
years. It was he who put the elec
tric light plant in the palaces OF th.
emperor, and he has also made som.
most beautiful additions to the sum
mer palaces outside Peking. Mr. Jane
son comes from Bangor Me He was
for a time a professor of engineering
at the Boston School Of Technology
and later on. was connected in a
similar capacity with the Iowa State
University. He came out to China
about thirteen years ago and since
then has done much engineering and
architectural work here.
A Proposed Parliament Building
The Wal WI Pu is one of large
series Of buildings which China is to
erect in the not distant future. With
the adoption of the new civilization
buildings of many kinds will have to
be created for the Legislative, judicial
and executive machinery necessary to
carry on it's various departments This
is the biggest nation on the face OF
the globe, and it will eventually have
an army Of clerks and officials. With
in eight years from now China is
to have a parliament of its own and
the officials are already thinking OF
how this can be accOmm odated. One
idea is that the plans should be made
out on a broad scale, the erection OF
departments and the par
lament buildings running through
series Of years and eventually form
ing one architectural and artistic
whole. 1t might be we'll to have the
new capitol the center, and the 9th
ers grouped around it, a large space
on the edge Of the city being set aside
for that purpose. According to some
SIX etches already made, the parla
ment houses may cost about $1,000
600 in gold. This would be just one
dollars more than the cost of
our National Library at Washington;
and with Chinese cheap labor. it
would mean structures equal to any
that could be constructed for four
teen or fifteen million dollars in the
United States.
The farmer and mechanic., 1909-09-07
Free Test Books Means Socialism.

To thea Editor: In your issue OF
August 1, Prof M. III. Holt. of Oak
Ridge, II. c., comes out sarcastically
relating to free text books. His ar
ticle is excellent. but there is need
Of something palmer than sarcasm in
the treatment of the subject.
We have had free text books in
Maryland for some years and there is
now a very considerable complaint on
the subject.
AS Prof. Holt says, free text books
pave the way for everything else free
this is exactly what that formidable
and growing body, known as State So
cialists, want. They are the greatest
advocates of public schools and they
want them for the very purpose of
getting everything through the State.
Joseph Lee, of Boston, one of the
country's greatest public school ad-
vocates. has just opened his eyes to
the socialistic trend and at the re-
cent Buffalo Charities Conference said
that the feeding and clothing of poor
public school children compelled him
to draw the line.
and Germany are going right along in
introducing socialism through the
public schools, and now many Of US
see nothing short of public school
abolition as a preventative.
FRANCIS B. LIVESEY.
Clarkson, Maryland.
The farmer and mechanic., 1909-09-07
Years firm now an see how it all comes

years firm now an see how it all comes
out
nYe wud.,' said-Mr. eDoo1ey, an Ill
bet ye this, that if ye come back on
Mondah. two thousan' an nine, an
come back on Choosdah an meet Ho.
gan an ast him what We ar.re ooln
III cav. He's got a good job at a
do1lar an siyinty-five cints a day,
wheelin' a barrow in a flyin machine
foundhry. An I'd have to start a
1inuor shop again to give ye tn only
taste iy flyin' yell iver have.
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

PUBLIC SALE or WATETLICh WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL
BY virtue of a certain deed o. trust TreotA o.
ed la Deed B,ok No II at page as3 or Jne
Clerks Office of Warren County Virginia.
default having been made iU the payment OF
the debts and taxes therein secured we VIII.
pursuant 10 the terms of said trust, oA 4st'
uTdayr February lf. 1903. at lN % CLOCK a. A.-s
30 front of the Court House door OF FllhA
ROYAL, Warren County Virginia 1iaf lot
sale 40 public uuctiuuea that real estate
containing about I'D acres known as iuE
Wate-iick White sulphur springs Hotel sll-
ualei in the Fork Ma-ISrerIal District OF
Warren County Virginia with pulidlHss
thereon.
TERMS; For cash as to- so much OF the
proceeds Of said property as VIII be suhcienl
10 pay the costs OF sale. the taxes que anu
payable upon said property. estimated TO De
about Sln1r and 10 pay une-fhtTd OF .ne
amount then due ana payable upon debts
sgsTeEate sfs543 with accrued interest There
ou. and the residue Of said purchase money
shall be made payable iu three equal install
meutS. falling due iD J. -, and three }a-- y.
respectively from date of sale. the deferred
payments To bo evidenced Hv the bonds OF
stead exemption bearing interest at the rate
OF SO per auuum from date. payable semi
annually. and secured hy deed Of trust
upon the property sold and a fire Insurance
policy upon the buildings in such sum
and company as the undersigned grls-
tees may direct ~ for any reason said
sale is not made az above time and place IT.
VIII be adjourned until Friday February -,
1909, when said property viii again be offered
for sale at the same time and place and upon
the same terms
EMMET SEATOH. Trustee.
". L. OFLAUERTF. Trustee.
For further information apply % JAMES
8. FRASER, Feudau Building. Ia1l-a'i
The Washington times., 1909-01-21

PAIR OF imported HaTtz Mountain CansIiee
and breeding cage with fixture for S6 that
should hatch YOU 90 CauaT.es iU one season.
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket Office. IAzI Penn. Avenue.

-y0-ico-FOlfowing schedule not guaranteed
a-65 A NJ DaiIy-''FIorlda Fast Mai.
r-Ilrosgh coaches and Pullman SIeepers 20
savannah and jacksonville. Through sleep
ers washington 70 Hamlet, and Hamlet to
Atlanta Dining cara
40 p. NJ Daily Except sunday 'Seaboard
Er1o-ida Limited solid electric lighted Pull
z-T-ifre palm Beach. Miami, knights Key.
~ p n DaiIy-"Year Round Limited %
f,os-bez and Pullman to Savannah, Jackson
vile. Tampa, Atlanta Birmingham. Mem
r. Il sTANSELL. District Passenger Agent.
H.
The Washington times., 1909-01-21

EDR EALE-Entrsues pJrcEea and paris
[eucass made ts ORDER cheap Phone n
1860 Address 3Es Maine ave jag-f.L
The Washington times., 1909-01-21

q ST. wv. -J5-Iaree nicely furnished vcN
heated TpomE- centrally located. gentlemen
preferred. faI-1t
e. ST. NE. 1t1-Ne7r Capitol furnished CONF
f0naieaung rooms. housekeeping allowed.
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
WANTED-MONEY.

WILL PAY $40 for loan of sz25 one year.
BOX 245, Times office. II
TO BORROW from a private party 500 Sc
cured by chattel trust and other good secur-
itv. bonus and liberal interest paid Address
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY-

NOTE. published only as Information ead
mot guaranteed.
a a9 +, NC g. o. Limited. Daily. Fast YES
--rria train Pullman slesrers 20 Lexington.
Louisville, Cincinnati Indianapolis, Chicago
g1F s. Louis. Connection for Virginia Hgt
ss--frrz Pullman Car Louisville TO Mem
mis- and New Orleans. Dining Cars a Ia
carte service.
Solid vestlbulo train Pullman sIeepsrs to
l-frrfuaatI Lexington and louisville
Compartment sleeping car to Virginia Hot
g-.-fIrge week days Dining cars 8 Ia cs-ta
slrgfSa Pullman sleepers Cincinnati to
CHicaEo and St Louis and Louisville to
Mem uhis. Nashville, and New Orleans
-.l,szzr=asa and Ohio offices. 513 Peuus,yr-
,-snfa ave 1889 81. and New Union STA
rfon Telephone Main 1856 or 2105 for tick
cts. baggage checks, reservations and taxi
~ab de6-tT
The Washington times., 1909-01-21

sTHE SIGN OF THE FOX
72f 11tn ST.. ~ w
has discontinued lunches temporarily. VIII
make specially OF serving dinners from . 10
go Dinner 5oc. Home cooking e&csuslE ely
fa2o-2t
FOR BENT-Iarge window for inaugural
parade. % feet wide and 8 feet high second
or third floor. Apply J. GFOSNEF, lDls = a.
ave. ga-o-'l
The Washington times., 1909-01-21

bALIlmUkE AND OHIO r. i

bALIlmUKE AND OHIO r. (.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every other Hour on the Odd Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. 23D ST, NV YORK
s7:01 a. Iu.-Diusrs Pullman ParI0r.
1900 a. M.-DDserv alton PdTlJg, J-hour Train
1890 a. m.-DineT and Pullman ParlOr Car.
I'll go o. m.-Diuer aud Pullman ParlOr Car.
sl.OJ u. m.-Dlner and Pullman PaTl0T Car.
800 p. M Royal Limited" All Pullmans
Eiye-hour,
f4.OJ p. n.-C5achss 10 Philadelphia
600 o. m.-Diner and Pullman Parl0r.
sp.O0 %. m.-CoaChes 10 Philadelphia.
alg.I5 n T.-SIee y5Fs TO New York
s2.62 a. m.-SIeepsrs to Philadelphia and New
ArLANTIC CITY. f7.Oo. $500. fu:00 a. ~.
'I'O'' o''' - no BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
(Wegk Days a. m TO II p. m.l
'2.52 1890 i6.50 e1;Co 10 1890, $780, 600
10 30, 1000. 'll.0o a. n.s '1z:90 noon, IL -05
100 zII5, fg:C0, s3:0o 1870, 1880 fs.u0
54.5, 500 i5.O3. $3.50, $500. g 30 400 $500
600 $1,000. 'I0.5J. @u.G0. slZ-15 n. T.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. sl;22, $3.50 p. TO.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS AND LOUIS
VILE. - 10 a. m.s 'A;05 .. M -l3- ~ night
PITTSBURG, s9:10 a. m., 'l;22. $40 p. IN.
CfEVELAGD. .9.iO p. N.
COLUMBUS. $50 D.
WHEELING, 1910 A. n.l $50 .. no.
WINCHESTER f9-lD e. m, ff;e5, Is 90 pm.
FREDERICK. $50 1910. 49:I5 a. m, [l.sJ
HAGERsToWN. 1910 A. IT.. 100 o. m
ANNAPOLIS. a7.20 IS 90 a. m. f12.05 noon,
% 20 1880, $3.50, and 1880 3. m
sDaiIy Except Sunday. rSuuday only
TELEPHONES At all OF the following
Ticket Oaces: 1E7 c St. Tel Main 1891. 619
PennEvIvauIa ave, Main Z7g New Union
station Ticket once, Main 1885, Information
Bureau, Main 355J- uo2S-tr
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
CATERING

GRAY e. BRO. caterers for ~. social fGla-
tiolss joe cream and ices lu amy quantity
delivered promptly 400 M e. ny. Phone
~ 41So-Y nsgl-lu.tr. .fa--F
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
W, &. & A Z RY.
l'TRE ELECTRIC LInEU

rIzrtricuaIacs cars from White House station
QrTFTEENTH AND II STS. NORTHEAST.
For BaItImore-5.30 and every half hour
frrnl e-s1 a. I'D. 60 1880 =. m.s and $50. $50
Io.SJ and 1855 ID m
For AunaD0lis-Every hour from ESQ a. IN
% 100 y. No. and $50 ana u.s5 D. In-
Fares. one way Round trim
To BaltiWOre-.--.-.r.- tJl Fi5
10 Annapolis and II. s.
Naval Academy -.----r..- l8C SIS
an ri st. cars rn direct 70 White House
rTf-kst Once az lstl and r.. W. ave. ~ Tv
and Id white House station. 10Th and IT sis
~ u TsIepuoTs n 1900 oc5-te
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

n r R-TofEovf1g schedule figures published
only 4s Information and are not Euarau+aed
Tor Atlantic. Birmingham. Mobile, View
Orleans asnaEiIla- Chattanooga. Memphis
400 Il M and 1898 %. m- daily
F5or Roanoke Knoxville. Ehaftanooza
Memphis. New Orleans 1910 p m
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta, Aiken
savannah. jacksonville and Florida points
4.Ig u. ul. daily.
l. S. BROWN. General Agent
aes-as74o-fr
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
STORAGE

WHY PAY MOEEE We store furniture for
55C per load UNITED STATES STORAGE
Co. As-Zgcz 10th sL u". Phone Main Gzg
far-tf
The Washington times., 1909-01-21

ADVERTISE
FOUND ARTICLES
THE LAW

"a PERSON WHO FINDS LOST
Pm OPERTT Ucy DE r CIRCUAI-
STANCES WHICH GIVES HIM
KNOWLEDGE Or MEANS or IN
CURING AS TO THE TRUE OWNER
AND WHO APPROPRLATE5 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 10 HIM Is GUILTY
OF LARCENY"
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
FOR REFT-FLATS.

enr IfTH ST. s.. E-FIal IS rooms emo bath.
Hat.Hater heat and JaBitor service. s85 per
month"; convenient 90 car lines. faZD-7t
ONE FLAT for rent first fgrr. ranges suit
#a.e 01r housekeeping terms reasonable. Ap-
u.E THORNTON 7l5 9TH ST.. NV 5aE1-gt
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
PALMISTS.

HLlIE. RAY. Wssnirgton's old reliable palm
tst and card reader. consult this born raeli-
um on business. love. changes spgCuIatlouz.
FarIors a31 Eve ST. uV. open Sundays
lazl-fF
The Washington times., 1909-01-21

GLOVER's. CIs 22d ST.: private lessons see;
waltz aid tvy-step guar. 8 lessons barn
dance O. classes Tues. and sat eve. g5c.
phone ". lLZg. dez--6lt
The Washington times., 1909-01-21

once Hours $50 A. IL, 10 $50 p n
DIR OTIS w. ELZEE, DENTIST.
& W. cor L0-u ana j.. entrance on 10Th
DIR ~. j. ELEET. DENTIST
E j. Cor. stl and l.. Cap.tOI ste ne
Specialize So painless EEfTalLluz. Cold
crown and Bridge Work FfuIuEs and Plates
THAI a. Subsection guaranteed oI money
refunded Moderate prices Phone H. 4g59
uoI8-tf
ALgE1I.AE TEEIEI-Ps.uIezs. Ias.ias won
celfglg Ile.ls- urilEena-a or plaltng IN
necessary. painless Hi.us. DIR T. T., VII
son. aa.l Fl IyZI-lf
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
FOR SALE-HOUsEs.

FOR SALE
A snap. 10 central northwest. only $3.50
--st'rE Groom brick. excellent condition. in
-catlEate this H. J.. HANDLER Co. Inc.
iNz lth So. y. ". Look for Red Arrow Sign.
ja2L23.2o
FOR sALE-Bis bargain iu northeast: cor.
alley p so. car line, g-storv 6-T0om and
bath brick Iot -JNl19, price reduced 90 So. 900.
~. r. HANDLER Co. inc. 7Oz nth ST.
wv Look for Red Arrow Sign. IaZL2225
FOR sALE-TO CgLORED.
Nice rooms and baths press brick. good
.oceuou5 must sgI $3 80, 500 down, s-g
month BOX 1f-. Times once. fa2I %
A. COUNTRY PLACE T& THE CITY. $4,000
Tn the s1grnwe5l section. a. 3-sLorv g-room
.HfI=e. Hr- and cold water porcelain bath.
Sci lCE 1a I-aElE3 feet. contains 9,5gG square
teHT- fruit trees. 5urbuildings. etc. q great
Hnausae frr contractor ur any one needing a.
place with large ground space al a. low
ice. Ea-v payments
MOORE & HILL (InC.),
1865 ST.. wv IsI9-5E
r-DG SALE
fAItEAIS FOR CDIDEED HOME BUYERS
i-h E =r- 7H., modern brick 81. .5lg. 500 cash
1900 =r. IIue lrtf, F55yH.. .......... 500 cash
,-- I'D ST. uw-- frame house. g.. 800. 500 cash
I>ia Vermont ave uW-s mod brick.
Apply 5l5 18Th 81. NV.
ial8-Lf
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
TAILORING

TAILORING.
EP-TD-DATE
Full Dress and Tuxedo suits FOR hire.
JULIUS COHEN Lgf 7th MS
dz5l----
G'S has removed across the way,
rom 5l3 10 $40 L ST. n. w.
UP-TO-DATE luI dress and tl-.edo sul.s
for hire 81. U. PINES. Merchant Tailor.
IgI6 1ta NV u8I7-sJt
WOOD, COAL AND COKE.
HTNpIEEG WOOD. sawed og split. 50 per
cord delivered MICHAEL PETER d. BRO.
W-f6-k- l97 jefferson a.. na. lalf-tf
COAL All HALr "FI~E.
Best grades Ht coal suE-su.8 and free OF
diTt au5 cliHEalz. Prompt Delivery Phone
NCrLh 1891
40 LEs 10 TFE TON.
Broken OF furnace coal per tan $3.50 White
ASH EEE 500 Waite Ash stove. SOTO.
White Ash CHESTNUT S5-l5- Red ash Stove.
55.tJ. Pea Coal. $500.
A. BROWNING. Lincoln ave. q Slalou SO. ne.
ja5-tf
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEous.

PAIR OF imported Hartz Mountain Canariee
and breeding cage with fixture for s6 that
7L'N'N 0afEH YOU I'D CaU3TIFH IU one season.
SlHNiDS BIRD STORE. 7l2 l-yh S.
FOR SALE-Edis1u phouograph with horn
and records, nearly new. SO. also good Woe
lin 81 1873 i"-h ST. n. W. JsZl-8t
FOX sALE-lIeaJ poultry or vegetable
heNHHr good stand on Louisiana ave. taLE
sLler . =. m-- 4-E H.h st. $ w. 5a-l-Zl
FOR sALE-rheep secondhand bricks and
---LZ- ~ BLadeushurg road, ya-l-aL
10000 BRICKS and all material from s
GOV eminent buildings. Apply Agricultural
Department or 10 T- EDW- CLARK. 1896
NeM Jersey ave. NV. Phone y. 1l3- Jal9--f
PAIR OF Dayton computing scales. cheap.
a-Sp plate glass silent seller cigar case. 1890
ltth St NV jai9-2t
FIVE THOUSAND ircn cots for rent or
sale, cheap. call or phone W. =. MILLER.
$50 lta 81 sW. Phone NJ 75s. ial5-lt
THREE UPRIGHT pianos. slightly used
stool scarf and years free tuning at $50
Aj1, slg5 reliable makes fully warranted.
liELBlG BROS. established y years lli2
REMOVAL SALE BARGAINS IN PIANOS
AND PLAYER PIANOS.
We are selling out our entire stock Of hign-
grade Instruments at bargain prices and on
easy terms prior to moving
Marshall O. MCudsu.---.- $50
E.5 $50
.-.-ANtt ldt--t'1 f-st
t>aoe 7ayJ
daTumau S.J
o. J. DE MOL4L & CO., lZ8l G ST.
jsl5-t
LATEST TYPE twO-spTiug Columbia talking
machines and j. selections. $3.50, credit ~
sou like, Open evening" II. r. GIVEN, 625
Fennsyl lvania ave. Sc jal2-E
ROES RUM AND QUECINE hair tonic Tor
daldEuu and falling hair. 2JC and soc bottles
hEEFDOT THARAIACY, 9TH and L uUs
lal2-sJt
DROPHEAD sewing machine nearly new
$it5 singer box top So new machine 20
cents per wek- open evenings, IT, r.
GIVEN 6-5 Peunsy ylVanla ave. Sc. jal2-u
PIANOS FOR CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS at
bargain prices C,hiCkeTiuE, $3.50. Klabe. S345,
fa=er $3.50. Cable g. NedE1u. $40 Huntington
$50; Webster. $40. Sohruer, BIasius. En-
me-sCn. Regent. and Worth Planes. Pianos
for rent. HUGO NORCH. lLlO @ 50,
dsZ2-C
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR sAIE-Is your business Objectionable
to your ueighborsg Then buy ON Buzzard's
Point. lst st. sw.. 10 90 feet for sale cheap.
AbDIv 5Z5 18th ST n0 iaIg-tf
The Washington times., 1909-01-21

FOR ADVERTISING RATES IN THESE
COLUMNS WRITE OR PHONE gg50 MAIN.
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
FOR RENI-sToRE ROOMS.

TgE HENT-Fart of store suitable for me-
.Hauteal business plumber preferred. uss
n cellar yard. stable. phone service light
and heat 'fH- 18th Sd. NV fa15-Ir
EYE ST. Wv. l0gg-A very desirable new
store very large show window very desir-
able location rent S5a. LEWIS e. JONES
GO. 6r1 r. ST. usg fsIs-rf
The Washington times., 1909-01-21
ASTROLoGY

Mr.. f. MILLION. scientific sstroIoger, slz
Eye Cd a.. uH. HoT0ry asirg'oEy. yearly
horoscope, nzttElties- 81 Information given
any subject Horoscope erected by means
Of spherical LTiEonomstry- Main g. deI1-tf
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-04-30

ment, and brought that work TO sue
cessful issue. Since that time he has
given most of his attention to the i'm
portant work of the ways and means
committee. The demands for money
this term have been numerous, extern
sive and insistent, and Speaker Camp
bell knew that the treasury would be
safe only in the hands of men who had
the courage of their convictions. Mr.
Burnham is fair, but entirely indie
pendent, and unbiased in his conclus-
ions. Not infrequently his vote does
not agree with the majority of the
Wayne county delegation, and yet in
all important matters he has stood
LOYALTY for the interests of his con
stituents.