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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-03-12
Election Notice.

will be held In said city on the 9Th day of Apr
1909, for the purpose OF electlng city officers for
Tor the ensuing year. to wit: Mayor, City Clerk
Inspector, one Alderman in each ward and one
Supervisor in each ward
The following named places are hereby des
lRnated as the polling places in said city for
LIST ward, 300 West Exchange Street.
End ward, Times Printing ONCE, East Main
Street
Bird ward, City Hall. East Main Street.
Water Street.
9TH ward, Hose House No 2, West Main street
The polls OF said election will be open from
O'Clock A. NJ. until 8 O'Clock =. M.
ARTHUR II. DUMoND.
City Clerk.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-03-12
Order of Publication.

Slsts Of Nix aigan County OF Shiawassee, SIS
A. 8 session OF the Probate Court TO-
said County held al the Probate Once
day of MARI In the ,ear one thousand nine
hundred 80 nina
Present Matthew Bush, Judge of Probate
IN the matter OF the estate Of Emaly Letoria
White, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF A. Z.
Conklin, paying for the specific performance
OF land contract by Nicholas White the ad-
miDistratoT Of said estate.
1t is ordered. that the 9Th day OF April
next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, AT said
Probate ONCE be assigned for hearing said
petition.
And it is further ordered. that 8 copy Of
this order be published three successiye wee
previous to said day Of hearing, IL THE Owosso
TINES, newspaper printed arG circulating ia
said County OF Shiawassee.
Sh-rFvw Bush,
UdgI e Probate.
BY FLORENCE LINDSEY.
pr0hafa Ear1Ota~
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-03-12
Notice of election.
To the Electors o, the County of shiawasst

Notice is hereby given that at meeting OF
the Beard OF Supervisors of said County, held
on the twentv. sixth day Of October, A. d 1905,
the following rosolu ZION was adopted, wiz
Resolved, That the question OF adopting the
County ROAD System be submitted TO vote OF
the elec;ors " The County OF Shiawassee at
the general election, TO be held on the fifth day
OF April, nineteen hundred and nine.
Notice ~ further given that said que stion
wiz stated on the ballots 10 be Ut ed a. said
el@," Il. as follows: "Shall the County Road
S. be adopted by The County Of SPiawas-
see:
Dated March A., A. d. 1903
ALBERT L. NICHOLS,
Clerk OF the County OF Shiawessee.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-03-12
County Orders.

County Treasurer Shipman reports
the payment of the following orders
daring the month of February:
County orders, $245.83; poor or
ders, $512.2S; juror orders, $456.20
witness orders, $41.75; sparrow or
ders, $20S.7S; soldiers relief, S44.-
so; buildings and grounds, $161.90;
purchases, $4,000; drain. $23.85;
salaries, S1,56497. So
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-03-12
A Book for Farmers.

The Michigan Farm Laws" which
THE TINES is furnishing to all it's sub
scribers, old and new, is the great law
book for farmers. Get it now. See
our-offer on another page of this paper
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-03-12

Following is the list of advertised
letters in the Owosso postoffice for
th5 week ending March 6: Harvey
Anders, A. F. Dell, Eugene Getsche,
Homer Gray, Rev. Will Holiday, Ar
thur Hughes, Mrs. Sam Jones, A. r.
Mitchell, Floid Snyder Bert Tay-
lor, Geo. O'Donnell, Owosso Drug Co.
G.-E. Prout, Lock Box Alb.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1909-03-12
Free Covernn ent Lands.

800 or 16O-AoRE ,HOMEsTEADs
open to entry under the new laws; now
forming colony cost reasonable; stamp
for reply. "HOMESTEADS," Hotel
Vincent, Saginaw.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
THE FLORIDA STINGAREE.

The stingaree is the terror Of the South
Florida fishermen. who work with their
nets in the shadows of bayous and inlets.
while the cry Of "Stingaree.' vii cause
more fear among bathers than a rattler
could on dry land. says the Boston
Herald
The sungaree IS a square-shaped mem
Der Of the ray family. with a head rot
much 60 look at on one corner. and on
the diagonal corner its weapon, the wick
edest kind o. tall The other Two
corners Zap IL along with wavy motion
only 10 be compared % the opening waves
OF Loie Fuller's Old butterfly dance. while
she was warming up
The beast scoops out a hole just deep
enough so that when Il is in IL its back
IS nearly level with the sandy bottom.
As the young ones are almost sand-coI-
Oved on top they are not easily distia-
glished. Step or one and Up over It's
back comes that taii, striking Ike a
stiletto. 4 stab thus inflicted in the foot
viii continue 10 burn Up along the leg
10 the hip. Owing 70 the depth and
peculiar shape Of the wound It is difficult
10 cleanse and heal Fishermen have been
laid I'D for months with such q wound.
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES:

NNkkn " ESEr
WOODWARD & LOTHROP. Information Bureau
GOLDENBERG-S Information BUTszL
HECHT & CO. Cashiers Od3ce-
PALAIS ROYAL. Information Bureau
6. KANN. SONS & CO. Information Bureau.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. corner 1th s. and Z. L
ave. aad z s. w
50HNsTON'S PHARMACY. III y J. eve. ~.
+. ?. WELLER'S PHARMACY E4 u 81 ~
GTkINSON'S PHARMACY. 18th ard G SIS. nE
ASTORIA PHARMACY. q and c sts- ~
kENESAW PHARMACY. Mount Pieasans ane
Irving SIS. Nv.
MeNULTY's CIGAR STORE. I7s 18th s. ~.
TAYLOE'S PHARMACY. 9Th and P sts- ~.
DAVIS PHARMACY. 9th and IS Nv
- A MENkE. 9Th ard + SIS Nv
PROCTOR'S PHARMACY ISIS 18th - ~
7. L LEATHERWOOD. ISIS 18th s. ~.
sIOTT & SNYDER. 18Th and SIS. uE.
NEW YORK AVENUE PHARMACY. corner y y
ave and North Capitol 81 Nv.
DAY & co.'s PHARMACY. 5.h srd G StS- ~
1ARNOLD'S PHARSlACT. S1l Iith s. Nv
HERALD BRANCH. 55 z 81. ~.
NORTHEAST
MrCHEsNEE < JOACHIM. ID ard SIS. H.
AcCHESNET & JOACHIM. Sth and s. ns-
G. J. GEIGERS PHARMACY. oornss sth ard B
3.
CHARLES J. FUHRsIANN's PHARMACY. s,h
and 2. Capitol s,s us.
BLUhER'S PHARMACY. y Caritol snd stL ne.
SOUTHWEST.
AILBURN'S PHARMACY. tn ard h SIS 81
SOUTHEAST
7. P. WELLER. Eth ard I SIS. Sc
GUY n NEELY. Ilth an5 sts- ~
BROOKLAND.
CHARLES c. LENNCN. 12th ard NeEtOo "a
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM ?. TAYLOR. sls King -
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

NOTE-Puaiizhed oniy as infornstion and rot
glauu.eed-
IA z. NC & q. LIMITED. Daiv-F=st vs<
-5hu'ed train PulrIs1 se-0<rs 20 lexington Louis
vile Circ-nsri Indianapolis. Chicago. ard =
Louis. Connection fo- Virginia Hot Srrir-s Pail
nan car Louisville 70 Memphis sud New OrIsans
Dining cars. Il car-e service
rl3 2. M-F F/v LIMITED. DaEv-Se,id
restbgle tram. Pullman sleeTeTs 20 Cincinnati
Lexi2s.oc ard Louisville daily. znd Virginia Hot
Springs veesdaTs- Dining csrs- - care service
Pullman sleepcrs Cincinnati - Chicago ard s.
Louis. ard Louisville 20 Memphis. Nashville. and
New Orleans
Chesapeake ard Ohio oE1crs. SIS PeuusyIvsnia
avenue: IS39 street ard New Cuicu Station Tel
spho-s Main lo55 o- Us for tickets baggage checks
resarra-j-rs ara TaxIcsb
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NORFOLK ANN WESTERN RWY

SCHEDULE N EFFECT JANUARY = 100
Leave Washington New Union station
900 a m.-Daily-Au points on Norfolk and West
en-. also knoxville. ChguauCoCa and Memphis
I0Ia n -Ddily-R0anckC Bristol Winston
salem. Knoxville. ChattanooEa. Nashville Memphis
New Orleans. Througa sleeper Dining cars
Fer Nc-felk-Leave Washington. 4-5O a. n daily
I.l5 = n daily leXcppc SUNDAY Arrive Norfolk
q a. N. and 5-5l r. IT,
10 p. m--Daily-Berryvilie. Luray. Shenandoah
Trains from the Southwest arrive $50 a. u. and
Ie.g D IT
All information Fourteenth street and New YORK
svcrsss Bond Building
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-FolIouinS schedule figures Published orI7
as information AID arr not g-ara-teed.
Fer Atlanta. Birmingham. No5ile New Orleans
AsheviI'e. Chattanooga. Memphis a n. and l0-f5
7. n daily. Dining caTs.
For Roanoke Knoxville. Chattanooga Memphis
New Orleans. 1919 ? n. daily Dining cars
FoE Columbia. Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. Sava1-
nah. jacksonville. and Florida points. SO 2 u,.
daily Dining car serricc
Tourist C1rS for California. rT-Tecklr. 40 y. n
Locsl for Harris0ulrIr- - a. n daily AS T. n
weekdays. for Danrius 30 a. n daily and fos
ChariottcSTiiie. 7-s' a. n and s.5j p. n daily
Frequcut trains o. ard from Elu-m-ut
l. :. BROWN. General AGENT
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SACRIFICE - GROCERY STORE AND PIX
tuTes; web stocked; fne location; good business
OSner has other business. 76l 7th ST. -. l3
RAISE CAPITAL: BEST METHODS: CORPORA-
tons Organized and promoted; legal matters every
where al cases. courts and dspts- {. s LEGAL
CORP. SG Bond BidE uhz-rf.tu.f
I WILL SELL ONE OR MORE SIX PER CENT
bonds q the rar value Gf 500 in local corpors-
tion which has never paid less than 10 Der cent
stock dividends For further information address
BOX q, Herald Office -
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PAWNBROKERS.

READY MONEY AT ; PER CENT
Or watches diamonds. and jsaerJ.
LOUIS AERAHAMS
Bonded broker. IS Ninth - NJ
Old gold. silver. snd peEu ticssts bought for zSa
sstf
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

EXPERT DEVELOPING AND PRINTING AT
lowest rrices. commercial and amateur work So
Hcitsd. NATIONAL PHOTO CO. ~ IIth s. nv.
Phone N 3s5L %
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When YOU have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement 10 The Wash
Ington Herald, and b1I viii be sent you
al cent word.
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WOOD, COAL. AND COKE

). BROWNING. LINCOLN AVE AND SEATON
place re-: broken or furnace coal Per ton S -.
white ash. egE steve. and CHESTNUT $50; pea cal
s. Phone y ISL spl-sol
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Looking in Darkness

looking something thing you
providing what
uare in search Of
When dark wanwhn
a n WAsHINCToN
o paper
the will darkness light"
a may 0
to
page I
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N TIE SUPREME COURT or The DISTRICT
e Columbia In -t Petition t1- DizS7l--iol =
Tie National Council Daughters e America r ne
United States = North An~iCz- = t1-10-atl'l-
NJ. -50 E1ui-v-Or5er ~ Ptsbi-1-io1- T-s o.
ie-- q this s-i- l. % obtain decree Glss7ir-1s
the cr-uCratiou The National C7-rrl ualz1-5Ts
e America e -re Tinted States -f N-r~l
AmgIi-g- Oh notion T J1seTl 7. paTl--S-07,
solicitor for petitioners. p IS this 81 csv % way
A. u 800 srlerzd that at lrrs1rs interested y
sad C-rprTz-.-r The Ns-l--EI C1---l D7--1-s-s
r America e The United States = Narth America
are required 20 srpesr IN this oo-t ~ st0T cl-ss
on o- hefo-e the 10TH DAY OF JUNE, A b-
90 2 s.T They have ~hy ss1h co-ncration sl1---1
published crCe a week fr three Successive weeks
IN the Washington Law Rep0rer and The Wash
i1--C1 Head. JOB BARNARD. Justice r--s
copy-Tesr- .>ealH J. r. YOUNG. CLERK 3 ?.
r. CUNNINGHAM. Assistant Cle-s- my4lls
N THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
# Columbia n To- Petition f0- Dlzsoiu-ioa 4
Ire Daughters e America A CC-pCrsti1-- No
2S5-2 Eluirv.-O-ler q Publication The c5sec- Z
this s-it is 20 obtain a decree diss51rInz r1s cor
p0rsti1n The Daughters Il America" Or uo--c1
q Joseph J. Darlington. solicitor fer pe---i7-s-s-
u = this 81 day n Msy. 4. D. lela ordered taat
Daughters - A7erica' are required 70 s77ssr n
this c1urr t1 show cause 0n OF before che NTH
DAY or JUNE. 4. n. la9. Z any -Ee- have. WY
eIch corporation should not he Dissolved p-pvi9sd
c0pv 4 this order be published 7-os week
fer three successive weeks I'M the WashirEtou LsT
Reporter and The Washington Herald JOB BAR
NAEI'. Iu-tlc7- A tue cory-Te~t- IStalf J. r.
YOUNG. Cierk Ry F. z. CUNNINGHAM As
sis,aut Clers- myfu.-s
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HALE { FEMALE HELP WANTED

TEACHERS WANTED-WE PLACE THROUGH
c1t S1u-Ee-n States many s-perlureuLsu-s rri1-
-Izls. grade teachers ugSic teachers and --l-i7I-
ISIS n every lils ct school and cn-ie-s uu--- N
r-rlstra-l1n fee; many high class ~=r-e--@- o--r-
l-Es. elections 40 hand Write f- -sef=--sts--,
b-ank- FOSTER TEACHERS AGENCY C1rinz-
;c1. ca. Ia1- ID
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To BALTIMORE
EN ERN HOUR OK IHE HOUR"
Week davs : - q. u. 70 -1o o. M
- so SO 30 -D so Sc 90
'e-2. 'G12 sIFa a. ~ 'l1s2 norr +l555. r-o
3 >. -2Io. 90 50 SO 40 4z5 SO SOS
50 $50 - --ae SO -sE1 .-8fs -lf55
Il D -L2-I5 night
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. - SO e. r.
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. AND LOUISVILLE
-S-i3 H.. = 70 =. u-. -l2-fl u-Elr
PITTSBURG. 90 g. n ~ -2-lC = II s-25,
Ei<hf.
CLEVELAND -5I1 T. n
COLI AIETS 50 T. d.
WHEELING. -s-lo 3. m. - r..
WINCHESTER. r9.Ie q. n = '5 -5F1 r,
FREDERICK. rs-G. -9L3 S-I5 a. n $50. +4-l5.
: - 8. No
HAGERSTOWN. go a. r. SO p H.
ANNAPOLIS. -. -SIc +l2<5 noon 80 SD
So and -sf1 y n.
-Dailv- 'Excel- sunday SS1ndav 7-,v
TELEPHONES 70 al The f1TloVi-- T--set OHires.
I4I7 & s. NV Main 1891 SO PENNSYLVANIA ave
Nam Is New Uuic1 station Ticket O15cc Nair
SO. Irf1-rsfirr Bureau Main -sSi
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LOST AND FOUND.

STOLEN. SATURDAY. FROM 18th AND NEW
To-k ave. l-ht bay horse. tal. slender. clean
Eu-t-d short -sil. Ei-ched % a f-I- rurz0o1-
sn1I Wheels uhhe- tires rci mining gear. reddish
brown leather Urho=ter--z- Reward I returned %
SGT Q uE. Phone II. DO I-
LOST-FRATERNTTT Pm. GREEK LETTER l.
81 uear-s oge- PSI sail O ard a. engraved
Edvari 2. Nsyer- keerzase- Gteal reward Re
mn 70 % 2 8 nv LE
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NORTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
FAR Ms.

FOR SALE-CHEAP-6 ACRES on WASHING
ton and Rockville electric road; lumber for house
ard building stone on the place; fine spring e
wafer. Address BOX .. Herald ofice. 81
NORTHERN VIRGINIA FARMS.
Stock. Dam. Orchard. and old colonial bones
from s. ~ $50 sn acre: near Weashington. d. c.
J. PRESTON SHANNON. FARM SPECIALIST.
Purcelville. Va ulh3otf-
AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN.
. acres of frst-cisss land nearly al under state
q cultivation ~ acres e fine white oaks rolling
seed elevation: 6room dwelling; large bank barn
com Lcuse; chicken houses &c; al T. good cor
di-ion; lots e frat; 2 mile 10 Baltimore pike =
miles 60 steam and electric cars. this farm Is oc-
r1pie6 h- the owner. Is Paying wcl and IN first
class condition. PRICE $3.50
MARION DUCKETT & son,
81 OK + ST. n. w.
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WALL PAPER

GEO. Y HASSEIL.
WALL PAPER AND DECORATIONS
SATISFACTION ASSURED
5l ST. \. E PHONE T, G.
rs
SAIL PAPER AND DECORATING SATTSF8C-
liON GUARANTEED ~ C.. DYER. isss WIs.
-l- rs
500 WILL PAT FOE PAPERTNG 8 GROOM
ho1sc- Larger houses ~ single rooms equally low
we use Iape- that ls way above the orJinsry kind
JORDAN L JORDAN
f..1lls Linc- - IS Esss CaritOl ST.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE TENTH SENII-ANNUAL DIVIDEND op
two ard oue-haE ~ p.r cent has been de-
Clz-sd Gl The preferred stock n Ire washington
Railway and Electric Ccu-sry from TIE ret earn
iLEs Ct the c-Uu1-- PAYABLE JUNE l. 1919. o. pre-
feEed stockholders 0F record 1lay o. Iee Bo-ks
fc- the transfer rt preferred stock VIII b. closed
f-1u Ma O. -22. % June = lFa both dates H.
elusive F. J. WHITEHEAD. Sc-etzr-.
-l-aIz-.ecf
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OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia, Washington. D. c.. Nay I.
aae-Sesled proposals VII be received a. this oce
until two o'clock o H. MONDAY MAY 10Th for
furnishing and installing IN ths Franklin School
Building ciehty-Hve metal lockers Blank forms ~
proposal and al Necessary information nay be 90,
tsined on application 70 the Property Clerk D. e
District Building. H. B. F. MCFARLAND
HENRY L. WEST, ". :. JUDSON. Commission
CTS. D. Q nys.7s.0u.I2
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LAUNDRIES.
BUSINESS EDUCATION.

SECURE A CENSUS POSITION. GOOD SALARY
SPECIAL classes fo- prepsration 70 pas Civil
Service examination n0w beng conducted a.
DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL BUSINESS COL
LEGE iSuccessor 90 Sreuce-izn I5z7 New YORK
ave. EErou a. once and insure passing. -Phone
main sI39 anl7-ead
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STABLES.

CLEF ELAND PARR-HABF BLOCK FROM
Connecticut are. 1900 square feet stable privilege
alone worth twice prlce q lot; only +oc DIR foot:
easy TENS TAGGART-FRASER CO., l4oS y. Z
ave. ~
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DENTISTRY.
AUCTION SALE.

GOODS STORED II FOLLOWING NAMES WILL
Be sod f1- chzrgs Nay n ls9 q 2 o-c-5-s.
Grace Csre-. Miss X. J. Brennan. Jao =. Turuer.
A. B. Garsss ard Mss T. z Ell!ott
FIDELITY STORAGE Co.
-E15 L e. nv zz
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FOR SALE-COUNTRY HOMES.

Canb-idge. Nd. on the Great Chovtsnk River
water supplied by artesian well; dwelling. stable
barns. and ali oUtbudirg in splendid repair For
particulars apply 70 ?. \ BOWEN. il. II3 q
s. NV rs
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROA-

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
E\ ERA OTHER HOL Z ON THE ODD HGTR "
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL sd STREET NEW YORK.
- - A. n DIEer. Pa. .uau plr1r
e % e. M Dheerrat-Hr Fa-l--- Irre-i---r train
-3a O. n DlTer and Fullulr Farl-r Car.
u - A. m Dl-C- and PClusu Parirr Car
slJ9 - r. IIleT and Pullman Parlr- Ca-
-S-e = u ROYAL LIMITED Al Pullman 5ro-,F
- Nc y. m Coaches % PA afe-0li-
= - n n Diner ard Pl-ll-zr pzr---
sf8 . t. Cozcl-s 90 Ptiiatelrhz
- - night. S.eeUers - NFv ir-s
- e. T. SlceEg-s - Elll2 Le-rhia ard New YORK
ATLANTIC CITY. --.a. 800. -Ilao a. H.. -l0o.
: % y n
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PERSONAL.

L-LtOV-E III
lAiE- CATHERINE
PaIElist and card reader 515 5th Sc. Nv TZ-tf
WGRKENG1IEN-AFTE8 THE LABOR OF The
CaT Is UlCr Gres- UT. l-0E as Wei as son can.
see rs fcr fae raIlor-rlzie sl.-htlr used s,; ~
8 90 so. We slow you nice stock and save a
8 note for mamma and Die t15y- Ors price oaly.
gTSTH'S OLD STAND. 6-9 ID uu
NELLIE " VAN De GRIFT-3IANICURING
sha-Doo-rE. ard facial massage. 1d-E00r front
- s. HTlrs. % 10 G Open sunday $50
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments; either iadi-s' c- gents send postal: vii
cal any hour vol say L TARSHES. SOS 9Th ST.
Uv. 'Ptouc North s9o. S-.fs
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-COLORED WOMAN To 90 To Az
-a-t.- Cts 20 cook ard be uai-rsss f7r sumner
mast be well re-CEue-5ed- surIg. between % sr5
Il a. r., Go The Roslarbsau fg
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OFFICES.

LARGE, LIGHT FRONT OFFICE ROOM ON
L-ln St. n business location. suitable for DENTS;
OF mlllner- Rent $40.
CHAS- = MUIR & co,
lE3 y y ave nv
TWO LARGE COMMUNICATING. SECOND
EcoT tront once rooms for TUut az So az
TAGGART-FRASER CO,
100 New YORK ave 81
FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BLDG. 1910 X
st. NV desirable ofice rOons. including heat.
light elevator, and anitcT service; prices 81 70
IS per room WEAVER BROS. Ils F 81 nE.
aplo-t'
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HEALTH lIOVEMENT.

VIAYI SCIENCE OF HEALTH NATURAL.
nru->Erzical. c1-h bound. 4a1-1azs book free
AGT'7 b. mail, ss C7l7-s5o Biiz. Fcee lecture for
women Tuesi7y a. b. r. Eytf.
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WANT AID BRANCHES
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

Tsat Ads fr Tie Washington Hsrzld may Be
Jeft AZ the main Ufce 754 Fifteenth srTesc north
west. Ct az any Of he following branches. OF nay
be .elevhoaed direct 70 the main oaice and bil
vi be sent fo- tie amount DE.
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MILLINERY

So 0-I- new stock = slarrs f7-rs-s riAH1-s. and
fany feathers HAS triUurS Sc O.E uzrsrlal
made over Ostrsch feathers cleaned ard cured
EVES 4 Co. --s gTH ST wv
-
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-04-01
CHURCH DIRECTORY
Methodist Church

Preaching every Sunday a. Ia M.
and : p. m. Sunday School at lUa.
10. Prayer meeting every wednesday
at , p. m Epworth League every
sunday al p. M. Womsn's Home
Mission Society meets every ? and I
Tuesday IN each month Rev Ben
Hardy Pastor
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Baptist Church

Services each SUNDAY La. m aud
pm conference, Thursday be.
fore the 2nd sunday in each month
Sunday school lo m each sabbath.
B. y. T. l.. p. m each sabbath
Ladies' Mission society "Wednesday,
ar p. N, after End aud 4th sundays
Claud Burrus, Clerk--B /. Dixon,
Pastor. Deacons, j. " Baker-J Il,
King II II L0wety and i = Webb
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-04-01
KNfGnEs OF FYTHAIS

Lubbock LOugs 30 $50 meet, urst
lu1 third Monday nights IN each
month al Noodmsn Han Nm J.
BJugN g. O. Nhas J. Pickett X of
E lu'
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-04-01
SECRET ORDERS

Nte,s ,Very Tuesday night al :
% ciJtE .l pne W O W Han on South
.5t - " VI Ross Noble Gr.nu
sam T. Davis. Secretary
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-04-01
Tre.hlIeIIan CLuLcIL

Preaching Boy the Pastor OF the Pres.
lytcrlan Church, al The Progressive
Christian Church, on the first and
fourth Sabb0ths in each month at II
a. Dbl. aud = p. m. EVERYBODY cordially
invited j T.. Word Pastor
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-04-01
corhr DIRECTORY

llisificl tniptie
T.. 81 kinder llainyicN ludF,
J. g. Penny plainyioW Attorney
kilobCtn boyd Lubbock rlcrk
Court convcues on tho Seventeenth
Monday after the first Monday In
January and July
County Onlcers
mo Il. Mc6ee ludge
Elizabeth Boyd Clerk
" Il Flynn, Sheriff A Tax Collector
y \ Lee Deputy Sheriff
" NJ Crawford treasure
II "a Porter FAX Assessor
" u. Standeier, co. y i'ist surveyor
No County Attorney
court meets on the second Mondays
iu January, April, July. and October
Commissioners Court
J.. NJ knight Com Prec. No. I
O.. NJ Boles Com Prec No.
H. r. Reed Com Prec. No. 3
Is. A Barclay com Prec. No.4
Regular sessions OF the Commission
ers Court are held on the second Mon
dass in February. Nav August and
November.
Justices Court Precinct No D.
/. NJ. knight Justice OF the Peace
Court meets the first SATURDAY IN
each month
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-04-01
tlurcll ofChrist

Preaching on first sunday in eafl
Church House Regular Church meet
ing e'ery sunday al ?. ~. LIN
Sanders. Elder
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-04-01
TEAETOEIAN L0DGT

Meets lrst aud third THURSDAYS o.
...U month az " 3D. %. lali Visit
I.. members cordially invited.
o. D. Penney D J. Penney
~I...M. Augustus Worthy Recorder
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-04-01

$50 ~, %. b & A. N -MrsIs The
last Saturday iu each month
Lubbock Chapter No 24-. Il = VI
Meet, Friday night before the asst
saturday DOB each month
Jesse Chapter y. ~. a. J. s.
Meets lu the second SATURDAY, night
ri each month
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-04-01

MODERN WOObMEN OF ANEEI
CA. CAMP No l2ss3
Meet First and Third Friday night
Iu each month. DO w O. W Hall J.
j DUgrd Consul C'lf0r1 T. Hunt
Clerk Lubbock
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1909-04-01
rs o. CAMP NO ,,.

Meets on thehIst and thud satur
l1E night I'M eacf month al o clock
iu WOW. llalOn South Isl Stree.
Geo BBl1u q. " u Benson
.erk
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-13
A Frank Estimate.

To many persons who are not ac- tors the stage seems delightful and fascinating place. In book called The Actress" Louise Closser Hale, herself an actress, tells some of her experiences with girls who envy her profession. One day one of them. found behind counter in shop, said, T should have went on the stage"
 ''She evidently wan-ed to talk, and strove to be interested" says Miss Hale.
 But see how tired I am," said to her "I have to work very hard as 1t is, and I had to work much harder to gain what little recognition I have had"
 "Ob, yes" she responded, complac- ently gazing at herself in mirror. But, you see, have talent" . Companion.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-12-13
Bees Hive In Cave.

High above the timber line on the great round top of Mount Rainer, and not 100 feet from the line of perpetual snow, a colony of wild honey bees has chosen an exposed diminutive cavern 'n a pile of granite rocks for hive. The bees were discoveIbd by Christian Hansen and Osmond Daily, two Seat tie young men, who were climbing to the summit of the mountain. Hansen observed honey bee crawling over an icy rock and called the attention of Daily to it. They pried open the rock pile and dislodged an enromous colony of bees The busy workers, attracted likely by the masses of mounain flowers of the mountain, had made several hundred pounds of white honey.