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Business Opportunities.

AMERICAN OF NATURE business expert
ence in manufacturing expert In successful
advertising, also for many years a bank Of
hcer. Is opening in BuenOs Aires. south
America, commercial agency FOR American
manufactures, wants partner with ten 70
twenty thousand. one competent to manage
New York office preferred. This is no get
llcn-qulck scheme, but "A splendid OppOT-
tUnity for large profits along legitimate
lines. with expenses the only risk Also the
writer invites correspondence from American
merchants and manufacturers regarding the
development OF their trade IN Argentina or
10 take charge OF exhibits in the coming cen
tennial exposition. TRANSACTIONS or adNertis-
ing prepared in Spanish, Portuguese French
German, and English. Remaining in Wash
lngtOn until January 1. then New York until
GATE OF sailing. about goth. Address for
interview on either Of above subjects. AR
GENTINE,' BOX 2s4. Times office. It,
LUNCH ROOM-l4th st. y. W: cheap II
sold 20 quick buyer.
RTTTENoUR BROS. SIC 18th 81. y w.
GROCERY STORE s. W; good daily cash
business. bargain II sold at once
RITTENOUR BROS. SIG 18th Z. y ".
oeLe,9L
CONFECTIONERY and light grocery:
hnc business stand; rent $50; rooms. $40
ROOMING and boarding house;1C rooms
nicely furnished. snap at price --.-----. 800
LUNCH ROOM and cafe; II 81. y w
near y. Capitol st.: nicely equipped;
mus sell .-.-.----------. ---.---.-........ $40
CORNER confectionery and light gro
ceTy; OPP. school n =. 4. rent $50; rms $50
CLUB p1OlroOm; business St. George
town; rent SO; tables: inattention. $50
GROCERY, good stand; central " w:
rooms; rent. SEQ. sales SIS day. price $40
CIGAR and periodical store; oppOsi-
tou; sales SO daily: near Capitol. 525
DRESSED Poultry stands in good pay
Ing market: clearing SIS weekly........ 500
ROOMING HOUSE. zoo block 10th St
n. w. hest paying house I'm city at. 575
md nFrf afsF fnrFn rnfr
Gated NV: rent $50. rms, bargain. $50
CAFE; paying stand in fine apt. house.
rent only So good value at .-....... 500
CONFECTIONERY and bakery: 7th St
y. W.:olj stand; sales S35 daily; price 80,
HARDWARE store. 18th ST. location;
good paying stand. must sell at once 1. 90,
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'. 1923 +.
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CHEAPEsT AND BEST CORNER grocery and
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Help Wanted-Male.


AN OPENING. for a permanent position as
bOokkeeDer, single. give age and experience;
salary SD per week. Address BOX cs3. Times
office. delS-3t
AN ATTORNEY. experienced IN the prepar-
alton and prosecution or applications Tor
patents. preferably one having knowledge or
electrical inventions good salary; perma-
9ls F ST., stating your qualifications.
oelt-St.
An eight-week course In orr college
will prepare you 10 earn from 5000 10
$1,000 pr month. one-third of tuition
payable after You secure a position.
Our students can earn from 5000 to
$500 a month working for US. while
taking the course.
ASK for particulars.
The Automobile College of Wash
ington, Inc.
The only school Of Expert Automobile
Engineering In the city. 1906 18th ST. NV
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BOY 20 work IN meat store and drive wagon,
white; 81 week and board. BOX 2s2, Times
office. IT,
BOY in real estate Office. Answer BOX
2s0 Times office. dels-2t'
BOY-whfe. over IS. in grocery store. sol
~ ST. s. vs.. del6-st'
BRIGHT BoYB can earn good money work.
Ing after school hours Apply BOX y,
Washington Times sel2-u
BT-TLERs. dishwashers. beIIboys. boys bowl
Ing alley drivers. 1895 18th. It
COACH PAINTER G. ". RIDGEWAY. 1HO
Mtdison n. \. w dels-2t'
CAHINETMAFlEES-T Ora class Apply
% the Manager n tho AMERICAN SCREEN
AND FURNITURE CO, $50 Mass. ave. iu
rear del6-Sfc
COOK-Whlte. who understands work for pri-
vate family -r1st be good on pastry, $50
with room. FISHERS AGENCY. 40 10th.
doI7-21
DENTIsT-Must be hrst-class operator. an
excellent chance for good man. DIR
scHAFHlRT. 100 i st. n. " del7-2t'
ERRAND BOY Must have wheel. steaay
Job. Apply az once 800 IT r.. n. "
dcls-2t
FURNITURE JOBBER and helper expert
enced. bring reference. Apply 90 once. HCB
FUENITUkE co. IN and d y. W. aeis-2t
HOTEL HELP; All Departments. BURGESS
HOTEL AGENCY. 600 10Th st. NJ "
HELPERS on delivery wagons; young men
~ years OF older Apply ADAMS Elk
PRESS CO., "a and Eye sts. N. =.
KITCHEN BOYS. boys bowling alley. bell
men. express drivers. sl6 lsth. u
LADIES TAILOR wanted at once. apply
Has 18th m. y. W. dal1-3tc
/ EAhAIh with no children VIII give good home
and small wages 90 white boy between If
and 16 years DID, VIII send 90 night school
work very light BOX 20. Times office.
del6-3tc
/ PORTER-Young. ored. ca 18th st. ~ ".
It.
| SALESMAN and collector. good pay and
| permanent. to right party. can 4 a. m.
| 9uf2 NJ st. " w duIr.g..
ITAILOR-Onc who understand new v.r. .r.
/ repairing: steady work an year around. Call
| an week. 2sl2 18Th. deIs-2tc
! VANTED-ENPEEIE CHINA And
/ TOY PACKERS; ALSO BUNDLE RECORD
Frs. APPLY 10 SUPERINTENDENT, WOOD
/ WARD & LOTHKCP.
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/ WOOD FINISHERs and cabinet makers al
/ once. BEDELL MFG. Co, 65s - n. W
dcl7-3tc
| wANTED-Men and boys over sixteen years
| OF age. good wages permanent work. Apply
l basement OF 1901 st n. ". jyS-w. sa- m-u
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Workingmen's Wants.

WORKIN GAIEN-Get ready for the holiday
that are coming. Il means your pay en-
velope will be called on. but stretch "a. SEE
US, save ''V'' note for YOU on a slightly USE
tailored suit or a great stack to At you
back-overcoats AZ 50 20 S1Os one price only.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. SIC ID y. W 1tsr
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Coal and Wood.
Bookbinding.

MAGAZINES BOUND.
High grade work at exceedingly low prices
Paper and blank books ruled special.
CHAS. n. POTTER & co.
Phone Main 1850. $40 18th st. y. W.
Ocg3-sa-t II
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For Rent Rooms
Furnished.

c ST. n. f., 12I-Near Capitol-Nicely fur
nished rooms; housekeeping allowed.
deIS. 20. g2s
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Floor Oils.

c. T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUST KILL
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean and
bright, gives them polished finish; DOC gallon
delivered. Phone Main 545S, Office ll3 Pa
ave. N W. GOOD FOR YOUR FURNI-
TTRE. TRY II. delS-1ts
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Dress Suits For Hire.

ONLY UP-TO-DATE fun dress and tuxedo
suits for hire. II. T. PINES. Merchant
Tailor. 1905 TN 81 N W. ociN-s0t
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Law and Collections.

ALI. CASES. all courts, secret service. Col,
lecIions. u. 5. Legal Corp. 90 Bond Bldg
-rrg-~F
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Miscellaneous.
Typewriters.

REBUILT l.. c. Smiths, Underwood Rem
ington. Smith Premier. good as new. for
sale and rent lowest prices. Typewriter
& once supply CO.. uV7 Z A. n. w. IA f50e.
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For Rent Rooms
Ful nished and UnfuTniShed.
ID ST y. W. 3z3-TwO bright commUnicat-
ing rooms Tor light housekeeping: near car
line delS-3tc
IITH ST. ~ W. Sf-Suite Of three rooms
large and ] small; light housekeeping
allowed. furnished or unfurnishcd; viii rent
single. delS-3tc
nth ST. y. ", ll21-Two rooms; second
floor; for light housekeeping; SIP
cell 81
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Window Cleaning.

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY wINDoWsf
White help and moderate prices. LEON L
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co.. re-
moved TO 92l G ". W Phone II. Tl59.
ocls-9Ot
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CHEAPEST AND BEST corner grocery and
confectionery northwest, downtown. transfer
corner. doing good cash business; will in
voice more than price asked, leaving city.
BOX c1S Times Office. del7-3ts
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Order Fruit Cake Now.

We are prepared TO meet every demand now
for delicious homemade Fruit Cakes-ail
sizes-at 25c a pound Richest and best fruit
cake made Finest homemade Mince. Pump
kin and other Pies. e0C Homemade MILK
Bread Sc loaf Holmes Bakery, 107 r ST
y. ". Tel. NJ 1887 de1S-tf
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Psychic.

Seauce Tuesday and Thursday night at :
O'Clock: private reading daily a. m TO s
m. soc. So Eye st. y. ". o. LINAWEAVE,ft-
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Situations Wanted-Female.
Situations Wanted-Male.

TENDER-Reliable middle-aRed mar
Inquire AT 6 ST. n. w. deI6-3ts
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For Sale Miscellaneous.
CLOSING OUT
HIGH-GRADE USED
Organs
At ar~ No en- TAEH

AT SIS TO S25 EACH
An unusual opportunity 10 buy
a good organ for little money
About 20 organs here TO close out
at SIS to S25 caCh-suCh makes as
Bradbury. Estey. Kimball. Smith
American. Palace, Shoninger and
others-sor1e cost as high as Sl25
when new. Il viii pay you TO get
first choice of these Instruments.
+. G. SMITH PIANO CO,
1925 Pennsylvania eve.
Open Evenings Until Xmas
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Clock Hospital.

a. & W. SPECIAL DOLLAR WATCH SIC
REGULAR DOLLAR ALARM CLOCK. 75C.
REPEATING ALARM CLOCK, Sl.2b.
GOLD AND GOLD FILLED JEWELRY AT
SPECIAL PRICES.
Clocks. watches. Photographs and music
boxes repaired. called for and delivered.
WASHINGTON CLOCK AND WATCH RE
PAIR CO.. 1923 X st. n. r.
Phone Lincoln Z35l It.
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e ST. y E., 121-Nsar Capitol-Three fur
nished rooms. housekeeping; price, 81.
de1416l gs
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Bicycles.
Christmas Candies.
KAISER'S

eye ole style Maryland Tafles." 533-534
Center Market. Special for Christmas, a
2 10. box Of delicious chocolates T5c. Xmas
mixture IS TO 25c per To- del6-7texSu
FINE CANDY
15c LIB. 2 LBS. 25c-Chocolates and bon-bons.
MINED CANDIES 1Oc ID. three pounds &c.
WASHINGTON CANDY KITCHEN.
1873 eth st n. w del3-7ta
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ALvEOLAR TEETH-PainIess. lasting. won-
derfully lifelike. bridgew0rk or plates IN
Necessary; painless hlling- DR. J. l. VII
SON. l2O3 +. jy2l-tf
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10,
6 months DID, white.
black spot on right
at root OF tail s.
ass Delaware ave 5
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Flowers.

FINE ASSORTMENT Of Xmas trees. holly.
palms. ferns. and all kinds OF fresh flowers
FOR the holidays. To assure prompt delivery
and satisfaction call al either Hardy's two
stores, Vermont ave. and L, or SO 18th 81.
y. W.
Phone y. 4445 or Main S52s.
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y ST. S. W. 3Z7-Two furnished rooms for
ilght housekeeping. heat and gas.
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SHERWOOD. Sc PER BOTTLE; MelvaIe.
ST. 90; Cascade, S5cs OverhOIt. SOC; Monogram.
75c: G. r Sharp. 75c. All full quarts and
straight whiskeys All wines SL00 gallon
up. TOBIAS BUSH. lilo E st y W. NJ s2sl
de5-2Ot
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR SALE-SiN horses and mares dire
wa gon and harness. . carts and harness: als'
one fast sorrel PAGER, name Emery Stone
at Hoover Place on Bladenshurg roaC. D. c.,
opposite LofHer saloon. deIS-5t~
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Wanted Statesmen.

statesmen wanted for real estate located
in a growing village south side Long Island
lots on Main ST. Only live ones need apply.
SEATUCK REALTY CO, IS Franklin ST.
n Y.
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Statesmen WANTED-Reliable reurescn
tatives. profitable employment for local o.
travelling statesmen. an or part Of their time
Address BOX J, Red Wing, MINI. de16,1S
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WANTED-Men and boys over sixteen years
Of age: good wages: permanent work. Apply
basement OF 1901 r st. y. W. jvS-w. sa m-u
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Lost

A FRATERNITY badge. opals and
r1lbies. Finder please return Apartment A.
THE TENNESSEE deiz-3t'
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Help Wanted-Male.

YOUNG MAN to work in dairy. 81 N. ca
ST. delS-3t
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PIANIST. sos 18th st. second floor. MADAM
READ. late Of the Food Show. Free readings
with lessons Learn 10 tell your fortune.
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PIANIST. sos 18th St. second hoor. MADAM
READ. late Of the Food Show. Free reading
WIKI lessons. Learn TO tell your fortune
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ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST
Whole Fortune Told. 15c.
Open Nights- 1723 sth St n. W.
fe2o-tf-exSu q
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Spiritualism.

MEETINGS at $50 NJ St n W.. Monday and
Thursdays, p m. Daily readings MRS
J. E MALTEY. defSIsIso
NINE CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM rsadT
your life correctly. gives names. factE: daily
and Sunday col Sd ST. ~ E., cor +, near
Union Station Ladies only 1y7-tf
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Personal.
Clairvoyants.

NEAR r.
history Of your PAST; a correct inter
probation OF your PRESENT. ana a fun
knowledge Of the mysteries Of that great IN
certainty the future: are all clearly outlined
In reading by this PSYCHIC MARVEL.
To gain your confidence and 70 prove the =
correctness OF his claims he viii continue his
SPECIAL READINGS for more days Sat
urday and Sunday.
25c-SPECIAL READlNGS-25c
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GACN2LyHz4S
Es.sYUElEJTIJltC
Little helps that will tighten the bur
den of holiday gift selection.
Nuts
Nuts of All Kinds

NUS OF All Minds
SPECIAL PRICES
Almonds, extra ne--....................isc 10.
@hstlsh Wainuts ID.
= 10.
= llDe.'s 4aIss Slclians ..-...........-..16c 10.
Brazil nuts, extra large ..............- .lsc M
Mixed nuts, our own mixture ......... 15c ID
PEANUTS FRESH ROASTED HOURLY
BY the quart. peck, bushel OF sack
.. K. BRAND SALTED PEANUTS. deIic-
ious. pure and fresh every day. Is cents the
pound.
Mail and phone orders solicited Prompt
deliveries any part or the city.
o. K. PEANUT CO.,
III 9Th ST. y. W. Phone North SD N.
Branch Store. 1922 18th st. y W.
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-24

mid.air beneath the goddess with two
capitol policemen and sprinkling of
visitors as witnes ,es.
Then comes he comedy of the
dome An &c; nitric fellow W no had
invented IL parachute made in inef-
fectual effort 10 test his invention by
sending down from the dome several
of his parachut,s with cats attached
t. them. He WIS evidently afraid to
risk his own preci ,us life SD decided to
use felincs. His purpose was thwarted
bv the capitol police, re- enforced by the
Washington Humane society.
Statuury hall IL one of the most in
terestinS apartments in the CAPT tol.
1t contains the IT no and bronzs statues
of II number of \ nericans. distinguish
oil alike in wH' and peace: famous
generals. Statesmen, explorers: and diplU-
mats contributed to tho general gov
ernment by til" several states. each
state selecting its most Industrious SONS.
Included anon; these statues are
those OF Georg, Washington and
Thomas II. Benton of Missouri, Dam
iel Webster and Gen. Starke of New
Hampshire, Robert Fulton, inventor Of
the steamboat, uId II. Fl. Muhlenburg
of Pennsylvania; Ethan Allen of Yer
mont, Cass of Michigan, Gen. james
A. Garfield and Allen of Ohio. Roger
Sherman of Connecticut, John Jay Of
New York, Richard Stockton and the
dashing Gen. Phil Kearney of New
Jersey, Abraham Lincoln, Gen. Shields
of Missouri, jacques Marquette, the
priest explorer; Senator Kenney, West
Virginia, and Citation of New York. -
Exchange. a.-t
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Coed wcrk Il Loved Work

If a man doesn't love his work, he
had better get So nathing else to do.
But the trouble is that such people
will hardly love uuy kind of work.
The trouble Is in them. They lack
intelligence. If they knew enough
to know good work, they would soon
learn to love it. The manual train
ing scheme has this in view-to sur.
round the job man is doing with such
intelligence and taste as will make 1t
attractive to him.
THE man who is in love with his
job gets more commitment out of life
than any other" says Brander Mat.
taews; and he. gets u great part OF hts
contentment in doing his work right.
No man can love his work. who shirks.
No man can be contented who Ia dis.
honest about his work. This Is shirk.
ing or doing it negligently. So these
things always go together-honest work,
contentment and love of the job.-Ex-
change.
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1909
A Curious FLY

New Zealand hrlsts of fly that feeds
on spiders.
This fly is black and wasplike and
like the wasp. lives ina nest of ch.y
built in II crcvice. preferably in the
upper folds of heavy window cartains.
This is one of tho great annoyances of
the tidy housekeepcr in New Zealand.
Try as sho will. it is almost impossible
for nor To keep these flies from setting
up their homes ut the tops of her
curtains.
These nests of clay are made up of u
series of separate cells. usually from
five to eight in number. When the nest
is built the fly goes after spiders.
1t has no trouble in conquering the
spinners of silky webs. They succumb
more easily than do the American flies
which are SO unfortunate US to get
tangled i'll Il spiders weaving.
The fly carries the spiders t. its
home and imprisons each one in cell
Here the fly lays single egg, and
when the grub matches out it eats the
spider that has been provided for it.
When its food is all gone the mother
hy goes ont and catches another spider,
and she keeps this up until the young
fly is old enough to catch spiders for
itseif.-New York Telegram.
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A Lay Matter
change

Would you like the floors in mosaic ~
asked the architect
The Springfield man looked dubious.
Would you like the floors in mosaic
patterns?"
Il don't know 80 much about that, /"
ne finally said. II amt got any preju.
dice against Moses as man, and may.
be no knew a lot about the law. Al
regards laying Of floors. though, 1 kinder
think I'd rather have EN- unsectarian. y
L-Harper's Weekly.
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Kew Many Hours Sleep?

a committee was recently appointed
in Sweden to find out how many hours
children Of various ages should sleep in
order that they might be ut their hes,
during school hours.
According to their report. children
who are four years old should sleep Il
hours; children who are seven years
should sleep II hours; children who are
niue years old from nine to ten hours,
and those who are from IA to 81 from
eight To nine hours.
In their report they pointed out that
great deal Of anemia in children is
due to lack of sufficient sleep.-Home
Chat.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-12-24

The great white United States capitol
building is sort of central magnet of
great power which attracts many queer
people from all sections of this broad
land. Capt. J. P. Megrew, union war
veteran with splendid record, is in
e'mmand of the capitol police force,
and the, peculiar people who flock to
the big building come under his OBJ
servation.
Away back in the '7Os, before Capt.
Megrew became chief of the capitol
police, the tragedy of the dome" &C.
CURED. A young Catholic priest, who
had become demented from overstudy,
assembled to the platform just below
the Goddess Of Liberty. more than 259
feet above terra frma, and plunged
hesadlon2 into space. In striking the
thick copper sheathing of roofing over
the rotunda the body made deep in.
dentation i'm the metal, which Is now
pointed ont to visitors by the capitol
guides.
Next to the tragedy Of the dome is
a recent occurrence which is desig-
mated as the romance of the dome. .
\ young couple secured permission
from Capt. Megrew to be married be.
meath the great bronze Goddess Of
Liberty on the lofty congress steeple
The novel ceremony was performed In
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G.. GOLD
Next door to Pioneer Saloon, Elko
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIL FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
.. OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE

JODlOlAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE
n COUNTY OF ELKo.
Against p. n. Wore Defendant, Action
brought In the District Court OF the Fourth
Judicial District Of the State. OF Nevada. In
/ and for the County CT Elko, and the Complair
Med In the offioe OF the Clerk Of said District
Court
The STATE Of Nevada sends greeting TO:
p. L. Wore Defendant
You are hereby required to appear 10 an
Piaintii. i1sths District Court of the FourtS
judicial Distrlotoi the state OF Nevada. in and
plant He'd therein, within ten days, (exciusivs
OF the day Of service). after the service on YOU
OF this Summons If served within This Comfy,
or II served out orthts County, but in this Ds,
trict within twenty days; otherwise within
forty daysAAor Judgment by default will be
ss ssS SgainSt you according 70 the prayer Of
The action is brought to Obtain JudEmen,
Gnd Decree q this Court against you, the said
interest due on June g., 1909, !, on two certasn
promissory notes; one for $3.50 dat d January
90 1905, payable 20 plsintin herein. with inter.
eat thereon at one per, cent per month from
missory note made, and delivered 70 Henry S
ras been paid, leaving balance due Of t2sS. is
June y, l~VI with interest thereon at eight 90
Seus rs June - a
Henry Voigf 70 the pfaintini herein for vaiuS-
pie consideration, and the plaintiff. herein
being the towner aud holder thereon, All OF
W sha viii more fully appear by references 20
which has been served upon you. attached 70 =
copy OF the original summons in ssid action,
And you are hereby uolified that ifyou fail to
appear s1d answer said Compiaint "a above
required, the said plaintiff wilitSko Judgement
ageipSt you for the sum of tAl - with interest
on Vl0Ou0 ~ ono ~ per cent per month from
June 1902, and with interest on e34s. Is A.
eight ~ per cent per annum from June TO- 1902
ana with reasonable attorneys fec and plain.
Tins costs and disbursements incurred herein
. Given under pY hand and the seal
- OF the District Court OF the Fourth
lsEALl judicial District Of tho State of
Nevada, In and for the County OF
Elko, this flth day OF juno In the
year Of our Lord, 1909.
A. q. DAwLBy Clerk.
by L. o. BErDgRSoN Dep
CHARLES II. HEFDEHsoN
Attorney
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CArisiia. sasIe. sstic..

December 28th.
Sunday II a. m. Subject Christian
Science" ....
Sunday School p. m. g
Testimonial Meeting Wednesday 7:3O
p. IN. Room Mayors Block.
A free Reading X ,om is also open to
the public daily. except Sunday, from 2
to 4 p. m.
All are cordially invited to attend
these services. 49,
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One tablespoonful Of beef extract,
stirred into one quart OF boiling water
until thoroughly dissolved. Add a
grated onion, a dash Of celery seed,
two ssNspoonfuls Of salt and one OF
pepper Stir until boiling. strain and
add ~ beaten yolks of two eggs.
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Presbyterian Church Notice.

December Goth.
Sermon II a. m Theme "Ecce Homo;
Ecce Rex"
Sunday School and. Kindergarten
1916
Sermon Up. IN. Theme The Christ
mas Star" -...
Everybody Welcome.
GEO. H. GREENFIELD, pastor
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S, Paul's Church.

St Paul'S Church.
December 26th.
Holy Communion ut II u. III.
Sunday School. 1890.
Evening Prayer and Sermon I p. IN.
All are cordially invited.
HoYf &. HENRIQUEs,
Missionary.
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Entered NJ the Ellio post Office for transmission
through the mMI> nS second-clnss matter.
The Iuka vidette. (Iuka, Miss.) 1894-1912, 1909-10-21
MT. M'KINLEY
DIR. COOK TO REFUTE CHARGES
OF GUIDE BERRILL.
Expedition Is Organized and Steps
Taken to Procure Records
Left on Summit.

New York.-Dr. Frederick A. Cook,
refuting the charges that he had not as
cended Mount Mckinley, in Alaska, in
1906, came out with statement in
New York Friday, after three-hour
conference with his attorney, intimating
that Edward N. Barrill, the guide who
accompanied him, had perjured himself
in his recent affidavit for a consideration
offered by his detractors. To disprove
BarrilPs statements, he further an
nounced that he had taken preliminary
steps to organize an expedition to as
eend Mount Mckinley and procure the
records which he says he left there. He
has requested Anthony Fiala, the arctic
explorer, to head the expedition, and
has asked Prof. Ii. c. Parker of Column
bia University to accompany Fiala.