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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23
Birthday Party.

An enjoyable party was given on Thurs
day evening to celebrate the 18th birth
day of Miss Lillye Williams at the home
OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Viii
liams, at Kemptown.
Musical selections were rendered and
games &ere played.
a BABY Contest was held and Miss
Willye Lewis was awarded first prize,
and r. W. Boyer Consolation Prize.
Later in the evening refreshments were
served on daintily decorated table.
Miss Williams was attired in beanti-
tul gown of crushed apricot satin, draped
with white net and caught with forgetme-
nots and rosebuds.
About fifty guests were present, from
whom she received number of hand
some presents.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23
TARIFF AND TRADING.

The New York Tribune editorially be
means the inactivity of American ship
pers in organizing steamship lines to avail
themselves of the short cut to trade with
the growing Republics of the West coast
Of South America when the Panama
Canal shall have been completed. 1t
dolorously compares our present back
wardnesS in the competition tor ocean
borne commerce with contrasting condi-
tons many years ago, when we led the
world. Now. when our Government is
expending hundreds of millions of dollars
in opening great gateway OF commerce
to the ships of the world. and when Great
Britain, Japan and other nations are
actively preparing 10 convey under their
flags the merchandise we may send
through the canal to Peru and Chill,
there is no sign of corresponding stir in
our merchant marine.
Instead Of getting ready to participate
in thSnew movement Of trade across the
isthmus, our shippers are sitting indo-
lently on their launches and begging the
Government to help them TO help them
selves in doing losing business by a
grant OF subsidies 10 be paid out of the
common pursei
This is the abject condition of our
Government, which with one hand is dig
ging canal to promote trade while with
the other hand it is putting tariff en-
barge on international trading. Until we
pull down our tariff bars our flag will
remain practically unknown on the far
seas no matter how many canals we may
die.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23

The WOODEN and worsted men had a
dinner in New York the other night. and
one OF the speakers was Professor Emery.
OF the Presidents Tariff Board He
made some references to Protection which
did not strike our own Charles Heber
Clark as duly reverential. lone part of
Professor Emerys speech" he said. lis
offensive TO me-" Thus pleasantly turn
ing post-prandia oratory into debate
on one of the most explosive Of subjects.
he added: He considers the tariff a
favor given to us manufacturers who
apply for it. If he has any such idea he
IS sadly astray." Mr. Clark has never
been able to shake off the habit of a
humoTlst, and he went on to say that
Ignorant editors speak of plundering
Trusts Why, Trusts were formed to
keep prices down" No person with a
reasonable regard for the value of time
would waste ANY OF it in arguing Mr..
Clark propositions. They are interest
ing to glance at, and as the tariff is the
mother of the Trusts this praise of both
the tariff and the Trusts by the same per
son is OF some significance.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23

The final estimate of the cotton crop
by The Department of Agriculture is that
the production Of the past season amounts
to a little less than eleven and a half mil
lion bales, compared with trihe over
ten million bales last year and over thir
teen and half million bales two years
ago The crop of 1908 was exceptionally
large. as the next crop was uncommonly
small. The crop for this year is good
full crop, without being phenomenal or a
record breaker, and it would not seem
that present prices could be maintained,
whatever the immediate effect upon
speculative quotations may be The Off
clal report is considerably lower than the
average estimate made by member Of the
New York Cotton Exchange The Off
clal hgures are. of course, compiled from
reports OF the growers, and these are very
much in the habit of Understanding their
production.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23
Marriages in November

During the month Of November mar
rlages were performed by ministers in
the county as follows
Rev. E. H. Lamar, 6; Rev. Ulysses s.
u. KuPp' q Key; +. l., Mclean 3; Rev.
Henri l.. G. Kietfer, 2; Rev. Jacob Valen.
tine, colored. ?; Rev. Absaiom WiIliar
Bollver, 2; Rev. FIR. James O'Connell
Brunswick. 2; Rev. L. I. Knox, Rev Fr
W, Kane, Rev. Simon S. Miller, Rev
F. H. Hummebaugh, Rev. H. w Znse
Mye5rsyille; Elder David GrossnickIe'
Ladiesburg; Rev. Awhile Conner, Buck,
eystown; Rev. G.. w. Thomas. Adams.
town; Rev. l. B. Hershey, Emmitsburg.
Rev. Or. Charles Renewal, En- nits,
burg; Rev. George w. Crist Walkers
vile; Rev.O. E. Bregenzer Union Bridge.
Rev Charles NJ: Smith, Burkittsviiie;
Rev B. R. Carnahan Mt. Pleasant; Rev
B. F. Ruley, New Market, Rev. Robert
Burck, colored, Brunswick. and Rev,
VIM. "A. Harris, colored, each one.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23
20, 900 Red Cross Seals Sold
Here.

Upwards OF 10000 of the Red Cross
Seals have been disposed of in Frederick.
Thirty thousand of the seals were placed
on sale and the past weeks sale at the
three agencies, Pearre's, Wlllamson's
and the Busy Corner. has been gratifying
to those who have the matter in CHARGE
In addition to large number of small
purchasers, some business men an
nounced that they intended to place Red
Cross seals on all their mail, and it is
confidently believed the remaining seals
OF the total number will be disposed a
before Christmas. This number is NOR
than double the number sold last year. y
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23
Free kindergarten Entertainment

The Free kindergarten entertainment
was given on Thursday afternoon, the
22nd inst, and was most pleasing. The
handsome Christmas tree was orna-
mented with such articles as were made
exclusively by the children, and the
generous donors to this most worthy
institution, contributed literally all kinds
OF fruits, candies and toys, all of which
were most happily received by the little
tots. This school is most excelIently
managed and the progress attained BY
the little ones is most remarkable. II is
free school and is supported by the
liberality Of the good people of our city,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23
Proclamation by the Governor

Governor Crothers has issued his proc
lamation declaring Monday, December
10th, legal holiday.
This means two successive days oil
rest for nearly every one, as all whole
sale business houses, banks. trust COM
panies and most of the stores will close
on Saturday night before Christmas
and will not open again until Tuesday
morning.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23

THE raw material for making paper
from wood pulp is abundant in the vast
virgin forests of Canada. In the United
States, on the contrary, we have so far
reduced the area of our forest lands as to
bring on a condition of scarcity and high
prices. The Government has been forced
into the adoption of measures intended
to prevent further waste and to conserve
present sources of supply In the face
of the plentitude on the other side of the
Canadian line and dearth on this side,
what consummate folly it is 10 put tariff
duties on the import of Canadian lumber,
wood pulp and paper, thus putting pre-
MUM on further destruction of our forests
and undoing with one hand what we aim
to accomplish with the other
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23
NEW AoVERTIsEMENe
AN OPPORTUNITY.

A special two weeks course for practical
men, orchardists, etc, in fruit growing,
insect pests and plant diseases will be
given at the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege, beginning January 80, 1911.
The local inspectors for State Horticul-
tural Department work will be selected
from those taking this course. All persons
interested should write at once to
PROFESSOR T. B. SYMONS,
College Park Maryland
dec 23-1t.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23
THE CITIZEN,
aE-EsrAsLIsHEois2o.)
FREDERICK CITY. MARYLAND.
sshs. n. sAveHmAN. c. FRANCIS sAueHMAN
G. Ill. BAUGHMAN II SON.

The price of THE CITIZEN is sI.OO the year,
strictly in advance. This price has prevailed
since August Srd. 1894.
Whilst THE CITIZEN is first OF all a polit
al newspaper and the recognized organ of
the Democratic party in Frederick County, it
also aims 10 give all the important local news
and selected miscellaneous reading matter of
interest to all members of the family.
Communications on interesting subjects are
always desirable and especially local news
from the county.
Sign same in full fo- confidence and write
only on one side of paDer. sample copies
q ably sent to any address
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23

Nix. SHERLEY, of Kentucky, has re-
newed the proposition for a Budget Com
mittee in the House of Representatives.
He would have 1t composed of the Chair
man and the leading members, majority
and minority, of the Committee on APP
propriationS the Ways and Means Com.
mttee, and the committees among which
the House of Representatives now scat
tiers several of the appropriation bills
with the inevitable result of scattering
the national revenue. 1t is not very i'm
portant how the committee shall be con-
stitu,ed, but there will be no economy in
appropriations until the present vicious
ptactice shall be stopped The Military
Committee and the Naval Committee
and the Agricultural Committee and
the Fishery Committee and every
other committee that prepares an appro-
puatlon bill tries to get all the money il
can for lis pet branch Of the public serv-
ice. Prodigality can be checked only by
having all OF the bills come from one
committee, and it would be still further
Improvement TO give the same committee
jurisdiction over revenue bills also.
That would be Budget Committee.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23

HE monument to General Steuben in
the national capital is an assurance that
his name will live for all time with the
names of the other heroes from FOREIGN
lands who gave their swords to the cause
Of American liberty. ''s
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23

THE conclusion Of the subcommittee
that investigated the charges that Lori
mer's seat in the Senate was bought is
that the Senator is not convicted Of do
ing the buying. In view of the fact that
several members of the Illinois Legis.
lature have confessed to being bribed.
and that seventeen Democrats deserted
their candidate and went over to Lorimer.
the evidence that some one did the
buying is strong enough for all practical
purposes.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23

THE plan of campaign outlined by
Woodrow Wilson in dealing with New
Jersey politics is simplicity itself. When
he finds that representatives in the Legis-
lature fail to represent he will make an
appeal to the sovereign constituency be-
hind them. He has faith in his sover-
eigns.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23

The CITIZEN tenders to its patrons
and friends, A Merry Christmas, and a
Happy New Year
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23

Ir is evident that President Taft does
not share the opinian of Senator Cum
minis that the worst Republican is better
than the best Democrat.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23

WE HAVE SERVED OUK m
irons REGULARLY FOR Mokh|
THAN ONE HUNDRED YEAN''
AND AN INVITATION ID IN
TENDED YOU TO OPEN AN nv
COUNT, IN THE SAVINGS ",
PARTMENT OR A REGuLA1
CHECKING ACCOUNT all
ACCOUNTS WHETHER LAko1I
OR SMALL RECEIVE THE sAMSI
CAREFUL ATTENTION.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23
FRIDAY, DECEMBER %, 1910.

II WILL TELL JUDGE DOUG
LASS FRANKLY AM NOT IN
FAVOR OF NEGRO CITIZEN
SHIP
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-12-23

CENTRAL NATIONAL D
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE
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The Washington times., 1910-09-27

TO LET-BT THE r H SMITH CoMPAHsT
z. O SMITH LEE d. LATIdER
1905 Nez York Avenue
THE WOODWARD At south end Of Con
necttcut Ave. BFidEe, 3 :, s, and rooms
and bath, SO TO Sis
THE PARKwOOD. I7ls X 81 NV. rooms.
servants room ana bath $50 10 $1,000
THE DUPONT. 1717 9th ST. and 6
rooms and bSSh. $500 20 5000
THE DAAIARIsCOTTA. SIS 18Th ST. y
w and rooms and bath 5000 20 $50 o.
THE DON CARLOS. zo07 o ST y W. 5
rooms and bath. $3.50 20 =. o.
THE NORTHAMPTON. If15 " ST. y. W. s
rooms and bath. elevator 5000.
TIE BALFOUR annex. I5as Z ST y w.
? and rooms and bath $50 co $50
THE BALTIMORE. Issz FILLMORE ST.
:to.os % ana rooms ana 0A'h 'oo'' %
THE MT PLEASANT. sI5S Mt PLEAS
Ant ST. 5 rooms and bath.-ff0-oo
THE WESLEY 1szl CoIT-MRIA ROAD. :
rooms. reception hall and bath. Ssoco 70
TIE SHELBY. 1919 COLUMBIA ROAD \.
W. ana rooms reception nall and hath.
porch. $50 and 5000
/ THE WALLIS. 1ef7 LAMONT ST. y. ",
rooms and bath SEQ
/ TIE GIBRALrA. 18TH AND EALORANfA
SIS n W ready October = and
rooms and hath. $500 10 $50
THE FILLMORE. IIzs NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE, ana rooms and BATH new, Sz7-5c
and SEGo0
THE MANOR HOUSE 1zef MONROE ST
y W. 4. 3. and rooms and hath.
porches. {so0o, $500. and $500
z750 18TH ST. n W CORNER s room,
and bath. very desirable. SAGA
COR 18th AND WALLACE SITS. ID
FLOOR. 8 rooms and hath. $50 O.
ss0s 18TH ST y W large roo-,s and
bath. steam heat. fanitor. $3.50
1875 SWAMI s., 5 rooms and bath. porch.
. 7o7 ETH ST y W. rooms and bath. ian
itor service. S5oe0
The Washington times., 1910-09-27
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

B-FoiIosing schedule figures pa5Ishss
- Is inf5rruat50r and are not -.l.-rlrl razs :
For Atlanta. Birmingham Mooile- New
Orleans. Asheville. : q m and Ie=s5 p II
daily.
Ger Roanoke. Knoxville, CHATTANOOGA BIZ
rufu-taui. New Orleans. 1C-1U J. n
For Roanoke. Knoxville Chattanooga. Nash
Vile Memphis. f-IU n daily (SleeutnE
car open after 10 p M
Tor Atlanta BirFl inE5a-1- Colombia
Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. Savannah. Jack
sosvgfIe, and Florida pofuts. As n n daily
L q. BROWN. Genera AzsaE
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. ii
LEAVE UNION STATION

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every OCner Hour the odd Hon.
To PHILADELPHIA and new TORK
NEW TERMINAL I'd ST. NEW YORK
-I.6o a m--Diner, Pullman Psr-er Car
5s-eG a rn--5-hour train CAFE ParIcr Car
GOO a r1--CaIs PaEL0r Car
- 90 a Tu--Diner and pullman Parlor ca
go D rn--D5ner and Pullman ParIo- Car
sg-o6 o rn--'-Eoyal Limited" Al PuIIrasn-
Efve-hOUr-
.f-oo p m.-Cosches 70 PHILADELPHIA
$50 ? m--Diner and Observation 7zrIos
sS.O9 D m--COaches to New York
s79-t5 \ T-Sleepe rs TO New Eork
s2.5s a m--Sleepers 70 PhiIadsl Dhiz asld Ns,s
ATLANTIC CRY, f7:Oo. sea. tu.Os =
NV ~ To Baltimore
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
week Days. Z a n q II p NJ
s2.s, f5.OO. 1850. -5.ao '72o is-09, -s.58 ia
go 500 L5-O3 ga. f6.09 's-s5. f7.oS. ss.SS
80 so sIo.IO -I0-s5. -lI-S0. sIz-I5. y. T
i''- WESTWARD
CHICAGO. @I.Z2, $50 p II
COCTN~ATL ST LOUIS and LOUIS
MILE ~s.16 q m. '4-05 p m, '12=f6 nfzat
PTTTSBCRG, @9-15 a. M IL '9-Ie . =
s7s-ec night Sleeper ready 10 p n
CLEVELAND, $40 , n
TSSSJ5+1I$-F-I-ISG, $40 g N. $50 , n
cIIIBERAND. SIS ?. IA. Queen CIty
sP %SiI-,tttCHEsrER 1910 g n. t4.t5. f5ss
, FFR7EiDERICk $50. fs:la. 1870 q m. a.ss.
ft:sS, Rows ~ 4s:1O a "a 4s.o0 .
.1eHfi1- Except Sunday. tSu1dzy only
- EPF4ONES az all OF the following
,-t-I-s- Offces- 1zIz 81. Tel Main 1884, SIS
eta,-58 Ticke1 once, Main 1885, Iafor.ls-
- r2-rrear Main 3JSu-
The Washington times., 1910-09-27
SEkBoARD AIR Line RY-

1875 a. m- daily >eaooard EaS- Mai"
Sal-ls96sh ana Jacksonville Pari0r car Jack
-,,5TT- % Tampa Through Sleeper -
,-7e1Fa DINING
- ii m daily SeabOaru Express, alec.
100 lighted sleepers and Oasersatio- ca
eL.--s-,-Isd with electric fans Thro-zh se--
80 % savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa A.
10 Birmingham. and Memphis DizIns
e~.--s~-l-et Once. 14ls New York ave y y
z A. HARWCCD- c T A.
GEO L PHILLIPS. D. 2. A
II ~. Q. 2 a. Po-Ls-.o.-h- u
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.

Prblisned only as inlorm2tio1 not glarantesd
- - Kentucky points Pullman see D
go. ), t~fucsuuati and Louisville Parlor ca
10 Virginia hot springs week Jays Dining
- ION. Clarlottes--il-e
/ 80 y m dally-CINCINNATI-ST- LOUIS
~t.T-ECO SPECIAL Sold train St
80 v-ith Pullman sleePers &C ChIcaEa
- only at Important stations Pu-lrnaa-1
80 eT-rinrneut and c. & O. Cininsy car.
go r. NJ daily-E- r V LIMITED r1r
,-i---5vnlssrf Louisville, the West, Southwest
- N-,,-rfv-est- Pullman sleepers &c VIZ
Tinia bot Springs Cincinnati. and Louisville
x o. aiuin= car
q Of@ces 5l5 Pa ave- 1s5J F st. and
r--so1 station Phone Main less and rs ro-
seI-1-o-s hsgEaEs checks. reser atoms. and
The Washington times., 1910-09-27
APARTMENTS TO LET
Unfurnished.
a. T. FOX COMPANY.
ESTABLISHED 1875.
I4th AT NEW YORK AVE
HEATED APARTMENTS.

HEATED APARTMENTS.
THE NEWPORT 2I84 FLA. AVE.
rooms and bath..--.......S 100. $3.50. $5s-eo
THE La CORONA" AS II ST n w.
3 rooms and $3.50 $z'-S0
THE SUFFOLK" 1867 IRVING ST.
rooms and - -
rooms and -------------..... S559
THE ALLENHURST," 1906 COL RD-
rooms and bath..-----...I s5 %. $50 so 90
THE KENYON" 1872 KENYON ST.
rooms and bath-----------------SSZ %. 800
rooms AMI bath..-..-........... $50, T49-O'
THE LANIER," I749 LANIER PL-
PRICES REDUCED.
TIL . S + MODERN. SCREENED
APARTMENTS. 3, 4, AND 5 ROOMS
AND BATH; NEWLY PAPERED: ALL
OUTSIDE ROOMS, WITH PORCHESs
AND CHURCHES; PRICES, $500
$s7-50 $3.50. $500
THE MANSFIELD" 1870 NJ ST. NV.
SEE WHIST WE ARE OFFERING
IN A DOWNIOWN MODERN APART
MENT HOUSE AT REASONABLE
RENTALS. WITH SCREENS. AVN
INGS, AND PHONE SERVICE. NEW
LIZ PAPEkED APARTMENTS-2 AND
ROOMS AND BATH-S3000. 80. 80.
AND &35-0- HALF BLOCK FROM
CONNECTICUT AVE, OVERLOOK
ING RHODE ISLAND AVE. WITHIN
TEN MINUTES WALK OF SHOPPING
DISTRICT ASK JANTTOR To LET
YOU INSPECT THEM so YOU CAN
BETTER APPRECIATE WHAT WE
ARE OFFERING
HOUSES ALL SECTIONS.
I4l4 P L ave. II 1916 81 11-b ssa q
7. .. .--.---.-..-F75.oo Zs15 N ST. IOr.b. 3 81
1870 Cor St. I2T.b 45.O017s0 Cor 81 I0r.b 95 81
FLATS
i2zS1s n g. Izls . e. 81. b. =
81 II o. i2-l - y z Er L 50
sos 18th s. z. lIsfz f.h y .5r,b Ic q
Er- b-------.----- 1o-50
STORES
l5lf n st. -------.--- 4-59-s-
OFFICE ROOMS.
Metropolitan Bank Bldg. SI60o % S55.00.
In our new Office building. 15I1 II 81
GARAGES
1903 To 1441 COLUMBIA COURT.
CAPACITY FROM I To CARS:
PRICES RANGING FROM $3.50 TO
$500 PER MONTH
WAREHOUSES;
i2ls CsrIinTs alley ga %
Call for our complete list
PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY.
The Washington times., 1910-09-27
W0RKINGMEN'S WANTS

WCRKISGMEN-Its cheaper in the end
when your mon YOU spend, bring a
friend see our stock tailored slightly lIgpJ
suits 3 to SIS; this price won't offend: Lirr-
~ attend. one price JUSTH'S OLD
STAND. SO D.
The Washington times., 1910-09-27
SEWING MACHINES

BEST VALUES ever oGered-Drophead sing
-. $3.50 drophead New Home. S17-5G- cabi-
net grand standard $50, Domestic droplsar
So Davis hand machine. $3.50. Renting and
re7a iring all makes Express for hire School
supplies LARhIN, Sd and 4 y " Phone
Main 5z55-
The Washington times., 1910-09-27
PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES

AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS
Ny cooperative plan for developing and
printing enables you TO secure an Sx15 en-
IargemCnJ absolutely free. Cal and learn
the details Phone Main 1913
SEAERODk. eos + st y X
The Washington times., 1910-09-27
LOCkSMITH

THANKS TO our policies We are no more z--
cidents- Mocha meal baFga rs; KEYS made
that IT. shears. scissors, knives. razors and
saws shaTpened. lamps and JiIstoves cleaned
and repaired n E PsRUE SER The Lock
smith. 10 I1th st y. W
The Washington times., 1910-09-27
CONTRACTOR AND eUlLDE7

DROP POSTAL. for our estimates on house
repasrinE and remcdelinE- J. z GTRES
Iszs I 81 y. ". Phones = ss07 sRd y 12so "
The Washington times., 1910-09-27
CLOCK HOSPITAL

a RESPONSIBLE and experienced watch
maker viii call for your tfneplecs and de-
liver same anyU where IN the District. Prices
reasonable Tei- Line 2551 OF postal. WASH
I<GTO\ CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIR
CO Is Il y L
The Washington times., 1910-09-27
For Sale OF Rent,

FOR SALE OR EEST-s--ooD 5uzgzloEss
large lot. convenient 20 cars SI1-5e month
A. " LALLERT. Een4lv-or-h. d c Fo1s
us Lincoln. OF H y TAPLIS. Is5T z 81
- W ECoe rs Main
The Washington times., 1910-09-27
SPlRITUALlSM

MEETINGS Sunday. AIOnIay. THURSDAY
D m, daily readings at home OF Mrs. 7
E HALTBY. $50 n St y W Phone y Ssf2
MRS WHITE viii reopen her seance on
Wednesday and Fri4ay evenings. = O'Clock
sc Sth st y w
The Washington times., 1910-09-27
MOTORCYCLES

HAVE on HAND q few slightly used
motorcycles in excellent condition inClud-
ing the following. . Har.ey-Day3 dsols.
Excelsior. I Yale. Indians. I Linue4 polls
--speed van All very REASONABLE p "
CORR SIS 9Jh s. y W
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RAILROADS

FOB EENT-Nsw Groom cottage. or car
fare. near car line 81 18Th 81
The Washington times., 1910-09-27

y. 7. SANSRCRN co.
Te-E1 18th st y. W
The Washington times., 1910-09-27
BICYCLES

SEE Us about Viking bicycle repaired fret
FOR one year T y AICDD. JR-, NC I.Zs
New York ave y. ".
WANTED-I00 second hand bicycles. P 7
MENDELL & CO. lis 7th ST. y ".
We ARE stTI selling .'Cnlcorn'' tires az
50 P. :. NIENDEBL & CO. us sth y w
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WINDOW CLEANING

white help and moderate prices LEON r
CAEOON, Acme Window Cleaning % re-
moved 10 81 G s. y " Phone AZ has.
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DENTISTRY

CIT RATE PAINLESS DENTISTRY
Full set Of teeth SS5u Gold Crowns s.
BridSev Crk. Sc Filings. soc Up- PAINLESS
Z Ell RACTIO% FREE L. : ARMY 4
NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS. cor 7th and
/ r SIS Entrance. SO St y W Phone
I Main see
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FOR RENT-FJur large rooms. 1st ard d
floors water and gas in kitchen. SI0- =
square from cars 40 Gei-oss PARK. Hy-
attsviile- Nd
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FOR EENT-S-rosm cottage a. W005monT.
Nd IL square ears bll1. range. hot and
cold water electric light. fine waite and
shade stable e. T. JANNEE- Curtis school,
West Washington. d -
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RUG WEAVING.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old carp-Ss,
The Washington Rug weaving Co orIcs
g. works. ss1 9Th - W Main 49,
H&>C=O3IE re, erzIL-z rigs rom worn car
peLs. we guarantee our work ECLIPSE RUG
WEAVING CO. -Z16 Ga ave Phone zg54-T
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FOR RENT-STORES
70 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate al lowest current rates. Special priv
ileEes with respect 20 prior payments Large
amounts specially TYLER & RCTHER-
FORD, 80 18th St y. W.
MONEY TO LOAN on D Q. EE-A Z. EST Tr
Lowest rates Of interest. Payments N
principal amounts OF S1e0 or more re-
cefve5 a. any interest period The r u
$40 p co. 6cnd Bldg-. lioS y Y ave
MONEY TO LOAN-s-5o 10 $4,000 on u g
rezr estate Interest low. and al trans
actions conducted with economical considera-
ton Tor borrowers.
WI H SAUNDERS < CO.
zs07 r ST
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES or
INTEREST on D g. Real Estate No IN
reasonable delay
WALTER h ACKER
100 ST. y W
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COTTAGE CITY. Nd
LOTS FOR SALE
$ PER MONTH
On Baltimore and Washington BOULEVARD
oear District line water and sewer system
Apply to COTTAGE CITY LAND CO.
Room 50. Pacific Bldg, 81 F at y W
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