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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-16
AUTOMOBILE GOSSIP

To test the efficiency of the Baker
Electric for touring. Reamer and
Haynes, the Philadelphia representa-
tives of the Baker. made very sue
cessful run from Philadelphia to At
iafltic City Tuesday, June IS.
The start was made from Philadel-
phia at s A. NJ. and In spite Of the
bad condition OF the roads due to
heavy rains and heavy going near
Pleasant Hill, Absecon and Harmon
ton. owing to road repairing. the trip
was completed In four hours and thirty
minutes.
The car was a stock model equip
ped with n. p. Exide battery t2S
GELD and carried two passengers with
baggage, extra tires and other equip
ment. THE run was made without
q single stop for epairs. and after ar
irving at Atlantic City the car was
run Tor eight miles before the bat
teries required charging.
The return trip. taking the long
way around (6s miles). was made In
four hours and fifteen minutes In q
heavy storm. After arriving In Phila-
delphia the. car. was run twenty-four
miles, a total OF ninety-two miles. on
the same charge.
A. Il, Hanson, one OF the pioneers
of the automobile industry, has Joined
the Chalmers Motor Company a. spe-
ciai representative In Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Kentucky. Missouri, wfscon-
sin, Minnesota and Michigan.
Mr., Hanson Joined the Pope Toledo
Motor Company when that concern
was organised. He has had large ex-
perience III every department Of both
the notwithstanding and selling ends OF
the industry. For tho past two years
he has been one OF the most prorni-
nent automobile dealers IN. Toledo.
His addition 70 the selling depart
pany IL i decided move toward the
perfection OF the selling organisation
of that company. Mr.. Hanson has a
large acquaintance among the trade In
the territory he will cover. and his long
experiences Ii q guarantee of his sue
ces In his new connection.
IN the Denver Endurance Contest
Rambler hfty-four won with perfect
road score and only TIVE points against
1t after technical examination. tina
contest coveted seven, hundred. and
twenty -four miles over the worst roada
In Colorado.
Inle AAMH0Ft Wnlcn competed with
twenty well known. high priced cars.
end won with = perfect road scots,
II ready to start on another such trip.
From tho Atlantic seaboard TO the
summit Of the Rockies In q Maxwell
rnnabout q q. trip Just. completed by
Georxe 4. Flynn. an automobile deal
er. OF Hunting. w. Va. III order ia
make GOOD his end Of d wager with
d refractory customer Flynn had
sold the runAbout 10 j lawyer. and
the. latter returned It, complaining
that Jacket was broken. Ftynn ex-
amined 1t. ana said &he only damage
was d broken spark hkig. ThS irate
ATTORNEY refused 10. accept the car.
ana Fiynn offered to wager with the
car ~ the purse, that he could dive
Ii anywhere the lawyer stipuiatsds 4
he Was tSasohabis- 3
100 to Hutt4. Mont. III fourteen
days. eaid- the lawyer. xad Flynn
started. He reached thSfe Ia thir-
teen days. The car Wa ready Tor
III return trip. but ii6t .a6 the mllfi.
Fiynfi dsctatsd tx would nexir nuke
the trip axain to- ~ the autoIAo-
hites ossr maaufaelu 5e . ataxtss
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Skinquarter

Z q 8 4lgFt+ ~
Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
NOSLEy'E JUNCTION. July Ia
Rev. r. II. Rudd. formerly Of Skin
quarter but now pastor Of churches In
Middiesex county. Va. was visiting
friends and relatives here this week.
He returned homo Thursday. s
Mr.. Charlie BurEis or New York, who
was reared IN this community visited
friends. here this week. While re-
thu familiar scenes Of hi6 ear
ut Lone Oak. q
Misc canie Kay. Of Portssnouth, ana
Miss Blanche Haines. of SUFFOLK, WI.
are Visiting friends at Lone Oak this
week. M
\ Farmers IN this section lire very
busy now nishink UP the work III tbs
season In their crops. The Prospects
tor good crops ire. We ffiix 7Ss''';s N
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Highland Park.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Cottrsll ana !. two
. M spen and / Mr. Mrs. az 4 Busk,sy aha tx6
children have returned fro ma visit g
relatives IN Washington. p. q, ana
Tss q. 3, ri viii psst Eussday
mr.. John q PrtrAm, IA Pittsbur9. FL
after a visit to friends hare has re-
iitsls Gisdys yxukhAn continues vory
1 The i new horsis 6f III. ~. IN Eipss
comb, 81 Richmond. "a FcAfth avApue
and Custer street. - bSihg built RAPID
Nj. ], ToppinE Ii, hsyanl y My Pkst-l
" Residence bttiit az NAyt1ahd sAy&npeI
Miss Eu3Stii2 G6fd0h a MN Xttks
y VISITING at the R4nnte hqE4e. q.
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Cofrroth Arranging Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1s.--Pro-
moter James Coffroth has arranged
plans for staging In San Francisco the
last of August twenty-round boxing
contest between Champion Ad VOL
CAST and Owen Moran The date Ii
uncertain. because Manager Jones Ii
not certain when Wolgasts arm will
be strong enough.
Coffroth says he has assurance that
the fight game will be resumed In San
Francisco just as II was before the
recent spasrn of antipugilisrn broke
out. Coffroth also is Considering pull
ing off some fights In Reno. where
hotel and restaurant keepers, gamblers
and merchants are eager to wefcoms
another fight crowd
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Cincinnnti. (: Boston, 1

~ A~o'tV''
CINCINNATI, D., July 1e,--Cinc'n-
natl knocked Cnrtiss off tie slab IN
the second inning and won easily. ;
to /. Suggs was hit frequently. but
kept hits well scattered. Ferguson
pitched welt. Mitcheif's home run IL
the first inning with d man on basg
was the feature. Graham was ordered
off the field by Umpire tombstone for
disputing decision.
Score by innings: K
Cincinnati ........2 40 o 0 1 0 IS
Boston ..........0 0 o / 0 0 0 OIL
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N IS PUZZLE
70 The CHAMPS
- hftnMsd from First rage. )

" e1ftnH0d from First fAEe.e
koNksh innlng, but Ii went glim-
Whan Baker ended the inning
sational catch Of spratt's
6tS between third and short.
led on with an easy
i b&Sk of second. which Baker
I Doyle sacrificed him to seq
y avail HeW out 10 Iandgrafr.
9& paf.puxcly passed 10 get q
IA natter NIB and Hpratt came
lEA picked out the, first ball
ma drove It toward left
lIr 1orre. Baker was of
y tex n sok the bat and made a
erfch, retiring the side.
IA men faced salve In the
il8G1 no worked, seven men
n nryt ana only one to secs
Nefe lett on base, 1
~ skbAth had j stolen base and
\ kcr3lrs hit was registered.
ck out nix OF the visitors.
STrx whiffed two Of the Colts.
M tn hat three times and
och tirae. The score.
E5xf1s1fulad.
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Washington, I; Detroit, ..

DETROIT. MICH, July 16.--Wash-
ington hit killian hard. while Groom
was effective, the result being VIC
tory for the visitors by score of TO
8. Two double plays by Detroit were
the fielding features.
Score by innings: TX.
Washington .......I00 o121 20--7
Detroit ..........0 90 0 0 0 / -S
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Eastern Carolina Ieas 20.

At Wilmington--Ffrs game: VIII
son, q Wilmington, 0. Second game;
Wilmington. s.; Wilson. 0.
AT Rocky Mount-Rocky MouEt, 8;
Raleigh. 2.
At Goldsboro-First game: tayette-
Vile. S; Goiasboro, /. Second game
Goldsboro, Z, Fayetteville. 3.
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-Rnstn1, a.fsf1trnp1,. 2

BOSTON. July 1s.-scott was
knocked out of the box in the fourth
inning by the locals, and Boston won
Its fourth straight game from Chicago
by score of to 2.
Score by innings: X.
Boston s02010 @.--s
Chicago ..........0 0 % 0 o c.
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New England Ieag1,,.

At Lynn--Lynn. 9; Worcester, /.
AT Worcester--Worces :: Lynn,
3.
At Haverhill-Haverhili, s: Law
renee, /.
At Lowell--Lowell. 6: Fall-River.
2.
At Observation-Disclosures, ); New
Bedford. /.
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Carolina Association.

At observation-disclosures q; AE-
derson, o.
AT Greenville--First game: Greer
Vile, z; Charlotte. 0. Second game:
Greenvilie, O.; Charlotte, 0. called end
ninth inning; darkness.
AT Winston-Salen- game:
Winston Salem, s: SpartanDurs, /.
Second game; Spartanburg, 2. Win
ston-Salem, q.
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AT Montgomery, 4; Attain
ia, 2.
At Chattanooga-Ne Orleans. /,
Chattanooga, D.
At Memphis emphis. Il Mime
apolis mfw INF inf MT mfg mgwkwkm
At Memphis-Memphis /; Birming-
ham. o.
At Notwithstanding. 6: Mobile,
n
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At Des Moines-sioux City, /; Des
Moines, D.
At Topeka--Topeka. 4; Denver, 2.
At Lincoin-Lincoln, 3 Omaha, :.
AT st. Joseph-St. Joseph, S: Wioh-
tia A.
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wolaa.s and Coles Matched.

MUNCIE. IND. July lG-Ad VOL
fast, champion light weight was to-
day matched to box eight rounds with
Freddie Coles. Of Indianapolis. Angst
18th. before the Magis City Athletic
club here
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MINOR LEAGUE SCORES.


American Association.
At indianapolis; Indianapolis, Is
Kansas city, 0.
At Coiumbus-Minne s.; Co.
lumbus. 3.
At ouisvine--Louisville, s; Mill
waukee, l.
At Toledo--Toledo, 8: st. Paul. ).
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New York State League.

At Wilkes Barre--wilkes- barre. :;
Albany, 6.
AT Binghamton-Utica 7. Bling
hamton, 2.
At Elmira-Syracuse. s. Elmlra. o.
At Scranton-Scranton, s: Troy, =.
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Eastern J,eag1,e.

AT Observation-Disclosures, 2:
Newark. o.
AT Observation-Disclosures 3; Mon
treal, 2.
sey City. 3.
AT Toronto--Toronto, s; Buffalo. 2.
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soutl, Ahlantic Iea9no.

AT Macon--Macon, 8: Jacksonville,
O. Forfeited.
AT Augusta--Augusta, / savannah
0.
At Columbus--Columbus 2, Column
bia, /.
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soutlleasteIn Lcag,lc

At Gadsden-Gadsden, 2; Knox
vile. 0.
At Rome-Rome. 2; Ashe Vile, O.
Al Johnson City--Johnson City. ::
Morristown. T.
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SATURDAYS Schedule.
Washington at Detroit.
St Louis AT Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
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pl.tsbnrR. d, New York, 1.

PITTSBUHG. July l6.-For the sec
ond day In Succession the Pittsburgs
won the game from New York by
having the winning run forced In BY
a base on balls. Pittsbnrg had the
bases full in the ninth and Raymond
gave base on balls. Il
Score by innings. X,
Pittsburg .........3 20 0 Q 20 l--s
New York ........0 8 0 0---T
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Tristate League.

At Reading--Reading. /: Harris
burg, i.
At Johnstown-Johnstown, 5: Lam
caster. 2.
At -Williamsport, 1e:
Trenton, 5.
At York--Altoona, s; Yo:k. 4.
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with $3.50 and arrived with 81 cents.

The entry list for HUDSON owners
experience run. to be. held OF, either
July IS or II, whichever date the
owner selects. has closed. The con-
ditions Of the run are that the owner
either drive the car himself or be
one OF the passengers. ana that on
either one Of these two days q 100
mile trip be taken No tools OF any
kind, except a tire repair outfit, are
to be carried. At least thfee photor
graphs must be taken Of the run. and
these, In company with q story 81
experiences OF the trip. are 10 be
mailed to the Hudson company. One
hundred and fifty dollars u offered a.
tho first prize, while 1880 more will
be divided among thu Hx next best
stories Of the run that are forwhred
to the company.
Much interest is conferred n the
match race between Ralph de Palma,
the mile track champion In the TO-
horsepower Fiat Cyclone" ana Geo.
Robertson In his S6-horsepower Sim
pick. which win take plaza IT the
matinee meet at the Brighton Beach
Motordrome on July a. When Hot-
ertson's new car was built there was
considerable speculation a. to wnA-
Their or not he would be able to trim
De Palma with It. This douhtie6s
would have been decided earlier IN
the season, save for the fAct that
Robertspn's illness and the naishap 70
his car have preciudsd It., ~ both
motor fans, the event should prove
- irtorAu<3nv ava Axrffin1 nrA f1n
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New YORK. 8: Cleveland,

NEW FORK, July is,--fr frr-
uph!l, battle New York defeated
Cleveland s 10 I. The winning run
was scored In the ninth inning on a
wild throw by Mitchell, the visitors
third pitcher. who tried TO catch
knight mapping sat first. Score:
Score by innings: r,
New York ..,o03$00o1t-
Cleveland .......0 8 0 1 O O 0 0 IL
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Saturdays Schedule.
New York at Pittsburg.,
Philadelphia at Chicago.
.ls Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Philadelphia. q; ST. Louis. 0.
Washington, z; Detroit 8.
Boston, 6: Chicago, 2.
Cleveland, I; New York. s.
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E1&1I 900 600 600 900 00---2
jas1Arx R1ua--nIckert. Grimm,
8uSei1. Murdoch. Earned
6nyilie. l.. Norfolk. 2. Stolen
lIxkeft. Grimm, Busch. Bon
hAm< ecr, Johnson. Sacrifice
x1fllis, Priest, Johnson Left on
3Anviile. Il; Norfolk, S. Double
x1est Id Maybefry to Scradcr.
Priest. First base on balls
EAnweil, 4: on Vance, 4. Struck
N EMneeIf. III by Vance, 4 Time
1E& hours umpires. Davis,
TX and Hussey. Attendance, 1000
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Conncctit,ut Leagnc.

AT observation-disclosures. 3 NSr-
Hampton, /.
AT Springfield-Springtield. 2;
Bridgeport. 0.
At New Britain--New Britain, i;
New Haven, /.
At New Hayen--New Haven, Il;
New Britain u. s#'4'ss+'7.-s' ',.@s'.4
At Hartford--Hartford. 4; Hoiyoke,
0, Second game: Hartford, s: Ht ~
oke g.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-28

STATE or WISCONSIN, MII4W AUKEE
County County Court In Probate,
In the matter Of the estate Of Paul Dendon,
deceased.
Letters administration on the estate of
Paul Delldon late OF the CTty OF WauWatosa,
IN said County OF Milwaukee, deceased. having
been duly granted TO George o. Lund By this
Court.
m is ORDERED. That the time from the
date hereof until and including the frs Tues
da Y of August, A. ID. 1910, be and the same is
hereby fixed as the time within which ltli cred
itors of the said Paul Delldon, deceased. Shall
present their claims for examination and al
IOWauce.
IN is FURTHER ORDERED. Thaean claims
for necessary funeral expenses, for the expen-
seS OF the last sickness of The decedent and for
debts having q preference under the laws OF
the United states which are presented within
sixty days hereafter be examine jsad Ht Insbea
by said Court. at its Court Rooms i9 Che Court
House, in the City of Milwaukee, iE SAID GouB-
", al the regular term thereof appointed to be
held on the first Tuesday of April 1919, and
an such creditors are hereby notified thereof
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, That an other
claims and demands OF all persons against the
said Paul Delldon. deceased,s ne examined
and adiuSted before this Court. ut its Court
Rooms IN the CoU House in the GitB 0f Mil
waulSee, IN said G, unity. at the regular term
thereof appointed to be held on the hrsr Tues
day Of October. 1919. and al creditors are
hereby notified thereof
TT Is FURTHER ORDERED. That notice of
the times and place at which said claims and
demands viii be examined ana adjusted as
aforesaid ana Of the time above limited for
said creditors to present their claims ana de-
mands be given hy publishing u copY or this
order and notice, for four consecutive weeks
once ia each week. In the Wauwa tas4s News. a
newspaper published in the County Of M@an
kee, the first publication To be within Fifteen
daEs from the date hereof,
Dated this 18th day of January. 1910
BY the Court.
County Judge
Perry Morton and Kroesing
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-28

8uLW AUEEE CCUNTY-c0UNTY COURT
In PROBATE.
In the matter of the last wiz and testament
of Richard Tenant. Sr., deceaged.
Upon reading and fling the petition of Agnes
s. Tenant Of Warwatosa Wisconsin. praying
that q trustee be appointed by this Court In
the matter OF the last viii and testament Of
Richard Tenant. ST.. deceased, To administer
the trust In said win thereby created. in favor
of petitioner now made necessary BY reason
OF the death Of Richard Tenant, Jr. also
mentioned In the last viii and testament Of.
Richard Tenant. ST., deceased, ana IN which
petition the appointment OF Edward Coulthard,
as trustee TO administer said trust, is prayed for
IT Is HEREBY ORDERED. That said applica-
ton be heard before this Court, II regular
term thefeaf 10 be held Mt the Court House
in the City OF Milwaukee, on the hrst fuescay
OF March 1910 a { the hour OF nine O'Clock a.
NJ. OF said day or as soon thereafter as the
same may be reached ON the calendar;
Ir Is FURTHE Err ORDERED, That notice Of
said application and hearing he given hy pub
fishing Il copy of this order for three success
siye weeks. once in each week iii the Wauwa-
t0sa News, Il new spaper published in said
County, prior 70 said hearing, and BY serving
copy thereof on Fred b. Peterson guardian ad
Item. at least ten days prior to said day of
hearing By the Court
NJ. 5. SHERIDAN.
County Judge
PERRY, MORTON & KROESING
Attorneys for Petitioner. 4aw3
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-28

When you hear man running down
his home paper or any other local in
dustry, take Il good look at him. Ten
TO one he will have chin as long as a
rail, an eye rs restless as a horse
thief, and he viii hitch around in his
chair as though lac had n touch of st.
Anthony's dance. Talk with him a
while and you will discover that he
has made a failure of everything he
every tried Except being disagreablel
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-28
WHY SOME rowNs GROW.
Has Men of Push and Energy Who Baei
Their Confidence with Investment.

w Etf SO1AE1 1Oh - htANoh'
Has Men of Push and Energy Who Back
Their Confidence with Investment.
The reason why some towns grow is
because there are men OF push and en-
ere.y in it. who are not afraid to spend
their time and money to boom their
town. They erect substantial build
ing. organize ssoclt companies and es-
tablish factories, secure railroads,
work for public improvements and
use every means in their power to in
duce people to locate in their city
Wherever they go they tell Of the adj
vantages of their city, they write about
them in every letter, they send cir
culars and newspapers to all whom
they think they can get to visit the
city, and when anyone visits them
treats him SO kindly that he falls in
love with them and their city at once.
1T is enterprise and everyone pulling
together that makes q progressive
town and don't let the fact escape
your memory.
10 hear every person saying some
thing pleasant about its people and it's
interests is the surest, quickest and
easiest way to make II town ctive
TO stranger. One of TIN ways
in which to make a town active
with that sort OF attraction that will
draw other people to it is for every
man and every woman to have pleas
ant word for the people and the town
generally Talk mp your town if yon
would have it do well. Talk up your
town if you would have others come to
yon Talk up your town if you would
feel an interest in it, and have its peo-
pie feel an interest IN you. There is
no better way to do it. And many
time one little word of unpleasant re-
ference to something that does not ex-
actly suit you and does not particular
" concern You as to that matter, will
tnrn good mans influence away from
Nour town and may even drive him
away, At your own treside. talk up
your town. Among your neighbors,
talk up your town. When you come in
contact with strangers, talk up your
town. And at your own fireside,
among neighbors, and coming in con
tact with strangers, talk up the most
potent agency ever set in motion for
helping your town.
There is no quicker way to take the
life, growth and energy out Of town
than for its citizens to be constantly
holding up the dark side of the picture
to the gaze Of the inquirer. The word
If, keeps everybody in doubt, and doubt
keeps every man from going forward
with the improvements he would 9TH
erwise made There is nothing like
confidence to make success of any
thing and if you haven't got any of it,
don't communicate the fact to your
neighbor, much less to n stranger and
il the bent of your mind is TO cuntin-
ually 20 against every interest of the
town in which you live for the sake of
the town get out of it and go to some
place that is already lifeless and has
no interests at stake, where you, like
the old lady's root beer, if you lSont
do any good you won't do any hurt
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For Sale Library Ineluing Wiscon-
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Bullwers, Washington Irving. Victor
Hugo, Animate Creation, Websters
unabridged, and 50 different other
kinds of books for sale cheap If taken
at once. Address this Office
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] will remove ashes from yonr prem
ises and Easements once week. My
charges are reasonable. Drop me
card. VIM. Werner, Wauuatosa, Wis.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-28

FOR SALE One two seated sleigh,
also three harnesses. Apply IS East
Milwaukee Avenue, Telephone Wan
watosa 80.
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FOR SALE CHEAP House ana one
acre Of land. Inquire of J Nickel, 40
West Nam St, Wauwatosa, Wis.
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FOR RENT-SiN room house on eth
Avenue, with electric light, furnace.
water and summer kitchen Inquire
at 339 Seventh Avenue.
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FOR SALE-Jersey COW Enquire
of A W. McGill, Ludmgton Avenue.
Telephone Wauwatosa I59 l..
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-28

Lessons given in drawing. water
color and stenciling. 29e Waawatosa
Avenue.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-28
20 Years
WithFI eart 'roubIe

"Dr. Miles Heart Remedy has
cured me Of heart disease Of
over 20 years standing. | was
SO bad that / could not do my
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then I commenced taking the
Heart Remedy, | shall never
forget that night. | slept better
than [ had before in months. [
Kept right on getting better, I'M
til | was perfectly we'll"
MRS. LAURA RUSSELL,
Logan, Iowa.
When the heart action is
weak, it fails to pump the blood
through the lungs with sufficient
raTidity Then the lungs do not
absorb the proper amount OF
oxygen, although they may be
taking in normal amount Of
air. The result is shortness OF
breath, smotherin8 spells, diff
cult breathing. oppressed feeling
in chest. DR.. Miles Heart Rem
cdy strengthens the heart nerves
and muscles, and in this way
increases the circulation.
Get bottle from your drug
gist. Take it according to dircc-
tons, and if it does not benefit
he will return your money.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-01-28

Any one wishing a good heavy single
harness enquire of C. IL Moore, Wau-
wdtosa.
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WAUWAIOSANEWS
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.

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