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The Washington times., 1910-08-24
ID MEM0RlAM

JONES-In sad but loving remembrance Of
nay dear husband WILLIAM JONES who
departed this life two years ago today
Beloved husband OF Sarah Jones.
on. the memory OF that evening
As we stood with aching Heart
Seeing the one we loved so dearly
Pierced by Deaths most cruel dart.
A bitter grief a shock severe,
To part with one we IO1e so dear.
Our loss IS great, we GIL not COMPLAIN
But trust IN God 70 r4-et again:
Now rest in the solemn tomb and in nv
heart
as daily thoughts and nightly dreams.
by His Loving Wife and Children
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Wholesale Produce Market
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.

Cheese-Nlew York new, lSc per IL Tat
cheese, 1SzzC Der ID dairy cheese. 1sc per 10
EEes-Nearby Nirginias, &c Der d1z
Southern. sc per doZ
Butter-E'ancE tub, Gee per h print SAC
Der lb.s high-grade tub 80 per ID. pri7t-
sac per la,s thirds. tub. sc per ID: print
SC Per ID renovated, tub, sc per ID; PRINT,
80 per H.
Poultry.
Live P5altry-sprins chicken. 1s5 per H..
mems. &c per To-. ROSTERS 1la-lc per 10;
ducks, 1Sal4c Per lb.
Fruit
ApBles-25a50c per box 75caS255 per bib;
peaches -5caS-te per bcX, pIleapDIes. s1-z5a
90 per crate grapes. 81 75a3- o. per crate.
crate California oranges. 81 85a6-g5 per box
Vegetables.
Potatoes-sI50aI7 per Dbl; sweet potatoes
sz5-iad-5o per Dol, onions. SI-15zZU To per bbI-
Green Goo5s.
Cucunbers, 55c per box corn, 5a1ec Der
CoZ-s tomatoes 5la75c per box. sreen pep
pers. 50a15c per basket egg plant. sc per
haze. s. o1a500 pei hundred urareru1elons
zGa25c apiece cauraIorIT,es- 5la1 . per craze:
bee-s sc per baszesS squash SI-G6 re- Dbl
beans. Sl-z5s2-oo per Dbl celery. S0a50c per
bunch
Live Stock
CaIves-Priue. Slza9c Per IL fair TO good
TlzasC per 10. ordinary. &c per H. chotcz
beef. 6iza71zc per ID: common 5iea6c pei
lb.s choice la1lb, 6a6lzc per H. she's. s5sl
Der H. hogs sa1oc Der h
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PERSONAL

W. J. COL.s-II.L.E.-S latest te1a- Ancient
Mystery and Modern EgEala-l1n.' win
Others OF hls works. and auy .cEer books
pertaining % Spiritual works FOR sale b.
SIGNCFSA ASeSL<A ANDEINA FAZZL. cor
@th and Fast cap SITS Phone Lincoln sls5-
WANTED-TO ADOPT g small boy 70. over
I year old. BOX l5L. Times Office
Have You TrleL IT.
Hermann Famous Ginger Ale
REFUSE SLESTI-J- Is
II your dealer can't slQrly EOI.
PHONE 7. I1.I-I-s2
A. G. HERR-fAc ~. 15l-75z l--h ST. s. T.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

DISH yAslTER-CoIored woman HOY'S
I-tyf5I-. ca 81 and Ia ave
GIRL-steady Tor general housew0rz- Ap-
~ - LIN s. -
GENERAL HOUsEyFORK-CoIore for fam
Us 30 ts3 70 90 80 Penusyl7ar.a; also cook
ior Etfaio. Seu York other help for tn-s
c.ty- ECEsE1A. l0ll y y ave
oRKER-GeneraI. one can cook
1o1f 18th St y "
LADY CI.ERKs-SeveraI experienced in re-
taU grocery business Apply SANIIAEE
GROCERY STORE 14-5 5th St y W.
Thursday morning between 10 aHd -
fAEEER-coEGER's LAUNDRY. I'D AMI
NeW I9Tk ave
OFFICE GfBIs-AIusr be quick and have
good memory Address BOX s. Times Of
EATTREssES- coloreds experienced al
once 645 y "
JoOKKEEPER- Young lazy Apply be-
tween end 10. CAPITAL PAPER EOA
CO, 81 Hanover
GIRIs-For general housew0rs in small fam
-y - y cay St \ "
CiIkI-s-severals youuE. % learn ha.r ss9riz
a. cuee- SIG&O2A ACV1INA ANDKLSA
l. AzIl. COZ fth and East CAP sts
AANGLE HANDS Experienced 4as St.
PROS. LIVINGSTON,
NV E1EA1s
1ItENCA ILtES>CU TING. DESIGNING
AND MILLINERY ACABEsIT LI5 G-ST.
THE LARGEST IN THE WORLD, Is NOW
OPEN FOR PUPILS
FOR GOOD POSITIONS CONE NOW AND
GET READY FOR FALL WORE
PLAIN COOKS. general houseyrorzers. cham
bernlalI. private family EECHANGE- 1873
1irh 81. y. rs
sALEsLADIEs in dry goods store 50 "a
ST. y W
MATTRESSES PITTsBCRG CAFE.
40 Ee1nsy ivar.ia ave X W
WAsHWOMAN-At once. Tor two DAYS
washing and ironing private family Apply
- 81 n Z
WANTED Experienced upholstery and lace
curtain salesEo-ueu- Apply 10 Manage.
WOODWARD e. LDTHRDP-
WO1TAE-G1od. steady 10 help lr cooking
and help ua1r On table t5I X S. n W
WDEAN-Sett-eI coIcred for glass pantry
So week FISHERS AGECCT. Zs ION
81 n w
WOAA%-Cglore5. fer general hc-sev.5rzs
family " - Ia apartment with references
Apply apartment p Zi1a 18th 81
YOUNG LADY for steuggFspa5c and circular
au- work state experience and salary eZ-
p=ctet-. BOX q. Times Office
YOUNG LADY CLERK IN high grade candy
store must furnish references BOX As.
Times Office
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

Furnished 20 The washington lines By
Hartman & Co. New York. & 2 ChIpraaz
manager local branch. Colorado buudinz-
Omen F4f-N m f-rrz
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

FURNISHED 10 The Washington Times nv
A G. Plant d Co. IA Fourteenth srree-
rs-rhrreE--l
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Deaths

Sylvester r. Burch, 6s years. The Sher-
man apartments. Fifteenth and I
streets northwest
William FitchGer, 81 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane
Lucy A. Miller, 81 years. Kenilworth
=. Q.
Sarah Chick. 20 years. lib Lincoln ave
nue. northeast
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Furnished 10 The washington Tines bv
a @ Plant & Co. IA F1urtsan.a $50
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The Vital Records.


William G. and Mary Z Rider. girl
George w and Pearle =. Curtain. girl
Joseph V and Jose phine n. Tyson boy.
Julian II and Carmen n IacalIe, boz.
Ernest z and Lotrie IS. Landou. hos.
Roland F. and Nora A. Lee, girl
girl
Samuel F. and Katherine w Edwards
boy.
Luigi and Camilla Turco. boy
Vito and Rosa DipeIepDes, girl
Daniel and Rosie BreesIlin, boy.
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FOR 5ENT-RooMs
Furnished.

ST s. 2. 15C-At Library and Capitol.
Aeautiful fat Of large rooms. completely
Igfnlsled, water u room reasonable 20 de-
slrable party
EYE ST y. W. s10-SieeIv fT-TI-bej rs0ras
~ no3r light hotseaeepinz- also ID and
% n2or front gentlemen only
18TH ST s e. 5z-one nIce7v fg-D5eF,e5
room Win BATH one person. So two per-
sons s.
s ST y. W. 1sas-Two large. nearly fur-
uished rooms. elise T. three aIferent car
mes terms reasonable
9 ST y yT. Is8-sereraI select IONS Tor
gentlemen at Uressflins rates. with urivI-
ieEes turkish shower hams ard swim
miaE departments WASH RUSSIAN AN-U
LCRkiSH Bath CO
la AVE n W. sI-Eooms = and >
ems l15i So games Tor > cents best
c11Fs1lIldTsarions. M8fE- ABRAHAM
18th ST n ". le5s-I-arse neuIy fu--
5l-Sn-a rooms light nousekeeplng p-ivi-
-eses ~ B91Td Z ccsIred- centrally located
1ST ST. y ". 50-IzrEe nicely furnished
rlofns ieN esrnE1l'1nicatins5 suitable fo-
gentlemen. reasonable
Il ST n W. 4sLEics large furnished
rooms 1oE lght h2useLeeDing-
EYE ST y ". sos-Iarge airy room:
.ElndggEs. Sc week. eeasEal.
n ST. X ". 4as-Tvo furnished rooms .
18TH ST. y W. 1zzs-Larze. attractive. sec
onG-foor front room. nicely furnished; hot
water heat: suitable for couple OF two gen
tlemeni So for enc SIS for two board next
door.
Sd ST. y. ". zz5-CIean. comfortable rooms.
g and So centrally loeated
eth ST n w I55s-DeslrabIe room. nicely
furnished; with or without board excellent
------------
ETH ST y W. I7IS-NiceIy furnished
rooms parior 6rsr floor; Two delighted
rooms. second doors desirable location gen
+ ST - E sJ1-Tv-l, large rooms on second
floor. nicely furnished Tor married couple
private E5Jrs near station and Capitol rent
reasonable
- ST. sgI-Tsyo large cora-uunicating uafur-
Eishsd for light housekeeping one fur
E nlsned, reasonable.
20 ST y. =. zz-Third-foor 'front.' running
water: near al car ines
18th ST y ". 79s-NiceIy furnished rooms:
$40 Up
( 9TH ST y z, sz2-Three complete fur
uIshed rooms Tor light hsusekeeD5ng: water
! on same fooE-
Z ETH ST n w 17z-Nfcelv furnfshed
rooms on first and second floors ooavea-
lent 70 bath good location gentlemen pre-
{ ferTe6-
Z 9Th ST y E, 6s5-Neaily furnished Rooms
VIZ 80
( Sd ST. y. W. zs-Tyyo rooms, SO. ga.
cents or h9l4sekeepiEs-
ID ST y w 5ZLExceEear fGrnishaG
apartments for couples Ight Eozzekoep-
Z ing steam hear. cheap
/ EEcSTON ST y W -s55-Very desirable
large 1ToEC rom nicely furnished private
Eozle5 board near By convenient % ca
. lines
I sTH ST y w. sg--Ozs room 1o- EgEt
3 hDUsakaeylCE-
/ THE BRUNSWICK APART. 5I-Two 80.
I rooms facing Franklin Park elevator ser
I vice. convenient ~ al Carailues. Eeu1-euel
[ only
6EE y W. 11s-Nezt. comfortable ICONS
second Eoo-. southern s.. s.. s. moutl-
I Eye ST y W. sg5-FTzu room uice-v -
+ n-sned, private family cenCrais $50
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LOST AND FOUND

"As4 -5,. 80 10. IEAlS M So e. APAN1-
f: bats hats s szss.
ro.L basket
: S s5-155s--es- - go q 'e'--a
! shawl balr
pair OF gloves spectacle case
LosT-Be5Vee6 I7u7gaa o E6gTavI6g ana
4 5R55KsoS. Ba-sza 'l Of E ls = and
-'.-5-----s.
day afternoon owners name on back
Reward If returned 70 VE5E CORDOFA. 25-1
and Florida ave
FOUND-8Torey. 9Th and O scs- y W
Owner call a. 100 6th y. vs.
IloST-August - in Ldacolu PARK. a lady's
plain gold hrEcelat engraved inside ~
Il Je = A s Reward u returned 20 ~
IosT-Maaaay. AaFas. 2 q. - p n. o
l3acs.rioz5 automobile roat Mia uai- E6-
- 81. +--,Sr-.-s-r ~, - - - -
-. - y - - ~, - 60 - -
f Z ). L B y and 1879 L ST. s. reward is-'
T6s--I- -.- Near T-lz-5-----1--~ T---te-- So
I'm en-, -s>--- AZ l. = muse o----- ---7-
-
-r--T.E--,s,- ,.T,.,---
81 VA lUHS WAN III,
Male and FersIe
~4S 3A~ 4 ~l~-6-S-
DTT ENsDT nNyksEN-T DTrDEtTT
DILL L-fia IL -FlL--N DCtNL-1O,
E9-i--1.-Z d. 40 IN Ia - - y.
N(JN 4 1ZOZ L - /. n W.
y-----a-=-- s-ar-, -----+z-,a-7 r----rs ----7,-
-,--s-.-7--s ana fs---fifss 80. ~ -l[s---s 49,
DTTON-E --0-
TUNE VI JICC-
CITuATIONC I5TERJTCD
- ~ ~ % -a's i-@a
Male
fir-st-clzsg refsrerrs- vrhite E0E X mines
ofa~a
-----
Aog NJ AAN aged y wishes 2 trade oi any
kind address 80 Maryland ave = W
POSITION ~ earn ne cl.lsi2L.ieT business.
Apply - "a n. AL'L'1-tl 4 ~. II care o.
SITJI6T70NS wEETF0
Female
. can call. t05 Masssci t ave
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

Sd ST s e --t-Four rooms. three con-
uunicatinE on third floor for light house
keeping, single OF en- suitss hOt-yaJer heae
and lights
18TH ST y W I-1-Large alcove- seco-d-
floor ROOM with balcony also ballroom
ID ST y e 15-Tuo large rooms and kiJch-
ene-ce; steam heGt- hot water a-ld bath
ST 5 e 1S7-Fu-nished or u-<u-nished
rooms. IIEht h1usekes95nE-
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Marriage Licenses.

Ralph Schuder and Edna H Smith.
both of COFington. Va
Ralph T Weaver and Mary l. Ward
Edgar a Conner and Mary V Crn-
doTf, both Of Zepp, Va.
Newton Earl Zepp and Aargie r
ROsey
James H TaIbert and sadie Davis.
The Washington times., 1910-08-24

ST S. z I5C-At Library and Capitol
4seautif1l fax Of large rooms completely
furnished; water ~ ROOM reasonable 20 de-
sirable party
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WANTED-RoGMS

GERMAN MAN single. wo- ID Ike room
with, private family BOX Il. Times oEAce-
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HELP WANfED-FEMALE

COOK-sho-s order and all round STAR
LUNCH 1s nth st
COoK-AIso for general houzeg9rk SO Il
St y. =
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UNFINISHED

5TH ST y. e s-e-Thre= large cool. beau
t--1i newly Qapere- rooms ha1cs011e D.
ztaz completely furnished to- L1UsekeeI1l=-
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BRENTWOOD AVE y. E. zsz-Slx rooms
private bath gas hoL-ygater hez-
rT.-
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" H Hibbs & Co--ShippeTs viii 1Irea
physical valuation Of roads as basis
Tor rates at hearing to be held before
. Interstate Commerce Commission at
ChiCaSo August g
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ROOMS AND BOARD
ALTON HOUSE,

Az ION HOO ST.
IIZ3-E 18th St corner Mass ave y. W
A select boarding place centrally located az
ore OF the most beautiful parks Of The city.
excellent table convenient al car lines
Phone North 1885,
The Washington times., 1910-08-24

The Liverpool cotton exchange VIII
remain open until p m September ,
because OF the publication of The T-rifa-i
states Government report Of the condi-
lion OF cotton
The Washington times., 1910-08-24

we WANT every arst-class particular per
son TO know tha- Mrs. cooper OF 1923
Z Corcoran 81 y ". is catering those rich.
Loue-itke meals 70 F7sslssagtor.'s most prom
ineat people See her today
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Live E'6alltry--SPrins chicken. 1s5 per 70
hens. 14c per ID. ROSTERS. 1la1lc per il
ducks, 1Sal4c per l5.
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Structures Confirmed

writ
William
Hitchcock, edi
of he
Abbott
regulations
expressed Abbott
districts
disappointed
politicians the general
campaign; but there nda
hostility expressed towards him in
the opinion of his
Why should
when the
ocaloption and its rigid early
understood"
o with he
stubborn
O n
reasoning.
to
ingratudo
he
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Getting Impatient


north
ded the censu
askt
regarding Notwithstanding have
exhausted information
possible the enumeration been made,
right
N S population. .
Der in this city.
President whereby information will be forth
recall the writer this city
Junction appointed of registry for the opening
within
believe recalling his handsome in this
will find the the information much
be desired is withheld
copyrighted least worth trial
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Interest Not Failing

If anyone any
he
ndweare
clean lin
sports
empat o
larty ever conditions be maintained
the of
ity of the Americ
Iongm may
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LOW EXCURSION RATES
VIA DENVER G. RIO GRANDE

Cripple Greek and retudn Oct. /.
16 and II, one fare for the round trip
returning Oct, %. for Grand Encamp-
ment |. o. o. F. and Rebekah As
sembly
Carbondale and return Oct %, re-
turning Oct. 23, one fare for the
round trip account Potato Day.
$3.50 to Glenwood and return ev-
cry Sunday returning same day. $3.50
going on Saturday or Sunday return
ing following Monday. These rates
expire Oct 81
Thirty-day fishing rates to points
along the Gunnison and Eagle rivers
on sale at city office only.
Delta and return Nov. 19. return
ing Nov 81, one and one-fifth fare
for the round trip account Western
Slope Boys Conference.
For further Information call at city
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-20

rambling story of trouble with his
family causing him to rush out of
the house. Afterward he found he
simply couldn't stand the touch of
his clothing" so he threw 1t away.
DR., Mosely detained him for obser-
vation.
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SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS.

We bought the Rhinehart stock at
a big sacrifice, among which we re-
ceiyed lot of the famous White sew
ing machines, which we are closing
out below manufacturers cost.
If Interested, write or phone us
FRUTTA MERCANTILE COMPANY,
Phone Fruita Z.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-20

The genuine Waterman's Ideal
Fountain Pens. C. w. Primrose,
manufacturing jeweler and watch
maker
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-20

The first athletic contest of the
winter between the teams of the boys
department will be held Saturday
morning in the Y. NJ. C.. A. gym.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-20

Velvet flour is really of superior
quality; and, after using it. you will
find we do not need to argue its val
ue.-Hilbert's Cash Grocery
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AND
BUSINESS COLUMN
DRS. ELDRIDGE AND GRAY
Physicians and Surgeons.

All medicines furnish ed from :,
; our own laboratory and put up !
. by ourselves. thus avoiding /.
mistakes. /.
Offices. 51S Capitol block, :,
Main street. ;.
Br. Eldridge'. residence, No. :!
) 53S Chipeta avenue. Phone J
No. 107 Junction. J
DR.. Gray's residence, 116 J
. South Seventh street. Phone J
. Junction 321. J
Office phone, No. lbs juno J
. ton. i.
. ONCE hours from $3.50 to IL J
: An; from l to 6 pm; from J
= Z to 8 pm, and from 2 to 4 !
. pm. Sundays. .
.
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This is one of those days when we
are not as old as we look. and feel a
whole lot younger than we are.
What's the answer.
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W d. Newton a a a
Mr. Newton the who don't
building bridges he will
which Thompson
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Velvet flour sells on what it has
proved itself to be, and not on idle
claims s-Hilbert's
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..,)abs..
By E. A. Sherman.

There is no truth in the report that
Wadsworths have sold out. That
sign "Dills & Kraut" on their front
door is not a new firm name.
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QUALIFYING same yesterday, to-
day and forever-McConnell & Lowe
shoes
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OUR SHOES ARE HIGH IN
GRADE, BUT LOW IN PRICE-Mc-
Connell & Lowe.
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Among other things on Thanksgiy-
ing day remember that the extra ses-
sion did not last as long as it might
have done.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-20

Rev Wolf is to be the new pastor
of the Colorado Springs English
Lutheran church. Isn't it rather
risky to turn a Wolf loose in the
flock?
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everything clerk treasurer is the slogan
the means of continuing the republican machine.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-20

Water under the old ditch will
of securing
Those
o Va to the ecouny
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Should Not be Confused

democracy
Chairman boardof
machines
With each of the nineteen voting machines there
machine
made of
made.
constructed and
The satisfactory
the republican
could
contemplated
machine
been have said that Thadd
refused their They didn't
them What
workings
sire of the a possible
1t high time, when expend
o
then refusing the
office
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IoeMer' , S
; --Stores--3 :
LAST WEEK OF REGISTRATION.

Voters are notified that the regis
tration books will close Saturday ev-
ening, Oct. %, and all whose names
do not appear on the books cannot
vote at the election Nov. 8.
Democrats are requested to see that
they are registered. Don't take the
word of ward workers that you are
BE SURE.
NO REGISTRATION--NO VOTE,
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PHOTO TICKET JOKE.

Agent tstranger to you): Let's
HAVE YOUR MONEY IN ADVANCE
for printed card which gives the
buyer A CHANCE to SPEND MORE
MONEY.
Who reaps the harvest?
It's a safe bet you can always do
better with YOUR MONEY at any
studio. Try it and see.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-20

IL you have a kick coming, get
yours inside Mcconnell & loves.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-20

AAoNh
Gee, but matrimony is getting
right popular in this neck O. woods
of late. People are getting married
this winter that were never married
before But wait till you have to
shake down the furnace in the cold
frosty morning and step on the cat
as you go down the cellar stairs in
the dark. That will try out your
romance good and plenty.
Dave Day has been troubled with
insomnia for two nights and the
Democrat shows It. The cause of the
trouble is that friend of Day asked
him why a train wreck was like a
divorce. Dave professed ignorance,
and received the answer: "It breaks
the ties and separates the sleepers."
Dave might tell us II there is a diff
ference i'm ties and sleepers. His
world of experience in the West
should help him out.
II the administration sheet isn't
careful IT will have the city board of
moral censors on its neck. The idea
of printing such a naughty picture on
Its front page as it did this morning.
1t should have its illustrations We'd
derized or Vorbequed before publish
ing. The naked truth may be all
right in its place, but it occurs so
rarely in the morning contemp. that
it shocks the public.
The Boston Transcript gives the
following outline of social agricul-
ture:
Cultivating friendship.
Wedding out acquaintance.
Sowing wild oats.
Raking the servants over the Goals.
Looking after ones stocks.
Planting ones foot down on ex-
trayagance.
Narrowing people with ones ill
temper.
Digging up the coin.
Which is all very well when we
stop to think how many rakes there
are in society cutting up among cul-
tivated people. who would look right
seedy alongside of an ordinary pick
pocket
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-01-15
Now Will You Be Good.

Some men make loud complaint
because women are invading their
professions and callings. They
call it invading which is quite a
bruff way of expressing their sen
timenis, but we suppose that they
are entitled to this liberty as these
gentry are scoothing-out of The
little end of the horn.
The woman are not invading
anything. They are simply filling
the places left vacant 10y the big
strapplings who believe that the
sun rises at breakfast time and
goes down right after dinner.
These women have the push to do
things and the independence to
do them courageously, well and
honestly.
We have women all over the
country; here in MarEsville we
have them who can discount any
day their male competitors. Is it
a wonder that we hear men say
that they are invading their call
ings. Better say that they are
facing the battle of life with no.
bility of soul that is grand and
sublime. Say this and stop winc-
ing.-Avoyelles Enterprise.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-01-15
Prof. |. p. Foote, principal O

Prof. l. p. Foote, principal of
the st. Martinville High School,
who has not been in good health
during the past few days left last
Saturday for Lafayette, where he
will spend a month resting and
under treatment. During the ab-
sence of Prof. Foote, Miss Helen
Johnston, the assistant Principal,
will have charge of the school and
she will be assisted by Supt. Fav-
rot.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-01-15

The people of Opelousas are
now enjoying a bread war; the ba-
kers of that town are on the war
path and are shooting break at two
loaves for a nickel, and one of
them said he was making a good
living at that price and would keep
up the racket as long as flour
would remain at the present price.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-01-15

The cry among the tax payers is
almost unanimous this year that
the taxes are much higher than
last year. This was to be expec-
ted, We voted special taxes this
year which have to be collected.
1t is much easier TO vote special
taxes than it is to pay them.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-01-15

From all reports we had from
the farmers the recent heavy
freezes did not injure the seed,
neither the planted cane. 1t was
feared that the severe cold wealth
er would inJure the seed cane, but
up to the present time, no injury
is yet apparent.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-01-15
MAKE LIFE SAFER.

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safe through the work of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills in Constipation. BiliOusness,
Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Liver troubles,
Kidney Diseases aud Bowel Disorders.
They're easy, but sure, aud perfectly
build up the health. 25c at Labbes'
drug store.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1910-01-15
Came Near Choking to Death

Came Near Choking to Death
A little boy. the son of Chris. ID. Peter
son well known resident Of the village
of jacksonville, Iowa, had sudden and
violent attack of Group. Much thick
striDgy phlegm came up after giving
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mr.. Pc
tersOn says: IL think LIE would have
choked to death had we not given him
this remedy" For sale by all druggist.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-15
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