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The Washington times., 1910-10-21
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R
LEAVE UNION STATION.

LEAVE UNION STATION, ~
ROYAL BLUE LINE
To PHILADELPRIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'd ST. new YORK
'T.90 a, m.-Dine-- Pullman Parlor car
300 g. u.-5-hou- train Gaze Para0r Car
sii-50 a m--Dlner and Pullman Parlor Car.
100 p m--DLner and Pullman tarisz Car.
+s.oon un.-Coaches 70 Philadelphia
500 .. m--DfD<r and Observation Pari0E
Car
so 2. ua-Coaches 10 New York
- a. 'nL-Sleepers 70 Philadelphia and New
ATLANTIC CITY. +7.oO. 200. -1.oa 4. T..
f1'o@ 'S'' ? To Baltimore
EVERY HOUR on THE hour
IVVeek Days. z g. M 70 u ?. NJ
$50 5000. -1-oe a Hl-s l-:.2 noon. Tl2-e5.
10. MS. t2.o2. $50. 80 50 tea
go 1000. sl0.s5- i1-3o. s2-15. y T
wv WESTWARD
-yrrAcO sg.io a m. ~. so D. N.
S1NCINNATL. ST LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILE. -s-lo a. m. '4-o5 p m, 'l2-l9 nigh
- a. night. Sleeper ready, 10 ?. ~
EVFI.AcSD, ss-lO p m
S S7SlI9,z use 1SSC;. so a m. $50 , n
CTWBERIAND. ss-l5 p m. Queen City
sP &STSI4SSic;HEsTER. $40 q m. f4.@. fs.o8
p FREDERICK. $50. 1910 $50 - n. MA
tee g c5TSiB ~ 2 $40 a. n t5.oop. m
!Daiiy. fFlxcept Sunday. tSgnday only
- EpE4ONES at all Of the following
- ClrsIces. lElT 9 st. Tel Main 1881. SD
bo--sy-lN-snIa ave. Main @ts New Union
$1,000 -i-xet Ofrice. Main 1880 Information
Bureau. Main ISL
SFGROARD AIR LIME ny.
,,-az m daily Seaboa-d Fast Mall
,-F-ourh cosches ana Pullman sleepers %
SsLannah and jacksonville Parior Car Jack
SC1,-fIIs 10 Tampa Through sleeper 20
Atlanta Dining car
I SafIv-fsSea hoard Express. elAc-
tricalIy lighted sleepers and Ooservari0n car
Z soT-i--,ed with electric fans Through ser
- - Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa. A.
IsSta- BIRMINGHAM. and Memphis. Dining
Ticket orrice. las New York ave y "
z a HARDWOOD. c T. A
GEO. z. PHILLIPS d p A.
c H. RYAN G P A. Portsuouth. Va
CETrSkPEAKE & OHIO LINES.
S-lbTished a. information only. not Guaranteed
go ~ NJ dauy-F0r virginia Wes- Vl--
-f-Sa and Kentucky points Pullman sleep
. - cincinnati and Louisville ParIOr car
:, Virginia Ho- Springs week days DINING
car from Gordonsvllle-
f,tfTCsGO SPECIAL Sold train 10 St
T,o1lfs. with Pullman sleepers 90 Chicago.
60 only al important stations. PuIIrrsT-F
I anest equipment and G. & O, a "a carte
di INNS y m daIly-F F V. LIMITED. f.
! ,-i-c5nnstf Louisville. the West. Southwest
- Northwest. Pullman sleepers 20 VIZ
i-ia FOt Springs. Cincinnati. and Louisville
= e o. a Ia carte dining car
r 4 .. OnlCgs Oh Pa ave. 1853 Z ST. and
/ tickets. baggage cheeks. reservations. and
1 4owFcanE-
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to LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-HOUSES

BARGAIN-CORNER SOUTHEAST.
Out-of-towu owner requests Us 70 sell
this property. Detached corner dwell
ing; SIX rooms, bath and cellar: large
lot beautiful SURROUNDINGS: convenient
to East Capitol and Sth ST cars. ActU-
allv worth $500 Price 10 a quick
buyer. s. $50 Terms. 500 cash and bal
ance easy VIII rent for ST so Good
as an investment or a home. See US
without delay
GARDINER & DENT. INC,
si2 14th st n. W.
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COAL AND WOOD
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

TWO FIRST-CLASS CARPENTERS wish to
build up a jobbing business; stair building
parquet floor and jobbiRg a speciality. Sat
isfactlon guaranteed. BOX AS Times office.
repairing and remodeiing. J. 3. GIBBS.
I623 L 81. y. w. Phone SsQI and n I22Q N
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BALLARD & LANHA8I,
81 18th 81 n. ".

TWO TROLLEY TERMINALS ~ AIIS-
UTES. SURE SEAT. Why walk and wait
y min. equaldng miles % cars S-.5Q1 Tor
lot and house "a rooms. fif rented biE per
cent?. or house GIVEN in with level grasEv
lots Al Is cents "a LITTLE FORTUNE In
Years.. iacre 20 sell from. at Taeorna
Park Maple ave. doors from Carroll o
squares rom 2 troleys. depot and library
81 minutes ron Pa ave fruis. lawns
hedges. sewers SEE IT. A SACRIFICE
Inquire Of OWNER, l53s 18th. Tel 15g7-S.
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CONVENIENT LOCATION.

Near Capitol, Library. Union Station.
and convenient 10 all OF the car lines
New twO-stOTy. bay-windOw bri.tk. six
large rooms: modern bath. Adjoining
house which is similar-to this one, sold
for $3.50 Price OF this TO quick
buyer. 5000
GARDINER & DENT. INC,
81 18th ST. y. W.
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PHYSICIANS
DR.. SHADE, Specialist, 728 18th 81

DR. SHADE, Specialist, 728 18th ST.
WsshingtOn's Oldest Specialist
50 years practice treating nervous and
chronic diseases; also stomach. lungs. asth-
ma. catarrh. appendicitis. liver. heart kid
neys, bladder. structure. dischar ges, general
debility, and special weaknesE. blood and
skin diseases Special and private ailments
Of both sexes cured quickly Consultation
free. Hours, 10 TO 1 and to $50 daily:
Sundays. 10 70 l. Chandler Building, ElevS-
tor and phone
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A HOME
TO BE PROUD OF.

That's what you get when you buy one
q these beautiful, new homes. lust built IN
one q the most attractive soOts % Wash
inEton
The location - ideal overlooking the hand
some Reservoir Lake and Soldiers Home
Grounds, IN q section which Is being built I'd
rapidly. his ground will be al a great
premium in few years.
These houses are beautiful 6-r0on. press
brick homes with all modern improvements
and convenienCes. hot water heat. parQust
flooring. attic, front porch. large rear yard .
and gas ant electric light A. a prodrabls
Investment this can't be beaten
The houses are open FOR you- critical IN
spection any evening and Sundays To get
there take eth street car and get OF AZ
Harvard street and walk one block east
There a. another hsndsore attractive
Benni-detached house a. Us Quincy st that
has rooms, all modern improvements. ana
exceptional equipment that you should not
fail TO inEpoot 4 you arc looking FOR an
unprecedented berSain IN a home Write or
phone Us or get any real estate dealer 20
show you these properties. They'll De glad
20 90
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NEAR PA. AVE s. E

NEAR PA. AVE S. E
Modern two-story colonial brick: six
large rooms tiled bath, cellar; furnace
heat; large front and back yards; alley
Present CWner. unable 20 keep up terms,
must sell. Reduced from 81, 30 &C 8. go
See US quick
GARDINER & DENT. INC,
S12 18th st y. ".
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NJ. c. HARGR0VE.
Property Clerk. D. c.
SINCLAIR q co. Auctioneers.

A--4-4 10Th 81. n ".
Notice is hereby given that on Thursday
Oct. y. 1910. 1t 10 m. VIII sell at
public auction, at our salesroom, 80 10th st.
~ w. for storage and other charges due
ana unpaid. all goods, furniture. household.
and personal effects stored with US in the
name Of Annie Young. All persons Interested
please take notice SINCLAIR < co, Aucts
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HERB SPECIALIST

HERE SPECIALISTS
NJ A Louis & Sons We manufacture a
special line OF herb remedies. guaranteed 10
cure or relieve all ailments. I'D c St N w
formerly 174S eth st. " ".
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FOR EALE-Hundreds Of thousands %
dollars have been made on Real
Estate along new 18th s.. IN the pas-
year. have the last small acreage
tract about - acres, $50 fee- fronts
II square west o. 18th st.. overlooking
proposed main entrance 20 Rock Creek
Park from 18th ST. Al a price that VIII
Yield a small fortune IN a Few yeara.
InveEtfgats and compare prices
Liberal terms
FULTON r. GORDON, Owner.
Specialist Suburban Realty.
Wm- Il Richie. Mg-.
Colorado BlCE.
Telephone Main 5Z31
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FOR SALE-CoTnsr house downtown. with
stable: contains Il rooms and bath: heated
By hot water. lot 25Xs5. THIS e one OF the
bes- homes n this desirable section. the
kind you read about, price. SO. COO a real
bargain BRADFORD & BRADFORD. s0s
18th 81 n "
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PHOTOGRAPHY

TO GET THE MOST out Of your films they
must be properly developed and printed
My method OF giving each dlm my personal
attention guarantees results.
TRIAL CONVINCES YOU.
SEABROOk. 906 r ST. n. w
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AUCTION SALES
J. BENSTNGER. Auctioneer.

>. bENNINUER, AuctlOneer.
On Saturday, October the 22nd,
1910. at 10 a. m, will sell at public
auction, at the Wholesale Producers
Market. 18th and B SITS. n. W, con-
demned District horses Nos. 353 and
Sos. By order of Commissioners,
D. c.
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DRESS SUITS.

ONLY UP-TO-DATE full dress and tuxedo
suits for hire. n r. PINES, Merchant
Tailor. 1905 It'll st. y. ".
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DENTISTRY

CUT RATE PAINLESS DENTISTRY.
Full set Of teeth, $50 Gold crowns s.
BridgewOJk, So Filings, SOC Up. PAINLESS
EXTRACTION FREE u. 6 ARMY &
NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS. cor. 7th and
D sts. Entrance. 60 F ST. y. ". Phone
Main eco
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TAlLORS

GO TO WINTER. e04 F St. The Reliable
Tailor, for perfect At; At or no pay. suits
80 up. Formerly with Herold. Try me and
be convinced.
3 FELDMAN, Ladies and Gentlemen's
Tailor, so Sth ST. S. +. Suits to order, slS
W, pants, s. up. ht or DO pay. All work
under personal supervision
CARL JAEGER,
TAILOR. DYER. CLEANER
New Headquarters. 9lS 18th St y W
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS
White help and moderate prices. LEON 1.
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co. re-
moved 10 a2I G 81 y. ". Phone N TI5a
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SPiRITUALlSM

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old carpets:
The Washington Rug Weaving Co. oiics
and works, 81 9Th St y. ". Main SS25
HANDSOME reversible rugs from worn car
pets: We guarantee our work. ECLIPSE RUG
WEAVING CO, 223s Ga ave. Phone 2S74-Y.
WANTED-RuE Veavers- Apply at factory
ECLIPSE RUG WEAVING CO, Laurel.
Nd.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-19

beautiful and gentle Jersey COW.
The gasoline engine was started and
the milking device was demonstrate
ed. 1t is operated by means of sue
ton. Rubber attachments We're con-
nected to the udders and instantly
the milk could be seen passing into
vessel through glass tube. The
crowd as a whole was more inter
ested in this than in any other fea-
ture of the train.
The crowd was then invited to in
spect the car and the invitation was
accepted with such unanimity that
a crush made it almost impossible
to make very satisfactory study of
the many valuable suggestions Of
fered in the exhibits. The more per-
sistent inquirers remained and were
rewarded by personal discussions
with the experts in charge of the
demonstration.
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GRANT COUNTY TO
GET RAILROAD
Construction to Be Through
Ephrata and Soap Lake
it is Reported.

Ephrata, Wash, Sept. 19.-The
line to run north through Grant
county, passing through Ephrata and
Soap Lake, according to reports cir
culated here Friday. For some days
past the right of way agents of the
road have been in town looking over
the proposed route.
The construction of this line
would mean that Ephrata would be
the logical place for the county sea.
for which there is considerable con"
troversy at the present time.
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Bridge and Iron Workers.

Rochester, y. Y, Sept. 19.-The
International Association of Bridge
and Iron Workers is holding its
fourteenth annual convention in this
city with a large attendance of del
egates from points throughout the
United States and Canada. The con-
vention was called to order today by
President Frank Ryan of Chicago,
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-09-19

After working in the west for
some time Abe Attell has started for
New York, where he hopes to start
something among the little fellows.
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wishes to be real live factor in fitting the young
people of Grant, Douglas Okanogan and Chelan
counties to take hold of the thousands of business
opportunities that will be offered them in the next
few years. Attend the school that gets results.
Write today for full information to the Wenatchee
Business College.
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FINGER NAILS SHOW
AN $780, 600 THIEF

New York.-Finger marks found
on a ri1ed safe In Liege Belgium.
last January and duplicated on a
Photographic print sent from Liege
to the police here and the finger
marks freshly imprinted on a proof
pulled by detectives today. led to the
detention Of a young man giving the
name of Louis Mendelbaum. He is
charged with robbery.
On January z, last, two brothers,
Francois and Emile Marck found the
vault of their bank had been opened
by a drill and robbed Of 100000
franc Nso.ooo) in jewelry, bands
and cash. A private safe in a bank
er's house adjoining also had been
forced. On its door was found the
finger prints of oil. Police say the
finger prints Of Mendebaum tally ex-
actly with those sent from Belgium.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-21
EXPRESS COMPANIES
SAY they're ABUSED
OBJECT TO PAYING MEAGER TO.
TAI OF $4,000 IN TAXES ON
ALL THEIR PROPERTY
IN THE STATE.

Pierre. 8. D.-The strongest plea
for tax reductions which have been
presented to the state board comes
from the express companies, who
claim that they r not being given
q fair deal in the matter Of assess
ment. They claim they are being ask
ed to pay too large a sum into the
state treasury for the privilege of do
ing business In South Dakota. The
taxes they were asked for last year
and are now fighting in the courts
ranged from $3.50 from the Adams
company, up to $1,000 from the
Wells Fargo company; the Others
ranging along between the two fig
ures. This amount for doing business
in this state is claimed by the rep
resentatives Of the company to be
unjust and exhorbitant. The Ameri-
can Express company is asked to pay
taxes to the amount of 1926, and
this includes their business property
in this city which they claim is not
subject to local taxation. as 1t Is a
part Of their equipment. So long
as the express companies continue to
do business on the basis on which
they work in this country. 1t will be
hard for them to get the sympathy Of
the people with them when they are
asked to pay the small amounts into
the state treasury which South Da-
kota asks Of them. The total from all
companies operating In the state Is
less than fifteen thousand dollars.
which would be more than covered
by their receipts from South Dakota
business for one day.
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CROP WORTH
List YEAR,S; CORN
LADZNH IN PROMISE

Nv 4 NNIzlOL
Moisture, below normal, but as
sisted by local showers.
Hutchinson County.
Parkston.-Wheat. good condition,
yield 125 per cent Of 1909.
Oats, short straw, 80 per cent Of
1909.
Corn, we'll advanced but may be
lighter than 1909.
Moisture, below normal but help
ed by amount in ground.
Jerauld County.
Alpena.-Wheat, very thin and
short. &C per cent of 1909.
Oats, thinner and shorter than for
past 5 years. SO per cent of 1909.
Corn, best in years.
Moisture, much below normal. Too
late for small grain.
Washington Springs-Wheat equal
to 1909 and possibly better.
Oats, so per cent of 1909.
Corn, should be much better.
Moisture, some below, more rain
needed for corn.
Lyman County.
Oacoma.-Wheat. SO per cent Of
1909 yield.
Oats, very poor
Corn, less advanced and not as
heavy.
Moisture below 1909.
McCook County.
Salem.-Wheat, about so per cent
of 1909 yield.
Oats, same as wheat.
Corn. good, further advanced and
doing fine.
Moisture, below. we'll soaked
ground stood dry weather.
Bridgewater.-Wheat, averages as
good as last year. Better yield and
quality in some places.
Oats, thin and short. rs per cent
Of 1909.
Corn, crop not even. so per cent
of 1909.
Moisture below normal not enough
to mature small grain.
Miner County.
Howard.-Wheat will equal if not
exceed the crop of 1909. Late con-
ditions favorable.
Oats, Is per cent Of 1909.
Corn, fine, much ahead of last
year.
Moisture, mostly local showers;
accu ulated moisture in soil saved
the crops.
Sanborn County.
Letcher.-W1heat, average crop,
nearly as good as 1909.
Oats, same as above.
Corn, we'll advanced as rule, never
better.
Moisture, below normal.
Woonsocket-Wheat. fair to good
equal to 1909.
Oats. early short and poor, late
good and filling we'll. Crop 80 per.
cent of 1909.
Corn. up to 1909. Excellent yield.
Artesian-Wheat, thin in ground.
headed we'll. 80 per cert Of 1909 but
made up on spots drowned out last
year.
Oats. crop 80 per cent of last year.
Corn. 100 per cent of last year is
indicated.
Moisture, about normal, but could
have been distributed better in early
part Of season.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-21
SPANIARDS FLEE
FEAR

San Sebastian, Spain.-Wealthy
spaniards are rushing to this frontier
city because Of the dangerous out
look for q political revolution
throughout Spain. The deliberations
at yesterdays conference between the
king and the Spanish cabinet have
been kept secret. Strikes are raging
at Barcelona and many other cities.
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U ~SUFFRAGISTS'
READY

Pierre, s. D.-The equal suffrage
workers Of the state are settling down
to organization and campaign work
for the fall. and the campaign map
prepared by Mrs. j. H. Johnson, Of
Fort Pierre, the head Of the. campaign
committee shows organizations per-
fected in practically every county
seat in the state. with q number Of
local organizations In outside towns.
These county seat Organizations are
expected to and r securing local or
CARNATIONS in their various counties.
and are getting In shape for the
campaign which will be pushed for
the last two months before the cleo
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ton in November. The general CAM
paign plan at present appears to be
that while Q number. of speakers will
be working In the state from now on.
the heavy work Of the campaign will
10 pushed u the closing weeks. when
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-21

speakers from all over Ne ss.ntry
will come in to assist. The women
are very enthusiastic ov0 - cut
look and feel confident - Sksir
campaign viii win for tasu - agAt
OF suffrage.
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LOST AND FOUND
LOST-Howard watch. Rewar,
given. Leave at this Office.

sTRAYED-Brindle COW with bob
tail from N. E. quarter Of sec. II.
Perry township, branded T. o. P. left
side. Reward offered. e. P. Rowley.
Phone line z.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sAIA.

FOR SUPERINTENDENT. 100.
acre REIMBURSEMENT, 70 miles from
Faith. Meade county. all pillow land
$500 will buy It for short time. Krog
Z schoenberger. Brushie. s. D.
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Grain flour, seeds and salt bust
esq in Midland. s. D., for sale, to-
ether with building, 60 by "a. sit
,ated on two fine corner lots; ware
ouse. 20 by "a. In rear. Sales av-
rage about $S5. New country and
many changes, making business good
n this line. A bargain at $4,000.
at once. G. H. Leggett, Fort
ferre, 8. d.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Also sleeping
rooms, gel Seventh Avenue east.
Phone 80.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-21

FOR sALE-At a bargain, seven
room house. Address lock box Az.
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Dawson Co. Abstract Co. 1872 Main
For town lots see Bidwell.
For 1naurance always . Bidwel.

WoULD-You marry If suited?
Matrimonial paper containing hun
dress advertisements marriageable
people from all sections. rich, poor,
young, old. Protestants, Catholics,
mailed, sealed. free. w. Y. Gunnels,
Toledo, o.
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FOR SALE-One good young driv-
Ing horse and one brood SOW coming
a soon. Address 8 s care Republic

FOR sALE-Two rugs. % yards
WOOL ingram carpet. ; centre tables.
writing sdeGk, 80 bed and child's bed
Nrs. N. ]. Mayer. 800 Fourth Ave.
an. Telephone S63.
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cENT a WORD
For FIRST three Insertions. One
half cent a word thereafter.
Special rates by the month Of
50 cents per line-average SIX
words 70 the line
Advertisements may be inserted
to run until ordered out. But adj
vertisements ordered to run a
specified number Of times, must
be paid for the number of times
requested These advertisements
must be run consecutivelv.
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FOR sALE-Good Jersey COW. G
w. DER. Telephone 68.

FOR SALE-Glass front cupboard
couch. - window shades. nearly
new. : wooden bedsteads with springs
White sewing machine. International
Harvester Company's cream separat-
or. Mrs.. Thos. Mcmahon, 907 Fourth
Avenue West. Phone 421.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-21

FOR aALE-Whits Shetland
Sony Of bert disposition ! reason
abs prics.-Nrs. George a. Barber,
Hawardsn, Iowa.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnlshed rooms in
modern house. 401 Second Ave. east.
Phone ss2.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-21

WANTND-Chambermaid and Sec
ond cook. Mitchell Hotel.
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~ IS wv w AA1N AaAhS II
Advertisements may be inserted
to run until ordered out. But adj
.vertisemeuts ordered to run a
specified number Of times, must
be paid for the number of times
requested These advertisements
must be run c~onsecutivelv.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Furnlshed rooms in
modern house. 4O1 Second Ave. east.
Phone 892.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Also sleeping
rooms, sel Seventh Avenue east.
Phone 30.
FOR RENT-Furnished room at
621 First Ave. e. Call evenings.
FOR RENT-Furnished house Of
6 rooms. Phone sol.
FOR RENT-Desk room in front
Office on Main street. See Geo. A.
Silsby.
FOR RENTlTwo well furnished
rooms n modern home, man and
wife preferred. NJ. 10 care Republi-
can.
FOR RENT-shop room on east
First Ave-, one block from Main. In
Quiro OF Will Kearney.
FOR RENT-Four UNFINISHED
rooms 11s w First Ave. Inquire w.
=. Allea.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-A fine extra large
round dining room table. Will sell
cheap. Phone 708.
FOR sALE-Or trade, complete
threshing outfit, about so days.
y. ]. Myles. Mitchell. s. d.
FOR sALE-Family horse and
surrey. Address lock box number
~.
FOR SALE will sell at my
residence at 1908 q. Fourth Ave.
my household furniture. cook stove.
chairs, table, beds. dressers, book
case, couch, rugs at private sale.
FOR sALE-Good Jersey COW. G.
w. DER. Telephone So.
81
FOR SALE-Glass front cupboard
couch. - window shades. nearly
new. : wooden bedsteads with springs
White sewing machine. International
Harvester Company's cream separat-
Of. Mrs. Thos. Mcmahon, 907 Fourth
Avenue West. Phone 421.
FOR sALE-One good young driv-
Ing horse and n brood SOW coming
a soon. Address 8 s care Republi-
can.
FOR sAIE-Two rugs, % yards
WOOL ingram carpet, ; centre tables.
,vritingsdssk. 3-4 bed and child's bed
Mrs. n. J. Mayer. 800 Fourth Ave.
w. Telephone ss3.
FOR sALE.-White shstland
Dony of bet disposition ! reason
abs prics.-Nrs. George a. Barber.
Hawardsn. Iowa.
FOR sALB-on easy payments.
Nar 6turss. now and second hand
sblllisTds and pool tables. and bowl
Ang SUPPLE. We lead in cheap prices.
.Ihe Brunswick Bake Collender Co.
-. as. 40. 3rd st. south, Mime
1polis. MINI.
REAL nsrATE FOR sAIln.
FOR Observation-Disclosures. 16O-
acre REIMBURSEMENT, 10 miles from
Faith. Meade county, all pillow land
500 will buy It for short time. Krog
q schoenberger, Brushie. s. d.
FOR sALE-At a bargain. seven
room house. Address lock box At.
Residence. vacant lot. Phone 49,.
FOR sALE.-House. 900 Court
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-21

FOR RENT-Desk room In front
office On Main street. See Geo. A.
Silsby.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-21

Residence. vacant lot. Phone 4s2.
FOR sALN.-House, 600 Court
Merrill. G. Purdy. Phone ss5-s.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-21

wANTBD-Dining room girl at
the Raymond Hotel.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-07-21

FOR sALE-Or trade. complete
threshing outfit, run about 60 days.
u. j. Myles, Mitchell, s. d.