davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25
A MOTOR FIRE PATROL

NnMs.nan1ncrat

Hft The FadUcah fire department
shonIj le supplied With q motor fire
patrol To he operated from the head
,mlrlefs tho rating of the city On
ltp. ti Hrtnce risks would Ne reatcet
from tie Mo. 2 class ta the NJ 2asl
or possibly the No. 2 class" is the
statement Of inspectors Of the Ma.
tional Board Of Underwriters, who
have just finished looking over the
protection furnished by this city
aratns; CONGREGATIONS. The automo
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25
A Godsend to u
SickIy Children

Mr.. N, l.. Duffee. of Helena, Ala,
the thankful father OF a little baby
girl who was made healthy and fat
after she was not expected to live,
writes: "Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky
is the finest of medicines. / have a
girl baby, now s months old, who
until she was Q months old we hardly
saw any chance OF raising her. Az
that time ! procured a bottle OF Dut-
fy's Pure Malt Whiskey and gave her
a few drops at a time. Now she Is
acknowledged TO be the finest looking
baby in town. Baby is still growing
40 GA A. a pfe"
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25
NEW MANAGER IN CAIRO
Rhodes. Rurford Co.'S Establishment to
BE IN Charge OF w u. HALEY
Former Care Boy

The biz Rhodes Burford establish.
nient IN Cairo liz TO have a new man
ager iii the person Of w b. HALEY.
sun &C "A. Haley at this city He has
been With che Ehodes-ilarf6fd GO.
Etnee 1900 when he went with them
as clerk at Louisville, Ky. His valne
as a business man was at once recog,
nized by the company and in 1902 he
was transferred to 81. Louis where
he became assistant manager AMI
buyer for the corporation, HE nov
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25

Democratic committee and In 1906 was
In candidate for the gubernatorial
nomination against William II. Hearst.
Two wears later he was the Demo
cratic nominee for lieutenant gov
eruor. but went down with his ticket.
Mr.. Xix Ii a native Of Glens Falls,
In. s., and viii he fifty years old next
Christmas. He was graduated from
cornell university in 1882 and imme-
diatelv entered upon a business career.
He II now president of the Iroquois
PUN aad Paper company atsThomp-
son ana " IN officer of several other
8lM,tcr manufacturing concerns. u Mr..
nix resides al Thompson. N. YxAsbut
has 4 winter home at Albany. anH4. u
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25
MOUND CITY.
October "a, 1910.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Miller, Of
Iounds, spent Sunday with Mr., and
Mrs. G. s.. Miller on First and Poplar
itreats.
Mr., and Mrs. AL Schiller and chill
fren ANA Mrs. M. Mulroney attended
he matinee IN Cairo Sunday,
Little Miss Coeleta O'Sulliyan was
ostess to a large number OF her lit.
Z friends at the zone Of her pa
fnts, Mr., and Mrs. T. O'Sullivan, on
'hird and Walnut. streets. Saturday
fternoon between the hours Of 2, and
O'clock in honor OF her seventh
irthday. The large lawn was uti-
zed for the entertainment Of the
uests who numbered thirty-seven. A
peanut hunt formed the chief fea-
IRE OF the affair, and Helen Miller
arried off the first prize, while Fran
is Miller Was winner Of the second in
his contest. Various other games
we're played and the little ones en-
Dyed every moment Of the rapidly
|ldvancing hours. Ice cream and cake
were served as refreshments. Coe-
eta received a lot of useful and pref
Y gifts in remembrance of the occa-
ion. The guests we're Mary Web
enhefa. Hazel Mason, Mary Helen
ieftz, Francis Willard, Ada May
4 nter, Mary and Lena Snyder, Vel
"a OImsted, Lucinda Clark, Mary
ouise Sweeney, VeIma ana Lily
,eal, Nellie Meyers, f earl Vivian
FAINTER, Helen Parker, Mary Eliza
eth Huckleberry, Dorothy and Flea
Or Swisshelm, Alberta Williamson.
rma and Hazel DeVore, Doris Cas-
or. Helen Poor, Elizabeth CroZiar,
Felen Miller, Evelyn Nealstine, Isa-
1el Kinney, Albert and Rowan Lutz,
'arl Lowe. Everett Schuler. Dan and
gorge O'Sullivan, Harold Curren and
oslo chufef
Several OF our citizens were in
afro Sunday afternoon visiting reta,
YES, attending the picture shows
md Hatineas or strolling in the
city. Among this number were Mrs.
A. Boekenkamp, Miss Minnie Boyd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Dolan, Mrs. T. o.
Sullivan and daughter. Coeleta. NJ.
and Mis-, G, L. Richey, and daighse~
AveFil. Miss II. b. flawley: Mcssrf.
e. G, Moss. Can Drake, Ro,lferi ~
erich, Joe Martin, F. J.. Kitay, Algia
Io2ely, VIM, Dishinger, Lawrenc
iYcsay, Edw, and Tbos, Campbell
nd Fines Whitsell.
}tts. Liza Gordon OF Cherry valley,
\rk IL the guest Of Or. and Mrs. J
>, Harean on High street and RAJ
DAD Avenue.
Miss Eta Dawson of this city, who
few months since accepted a 20
ition as attendant ia the asylum a
~a0kaEee, Is ye.y seriously III there
Ias. Fullerton was a Mounds yisi-
II Sunday.
Loren C.. Stoph'et spent Sunday
it'll friends at Centralia.
w. II. Wildly of Mounds was IN
afro Sunday afternoon.
Miss Loretta Browner Of Villa
Ridge, spent Sunday with relatives
n the city.
A. c. Bankson and Chas. Real were
Wounds visitors sunday,
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBoRs


business here Thursday.
Mrs. Wander Plyum and Mrs. NJ
Mccall are guests of relatives in Has
risburg.
+, Mrs. j. w. Hacker left Tuesday 8,
a weeks visit with her son at Rou /
Knob.
Miss Alice Gamm was a guest "
Miss May Arnold the first Of tut
week.
Mr., NJ. A. Hankins ana jim Carter
made a business trip to Mt, Carmel
this week.
Mesdames John and Henry Cotton.
Of Winchester, Tenn, are guests u
relatives east OF town,
Messrs. James Smith, Henry Whit,
enherg and r. Proctor, Of Buncomb"
had business here on Tuesday,
DR.. ". j. Fern ef Tunnel Hill at
tended a meeting of the pension ex.
aiming board here on Thursday.
Mr., r. DePaima and Mr.. NJ, Pitdof
of Cleveland. Ohio, were visiting IN
Vienna on Wednesday.
Mr.. T. b. Stewart of East st. Louis
visited relatives here this week,
The board of education has ar.
pointed Herb Hess, the city marshal,
truant officer and he will look after
the children that should be in
school.
Mrs. John Harylck is numbered
among the sick.
Mrs. Mohl. Mr.. N. j. Motley ane
f, B, Thacker who have been seri-
ously i'll are reported slightly im
proved.
Mr.. Randolph Redeem is attendina
the grand lodge Knights of Pythias
at Danville as representative from
Romeo lodge No. 65t.
w. E. Beal made a business trii
to Cairo Friday,
Mrs. l., D. Randol has returned &c
her home in Sikeston, Mo.
Mrs. Mary Deans and daughter ot
Cypress visited relatives here Wed.
nesday.
Supt. w. N. Grissom is attenline
the farmers institute at Shawnee,
Town and Carmi. He is to address
the assembly at both places.
H. NJ. HilbMn has moved his fam.
lily to Golconda where he has EN-.
oymont in the printing office of til.
Era, q weekly paper.
NJ S. Spieldoch Of Bell6villo, n,
It guest of the family Of his 9p
D.. Spiclloch.
Rev. c. l. Westman viii preach at
the congregational church morning
Gpd evening.
Elder Il. e. Steagall win hold ser
vices al the BAPTIST church They4
will he baptising IN the afternoon.
Elder NJ. Cup win fill an appoint.
ment at Pleasant Grove Bapts
church Saturday night and Sunday,
The NJ. e ALL Society met in tas
church parlors Thursday afternoon
The Cheerful Workers Of the Congre.
gational church met with Mrs. Orr,e
Thacller "Wednesday afternoon. TAy
Christian church Aid Society me-
with Mrs Matte CantreH on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mr.. r. II, Sheridan has been re,
leased from the Cairo jail and is nov
ut home with his family.
The ladies' Of the Congregational
rliurrd win entertain in the garage AT
Mrs A. W. W%illiamson's home, Wed,
Hcslay from 8 am. until I y. nj, The
lIinner Is to be furnished and served
by the ladies' and the husbands Wit
be taxed twenty-five cents for the
same.
The ladies' of ST. Peters Episeopei
church will have their annual ia"
md FESTIVAL Tuesday night in BEL
llum's store in the Blum Block.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25
VI JENNA

Mrs. Nat Boomer and baby Of Bun.
ombe are guests Of Vienna feia.
lives.
MIS-. Jack Brown and children ~
1~rookport are guests Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Mccall.
Mc. George English had business
in Cairo this week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25

takes charge Of the Cairo end Of the
eompany's business as manager and
assistant buyer, and will be with hts
relatives and his boyhood friends
\ no are pleased at his success. He
formally installed In his position
here yesterday by G. b. VanCleaye,
president of the company.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25

A merciless murderer is Appendicitis
with many victims, But Dr.. Kings
New Life Pills kill 1t by prevention.
They gently stimulate stomach, liyoi
and bowels. preventing that ~clogging
tuat invites Appendicitis, curing Com
situation, Headache, Biliousness,
Chills. 25c at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25

al be safely given to children. no
matter what age, in small doses, Ii
Is just the right thing for them when
they have coughs, colds or any throat
or stomach troubles that are 50 prey
alent with the children, II III an ahs
satatsiy pure, gentle and .nyisoratiha
s~tlniulant and tonic, III il iHEaluabie
for oyerworked men and delicate
women.
All druggists. grocers and dealers.
or direct, $500 a large bottle. Re-
fuse substitutes and limitations; they
arc inlpure and dangerous. n
Tire raffy Malt whisksy Co., Rorhsster. Ns VI.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25
Leader Of New York Democrats.

The Democratic candidate for gov
ernor Of New York, John Alden Dix,
has been active in state politics only
during the past four years. Prior to
that time he had devoted himself to
business and is rated a millionaire.
Last June he was elected chairman Of
the Democratic state committee.
He began his career in politics az
chairman Of the Washington county
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Frank +. Jones, Brunot, Mo-. and
Miss IIessie X, Holly Of Lilbourr,
Mo.
Albert Bennett and Miss Fannie
May Boyd, both Of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25
FEDERAL LICENSE
PROOF or TRAFFIC IN
LIQUORS.
Tennessee Supreme Court So Holds
and it Has Caused Consterna-
ton Among Liquor Men
in That State.

! Knoxville, Tenn, Oct. 24.-ln the
case Of Oscar Diamond VS.. the STATE,
the supreme court, through Justice
Neil, rendered an important opinion
today touching the liquor law Of 1909.
The case originated in Scott county,,
Diamond have been convicted OF III
lawfully selling intoxicating liquor
for a valuable consideration, without
first having taken out license and
given bond and taking oath according
to law.
He appealed to the supreme court.
The court said that the error assign
ed, so far as required examination,
presented the single question as to
whether the plaintiff in error was
properly convicted on the certificate
of tho United tSates revenue collector
alone, showing a license to him as a
retail liquor dealer, without evidence
that he had made a sale to any par
t%lcular individual.
J lE EkttlC lhli OAltt0A ~ btltCl Wv
lence in the trial court, and tae
plaintiff in error introduced IN
The court said that the presentment
was found under chapter 40, section
1G, acts of 1909, taken in connection
with section II and that part Of sec
ton 4 relating to liquor dealers, The
court called particular attention to
that part Of section 1 reading: The
/ procuring of United States internal
revenue license to wholesale or retail
liQuof dealers shall be prima facia
: evidence nat the parties are in the
wholesale or retail liquor business
and are subject to state and county
taxes, unless established by proof
that the are not so engaged"
License Evidence Per Sc.
Another chapter was referred to
which states that such license as il
suance Of a special stamp shall ne
admitted rs competent evidence when
sich copies are certified to be full.
true and complete Of the 1ntefnai
revenue collector. The court went on
10 rccite the license features Of the
acts Of 1909, stating It's opinion thai
tie various sections ef the statutes
we're intended for s~uppressing the
lirror traffic, aud the requirement
that the tax should be paid was not
Inconsistent with that purpose, The
court fur.He" held that while 1t was
necessary under chapter 1G1, acts u
lS99. to prove a sale to some par
%ticular person, no such necessity eX-
listed under the acts Of 1893, since
the otfense hereunder was exercis-
ing the business of retailing or whole
sailing liquors without paying tho
taxes provided, and that the fact Of
maintenance of such business might
be proven by the possession of in
ternal reyenue license. The court
held that a fine Of $50 imposed in the
court below was proper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25

Gladness comes with a better under,
standing Of the transient nature Of the
many physical ills which vanish be.
fore proper efforts--gentic efforts
pleasant Enthusiastically directed and
assisted by the pleasant laxative rom.
edy Syrup Of FigD ana Ellgtr III senna.
Its beneficial effact1 are due to the
fact that 1t Is the one remedy which
promotes internal cleanliness without
facilitating the organs on which 1t
acts. To get its beneficial effects al
ways buy the genuine manufactured
by the California Fig Syrup Co.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25
rs the MorIa,s sest.

ITO one has ever made q saiFe oEnt-
ment or balm to compare with Buck
lens Arnica salve, It's the one per
feet healer of Cuts. Corus, Burns,
Bruises, Sores Scalds Boils. Ulcers
Eczema, salt RAeam For Ssfe lsy
gold SORES Caapped Hands OF @pfatns
tts supreme. lntaltble FOR Pad /.
alg ioa at III frasF'sts
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25
A Rothschiid Maxim.

BE cautious. but bold" the great
Rothschild claimed as his chosen bust.
ness maxim.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25

Tho Letter ".
Why is the letter "" like a spend
thrift son? Because, you see, II makes
IA nay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25

Advertisers in The Bulletin get RE-
suits. go d
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-25

recovery for every woiflan wiio
uses II. It Is for sale at drug
stores. Write for free book
Tor expectant mothers.
THE BRADFIELD CO.,
Atlanta. Ga.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28
PROPOSALS

OFFICE Of CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
MASTER Walter Reed General Hospital.
TakomR Park. D C. July g 1s10-Seaied
proposals. IN tTfplicate. viii be received here
until - O'Clock noon August. Il, 1910. and
then publicly opened Tor the construction,
etc. Of one Amy Nurse Corps Home aud-One
MOrtuary at the Walter Reed General Hos
pitaI. TakOu1L Park. D. c Plans and speci-
dcations may be seen at this office A de-
post Of SO required for plans loaned En-
velopes coutai1inE proposals should be in
dorsed ''Proposs Is for Public Buildings At
Walter Reed General Hospital. Takona Park.
D c. and addressed to Captain H /.
PETTUS, COr5t-Ictiqg oUarterr1sster.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

- p-Fouo1inE schedule figures Pubiishea
-. = Information and are not E1arantesd-
T-o- Atlanta, Biruinshan Mobile, &ss
Orleans, Asheville- a m ana 13.a5 D 4
- C-7aftanOoga ana Memphis. ssQ9 q a.
daily.
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga Biz
bingham. New Orleans. 10=lo ,
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga Nash
erie Hfemphss. SO a. n daily. (Sssepins
car open after 10 p M
For Atlanta BlrDi1E1am- Columbia
csE-Iaston- Augusta Aiken. Savannah. Jack
sezyflie. and Florida points. Az p daiIE-
s e 9. BROWN. General AEszA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA Holding Probate Court No.
IzZII- Administratiun- This is TO give notice:
That the subscriber. OF the District OF Co
iyrnbia has obtained from the Probate Court
OF the District OF Columbia letters OF ad-
uinistratiOn the estate Of Joseph 6 Pot
ter late OF the District Of Columbia
deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned TO
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated, to the subscriber, On
or before the 18th day OF July A d 1911 !.
otherwise they may BY law be excluded from
all benefit OF said estate Given under nv
hand this 18th day Of July 1910 z ANTON
HETTMULLER. ass La ave. fSeaD Attest
JAMES TANNER, Register OK Wills for the
District OF Columbia Clerk Of the Probate
Court. h anton HETT1LTTEL.ER Attorney
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28
FOR lighthouses
Unfuruiske5

FUR HEM
J c WELDON & CO. ~ z CAP
F3uses-
4os A Sc, I2r2b. $500 EOg 9Th Sc. g. b. . 50
11I2 r Car. 10r,b f-.5eIf % ne, Or b.. 800
1000 Pa Sc, 12r- 2b45 DOL IA Ky Sc, 6r.b = %
A6 Del av nel1rb45 % sos % ne, 6r,b 80
5l4 = Cap, Tor. b.. A. 50.f5I1 A sc, 6r.b.. q 30
~ - Sc 1lr. b. 20 50 11Zl = ne. 6r b. Z2-50
80 Cap. 10r,b- IS DOL I55 D &C. 7r.b---- 2 80
~ 18th Sc Or. b. $3.50 5os 18th re-, 6r,b. p
l023 z Cap. ST. g. % SOS 10Th Sc s.. b. D 80
lSyo Fla av ne,Srb ESQ 10 18th Sc. 6r,b Z-50
14i Carroll se.8r.b 5o5ol SIS F ne 81. b.... z0.50
zs 9 ne, 9r.b---- 30-55siO z Sc. 6r. D.. 1880
~ Mass av ne,Sr SCI 7th Sc. sr,b-. 1850
S4s4 Hoi-neal pl 40 Carroll Sc. ST. 1850
NV 6rsb-------- 29-5016s9 Kramer STD l5-50
Ie6 ne. 7r.b-.-. 2. l1zs5 X Sc. ST.. 1250
l0oS NC av se.6r-b $50. I731 A Sc. ST.. 1150
- 4th ne, sr,b-. z550I1 1872 18th Sc, sr-- 10 %
Is ne. Sr.b-. . so 40 1lth Sc. ST. li50
Flats
go r ne. 12r, SO. 05IIsz Mass av se5rbz3- o.
90 ne. 81. b. $3.50 AZ 10-h ne. 5r- b. p 80
~ ne, 9r,b.. $3.50 52g5z sth ne, 5r,b 2050
- ne, 81, b. $3.50 sz75z sth ne. 5r,b- ~ 50
~ = Cap. 5r,b--. 250o.15l4 Rosedale 4r.b 1850
- ON Sc, 5r,D-. 900 SIS M'ton ne Ar 14s0
Stores
llol z Cap, ms50.O0l15 ne, sto & 9r $50
ASO = Cap strEn 900 IIz45 II ne..--.---- z90y
Apartments
Florence, Sth and y c. ave Sc. 81, 20
Anglers 10 Nd ave ne. Ssh, 49,.
- - = CAP 5r, b.---.---------- 60 %
walton. le 5th Sc a, b---.----.---.-----.z 3 %
Louisa, "a 9TH ne- 81. b.---.----..-.---.. Z7-50
Sz5.oo-s2s.Gl- 800
so Pa ave Sc. $50. -Sz0-0G. geo
10 Z Cap. 4r.b-.---..-------..-------- . 50
Us 4th Sc. Or, b--....---.- p 50
- a ne. r. 1900
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. I
LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE

ROYAL BLUE LINE
Ever Other Aou- On the Odd HsE--
Io Pa1A-AD E---Ek Ia AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW TOPz
go a. m--DiDsr. Pullman Parlcr ca
fs.oo g. En--s-5our train. BrollGr Paris g.
$50 g. En--EullEnan BroIlsr ParICr Car
100 p E1--Dlnsr and Pullman Parlor -
sS-o0 > 11--e-FtoyaI zIznitsd-'a Al PuIlr.9,
Eive-hOur-
f<:oo D u--COachez % PHILADELPHIA
'ssso , n--DlneF and Oossrvatiez Pzzsus
gp- m--COaches - New York.
s1z-15 y. T--SleeDers 70 New York
sz>s2 a. m--slee5srs - Philadelphia ana ~
ATLANTIC CITT- f7-Oa 's-oo fII.a
i1'''' T. Baltimore
EVERY HOUR ON TIE H0TR-
sz.Es 1850 Tssses TOO. ia. fs.OG ss-sl e.
Ts-SQ, s1Q-do. S1l-to - H. 'lz-59 nOoa. 4l.-T5
sI-00 Ills, f2.co. -S-03. fs-za Ez-ss go,
fzzS sea. f5-lss 80. fs-0o. ss-So F7-ca 80
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. IL $50 ? N
CINCINNATI 81 LOUIS and LOUIz.
VILE. ala. A. n. 40 D H. s12-1o Let
slE.so night Sleeper ready. 70 ,. II
CIEE ELAND, 80 , II
COLUMBUS. 80 ?. u
WHEELING. ais a n I'D p II
'WSI1-NcHEsTER. Tsa0 - L. tao. tsss
, FTR1EDERICK ts.za tsaa SD a n. ia
FL HiJ4;CjERSTOWN, 1910 g. n. $50 a
sDsiIy- fExcept Sunday tSunday onIT
TEL EPEONE al all Of the foIl0Eius
Ticket O1dCeS. III 81, Tel Main ISL SIS
staTIan Ticket OSIce. Mzia TSS9. Informs
rso-1 Main ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28
OIoore's AddItioul
CLARENDON VA

minutes from Aousduct Bridge VIA Fails
Church Electric Railway IS minutes 70 LIB
st and Pa ave. Original shade treea
Lots 500 each S cash and s. pr month
80 Interest 30 TsxsE
We VIII build home 70 Eult you o.
monthly payments
b NJ DAVIDSON. Agent
Residence, Clorendo-1- Va Rosslyn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28
WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY wINDOws7
White help and mOderats prices. LEON L
CAHCOE, Acme Window Cleaning Co, re-
moved 70 81 G St y. ". Phone A. asa.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28
AUCTION SALES
c. @. sloan 3 c. IN Ancfs-

y. u 0LOAN d CO. Inc.s Aucts.s 1907 G St
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE OIL
PAINTINGS AND WATER COLOsSS.
by virtue Of a certain cbattel deed OF trust
recorded IN Liber No 326l at folio G9I -
sel-s one Of the Land Records for the District
OF columbia the undersigned VIII offer FOR
SAFE at public auction within the rooms OF
g O. SLOAN & CO., Inc, Auctioneers, 1907
~ ST n W. Washington, -. c. on Safur-
cay July 81, $50. at y m. the following.
VIZ Certain paintings therein mentioned,
lnclucinS Sun5et On the Wel1 CT dst OF Scot
ana sunset On Ben bIUhr'' isle Of
rams, charleston. s G. -'MOonrIse on the
coast Isle OF Hope. Savannah, Ca -
cieslnder Hedges. Fort Moultrfe Charles
ton > 9 In Msgnoliq Gardens, Charles
ton, y G. Sunset Glow on the Savannah
1.4Felf al Dy the celebrated artist, Ambrose
MacSeil- Terms Cash
JAMES Il WHEELER Trustee
New Vernum Hotel.
JyZ5-5t
E. s SINCLAIR, Auc.so-aser.
On FRIDAY. JULY 9Th, f0-s0 O'CLOCK
VIII sell without reserve a stock OF nice
clean groceries and store fixtures at No. 1871
n St n Z All kinds Of bottle and can
goods, teas. coffee, hoUrs. lot Of notions one
large Ice box, three pair scales: one meat
bench Two show cases. one cash register,
one butcher block; one set awnings
Everything 20 be sold without reserve.
Terms OF sale; Cash.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28

FOR SALE-Bargafn for SOM one with
SI,700 cash Apply to WAL OWEN, 2c0s
Evart st y E Langdou- d c
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28
CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.

ss-1,e5l1fe OF Excursion Trains 10 and ErorH
CHESAPE BEACH
EFFECTIVE JULY I. Is11-
Subject 10 Change Without Notice
zro~DAES TO FRIDAYS. INCLUSIVE
Coior leave District Line az IS and LA
so 5.zl. z-g5- ana 80 p
petiIrni1E. leave the Beach az SIS a. u,
90 a-Os $50. 500. and 10-o0 , II
1872 SATURDAYS
r-,f,~ leave District Line at 50 and u-H7
- 2-o1 500. $40, 7-45. and S-z5 ? n
Esef31.rning, leave the Beach AZ 6-S5 q n
1z:s5, Z-Og. go, so. 49, %lq 4S5o2 ? II
Going, leave District Line at - and 1-os
e "a z-00. 500. 40. Is, and 80 , n
80 go s.go, S-oo, $50, AID 1900 p n
' PAUL y WATERS
General LaEaEs--
~. Nevv York Ave car for District Linz
go FOR additional information. Tsls-
49,, I f-7-oIr ia
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28
FOR SALE HOUSES

THERE IS
POSITIVELY 10 REASON
Why you should not be paying
your rent to yourself, instead
OF tea landlord when YOU can
choose from such a fne selec-
ton Of
NEW HOMES
FOR
SEQ CASH AND
So To S55 PER MONTH
can or send for our
complete list
SHANNON & LUCHS,
SALES, RENTS, AND LOANS
IL 18th ST y ".
Look for Our Green and
White sign
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

HIGHEST CASH prices PAID for worn cloth
ms either ladies' OF gents second postal.
viii call b TARSHEs, I30s 9Th ST y. ".
Phone North 49,
WANTED-Secerd-han furniture on al
kind also carpets. mattings. stoves. etc
! pay the highest cash prices Send card
o. phone d MOVES sls La ave- N "
PAY the highest oEEh prices Tor ladies'.
gentiemen's. and chlldrsn's CASTOR wearing
apparel drop card. wiz call c LIVING
STO&- ia eth St n W. OF Phone North 400
WANTED-Furniturs and carpets contents
Of houses q speciality, for cash. fair and
square dealings ALBAUGH. 50 z y W
HIGHEST CASH paid for ladies' and gentle
mems worn garments Send postal VII
cali AELPER- 1z2z 7th st n W
BEST PRICES paid for ladies' or gentle
mems clothing Call write, O. phone n
sTEINEEEtG. 60 ~ s-W- Phone N SSS2 Il
BIG MONEY paid Tor cat on clothing. shoes.
hats. and shirts drop postal. Will call
n GEWIRZ- I2os 9Th st n W
WANTED for cash; sch your
goods 20 The Dsn who Eiv-s you ths most
money See HOLLYWOOD Sth and 4
WANTED-Feather beds AZ once. 500 cie
feather beds. highest cash prices paid Send
postal and our man viii call SOUTHERN
FEATHER CO els 9Th St - ".
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28

T ST. BETWEEN 6th and Icth: less than
S-0.o00s ground alone worth more than
asked; leased 10 good tenant Tor $50 per
month; greatest bargain IN city Address
BOX -. Times ofice-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-28
BOARD

T ST. y ". -o3-Do you wart lots 10 eat
of the goo1 olc-faShio1ed h0nre kind2 TX
ceplloaai deserts Taffes and mullins ike
mother used 10 make. reasonable
GARRETT CAFE. IszS Eve 81. X N T1ssI-
served Ia Carte beEt home cookIEs7
sumner rates.