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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03
Legal Notices.

I PEtE-9lE COT Ri or THE DISTRICT or
COLsJ MBlA- holding Probate CUur No
t5Sa9 Administration. This fs 70 give 10
nee mat the SUBSCRIBE OF the DistrIc-
q tolJiEnola- has obtained from the Pro-
rate COuTL OF the District Of C.T---IL=
letters testamsntarv on the eztats Of
raymond A Patterson. late Of the District
OF Columbia deceased All uersous having
c AIMS against the decea sed are HEREBY
varied 10 exhibit the same. with the v,-c.-
CTS hereof legally authenticated 20 the SUD
scr Der or o. before the Ist day q FzA-
TUs IT, A D 1871 otherwise thev u-z- b.-
law be excl -ded from all 6euerr OF said
estate q = under my hand this Isl dzv
OF February, 1910 NARY Y PATTERSON
90 kenyon 81 tSeaD Attest JAMES
TANNER Register # Wills FOR the District
OF Columbia Clerk Of the Probate Court
RAYMOND B DICEEY. Attorne--
Fa3 Il
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Wanted-Real Estate.
Proposals.

OFFICE OF The COMMISSIONERS Dis
tricr OF Columbia February l. 1870 sealed
proposals viii be received at this Office nm
III l. o'clock. noon February 9TH 1910. Tor
constructing additions and making aItera-
tfons TO the Western High School. located
al S5th street between 2 and Reservoir
streets X W Blank form Of proposal spe-
cihcatious and all necessary information
NAV be obtained from the Chief Clerk En-
cfuecr Department. Room - District
Building DCpos Z OF $40 required 10 guar
autea return D plans CE-No r. RI
DDE.PFI- JOHN a JOHNSTON, WILLIAM
Y JI-DSON. Commissioner. d O. reI-5r
GENERAL DEPOT OF THE QUARTER
MASTERS DEPAGTN ENT- Washington
u T. February I. 1870. Sealed proposals in
f-Fpffcate- VIII be received at this Office un-
I'll 10 a. m March T. 1910 and then publicly
opened. for furnishing 81 various posts ar
the l.. Army $3.50 feet 81 - in. Fire
Hose. $50 feet 81 IL in Fire Hose and 500
feet Of = in Fire Hose. Further irIlorura-
ton and blank forms furnished OF aBD1i-a-
lion II L. PETTIS. Captain and Quarter
master, - charge CT dsp0t. leIs2sss s,26.zs
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C. G. SLOAN & Co NC. Aucti-s, 1907 O s.
LhI IEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
rs TATE BEING PREMISES NO 10 NTH
STREET NORTHWEST WASHINGTON, D
c.. INCLUDING LARGE BRICK STABLE
~ REAR By virtue OF a deed OF trust re-
corded m LiJer G15I. folio 80. e. sea. o. the
Land Records Tor the District OF Columbia,
and by direction Of party secured thereby
1roEr OF the premises. on WEDNESDAY.
= FEBRUARY STH- ~ .. 1910, az HALF
PAST -FOUR O'CLOCK p n the follow
Ing described real estate IN the city - Wash
Lot FIfty-tyrO t52) in Alexander r. Shep-
nerd 6 Subdivision Of lots in square three
hundred and slzty-nine tS65Ir as per P-a-
recorded III L1oer W F. folio - Of the
Columbia Beginning for the same al me
northwest corner OF said lot and running
thence south on Tenth street, - feet inches
thence east LIS feet inches 20 an alley -
1eet vide thence north on said alley -
1eeC inches LhsnCe West 18S IesJ inches
10 tie place OF beginning
The property viii be sold subject % TIE
liens Of Two deeds OF trust dated June q 1900.
ana recorded June - 1857 IN Liber S1lt. ipli5
IS s- SEQ, and folio AZ et seq, the ursL
Potomac Insurance Company. Of the District
o. Columbia. and the second securing an IN
oebJedness OF Sl-1g1. due 20 William Stone
aoeVt, said debts being due and payable
Terms Of sale Al cash To be compiled
with within fifteen days from day OF sale or
trustees reserve the night % resell the prop
er-y al the Clsk and cost OF defauiJing pUr-
newspaper published fu washington d c.
1onNeyanCluE and recording at purchaser
cost A deposit q SEQ VIII - required o.
The purchaser at the time OF sale HARRY
SHOOT. Foot Of Third ST = Z
ja1S-1Gt-ezSu
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- acres % IN woods. Broom colonial
hotss' open HreD-aCsE. furnace heat To-
csLed IN nice shady lawn. 2 barnA other
necessary outbuildings; large orchard farm
= vel Watered- VIII make a good farm
or subdivision. Price 81 600
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03

y .Cs homes and good investments along the
trolley leading from VTaskfnrr7n 20 go
Lax Va All within fourteen miles Of
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Herb Specialist.

MANUFACTURER Of Hero Remedies which
are guaranteed 20 cure or relieve any and
an ailments Mems complaints a speciality
NJ. A. LOUIS & SONS, I7fS 9TH 81 y "
suIs-tf
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% acres, farm and store property: s-room
-Iouss' necessary outbuild nEs. nice sprirg-
Pehty OF fruit large st0rehouse This Is
Eo'd place for country store Prics
AS'o9. 800 cash, balance 50 per month
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45g-loo acres. dwelling 70x52, containing I.
taise rooms, attic, cellar under uvhg1s
mousse me porches; located Ia a NICE Hhad,
avn z barns, one L00z60. the other 70F ID
MOST al kinds Of fruit. well ware-sd
Price, s14o0o Tie bulIdiazr oovr 40 80
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Investment Property.

: E-f-roonl brick. rents for IS 30 urica
$50. This IS a good one
y E--5-TOOm frame. white reizhborho8d:
fine condition. rents FOR $50 Price 81 Sgs1
y W--i-room brick near Union Station in
frSt-clsss repair. rents for 81 50. Price $3.50
CAMPBELL & SWAN. SIS 18th n "
fest
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DR.. SHADE i Sgi 13fh Sf

Washington's Oldest Specialist
80 years practice treating Nervous
and Chronic DiseasesI also stomach
lungs asthma catar-1. appen6icitfS- liver
heart kidneys bladder structure discharges
general debility. ana special weakness, blood
and skin diseases Special and private all
rnents - both sexes cured quickly Consul
tatiou free. Hours $50 to = and 3 % T.
SUNDAY. $50 20 Io;So. Chandler building Ele-
vatOr end phone au-0-tf
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1s3a acres. 6-roona house. barn a1s ,eoes-
Salg outbulidtngs. good water plenty OF
IIult and shade. 10 minutes walk 10 STA
u0n- Price. $500 down, balance 50 month
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Medical.
DIR FISK EIGN

Expert IN treatment OF special diseases
chronic & acute BOth sexes Consultations
confidential Medicine furnished Prices mod
crate o0o F NV Phone 80 Main. ONCE
hours. : TO I. 20 S ia15-50t-
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~ acres 81 mile from electric z R 3
t loom house Price. $500; $50 cash. balance
so Per month
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03

OK AVENUE
NEAR LINCOLN PARK
new tWo-story. s rooms and bath cellar
and furnace large lot This house viii make
some one good home and il can he No.
chased On very easy terms VIII trade
equity OF 5000 for smaller property
LEWIS q JoNE-S co. 81 Z 81 y ".
FOR SALE
ONE SQUARE OF LINCOLN PARK
SiX-rocm brick dwelling with ham ana
stable, now under rental az $3.50 per month
VIII sell 70 coiored party Good invest
ment-
LEWIS & JONES CO.
9i' r 81 n y" Phone NJ $50
81 CO..
Near navy yard- Rent SI2a
SiN-room brick dwelling. with bath non
und71 rental 70 good tenant; never vacant.
Home OF investment
LEWIS q JONES Co.
81 u ST y "a Phone N 4o5a
5000
II 81. bet 4th and 9TH SIS y "
An eiEhr-rcom dwelling under rental al Sgy 80
per month. large lot aburrinE a thirty ,-m
foot alley leading int New York s,-arr,e-
excellent location for garage on rear Of lot
LEWIS & JONES Co
So E st y W Phone N. 455s.
s. IH0-NEAR y g. AVE and 9Th St s E
6-rosm brick bath. cellar: good condition.
TO settle an estate BOX IA. Times OFFICE
FOR SALE
Sixth street northwest
Modem siN-T"on house
good renter Rent. $3.50
S-g5o
Near Pa ave. and Sun 81. : f
Rent SO
Brick store and dwelling. stable. s. F.
Rent S15-eo-- Price 3, 90
LEWIS < JONES co. s17 z 81 y "
Phone N. 1883 fe5-2t
FOR SALE-BeattifuI seven-roonl house near
Falls Church. Va with half-ac-e Of ground.
three minutes from the car line. for
monthly SPUGNARD & KING. 215 Evans
Bldg fcS-u
BARGAIN to close an estate; ? good brick
houses good street IN Georgetown. one s.
.oom and bath and one S-room and
BE- tn; renting Tor $3.50: price for both
g so. MORAN & GOLDENBERG. 18th and
New York ave tONoTd Building
TO CLOSE An EsTATE-Business property;
NJ ST near sIst y W. store and 10-rOOm
brick dwelling renting 70 good tenant at
$40 month Price $3.50 MORAN & GOLD
ENBERG. 18th and New York ave. COX
ford Building te5-3t
FOR SsEE-
Nice 5-rooul house. hail, water in kitchen
Sewerage; large lot 80 by loo IT.
One car fare This IS bargain.
PRICE. S1.500-
So down easy monthly payments
HARLOW & EDDINS-
1894 6 st y. W Z fest
GOOD 2-STORY brick house in large court.
: E: rental IS so mo-. price only $3.50; terms
easy
\. Y. REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 14ss F.
fe2-3t
8 ROOMS AND BATH; hot-water heat; mod
EN- brick house; I st. y T. near l2rh, only
\. y. REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1913 F.
fe2-5t
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SUPREME COURT OF The DISTRICT. OF
COLUMBIA HOidinE Probate Court No
49, Adni1iscration- This IS 70 give 10
tee that The subscriber. OF The District o.
Columbia, rs obtained from the Prohzta
Court Of Lhe District q Columbia letters
q administration on the estate Of Narzsrer
z Reaver- late OF the District OF Columbia
deceased All persons having claims aEaiusF
the deceased are hereby warned g. exhibit
the same with the -D-cherS thereof sezsI Iy
authenticated. 20 the subscriber on or b.
1+Te the S4s- Gay CE January. A. D. 1917
otherwise -i1eT may b- law be BxcIu6eI
from all DeueI- ~ said estate Given u IeF
my hand this 5IS- DAY of Ianua-- 1916
THOMAS H EFENTERlTa z3fe Dun
barton ave y " fSesD Attest JAMES
tanner Register &C Wills for the D5str5--
" Columbia Clerk 81 the Probate Court
liEOREE W OEFL--r. Attornev. felIoIT
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Pianos and General Hauling

Expert piano movers Hauling s. ~ 7,srl--
iuE ana shipping Furniture $40 .oer -
10TH and ISIS 4ta, Phone II, z4ss. :aze-tf
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Spiritualism.
Palnnists.

ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST.
Whole Fortune Tod. 15c
Open Nights 1I25 Sth 81 n W
SaZz-ts-sxW
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CIsEAEANCE BARGAINS
IL Used UPRIGHT PIANOS
Floor Oils.

c. T HUNTERS SANITARY DT-ST-EITTy-
INC FLOCE, OH. keeps the floors clean and
bright Eives them polished finish. sec gal
lon delivered Phone Main 555S- once is
Pa ave \ " GOOD FOR YOUR FUR
<TTTRE Try 1T rsG-fts
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For Sale Miscellaneous.
PIANO BARGAINS

$50 Payer Piano co rolls music half price.
$500 Baby Grand lnCuD about half DrIe1
LAWRENCE :. 90 I0-h- TUNING. 81 80
lite
FOR SALE-One black walnut dining room
table couch beds small Refrigerator. q
Geutleuau's silk hats BOX 100 Times Of
zee fes-5ts
FOR SALT-Gas stove extension table ice
box. writing desk cupboard and other
things 1Z S-h ST y W It.
FOR SALE--F0I- The last .ChlI-e slightly used
drcphead sewing machine Singer 3 draw
erz- s. Minnesota elegant cabinet, ST.
Standard paragon. SI4. automatic chain
stitch SIS these machines were all taken
n exchange for the Davis Nerric-a Feed.
The only machine Tor embroidery as vel
n W Fsf-gt
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81 PREME COT PIT or THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA holding Probate Court No
1885. AdTlinistra- Io1- This is 90 give notice
That the subsc-Ibe-- 0f the Distrlcr o. Co1lzu7-
5ia- has obtained from the Probate Court o
TIE District - Columbia letters tesla a1suts-v
on the estate o. FrauzisiSa Lltz. late 81 the
District Of olGr1bis- deceased. AT persons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned 20 exhibit the same with the
-ouChers thereof legally authenticate 70
the subscriber. On o. before the 18th day o.
January. A d 1871 otherwise thev may b.
law be excluded from all benefit o said ez-
tate Given under hand this 18th dz-
Of January. 1910 ANNA " LTTZ 2I Yea
Jerse- ave \ " sean Attest JAMES
TANNER Register OF wills FOR the Dfsfrf-r
OF Columbia Clerk or the Probate C0u--
FRANK d BLACKSTONE. Attorney
fsC--rh-st
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S6+-Nszr Falls Church In sr,,-L-s-- g..
20 acreG 9-rpcm house, barn. othsT NO.
ssTy oUtbuildings. nice orchard. rIent- .
shade. Price. SsOU
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THE ASTORIA,

Third and C sts- y " near Pension
OfiCel, electric elevator. heat, hot
water ana light free rooms s. and up
SEE JANITOR 5a2f-tf
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Suburban Property.
For Sale.

AN1ONE WHO CON- ENPrArEs
BUILDING 4 HONE rFgTS CC--E1c
SEsASON- WILL FIND IT TO THEIR
EASANCIAL ADVANTAGE TO con
sui GROVES PARK COMPAc-Y
RELATIVE TO THEIR CASH DO
NATIONS TO BUILDERS
Call OF Address
GROVES PARK CO
MUSSEY BUILDING
taZa-tu. D. 81
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03

WHY Do YOU PAY RENT an YOUR ne
Hheh you can buy a farm FOR $1,000 down
and monthly payments?
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THE DORCHESTER

18th and Nd ave. s w Three stories.
Eood outlook; heat and hot water:
stationary washtubs and large clothes
dryinE platform. I and rooms, vita
closets. newly pspered and painted
$ and SO per month Gas connection
for cooking slot gas meter,
Jazs-1f SEE gANTTOR
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For Rent-Omces.
DESK ROOM

FOR RENT N THE 1IUSSEY BUILDING.
THE FIN EST OFFICE BUILDING IL
ESPECIALLY DESIRA-
BILE FOR PRESS AND BUSINESS REP
RES ENTATIFES SERVICE AND AP-
OF THE HIGHEST ORDER
LOCATION IDEAL RENTALS Low AP-
PLY FOR PARTICULARS. AGENT OF
BUILDING apIs-tf
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For RIGHTEOUSNESS Property

FOR RENT-Near 9Th g. and La ave
W. S-story building. suitable for commits
sion merchant wholesale grocery, or ware
house
WN- H SAUNDERS & co. 1907 F st. y. w.
ia-g-6t
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Money TO Loan on Real Estate.

MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates Special priv
iieges with respect TO prior payments Large
amounts specially TYLER & RUTHER-
FORD 80 18th St y W noI2-tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON D g REAL. ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest Payments on
principal in amounts Of S100 OF more re-
CeNed at any interest period. THE f
SMITH CO. Bond Building. 1908 " Y ave
jy15-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-s250 TO $4,000 on D. c
real estate Interest low. and ali tranSzc-
tons conducted with economical cOnsidera-
ton [0T bOT1UWeTs
VA - SAUNDERS < CO..
1907 T ST y "
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
INT crest on D. G. Real Estate No IN
reasonable delay.
WALTER Il ACKER.
fe4-o 1&zo : ST, y. v,
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auction Sales.
Large Public Sale OF
Horses and Mules

me WASHINGTON HORSE AND MULE
co, siN sell al their stables. 12I1-l-l- Ohio
venue northwest. Washington. d. C.. sat
urla2, February :, Igle. ar I'D a. u-s rain
shine
Two carloads Of 80 Head % Fresh Shipped
country Horses AID Mules. 80 Head OF
Local Horses These Horses have been
carefully selected fOT this Market through
maryland ana Virginia by the McHenry
Bros and consist Of Heavy Draft. Coach,
Driving, ana saddle Horses. and General
Purpose Horses
-nis VIII be "a GOOD lot Of Horses 20 select
rom, as ther are all fresh from the COun-
tFNs and not LOT OF stale stock.
Horses on inspection on Friday. February 4
2 Telephone Main -6S9 lIcEENRT BROS.
tea--r Prppriet1rs-
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Lost

LeST-NhiIe moving a suitable reward VIII
1e pai5 Tor return o. bed springs 10 1al7 Po-
-cnnac ST s r lie
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For Rent-StOres
Wanted Stores.

WANTED-GroCery o. fruit store. northwest
with . { living rooms business and real
estate, 5000 TO $1,000 BOX no Times Office.
feI-St-
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Wanted.

SMALL ACREAGE place from - - 49,
with improvements convenient to city. Nd
Va Price must be reasonable Tor -
cation Give terms and location
p GERSHOM BRADFORD. s702 18Th y "
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Els acres. s-rOom hOuss. attic. cellar.
colonial porch. large barn otber T,4~as
sary outbuildinEs. all new. plenty o. fruit
aEd berries farm stocked, . horses c0,vs-
hpBsI chickens. farming implerneT Is cusr-
THY Of feed ali Tor - SO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-03

Commission appointed to appraise damages
tSeau- A true copy. test J P YOUNG
Clerk BY z. L CUNNINGHAM Assistaze 4
Clerk sazI-5ot. exSu /
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LgST-VNe5uesia-- between r.-21 and o
O'Clock on r 81 X w ofL-raehfuncf cameo
breast piu- white face mounted on back
gold background Reward CLYDE g.
WEEKEET. 5Cg 9Th ST y " Phone Main
raHH OF t-7c-r- $50 lie
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COURT HOUSE BlOTTER

Deed-John A Gellatly to J. H.
Mcclellan.
Bill of Sale-M. B. Hoke to Mrs.
M. Bowen, $40.
Deed-George Mead to N. w.
Trust & s. D. Co., lot 5, Sec. "a.
Twp. %, R. 20, 81.
Deed-A. B. Cripps to D. D. Rock
ill, lots in Cashmere, $4,000.
Patent-United States to Charlie
Pitts. 81 OF NEA and NY of SEA
of Sec. %. Twp. 81, r. %.
Water Notice-Public to H. M.
Water Notice-Public to H. NJ.
Thatcher.
Deed-Charles E. Buttles to JOS.
T. Fisher, lots IA, Is. 16, block AZ,
Replat First add Wenatchee, $1,000.
Deed-M. Koran ct Tx. to Column
bia Valley bank, NWA of Sec. S. TIP.
22. R. 20, excepting certain lands, 81.
Deed-M. Koran ct al. to Mary ".
Dun.
Deed-Louis j. Crollard to Lam
bert Cadwalader. Sh OF lot 1, block
81. Replat First add Wenatchee, 81.
peed-W. w. Rice ct ux. to r. Fl.
May. lots in Leavenworth. 81.
Deed-G. w. Payton ct ux. to ].
H. Mcclellan, lot "a and west Is feet
Of lot IS. block 90. G. N. Plat of We
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DIR, w. A. WATERMAN GAVE
FORCEFUL ADDRESS TO THOSE
WHO COVENANTED TOGETHER
TO FORM PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

The following is the address given
yesterday by DR.. w. A. Waterman
at the Masonic temple on the occa-
sion of the members covenanting to-
gether to form the Plymouth church:
When they saw the star they re-
joiced with exceeding great JOY"
The season of the familiar init
macies of home and daily friendships
are upon us.
They, who seeing the star of Beth
lehem followed it until they came
to where the child-Christ was found,
and then worshiped him, were de-
nominated by the highest authority,
wise men"
History establishes their wisdom.
From that birthday Of the Christ,
our Christian era of time, and civil
ization, came forth A new year
dawned, new resolutions, new habits
and new living sprung forth.
Under his leadership a new re-
ligion was formulated and new
church arose. Two thousand years
ago the Christ spoke to men from
the mountain-side for a pulpit say
ing to the aspiring hearts, Il am the
way, the truth and the life
Today men follow the way he
blazed through the worlds dark will
derness of sin; cherish and build
character upon the truth that he was,
and is. and in this line the true life
and all trueness of life, is, though
unconscious of its source and pulse
beat, by and from him.
Men who saw, and felt the force of
his life, grouped themselves together
in little bands and were denominated
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THOMPSON FOR NEwELL's yo1
Presence In National Capital Give.
Rise to Comment.


Washington. jan 10.-R. H.
Thompson, city engineer of Seattle,
who came here today. is regarded as
slated to succeed Friedrich X. Newell,
director of the reclamation service.
That Secretary Ballingers purposes
to get rid Of Newell has been known
for some time, because he has stood
with Pinchot on the conservation
issues.
Thompson's presence here Is pro-
fessedly to appear with John H. Nc
Graw before the rivers and harbors
committee In behalf of the Lake
Washington canal project But the
fact that Ballinger intends to get rid
of Newell and that matters are now
at an acute stage causes a general
belief that Thompson's presence has
connection with plan some time ago
made known to replace Newell with
Thompson.
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COburn Here Again.

George w. Coburn and family ar
rived here early this morning to
again make this their home. Mr.. Co
burn is the newly elected secretary
of the Wenatchee Commercial club.
They have rented the George Merri-
am house on Washington avenue.
just west of l.. G. Olds.
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Bert ingalls, went hunting last
week. All he got for his pains was
the pleasure of drinking Folger's Col
den Gate Coffee which he took with
him. go
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natchee. $500.
Proof Of Labor-H. J. Krollpfeiner
to public.
Proof Of Labor-H. C. Keller 10
public.
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The WenAtehee-Ma Local A.
rives here at 11:45 q. m. ssA leaves
at 4:3e p. m.
Trains Nos. 1, 2, . and I are e1es-
trie hghted.
f1ains Nss. ~ sDa - - Hst saasy
passenger.
Trains Mes. 80 and 309 ne aulay
except S0Aav.
TFoans ~. - and - 80 ne
chair eaw.
The wsst bos8A schedule u - ~
bovs:
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the Congregational brotherhood in
our land.
Their eyes are lovingly turned to
this new and rapidly growing terri
tory. wherin their loved children and
friends are located. These stand
with open and ready hands to res
pond to the calls for needed future
help as they have heretofore in the
planting of the 174 now existing
churches and 425 Sunday schools and
our Congregational college at Walla
Walla.
Our missionary societies are now
out of debt and ready to push the
civilization and outstanding truths
and forces of Christ's Kingdom wher-
ever field awaits, be it in crowded
city. opening prairie, valley or on
the mountain tops. But more than
this, many, many are the Congrega-
tional Christian fathers and mothers
who have reared, educated and pre-
pared their children for useful life
by means of great self-sacrifice in
labor and gifts on their part and
planted churches, colleges and uni
versities of the forefathers' pattern
to propagate their religious and civil
democracy, and the spiritual life of
Christ's Kingdom. which have done
so much for our country, where sons
and daughters should eventually To-
cate and work out their salvation. -
These are looking, hoping and pray
ing that the temptations to desert
the fellowship so dear in their new
surroundings, may never prevail.
The debt of gratitude children owe
such parentage can never be paid
but by like-minded devotion to the
institutions to which they owe all
of worthiness and useful qualities and
right living.
/ am reminded of the words and
act of Joe Wheeler, major general of
note in the confederate army. When
the war with Spain broke out. Gen.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-06-09
Clark Without Opposition.
Butler, rlissouri

Washington. D. c., June, 6-Fol-
lowing the report sent outfromWash-
ington several days ago that there
would be Democratic opposition to
election of Representative Champ
Clark of Missouri as Speaker, in case
that party was successful in electing
the next House, the Democratic men,
bers of the House have given out
statements denying such opposition.
Representative Garner OF Texas
and James of Kentucky denied there
was any material opposition to Mr..
Clark on the minority side. Other
leaders of the minority joined in the
protest. Mr.. Garner declared that al
least 80 per cent of the Democrats
were for Mr.. Clark for Speaker.