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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-06
EAST ORANGE cops JAG
COSTS HIM JUST S12O.
Acting Roundsman CANDLES Ex.
penSive Gamble with Fate.

Acting Roundsman Nelson III. Gam
bic last night faced the East Orange
Police Board on a charge that he was
intoxicated in Sanford street on No
vember 20. He admitted his guilt, and
as he was not an acting roundsman at
h time, the board fined him forty
days pay, $40, but saved him his rank,
owing also to the extenuating circum-
stances in the case. .
Policeman Frank Gardner, who was
with Gamble on the night in question,
told the board how he had found
Gamble lying OIL the sidewalk. as
he (Gardner) was walking with
Chanceman Harry Shaw.
Il saw something lying ON the side
walk, n we thought it was a bun
die of rags" said Gardner. II came
nearer and saw it was Gamble. We
carried him back of a saloon and then
gave him vichy and salt water. He
said he was very sick, so at 2 o'clock
sent in a call for him and told the
desk sergeant he was sick and had
gone home
What made you say this, Gardner
was asked. f,
because we do not like to tell on
brother officers" he answered.
Ibid you meet Gamble earlier in the
EVENING" President Campbell asked.
Il met him earlier during the night
and we went to h front door of a
saloon and Gamble drank four apple
WHISTLES and had q ginger ale"
Chanceman Shaw told how he had
met Policeman Gardner.
II thought Gamble was a bundle of
rags, his face lay in the mud he
declared. II helped take him home. but
] was not on DUTY at the time"
I After a long debate the board an
nounced the penalty and said that at
the next meeting Policeman Gardeners
case VIII be considered. 1t is claimed
he violated d rule.
Both Gamble and Gardner are con-
sidered good officers and have fine rec
ords. The case mas aroused consider
able interest.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-06
NEWSPAPERS TO FIGHT
FOR STANDS AT MEETING.
Appear with Counsel Before
Board Today.

The newsdealers whose stands were
taken from the streets in the raid of
last Monday intend taking their fight
direct to he Board of Works. and at
this afternoons meeting will have a
delegation on hand, together with
counsel to represent their side Of the
case.
Former Judge Thomas $. Henry will
probably represent the newsdealers be-
fore the Board of Works meeting. but
VIII be backed up by a number Of the
dealers themselves.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-06
OvERSEER OF POOR OF
EAST ORANGE REPORTS,

overseer of the Poor John ]. Moore,
of East Orange, states In his annual rel
port hat assistance was given to Isl
persons during 1909. For outdoor RELIEF
$2,159 was expended: indoor, ss6f.7S;
Memorial Hospital, s1.55o.9s ST, Mary'e
Hospital, s552.S other expenses, $S22.1e
The total with salaries is $S,046.22.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-06
FUNERAL OF MRS. MARY ]. PIER.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary J. Pier.
who died suddenly from pluro-pneu-
monia on Tuesday morning. took place
from the home of her husband. James
B. Pier, a former police chief Of Mont
clair, at Is Montague place. this after
noon. Interment was in Mt. Hebron
Cemetery, Upper Montclair.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-06
YALE PROFESSOR DIES.

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-Professor
samuel S. Sandfnrd, long the head Of
the music department Of Yale Uniyer-
sity. died at his home here. He had
lten7in, poor health for several years.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-06

A delayed advertisement brings only tho
Aftermath of trade. It's the nrst cali that
captures the procession Of customers,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-06

Sale of LOO and l.5O Waists

Odds and ends In slightly soiled
waists, accumulated here because
the slightly soiled are laid aside I'M
til enough collect for a sale like this,
then we make a price that will take
them away quickly: all sizes in lot,
not all sizes in every style; ~
plenty OF large sizes; elabo- I~hN
rateiy or neatly trim'd: madras,
lawn or linen; mono sent Z. o. D., OUO
exchanged or credited
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-06
LIS Wool Finish Blankets

Id size, for large double beds,
dainty pink and blue borders win
launder nicely and will not shrink,
best wool finish, good wearing quail
ity: direct from the mills; your op-
portunity to lay In a sup an
ply at a substantial say X
ing; best Sl.75 wool finish .sH
blankets. special .......... AsO/
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-06

USE STAR WANT ADS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-06
81 54-in. Cheyiot & Novelty Suiting

54-inch suitings IN q choice range of
patterns, all this seasons designs;
firm, strong and serviceable, an ideal
fabric for tailored suits, separate
skirts and automobile coats; grounds
of gray, reseda, olive and
drab, with black broken AebN
stripe and color combination vD1L
effects; special at..........
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LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA Holding Probate Court No
Isl55- Administratioi'- This is 70 give notice:
That the subscribe OF the District o. CO.
lun5ia- has obtained from the Probate Court
O. the District Of Columbia letters tesla
mentary on the estate OF Charlotte @ Arm
strong, late OF the District OF Columbia de-
ceased All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 20 exhibit che
same, with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated 90 the subscriber, on OF before
the 18th day OF June, A d 1gf1- otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all bene-
IT OF said estate Given uuGer nay hand
this 9Th day or June. \ D 1910 Is AI,Fsr r r
ARMS FEONG BAEFlLTE, 80 Mass ave
Attest tSeaL9 JAMES TANNER Re-fs+a-
OF wis for ~he District OF Columbia C-IerI-
Of the Probate Court EDWARD < NJ
CALMDNT. Attoruey-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

p-Fouowing schedule figures publishes
- e Information and are not Ellar8nfsad-
E-o- Atlanta, Birmingham Noble Nee
r,-4-.-.s d shevEIle. 3 g. D. and 1875 D n
80 CFafJanooEs and Memphis. sea g. n
daily --.s
For Roanoke. Knoxville CnatIanooEas BIZ
-,1--te-o Sew Orleans. 1910 D N
For Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanooga. Nah
SHE Memphis, 4.I9 a. n. daily. lSiesplzs
car open after 10 p nj
nNOT ArLGuLE- blTElllE0 Man, COluu114 g
csezrisstoz. Augusta. AIKEN. Savannah, Jack
seaTfIe. and Florida points, AIS ?. "a daIlN,
81 = s. BRoWE Sts1srsl ASA
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLC8IBIA- washing
ton. July s, 1910 Sealed proposals viii be
received at tnis Office until . O'Clock . m.
Monday, July 18th for furnishing and in
Sailing barking fixtures IN the Business High
School, Washington. D. c Form OF mo
DosaL Specifications. and necessary fufcrna-
ton may be obtained upon application 20 the
Property CLERK d c., Room go District
Building CUNO Il RUDOLPH JOHN A
JOHNSTON. WILLIAL V. JUDSON. Com
uissioners, D. G
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE < OHIO R. R
LEAVE UNION STATION.
= ~ l - -


ROYAL Blue LINE
Every OtheE Hour OF TIA Odd Hsugs
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW TORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NET T0RE
100 - m--Cllsr. Pullman Pzrle- Ca
1870 = U--5-houT train BroIler Pzrfs- c.
ste e G1--k'yllEla1 BzoiieE Pzrio- C-sr
'11-gy a El--Dlner ana pullman ParIor ca.
s1-9o ? D--Di1er and pullman Pzrior ca
so , E2----Ezoyal Liznitsd-'' Al FS,zIfrzs-
FiTe-houZ.
fz-5o ? u--CSacEss 70 Philadelphia
$50 , El--Dlner AID ObseEvztisa Psza
So m-Coacaes 20 New York
ssz.l5 - Z--SieePers to New York
go g. u--SleeDers 20 Philadelphia al -
ATLANTIC CIR. tI-oa ga fu.s
'--'@' To BaItims-s.
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR -
CResk Days. Z q 70 II D n
So 45-5C. T6-sJ. go. 80 FS.g1 -s-s1 -
ry-zc -1u-gl. "11-34 - H. -Le-51 noon 80
slsss, his. T--oe- 500. T3-21, +s-ss 49,
fE-s5 '5-o1. 1853, $50, TSso9 -s-Sa fT-Gl go
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, ~. $50 ? n
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. and LOUIz-
VILE -s-lo, q n '4-os , n -12-I9 zfEkE
s1z-sa night Sleeper ready 70 ,. n
q ~ ELAND. 40 , II
COLUMBUS. $50 , n 20
WHEELING. -s-I9 3 n - p n
CLNBERLASD. "S-15 ? n. "oussr C5-
st WS-4-sS-ccHEsTER- fsls n. fa.a. ~
, FIK1IEDERICK- fs=2a tslo. s=O - n, uz.
EEGERSTOWS. 1910 & II. f5.s u -
sI5zfIy- Except Sunday +SU1day onTT-
TELEPHONES at al OF the fOlIoEs1~
5s--S-r,suia ave. Main US New UzfzE
s-s-fol ticket On5ce, Nan 1885, Informs
ton Bureau Main ISL
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.

.----z7--Ta Of Excursion Trans 70 and froEE
CHESA PEAEE BEACH
EFFEC TIVE JULY I. 1910
e-b7e-r 10 Change without Notice
-r0S-nATS To FRIDAYS. INCLUSIVE
1-15-r leave District Line at 9--5 and I1=af
g.ga $40. As and S-as D n
z,z----17ne, leave the Beach at SIS e. -
- s-e6 $50 SEQ. and 1000 , n
SATURDAYS
,--s-- Leave District Line. At 2--5 and LIS
- s-ef sou $40, 7:55, and 9sz5 , u.
Fzr-5---lre-- leave The Beach Al SIS q r.
- 80 -6-oo, 500, 9=0os and 1000 ?. n
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
CzoiuE. leave District Line al s-25 and Liza
g - goo SEQ. 4-O0- l-s5. AID 9-45 D n
-g------i-z- leave the Beach At go e.
fq-1S z.IO s-oo, SEQ. 500. and I0-I7 p N
PAUL Y WATERS
General Aans ger
--sz-o New York Ave car FOR s-rIct Linz
s--+f91 FOR additional inforUa- or Tsla-
--s-,-s lincoln ia
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BARBER SHOP; me paying stand y
We. chairs, quick sale talze--.----.-- SD
Notion confectionery, and grocery.
good location. s E; rooms rent 90 S'0
Confectionery and ice cream parlOr on
capitol HIS attractive, at------------ 80
DryEoods and notion store; near navy
yard; rent SO; sales sI25 month------ 80
Millinery notion and dry goods store;
good business corner y. E------.----- 20
rooms: oa5hlS sales ss ssH' pT f6sp Loo
sales s. ds2; best REM e E e. Ioo loo
Suburban Inc: 'i brgai 1So at o C-' 100
5000: Trade Tor house 70, ssal'y oos,ne-. zooo
Ideal: cost 5000: price o' . .o.s'-o- $50
aess ana properly 5 IN = P W JUS. $500
pen and closed moving picture bust
ness. no opposition. Unly...-...-.-..... 400
NEM 1OAh BUSINESS BROKERS. I423 r
$50. EXCELLENT corner grocery y. E; old
stand good house connected. $500, hiSh-
class boarding house, 3 baths; paying excel
lent ali rooms occupied Antique furniture
business paying fine CC-@-uercial photo
business, gold mine. THOF-Nl'ON, 1913 Pa
ave. y W
SALOON. 5th ST. y. w: this saloon must
be sold; owner obliged to 90 70 Europe
price. 5000 DUGAN. 6i7 Ia ave y. "
GROCERY. y Cap. St. finely ft>ed CD. good
business Saloon $ w; business $50 per
week Cigar and stationery store money
it--htI- DCtEAN, % Ia ave - W
BOOMING HOUSE; 700 block 10Th St y W.
hgncsonlely furnished; only SO
MEAT STAND. fine location in paying mar
kets owing 70 death. price $500
WV 1Cltk BUSINESS BROKERS. l4Z5 =
FOR SALE-Shooting gallery viii sell cheap
% right party good business. BOX ne
Times Office
FOR sALE-Cheap- rooming or boarding
house, always doing good business rent
very cheap centrally located five years
trade. leaving city cause for selling BOX
~. -llhes once
l5il II St. n =. cheap on account OF sick
ness Apply l-5 i ST. : E
FOR SALE-Fancy grocery Iicatessen. and
fruit store in business section must sell
on account Of sickness BOX rs. Times
FOR sALE-Dry goods. notion. and confec-
LoEerE store. with living rooms above;
BoA "a Times Office
SMALL GROCERY and variety store, good
bGslEess- living rooms. price $50. BLSI-
NE-ss EXCHANGE. 5I4 F St y "
GROCERY. y W; owner retiring. cash
b-1Sinesss price 500 Of VIII inventory
BUSINESS EXCHANGE, 81 7 st n W
ROOMING HOUSE. y w. p rooms. Iooa-
non pertect5 sell at once for 80 BCSI-
VS. EXCHANGE, 5lf T St
Z CLARENDON. rapidly growing Virginia sub
drIr greatly needs hardware and paint
store prescription druggist. meat shop. and
up-to-1ate grocery vegetable and fruit store
zee p HOLLANSEEE- new stores % rent
FOR sALE-Bar fixtures. complete with
grllis on lunch counter. Office partition etc
/ HILLS, l5th and z n "
MAKE YOUR SAVINGS WORK-A VyasH-
i1Et1n coacern is charging its business
II you have 500 OF 50. your opportunity Is
a. hana- Ask me BOX 2o6. Times ofice-
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WALL PAPER

SEE NE before having your house papereA
Rooms papered frem s. CD. RICHARD
CARLISLE. 40 New York ave. Phone North
zSzl
ROOMS PAPERED. s. up- Send postal FOR
samples and estimate. CEAS- r. HYSAN
1l5 Cd ST. s =. Line -229 IL
ROOMS PAPERED. s. up Wall parer. &c,
sc, and &C q piece Work guaranteed IL
PE&EJX- s97 = St n " Phone North 345f-
HUNT THE OLD RELIABLE now Ioeated
az 9Th and @ y. ". All work reduced next
% DAYS Telephone Main ZsGz-
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

PADDED VANS "a lead; 2-h wagons, s. load
Phone 5IalD I915-1sis-
COLUMBIA TTtA1 SEP g. STORAGE CO,
S15 y. 4. ave " W
Packlng & Ship ag- stcrages s. van load
GET OUR EsTIs1.TE or absolutely are-
proof storage, movslIk- packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE. CO $50 10Th St y. ".
Main zZ29-
IIDESTBUCTIBLE CORAGE J. coo ROOMS
Inspect this warehouse and note the Cleanli-
ness and manner OF storing furniture Moth
Proof Rooms for furS rugs etc Silver
Vault Carpet Cleaning Automobiles. Pianos.
Padded Vans FOR Moving. Lowest Prices
FIDELITY STORAGE CO8fPAcSEs 1920 L st.
FIREPROOF sTORACE-special lock com
partmeHts s. per month Up Lowest rates
Of insurance and every modern convenience.
Estimates furnished MERCHANTS TRANS
FER & STORAGE CO. sz1-922 Z st. y. ".
Phone II eco.
MOVING EXPENSES REDUCED.
We VIII DO your moving. packing, storing.
and shipping, and take IN payment old fur
nfture. stoves. etc. WASHINGTON TURNI-
TURE CO, 9Th and : sts- " " North ZZ70-
MINOR 81 THOMPSON. zoo r CAP ST
Move furniture. 81 per load and Up; trunks
end boxes sc Phone l. 81 Il
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HERB SPECIALIST

HERB SPECIALTIEs.
NfC OF Herb Remedies which are e1a--
snteed 10 cure OF relieve any and All al.
naelta. IL a. LOUIS & SONS. 17Es IN nv.
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SUBURBAN BOARD

COOL ROOM IN detached house near a.
thedral school on TeuleytowR car line,
sdults- al Wisconsin ave.
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If NOT
WHY NOT
DEAL AT
TAYLOR'S FURNITURE STORE
100 @ ST. n. w
Where you get high-grads slightly used
furniture. good as new. al hzf c5s-s as wei
as high-grada new sample furniture.
FOR sAIE-rvyo ceiling 1auz, two ice boxes.
coffee Urn, and lunch room chairs - ---
ST n y
FOR sAI.E-zz50 piano. viii sru at E-sat re-
Apt 9. els In s.
FOR sAL.E-I.ibrary table. hall rack. rerris-
ers black enamel s-4 bed and mattress. dress
Ing table 1S54 EaL-uo1t s. y W
FOR sALE-C. * J. new job press and con
tents OF small printing -1lce5 $3.50 80
Ca avs y -
FOR sALE-FIve sailed peanut machines.
sir-1dy placed lu payiEg locations ---
dress BOX 10. Times once
DOOR MATS, I0c up5 screens, 11c up- Brln.-
your measure. also water coolers, sc up
Good line o[ everything cheap
HCEF q CO.. ~ l--l s. - We
FOR sALE-L.a-zs butchers ice box. cheap
CAL 10 y ST.
FOR sALE.-Flns. fresh 5u--e.-ua-llz- % glass
stall 1888 Center ssarEec- j. p HOPKINS Z
AMERICAN Rebuilt TypearlJars- equal 90
new guaranteed all makes from e.- aF-
We also rent machines y z'l- y. l---z--- O.
OFFICE SUPPLY CO. - l-rl- Phone II so
FOR SAL-E-SHowcasss ali xmas and SIZES.
must b. s7lc at once Apl-y - - = ~
FOR SAIE-5l0 chairs. ssHd golden oak
cane seat special prize. 5s cents Sc
HOLLYWOOD, SIN and h
FOR SALE-Brsss hand rail- for 8 steps.
only s. ~ -6tE s. - "
FOR SALE-Nztional casa Register. cheap
eaoH as new 400 litH s. ~ ~
FOR saLE-1ss folding camp chairs. v9l-a
-
FOR SALE-Bed room suit. solid golden oak.
French plate u7lrrcr. with surl-E and o.
new mating Special price, $3.50 See HOP
ICE BOXES $50 Ep- rerrise-ato-=. SEQ;
lawn mowers. 500 E1- trunks. SOC Ug-
EoEF * CO 40 11th 81 ~ ".
me store 20 Get your Money = Worth
FOR sALE-55 pillow cases. al sizes. a.
factory prices See HOLLYWOOD Sth and X
FOR SALE-Eandso@e evening and street
dresses Of al leze-iptioDz, cheap -y15 1s-a
St y 81 y Ga
FOR SALE-Ice Doz-z- suitable for grocery
made by people who know how not ---ze-s-
CT the best See EOPHoUD, sth and *
NEW BICYCLES
FREE REPAIRS
g. We VII SCI you a new bicycle and keep
T y. ALDE. Jr-. Inc.
1913 = y ave y W
FOR SALE roll tap desks also 3 fst
TOP desks see HOLLYWOOD. S-n and X
TABLES, . cents Up; sideboards. s. up ez-
tension tables. $50 up.
H0FF & CO., 40 leth St y w
FOR sALE-CCOD QUALITY Opaque shades
Gtred TO windows, only 55e- best quality oil
opaque shades. soc. hung free
ELEzBLAILS- 1-h and u Sts- y E
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DENTISTRY

SPECIAL PRICES Snort TINE
Full Set OF Ieell---------------Sg-G8
Goa '-Et's- u.s. --f-i-.Y
An--.----.f '-rA
E4at-.--S ------------- -----s--a-.- 90
PAINLESS EXTRA ACTION FREE
ALlEE & NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS.
Cor 9Th and r SITS Entrance $50 + St y. -.
Hours SEQ a m Evenings until s.
sundays a. until D. IA.
Phone Main fS-f-M-
ALEEoIAR TEETH-PsinIess. lasting won
cerfulIE Iife.fEe- hri5zevs0 rk o. plates IN
necessary painless hIllus- Dr- = l. VII
son. I-l3 p
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---EI.,n0AKn ATR LINE RY.

daily torA4A E4SL Nail
- coaches and Pullman sleepers to
s..--sT13h and jacksonville Rarior car Jack
S-s.I1- 20 Tampa Through Sleeper "a
srIanr7 Dining car
- .. m aily-''Seaboard ExpTess.'' slsc-
t-icsIIv lighted sleepers and observation car
et = savannah jacksonville. Tampa, At
- birmingham. and Memphis Dining
"a --5--,,.+ Oeice. Is1S New York ave N ".
IS. =. HARDWOOD. c T A,
CSC L PHILLIPS D. p. A.
PYAN c. p. A. Portsmouth. Va.
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WINDOW CLEANING

White help and moderate prices. LEON L
CAHOO<, Acme Window Cleaning Co. re-
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FoF Sale.


VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS
A friendship colony
save BY buying lots together.
Save By building houses to-
gether-
Sare in cost Of living; join
our buying club
Cooperate. it's the spirit q
the age.
Come Saturday, Sunday or
Monday afternoon see the Nor
rill style house poured IN steel
N U dss demonstrated and
shown at 4 p II
See the two attractive cement
houses now building you can
buy one at the same cost as q
frame house
and $500 per month. The men
and the money are behind it
a rare opportunity for safe
investment IN stock OF IN lots
in Washington nearest and
newest suburb, only y minutes
out This section Is slated TO
20 back into the District Il
VIII double values Buy now
at the minimum price While
improvements are IN progress.
BALLARD s. LANHAM,
Sales Office, 6z1 18th St n W
Car to Virginia Highlands
every few minutes from Post
offiUc corner, 18th and Pa az.
CLIP THIS AID. IT LEADS THE VA
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

FOR TENDERS OF
SALE OF LAND FOR ESLARGING
THE CAPITOL. GROUNDS
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO IL.

Published only zs Information. not guszS1tesa
&c D m daiIy-Fer Virginia West YIr-
-f--ss Ard Kentucky points Pullman Sleep
= =, cincinnati and Louisville g q q
-f-s--~ ar from Charlottesville
r-rr11-sC-O SPECIAL solid train to S.
f-o--ls vvIth Pullman sleepers 70 Chiczz0-
Stops Only at important staS1olz- Puilm2z'S
- .z-4..fr,rneur and c. & O dfui-x car.
80 = M daiIy-E- z Y LIMITED. f1z
f-i-r.-n-.tf Louisville the West Southwest
-. = o-srv-est- Pullman sieepeTE 70 VirEtn-
= t5ot Springs, Cincinnati. and LouizEfIIav
q a. o. dining car
Chesapeake and ohio Oihces a. SO Pa
- r St and New Union StakfoR-
.re-r3r,oue Main 1855 and z2oS for tickets. baE-
- 1-l7..l-s reservations. ana tEXlCzbE-
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WANTED-HOUSES

WANTED-To buy for cash house for a
home. 10 OF l. rooms with bath. front ana
back yard % rear alley. south % u, west
OF 9Th 81. y w facing sog-h-
A. s. CaYWOCd, 9i5 \. y. Ave.
RECENTLY INVESTED SIo.Oo0, row havs
an additional sz1.cl0 ID invest IN small
properties IN this city Address LAWYER
BOX 25Z Times C.fIce
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CONSULTATION ItEE.

Specialist Central Charles reasonable
Nervous Diseases. RheUmsLisrn, DroDsv.
Scsa-Ica. Kidney Troubles.
DR. NICHOLSON 1895 II ST y W
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APARTMENTS TOILET
FOR RENT-STORES

FOR RENT-Isth and G sts--BusIness prop
erty- excellent show window; IN excellent
condition. rear entrance. storage house IN
rear Building is stories WI rent FOR
$500 per year
SHANNON & LCCHS,
n 25z5- sl3 18th 81 y W II rs.
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SPORTING GOODS

YOUR OUTING DAYS
VIII. BE ONE ROUND or PLEASURE
Il you select your equipment from our i'm
menSe stock Of spor-inE athletic goods
BE- hing suits have been reduced IN price
% meet the steady deuaud- Your size is
here.
THE PEERLESS.
Is 1TH STREET y w
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

CORCORAN ST " w 15I2-Tr-0 large sec
oud floor. communicating rooms private
bath very cool large windows one large
nicely furnished 'front.' room. on first door-
y CAP. ST, u60-Tyvo large unfinished
and one furnished room private family
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS

Ansora Goats, Goldfsaes. Rabbits. CuIaes
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The Detroit times., 1910-03-16
DALLAS IS NEXT
ON TIGER LIST
One More Game With Forth Worth
and Then the Young Bloods IN
wade Another Texas Town.

FORT WORTH. Tex. March l6.-IO
keep the Panther as the Fort Wortn
team is known. scoreless IN still an
ether game is now the ambition OF
Hughie jennings lopefus Twice
they have turned the trick and oniy
the Wednesday game remains Per
noll is underlined Tor one end OF the
hurting stunt
lnasmuea as the Fort Worth team
is not yet complete and some OF its
members have had very little training
this spring the iielding OF the aggre-
cation is very much 10 the bad. Bet
ter competition Is expected Al Dallas,
bu, the colts are determined that the
VIII not drop any games there
Tuesdays game ha0 only one uncer-
fainty-as to whether the opposition
would score Both I.eliyelt and Ha.
din were bothered by sore arms and
the latter was in trouble several timee
the excellent helding OF the rest OF
the team saving mis- record. The IN.
field performed superbly
Ness felded that first bag in grand
style. while the vorl OF simmons, La
Tiers and Kirk was all that any one
could expect. hard stops. perfect
throws and good headwork featuring
their plav Catcher Casey uncoiled
mis- throwing arm anG caught one run
DeI of first. For once. Drake did not
get the fitting nonors or the game
Mcintyre, Simmons and Casey eacn
garnering hit Ball ended the game
with a circus catch away back neal
he fence.
Note those four double plays.