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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
SHOCKING DENMARKs QUEEN
Nondon Truth.

ILOUUDU 7 UtII.I
The queen Of Denmark once paid VISIT
TO the Danish colony of Iceland, where
the good old bishop exerted himself to the
utmost to show her everything that was
worth seeing. The queen paid many com
pliments to her host, and, having learned
that he was a family man, gTaciOusly IN
0uired how many children he had.
It happens that the Danish word foE
'schildren" is almost identical in sound
with the IceIandic word for sheep and
the worthy bishop promptly answered.
1.-TWO hundred"
1.-Two hundred children" cried the
queen. How can you possibly maintain
such a NUMBER
Easily enough, please your majesty,
replied the prelate with a cheerful smile.
/ IN the summer I turn them out upon the
hill to Craze, and when the winter comes
I kill and eat them"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
MANY SEEK PLACE
ON COUNTY BOARD
(special to Ne Herald-Republiean.l

Especial to The Herald-Republican.)
Provo, Feb 22.-There are several can
didates for the vacancy on the board of
county commissioners caused by the death
Of Chairman a. B. Walker, and many ap-
plicatiOns have been made. The candi
date who apparently has the strongest
support is S. l. Goodwin, a prominent
Lehi business man. A petition for his ap-
pointment, signed by many citizens of
Lehi, American Fork and Pleasant Grove,
has been presented to the board The APP
pointment viii probably be made at the
next meeting and it will no doubt be a
man from the north end of the county,
Mr.. Walkers residence having been in
that end
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
UNCLE SAM NEEDS HELP
Civil Service Examinations to Be
Held In Provo.
Especial to The Herald-Republican)

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
Provo. Feb. determinations for
government positions under the civil
service rules viii be held in this city
under the supervision Of j. r. Hodson,
local secretary of the examining board,
on the following dates; March %
chart engraver photographic office,
navy department, salary $720 per an
mum.
March S0-Expert farmer for Indian
service, salary $1,000 per annum, with
quarters.
March 20, 30 and 91-Senior mechan-
zeal and optical craftsman, to fill va
cancy at the Frankfort arsenal, Phiia-
delphia, salary $500 per annum.
Mr.. Hodson will furnish blanks and
information to applicants.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
FRUIT GROWERS HOLD
MEETING AT WILLARD

t6peClaI 70 TIC dIu-htpuDIIcaIIJ
Willard, Feb. PA meeting Of local
fruit growers was held here yesterday,
attended by State Tree Inspector Tay-
lor and County Inspector JasceOn, both
of whom spoke on the growing and
packing of fruit and of the proper care
of orchards. They viii give a demon
stratiOn of tree spraying at the orchard
of HelgaT Parker next Monday. The
Willard Fruit Growers association has
contracted with the Pioneer association
to handle-the local output this year.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
BLOOD STANDS STILL
PILES CAN'T BE CURED UNTIL CIR
CULATION Is RESTORED.

It is useless TO try to cure piles by
operating or use of salves or suppoSi-
tOries-as long as the blood Is stag
nant in the lower bowel, new tumors
will continue to form. Clear the blood
free the circulation. Then piles will
leave for good. A successful scientific
internal remedy Is DR.. Leonhardt S
Hem-ROid. sold under guarantee by
Schramm-JohnsOn Drugs, Salt Lake
City, Utah Hem-Roid does its work
thoroughly. 81 for p days treatment
DR. LeOnhardt Co, Station B, Buffalo
n. Y. Write for booklet.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
LAUNCH A CAMPAIGN
TO BOOST FOR OGDEN
(speciaI to The Herald-Republican)

tSbCtldl 10 L he AlSl elANA ~ t'N'N'---'N--'s
Ogden. Feb. 22.-The boosting of Ogden
on a gigantic scale will be launched TO-
morrow afternoon, at the banquet TO De
held by the Manufacturers and JoDpefs
association at Charles cafeteria FollOW-
ing the banquet, an informal business
meeting will be held, at which commit
tees will be appointed for the starting OF
an advertising campaign throughout me
entire United States, tending to show %
denis unsurpassed advantages as a rail-
,oa,S .aDd commercial center of the west.
There will be speeches, music and a
general boosters program
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
HEAVY FALL OF SNOW
ABOUT THE MOUNTAINS
Especial to The Herald-Repubncan.

Provo, Feb. 22.-Engineer Lytel, in
charge OF the Strawberry valley reclama-
ton project, reports the biggest fall Of
snow this season Friday and Saturday in
the mountains in Spanish Fork canyon.
Four feet of snow fell at and this side
Of the mouth Of the tunnel, and men and
teams who were ready to leave had to
remain until the road could be opened,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
HOLIDAY is OBSERVED.

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
Park City, Feb. 22.-Washington's
birthday was generally observed mere
today. Business was suspended, and
tonight a ball was given in the Or
pheum theatre, which was crowded to
its capacity.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
BONDS MAY BE ISSUED
w aterworks System to Cost $4,000
Planned at Willard.

Especial to The Herald-Republiean)
Willard, Feb. ga special election
will be held here soon to submit the
question of bonding in the sum Of $4,000
with which TO build a water works
system. Professor Lyman of the Uni
versity of Utah last Saturday addressed
the taxpayers and gave an estimate of
the cost at the above figures. The plan
is to extend a pipe line from the can
yon, a distance of about a mile.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
MISSIONARY is HOME.

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious..
Willard, Feb. 22.-NLiss Phoebe Har-
ding has returned from st. Louis, where
she has been the past twenty months
as a missionary. For nine years prior
to going to the Missouri city Miss
Harding taught in the local public
schools.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
MISSION THEATRE.

With a matinee this afternoon and two
voted one of the best vaudeville bills yet
offered at the Mission will come to a
close. During the week in this city every
number of the bill, from the grand opera
singing of the LIE Brun trio TO the NOV
ing nictIIres has made q decided hit
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.


MANY a thing that is done well isn't
worth doing.
When some men eat pork they must
feel like Cannibals
Some men find it easier to open jack
pot than d can of beans.
Many a man fails to arrive because he
started with cold feet.
If man does wrong, he thinks he's do
ing right to keep il a secret
Don't let the badness Of your netghbors
worry YOU; they might do worse.
TRY, try again" is the motto Of many
an actress who finds marriage a failure.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
MINER is INJURED
John Lunch Is Badly Hurt by Fall
Ing Timber.

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
Park City, Feb 22.-John Lunich, en-
ployed in the Little Bell mine, was Sc
verely hurt on the 700-fOOt level of the
property today, when a pile Of timber
on which he was working gave way,
throwing him heavily to the ground. He
sustained a scalp wound and a badly
bruised shoulder.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
CHINAMAN RECOVERING
ogden Thug Victim Reported to Be
Improving.

Especial 70 Inc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ogden. Feb. 22-Far TIA &c, the Chinese
gardener who was set upon by thieves at
his lonely hut on the outskirts OF the city
Sunday night, and beaten almost 10
death with a heavy iron bar, is reported
20 be recovering slowly at the city jan,
where he was taken for treatment When
found by the police, Far Ia &c was sur
fering from II terrible gashes ABOUT the
head and face.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
DEPUTY SHERIFF HAS
KNOWLEDGE OF ANIMALS
Especial to The Herald Republican

tbpeCldI % IH5 HtTdIu- tepuUHCdII-J
Provo, Feb. 22.-Deputy Sheriff Gard
ner was down from Thistle yesterday.
He reports the killing of wild animal
that kept all the naturalists of Thistle
and vicinity guessing for some time as
to it's identity, but which he declares was
a raccOOn.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-23
Cure Yourself With
&c Turkish Bath
Remarkable Results of Robinson
Thermal for Rheumatism, Merry
GUS Breakdown, Kidney Trou-
BILE, Skin and Other
Diseases.

Does What No Drug on Earth Can Do.
The Washington times., 1910-09-28
FOR SALE-HoUSES
JUST A FEW OF THE MANY
ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITIONS WE
ARR OFFERING IN CITY
PROPERTY

ATTRACTIVE PROPOSITIONS WE
ARE OFFERING IN CITY
PROPERTY.
Large four-story house buff brick and
and 5 baths, on 18th St; servants quarters
70 themselves complete on top floor.
On Conn. ave, near British legation. u
room and bath Engiish-basement house
little gem in the tpreaty-hundred block
OF St; rooms and Dath: price very
reasonable
Beautiful house on Columbia road near
the Highlands. y rooms and baths. ex-
cePtiongiiy wen adapted fot entertaining
On Lanier place. Iz-room and 2-bath house
with concrete cellar hot-wateT heat.
On Conn ave. near y St. lo-rOom and
bath brownstone-frOut house
On lamont st. 10 rooms and three baths
Only $1,000
On Bntmore st, 10 rooms and one bath.
On -Kalorama road. Il rooms and baths
On Garfield 81. two z-story houses. 10
rooms and baths hot-water Eeat.
and baths hot-water heat.
Nice front-porch house. rooms and bath.
hot-Water heat on 1Sth 50. north % Park
road Price reasonable
Ten-rOom and bath house. hot-wster heat.
On kiIbOurne 81
bargain IN Ge0rEeIOUn or 81 three
stories, : rooms and bath Only - 500 10 a
quick purchaser.
KEY-SMITH & LATHAM, Inc,
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance.
Second Floor Front, Evans Bldg.
rnrrrn.-r-
The Washington times., 1910-09-28
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & CHG r. r.
LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE

ROYAL Blue Line
every Other Hour On the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL Sd ST. NEW YORK
s7.o0 a. n,-DiHer. Pullman ParIor Car
1s-eC a EuL5-eour train CAFE Parfor ca
rg-oGa rn-Cafs PaTioT Car
siT 90 q un--Diner and Pullman ParIcr O.
go , m--Dsner and Pullman ParIor ca
ss-oc .. u--''Royal Limited Al PuIIu.sa
FIve-hoUr-
4s-o5 D m-Cosches 70 PHILADELPHIA
$40 ?. D.-DineT and Observation Farios
Car
500 D T4--E,saches 70 New York
nix < T-l5laepers % New York
80 a m--Sleepers 70 Philsdelp hIz aaS NJ
ATLANTIC CITY. f7:Oo. soc. tiles
f1seQ. $50 ? n go
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
80 4s.S5 ts:S6, .7.s5. ga rS!o5 "a ga,
4s-s9 >ID.5o,, ~11-G9 a. H. H1z-0o noon Fla-aS
81 GO 1.l5; T2-0O. so. T3-20. $50 800
t4:l5. $50 So So Is.oo 50. E77o9. 'ss0a.
w. WESTWARD
CHICAGO, s-22, $50 p n
CTNCINNATI, ST LOUIS. and I0TUs
WILLS, -s.io a m. 's:os p N, -12=is aiEEt.
s79-S7 night Sleeper ready. 10 2. n
CLEVELAND. $40 p n
COLUMBUS. $3.50 D N
WHEELING 9.lo 8 Il, $50 D. N
CUMBERLAND, +s-lS p n Queen CItI
sR WINCHESTER 1910 g. n, t4.06 fs,os
p FRREDER1CK ts-2a. tslo. $50 q II, u:sa
IA 4iSJS,Gs2 81 r. FFcoWN fs-lo a H.. 800
sDsfIv. Except sunday rSunday oaIv
--T-T EPHONES At all Of the foIfarg-irs
TicEst Ofaces; 141a G st. Tel Main I5sfs SIS
sssTio- ticket Office. Main 1885, Iur5rEna-
ron Bureau, Aa11 ISL
The Washington times., 1910-09-28
SEWING MACHINES

BEST VALUES ever OdeTed-Drophead Sing
Ct, $3.50 drOphesd New Home. $3.50 csfI-
net grand standard SO. Domestic dropieaf
50. Davis hand machine SEQ. Renting and
repairing al makes Express for hire School
supplies LARkTN. % and II n W Phone
Main 30.
LET LARKIN Do your machine repairs
reasonabae prices quick work new and
secondhand machines Tcr sale. - uD
The Washington times., 1910-09-28
PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR WaSF-
ington- D c. September %. IsFG-Sesfed
proposals win be received at this Department
until O'Clock D H.. SATURDAY. October &
1910 and then opened in the preseuce ~
such persons that may attend for the con
strUction Of radial brick chimney Tor m.
power plant at the Freedmen's EyosnFTa7 s1,7
Howard University Washington. d e in
accordance with The specifications and draw
inEs. copies OF which may be obtained anon
application 70 the Chief Clerk OF the ne
partment JESSE Z WILSON, Assistant
Secretary.
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate vjU he
received at the Office Of the Chairman
Board Of Survey Department OF Cornrpe-re
and Labor. 5s2-464 Louisiana ave n "
Washington d Q. until % O'Clock noon
October 10 1910. for the purchase Of address
ographs- cabinets. and supplies therefor The
articles and materials 20 be sold NAV b.
seen upon application at the oGIcs Of fbs
Chief Of the Division OF Supplies AT fbe
above address A list OF the articles 70
gcther with the form or proposal ard in
structions governing bidders may be had
until October ;. 1910. upon application 20 49,
Division Of Supplies. Department Of Corn
msrce and Labor. Washington. d. c.
The Washington times., 1910-09-28
RIVER FRONT PRoPEPTv.

RIVER FRONT PROPERTY
a new place WGeTe ToE Cdu own
water fronts. Short distance from
washington Own your own summer
resort Lot and bungalow at Nc
Ghiesp0rt Tor cost OF one outing AZ
sezshore- Our launch leaves every
day hours rUu down the Potomac
No cost 10 you for the round trip
Lots SO each BuugalOzr can b
butit from $50 up fine fishing, bathing
and DOa-ing- IC-acre farms Of rich
truck land, 500 per acre For fuu
particulars call, write. or phone
AMERICAN LAED. CO1EPA(T
81 18th 81 y. W
The Washington times., 1910-09-28
CHEsAPEAKE s OHIO LINEs.

Published only IS Information. not guaranteed
80 n m daIly-F'or Virginia, West VIZ
80 aud Kentucky points Pullman sleep
e. 10 Cincinnati and Louisville FsFisr car
- x-ireinis- Hot springs week days. g. & ..
.7i-f-e ear from Chariot esviiie.
80 D n aily-CINCINNATI-ST- LOUIS
c-ETTCSC-O SPECIAL solid train 20 81
Io,fs with Pullman sleepers &c CLIczEo
S-ons only at important stations Pullman
60 equipment and c * o dining car
- 30 .. M daily-F. F V LIN TED 20.
s-5-7c5rrlati Louisville The West. Socrh-zss.
- Northwest Pullman sleepers % VIZ
~frfs Hot Springs. Cincincatl. an Louisville
= d q IA carte dining car
a. Oraces 513 Pa ave- 1zs9 = st. and
Y-|soS station Phone Main 1896 and - co-
- tazgsSe checks rese-,atic 1s- q rzxis-
SEAROARD AIR LINE RE.
80 = NJ daiiy---Sesb Fsst Nah"
49, caches alE Pullman slee1e-s -
1nIo-s S.t, and Jacksonville Parlor ca JACK
- n 10 Tampa Through Sleeper -
Dining car
49, 49, = n daily-''Ses6oard ExPress.'' eiea-
- 1ighted sleepers and observation car
L-SSS-,-,ed with electric fans Through ser
$500 $3.50 savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa, Al
49,. Birmingham, and Memphis. Dining
e-e--ee--s-t Once. 1slS New York ave y ~
= A HARDWOOD, G. Il. A.
SEQ. z PHILLIPS. d ? A.
n Il RTAN. G. p A. Portsmouth. "a
The Washington times., 1910-09-28
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
COLCMBI Holding Probate Court Is
tate Of sarah ; ROsenheTger. Deceased No.
1850 Administration Docket. Application
having been made herein for probate OF the
last v-iif-and testament OF said deceased and
Tor letters OF administration C. { a on
SAD estate by Edna J. Lee. II is ordered
this 25th day OF September. \ D 1910 that
eiizabsta Frances Si5ert. Irene Grim Siberr
! Juliet Claire SibeTt. Gilbert Martin Sfbert
and Mrs = g Sibert. and all others CON
ceTned- appear IN said Court on Monday
the 9TH day Of November. A D. 1919 a. 10
o clock a. m. TO show cSuse why such ap-
DllcatlOD should not BE- granted. Let notice
hereof be published IN the Washington Law
Reporter and The Washington Times once
IN each Of three successive weeks before the
return day herein mentioncd-the first pub
LEGATION 20 be not less than thirty davS h.
fore said return day HARRY n Ga
BAUGH. Chief Justice Seal Attest
JAMES TANNER, Register Of Wills for the
DistTlcS Of Columbia Clerk o. the Probate
Court. I. J. COSTIGAN. Attorney
The Washington times., 1910-09-28
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

P-FoUou-inE schedule figures published
nj As information and are Eot s-sf-rl-eey5-
For Atlanta. BirnlnEhG Mobile Ne-s
orleans. Asheville- a n al- 1915 p n
daily
Ircr Ecanoke., Knoxville Chartanc0Ez- By
raiualbsru- New Orleans. Io-1J p. M
- Roanoke Knoxville. CE4tt1n1oEa- %asA-
vile Memphis. SIC n daily (S.ee7fnE
car oper after 10 p M
Tor Atlanta bir1ufrz17rss Columbia
Charleston. Augusta Aiken. savannah Jack
coavEIle ard Florida points. As = n daily
= Z . BROWN. Genera AzszL
The Washington times., 1910-09-28
WORKAGMEN'S WANTS

WOREINGNEN-If some hustler Of the eI-
bow grease knew 81 the time and trouble
we go 70 10 keep this stock fun UP on
tailored slightly used suits at s. to s. there
would be rush TO save mon - one price.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6lS D
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR R[cNT-Furnitgrc Of f0-room hcuse in
good condition AZ lowest figure. Y NJ
DORSEY, I75S CoTcoraa St
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FLOOR OILS

Q T HUNTERS Ssnitary Dust-EIuiuE Floor
OIL keeps the f5ors clean and bright gives
them polished finish Good fo- ycu- furni-
ture; Try 81 SOC gallon delivered. Phone
Main 54JS once. rs Pa ave y w Wash
ington- D c. l. : A Used b. L. s Cow
and oser 5000 families FOR the last - years
DON'T Buy FLOOR OIL until you've tried
ours &C gal ENTERPRISES HARDWARE
Co 81 sth y " Phonc II 5o5l
The Washington times., 1910-09-28
WALL PAPER

PAPERHAEGING and DECORATING Re-
Reasonable prices Satisfaction guaranteed
? years experience BRUSELL & MUL-
Wy, 456 st y ". Drop postal
PAINTING PAPERHANGTNG.
HALLER & KELEHER
20 II st n W
class mechanics satisfaction guaranteed
DroP card. VIII calL w HUFF, 80 Zst 81
ROOMS PAPERED. s. up send postal for
samples and estimate CHAS. r. HYSAN,
soe z Cap St
BEFORE HAVING Your House Pspered. Eec
our estimate rooms PaPered, S1.75 and up
a - LEAPLE1 e. lO4 ION st \ z
LATEST fall designs: estimates furnished;
prices reasonable send postal or phone
Line 1853 O W HUH 81 c st y e
GIVE Us A TRIAL Derore having your
rooms papeTeds great reduction fo- next 80
MARTIN BRO. IL N c ave :. z
SEE NE before having your house papered-
Rooms papered from 8 up. RICHARD
CARLISLE. ~ New York ave Phone North
~
ROOMS PAPERED. 8 Up. wan paper. &c,
&C. and sc q piece Work guaranteed Ls
PFEUXs So P st y " Phone North 54Sl-
PAPERaANGE-G AND PAINTING.
First-Class work at lowest prices
J R BOWEN. rs sth St s z Line q Z
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SPIRITUALISM
PHYSICIANS
DR. SHADE, Specialist. 728 18Th 81.

DR. SHADE, Specialist. 728 18th 81.
WashIngton's Oldest Specialist
g years practice treating nervous and
chronic diseases also stomach, lungs. asth-
ma CataTTh. appendicitis IIve-. heart kid
neys. bladder, structure, discharge zene-af
debility and special weakness b.OJl and
skin diseases Special and private sFIru-nrz
q both sexes cured quickly. Consultation
free HouTE- 10 - ana 10 $50 daiIy.
Sundays. 10 70 Il Chandler Building. Es.eva-
tor and phone
SPECIALIST. IeC5 II ST. y n
Nervous Diseases Ehe-matisn Govt
CEcrea. Goitress Free Consultation F'r1-as-
Medicines Personal Attention Cseuse0-T--7rI-
ary- Special Diseases any stage profruf TX
relieved, safely. permanently cured Offfce
central
LOCOAIOTOR-ATAx the scOurI,e OF man
kind yields 10 drugless heaIing-enforced-
restoring the blood circulation Cures IT IS
wei as the other incurabIe tso-caledD all
uuents Of men Come and learn what T. win
do for Won Pamphlets references. iuforr7a-
tIJn and consultation free PROF. Z y d
PARKER IU2 9Th 81 y "
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APARTMENTS TO LET
unfinished
JOHN F.DONOHOE & SONS
314 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
FOR RENT-APARTNENTs.

FOR RENT-APARTAIENTS.
Get our list Of up-to-date apartments All
in good residential sections. We VIII start
leases October Is, do any necessary repairs,
and give immediate possession
This Is opportunity seldom offered and
applies to any apartment on our list Let
us send you our list. we have the property
10 suit you for any purpose Let Us know
your wants
ATTENTION.
WHY NOT LET US RENT YOU THAT
AfAhIMENT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING
FOR2 DON'T TIRE YOURSELF. looking
FURTHER WE HAVE SUITED OTHERS.
THEREFORE KNOW WE CAN SUPPLY
YOUR WANTS IN THIS LINE WRITE
PHONE OR CALL FOR OUR COMPLETE
LIST PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY
A F. FOX COMPANY,
RESTAL AGENTS. 18th AT y y AVE.
THE DAWSON APARTMENT,
ITa ST y II
=. :Ioor front. rooms and bath. Rent ss8 y
Isl loOr rear, ; rooms and hath Rent SO -
a month
A C. HOUGHTON & CO.,
e2s ST. X. W.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES

7 HAVE TWO beautiful lots on Porter
street, in Richmond Park. which
viii sell at once VIII sell these lots
far below what they COS. ne. as
wish 10 leave the city and do not care
to let couple OF hundred dollars
stand IN the way Address OWNER
BOX $50. Times Office
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GOOD INVESTsIENT-Pavs 5 % ce1-- =
rented by the year for $3.50. none but an
investor need call Call At once for na--
ticuIaTs- SIC s. st y "
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-02
LOOKING FOR
RUNAWAY SON
MRS. FRANK LAWRENCE OF
GENEVA, ILL.,, is SEEKING
GLENN LAWRENCE.

Believing that her son is still alive
and that he did not commit suicide as
he threatened to do, Mrs. Frank D.
Lawrence, a heartbroken mother of
Geneva, ILL.,, has appealed to the
Courier and the press Of the state to
help her locate her 16 year old son
Glenn Lawrence. Mrs. Lawrence in
her letter states that her son left
home in the morning for school. He
sent note home that he was tried
of life and intended to commit sui
eide by drowning himself In the river
which runs near Geneva His outer
clothing was found on the banks OF
the stream. The river was dragged
but no body was found. The heart
broken mother expresses the belief
that the son used this means to throw
his parents off his track and that he Is
still alive and In some part Of the
country Glenn Is described as a
youngster, 16 years old, tall for his
age, very slender with fair complexion
and dark hair He has quite an III
pediment of speech, so that any one
can recognize 1t if he enters into con-
versation. The mother in her letter
states that they want him to let them
hear from him. If any one knows of
his whereabouts she asks them to
communicate with her at Geneva, III.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-02
Some Suggestive Questions on the
Sunday School Lesson For June
us Walks on the Sea.-Matt. xiv:
: FoR THE INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPER BIBLE STUDY CLUB.
copyright Iinscott, D..

Jesus Walks on the Sea.-Matt. xiv:
22-36.
Golden Text-Then they that were
in the ship came and worshiped him
saying: OF truth thou art the Sor
of God. Matt. xiv:33.
Verse 22.-What remarkable event
had Immediately preceded this les
son?
Why did Jesus want to scatter the
multitude? (see John. vi:15.)
Why did he, probably, send the dis
ciples away even before he dismissed
the multitude?
If the rulers of the Jews, and not
the common people only, had wanted
to crown Jesus king, would he have
resisted them? Why or why not?
Verse 23.-Why did Jesus need soil
tude and private prayer?
How much solitude and private
prayer are essential to one who would
have the spirit and do the ~ork Of &c
sus?
Verse 24.-Why does God permit his
children to be so tossed with waves
when they are on the voyage he has
sent them?
Which are more blessed, and why
those Christians that have stormy
voyage and contrary winds through
life, or those who have fair weather
and favorable winds? (Thfs question
must be answered in writing by mem.
bers Of the ciub.)
Verse 25.-Why did Jesus leave
them in their distress so long? and
why does God often permit his chill
dren to be buffeted with wind and
waves until it seems there is no hope
for the ship?
Verse 26.-The disciples saw Jesus
coming at last, but why is that any
ground for hope, that God will, when
we are in trouble, come to our rescue
in time to prevent any real disaster?
Can you give any example besides