davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1910-12-28
Flee, sailors Retiy Found.

sp>eioi Cable Despatch 10 rHs SUN.
BnEsr Dec. c7.-The body Of Seaman
David Of the baitleship Georgia. who had
been missing since December 9, has been
found in a dock here and buried.
The sun., 1910-12-28
ELASTICITY


Contracts are designed az a
safeguard against the elasticity
OF the human mind.
But contracts themselves
are often elastic, due chiefly to
those provisions which have
been omitted or are made
luately expressed.
The omission from a building
contract Of guarantees of Econ
omy, Quality and Speed puts a
premium on elasticity Of cost.
Those guarantees are never
omitted from Thompson
Starrett eontract--they are the
backbone Of the contract.
THOMPSON.STARRETT
COMPANY
Building Construction
Fii,y-One Wall Stree,
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
PIMLICO ENTRIES
FOR TOMORROW

PimIico entries for Saturday. Nay q;
First race-Naiden tw0-year-old III
lies; four and a half fUrlonEs- Mufs
10. Nike, 40, Katie, no. CnlilOn CuanL-
IlU- Chiffon SQuaw. no. NuSkmeiOn, no.
4 air ACaIanCe. no. Toe Dancer. u05
Alexandra. 10, Harvest Moon 10
Second raCe-Three-yeaT-oId and up
selling six furIongs- Jennie Wells. 49,
Sairlev Rossomer. 1O3- "Flying Foot
steps. So kid. s. ~COOney h-s 1905
Chiffon Queen, - SIS lbs; Lady Esther
100; King Avond2le- lbs; -I1omas hoy.
100; la Refine HindoO, IOl7 AyLmer, 10;
Compton, 90 @NdnCy PanSyr s5s OSOr-
Inc, no. Lady FitZHeTbert, I03
Third race-The Preakness three-year-
us: St Regis, I03; Layminster. s.; Med
alliO1, SIS SaSers 10 StaFDotuer u.s.
Dalhousie, no, G. NJ Mlll1-rs no. ScaruS-
10: MARTINEZ, rs: Dixie knight, los;
ReybOurns lg9-
Fourth race-Green Spring valley
Steeplechase Handicap; Two and a half
miles. " aterWay, 100 T-ltstledaler los;
Dacra, AS, Dr. Pillow 1Ss- IoEchwood.
IJ1- Algie, 49, Tourney H. Slr wooster,
los; Ross FentOn, 13S
Fifth race-Three-year-O one mile
Ross Hampton. 108s Busy, III Compton
III, The Monk, 1ooi AylmerY III how
let, IO
sixth ace-Three-year-Olds and up;
mile and a fUrlong- Arondack, Il5i
Pins and Needles, 10; Hi Top, 49,
High Private H. SmuSs 1J-; Supersti-
ton. 107
Seventh race-Naiden twO-year-old
FLIES; four and q half furlongs- Annie
Case. no. ROsey POSey, 10, TOuCan
10 Haute Roche, 10, Irish Nora, 10
virginia., 10; Edith c, 10; Mayweed,
no; SaIIie O'Day, 10; Glitter Chatter
10
Eighth -ThTee-ye aT-OldS and up
selling six furiOngs- HKyie, g. 81 ORC,
IG3; est Jeanne, 102: ClaQue. 100; Roya
Captive. IgS- Croydon. 105- FWOOlCasta
SO AUNT Kate, IS: Top Note, 1G7, Sal
volatile, I05; Hymen, s.: Crossover, 100
Golden Castle, I00; mon Ami, s.
aKing Of Yolo, 90; Racinette, 103; san
Weller, s.
Apprentice allowance claimed; YEA
fner rlear- mack fast
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
DEATHS

HENDERSON-On Thursday, Nay 3 1910
ST s-l5 p m at the residence OF his son
James B Henderson. 1895 Euclid street
northwest JOHN HENDERSON. 81, in
the elghty-siXth year OF his age
Funeral from the above address at 2-30
p m, saturday, Nay :. 1910 Relatives and
friends invited. IL
John Henderson was born In Armagh
County, Ireland. IN 1S2f At the age OF
tvventy-three he came TO America and prior
20 the civil war made his home first in
Alexandra Va and later in Esa7rfrr7-a
he served IN President Lfucoln's b0dvguard
througnouI the civil war, remaining IN
Washington. after the surrender He vas
q prominent Mason and was a member of
the Association Of Oldest Inhabitants OF
the District His death followed an Illness
q several years. and VAS due 70 cd age
One daughter and FIVE sons survive him
sHARP-On thursday. May 5. 1916. az his
residence. Burrville, D c., FREDERICK
Sharp and father OF Joshua Fre5e-i-I-
Amos. John. and Mary Sharp stepfather
q Carrie Saunders and Mary Z Medley
Funeral from Contee's chapel. Sunday.
May S. at 2 p n Relatives and friends
invited It.
SMITH-Suddeniy, on Thursday. Nay Q. 1870
at a. n. al his residence. 1924 o street
WILLIAM H SATI II, the husband Of I'd
oznina Smith, and father O. William r
Smith. Sophia T. Stewart anna c. smith
Mason. Cara S Randall, and George E
Smith
TIPPETT-On wednesday. Nay 4. Isle. Al .
I've years
WILLET-On Wednesday. Nay 4. 1870. al
ESQ p m. CLARA c.. vie OF Harry p
Wiley
Ms Wiley was horn IN Cincinnati. Ohio.
in 1855. but VAS bro Shit an early age
70 this city. she was e5ucated n The Dis
trict public schools md was mlrrled here
IN 1851 Mrs whey was a prominent mem
Der OF the Rathbnue Temple. No. g. PvtHfan
Sisters and was formeiy chief ruler Her
death followed an Illness Of one year Her
no her and husband Survive her
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
POLICE SEEK OWNER
OF HAT AND COAT
Found At North End of Highway
Bridge Near the Patrol
Box

Police OF the Fourth precinct are en-
deavoring today u learn the Identity
Of the owner Of gray coat and a black
derby hat which 7sere found near the
patrol box al the north end Of the
Highway bridge. shortly after u o'clock
last night
There are no Initials IN the hat, which
bears the stamp Of q aaberdasher In
Pennsylvania avenue, and no papers
the coat.
Whether the owner OF the coat ana
hat Jumped into the river is a mystery
So FAR as the police have been able
to learn no one was seen on the bridge
after 1I.30 O'Clock
The coat is Of a mixed gray material
The makers name can LOT be made
out
The Washington times., 1910-05-06

rates
NORTHWEST
AsqUith's Pharmacy, ISIS 18th 81 n "
Astoria Pharmacy, % & @ y. W.
Bach-ach. 5Ih & Eye SITS y W
Bronaugh. 7th x y. ".
Butts Pharmacy. sth & Nass- ave y W
Ciemence. 18th & L y W
ch-isylani Pharmacy, ess Pc ave y. W
Cisseil- ION q Eye sts- \ W
Concord Pharmacy. 1915 y Il ave n "
Davis. 9Th & n. W
Day & Co. SIN & Q Ets- y "
Duney. SIN and \ sts- y. w
E5ornuns's Pharmacy. tn & n SITS. y. ".
GalsberE. 3354 18th 81 y ".
Gessford-s. s-h and L Sta n "
Goi6enDerE's Dept Store, 7th & X Ets NV
Howard. p D. 18th & " sts n W
S. kann. sons 9 Co. Dept store, sth St
Keaesaw Pharmacy. Vt Pleasant q Irving
Rooster. H g. I'd and Il SITS n ".
Eoss. 7th 81 and Fla ave- n W
Mattingly's Pharmacy, 1stE & L ats. \. W
AEaItby's Pharmacy, 1867 Calvert St y W
NlcoIs Pharmacy 18th & Pa ave. " W
New York Avenue Pharmacy. y. Cap. st
O'Donnel- so r 81 y "
Paul Pearson 18th 81 & Fla ave n W
Ouigley-s Pharmacy, -Z1st & @ sts. n W
RehTs Pharmacy. TJh & Z SIS y W
Richardsca's Pharmacy 18th and r " W
Richardson. g & Pa ave y W
6Chzfrth. y. Cap & II SITS. y. W
Simpson = r. Tth z z SITS n "
Smith J. Z. 9Th d Wisconsin ave.
TayIos's Pharmacy 9Th & p SITS y "
VeitCh- r A. 10Th & II SITS. n W
Wagner & Co. Ist < Il SITS n W
Earnold. zf01 18Th St " ".
Waters, N. Wisconsin ave and 0 St N "
weller z. P $50 " St
PattIe- y '. 1913 Georgia ave
GanfordE Pharmacy. n Z ave & n Can
PARK Road Pharmacy. 11th St & Park "a
NORTHEAST
F71ruer's Pharmacy. y Cap {. r sts
C-eo-Ee J Gelger. SIN & 3 SITS n z
Ia6don's Pharmacy, 1900 Fla ave y z
lamb & Taylor. 18th & z. Cap. sta
Lincoln Park Pharmacy. 18th and z Can
Model Pharmacy, 6th & y SITS. N E
NcChesnev & Joachim. ID & Z SITS y z
New York Avenue Pharmacy. " Y. ave
& y Cap 81
SOUTH II EST.
Essen beIss. Pharmacy, 9TH & ats 6 "
Harris. 30 & r sts- 5 W
Mcdonald. = W. ~ & L SITS S. W
SOUTHEAST
Eu-rovvs- Pharmacy. 18th st & Pa az. s Z
Enrich. 18th St & Pa avs S Z
Nev & Co.. Pa ave * Sth St s. z
Roach IruE Co. sth & G sts- s E
veEer's. sth & Eye sts- s z
Powell. A. E, fth and =. Cap
ANACOSTIA-
Bury'E Pharmacy. cor. Monroe & Jefferson
ALEXANDRIA
Came, r L, Alexandria, Va
BROOKLA$D-
Linton & Nelson. Brookland. D. c.
CHEVY CHASE
sonuema1- T A.. Chevy chase.
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
Train out; hit By batted BAN.

Runs-CuTrier q. Train %, Ellisse %,
NeWDOldr HUidekOpeT %. Gibson CD,
Gulick, Mitchell. Evans, Garrett. and
Sommerville- First base on errors
Chevy Chase, 2. Metropolitan. G. Left
on bases-CheTy Chase, 6; Metropolitan
3 First base on balls-OE Gibson, Z;
on Lay / Struck out-By Gibson. Il.
by Lay, !. Three-base hit-Currier-
TwO-base idekOper, Bayne. and
Mitchell stolen baSes-CurTier, Train
Cz)s NewbOld, Huidkoper %. Bayne,
SOmmeTvllle, Evans. and Gibson Double
plays-CUTTieT to De SiJOUr- Lay to De
Sibour TO Garnett- Hit by pitCher-E.l-
Use, 2 Wild pitCh-GibsOn- Passed ball
Mitchell Umpire - Mr. Nicholson
Tine OF game hours and Is minutes.
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
POLISH SINGERS
TO GIVE CONCERT

As part Of the ceremonies attending
the unveUing OF the statues Of Kosclu-
sko and Pulaski, the Crtted Polish Sing
ers Of America VIII give a concert at
the New National Theater Thursday.
Nay Il at $50 .. n
Among the artists who viii appear
are Nine SembriCh KOchanskaL Nine
Szumsnska, Nine. KWasfgrech, Nine.
Tylicka, Prof. T. AdamewsId, director
Of the Academy OF Music, Boston. and
Prof ROsenthal, bassO sOIoist Of St
Paul, al under the direction or Dr.. r
VFoTSEf
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
Deaths

Mary E PEBBLES, 81 years. SibIev Hos
pitaL
Cll.erne c. Bates. IS years. I5Z d
street southeast
John Benson. 81 years. United States
Soldiers Home, d @.
Ernest Lord. A years, Garfield Hospi-
tai
sarah E Meek, s. years. 14s5 street
northwest
Catherine A Cross. = years, SIS E street
northeast
James E. MeGi1. ls years. 800 K street
northwest
Matilda X Feidhaus, $ years. 1913 First
street northwest
Amelia A. h Richards 90 years, Louise
Home
Joseph 5. TfppeJt. 81 years. Tubercu-
losis Hospital
Fransis BovIes. s days. 80 Peunsyl-
vania avenue Twining City
Chinese
Mary D. Bing. years. 4ss Ninth street
northwest
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
PRISONER FIGHTS
WITH DETECTIVE
Escapes But Is Recaptured
After a Lively Chase
and TuSSle.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.


The banquet given last evening in the
Young Peoples Building by Alexandria.
Council, No. SO, Junior Order United
Americans. was one @ the most en-
joyabIe affairs Of the season There
was a meeting Of the council IN the
early part Of the evening, after which
the members left the council ROOM
headed by & brass band Of fifteen pieces,
and paraded through the streets Of the
city, reaching the Young Peoples Bald
ing, where they were met BY the mem
hers of the Ministerial Association OF the
city and other invited guests
As Detective Conger was taking
Lewis woods, colored, arrested charged
with throwing rocks at Conductor
Byers. Of the Southern railway TO the
courthouse at Fairfax, Va yesterday
broke away from COngHr and jumped
on the train for washington Conger
gave chase and grabbed Woods. VINO
was on the step OF the moving car
Woods held on TO the car and a tussel
eusued between the two men Sud
denly Woods released his hold on the
car and the two men rolled 10 the
ground Woods took 10 his heels and
COnger gave chase finally capuuriIls ms
man Woods was given twelve months
on the road Cor assault 1t Is said thai
a commission viii examine him 70 de-
Cermine as 70 his sanity
The Alexandra Light Infantry under
command OF Capt. +. l. -SiayunaA1er this
evening viii march 20 Rosemont- where
they wiz engage n z skirmish drill
The Lady Regents Of the Mt Vernon
Association viii meet in annual session
at AIt- Vernon beginning next Tuesday
morning
A musical entertainment VIII be given
al Christ Church parish hall THIS even
ing at o'clock, by the pupils OF the
Sunday school The proceeds VIII be
used for installing a kitchen IN the par
ism hall
Old Dominion COmmandery, Knights
TempIar. VIII hOld its annual service al
St. PauTs Protestant Episcopal Chu-cn
next Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock,
when the Rev. 2. 2. Phillips VIII DC
liver q sermon 70 them At noon next
Sunday the COmmandery VIII meet Al
the temple, and VIII drink 20 the neallA
OF the grand commander
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Evening Of Nay 5, between BIS and
1879, coral neck+aceY graduated DeaGss
priced as a heirloom Reward II returned
10 I257 Girard st y ". my6-3tc
LOST-Monday. May ? violet stckpin. chip
set IN black bow; hours, aud 3, vicinity
18th r and T sts- y W kindly return
to 17G7 9Th y W Receive liberal reward
my5-St'
LOST-Oz OF about April 2, IN the y W
section Il Washington, vicinity Of Sheri-
dan circle. diamond crescent brooch Suit
able reward II returned TO Police Head
quarters Municipal Bldg my5-Stf1
LOST-Cross and crown pin, wreath and two
stars attached Methodist 5 5 and second
year printed on the w1eath and pin; small
picture Of cross and c-oRl and L and S
on back Of stars Finder notify J. s HAD
LEY. 14f4 14th St y. W. and receive re-
ward my3-3tI
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
DOLL, SHOOTS SELF.

BALTIMORE, May 6--WhiIe cleaning
a -32-calibBe revolver in her dressing
room at the Monumental Theater. Ruth
FVlveT, known on the vaudeville stage
as Ruth Everett. the mechanical doll
shot herself just above the riEht temple.
Her condition is not serious
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
The Vital Records.


Valentine and Bertha Cook. girl
Nathan and Annie Book. boy
Jesse W and Eva c. Rohrback- bow
James and Annie Buckley, girl and boz
(twins).
Charles w and Mary n Staples, girl
Nathan and Bessie Tolstoi. girl
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
Metropolitan Clubmen De-
feat Chevy Chase Team
10 to 7.
MARINE BAND
DID BEST PLAYING
Despite the Numerous Errors the
Game Was a Decided Sue
cess-Financially.

Racled though their bodies may be
by charley horse" spiked feet, swollen
hands. and sore arms, not one Of the
Metropolitan Club and Chevy Chase ball
players. who 5attled yesterday at Amer
lean League Park FOR the benefit Of the
free wards at Providence Hospital. has
applied at the institution for treatment
For the Nets who won 10 TO = have
forgotten their pains in the Joy Of VIC
tory, while the losers have cast aside
thoughts Of suffering IN the knowledge
that their efforts not only pleased the
large society gathering, but helped in
the worthy cause Of aiding the poor
sick
The boxes and grandstand at the park
were well filed by society people who
watched the battle Of hits and the er-
roTs OF commission and omission. and
sad u state. the bIunders had Il on the
TALES
Mrs James F Barbour was in charge
OF the affair. ably assisted by we'll
known society women Fashionable
young women added TO the gayety by
selling score cards, incidentally raising
z considerable sum-
Certain II IS that II any OF the players
had dreams OF being big league stars,
they went glimmering before the game
was over, Tor some OF the players, re-
1eCtng on their errors in thought AMI
deed, decided that, baseballically speak
Ing they are ''au 10 the bad
Band Played Best.
At least such would be the decision
Of q professional sharp, but TO the So
ciety folks, the players were Johnsons,
Wagners and GIBBS.
Candidly the best playing was by the
Marine Band
There were a few fans present 1T the
opening OF the game, but urgent bust
ness called them away before the finish
Several Office boys who had seen 70 %
that granGmothers and other relatives
had died untimeiy deaths earlier IN rre
DAY LETT the grounds early, sOrry Il-.lt
they had not held one OF the deaths IN
ii the Nationals get home
Here IS the way kind-hearted scorer
decided the game was played
The Washington times., 1910-05-06

II you cannot conveniently call al
The Times ONCE, you can receive
the low cash rates BY bringing your
advertisement 20 any one Of the fol-
lowing
The Washington times., 1910-05-06

Thomas ". Burke and Irene W. SadIer.
Of Baltimore.
James r Hi and Minnie E Rartfr1r1es
Of Washington.
Webster l. Williams and bessie NJ
Cherry, Of Cumberland Nd.
Warren , Potts and Florence V. GuIon,
of washington
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
}l1ashin9toig Dimes
w ant Ads
PHONE MAIN $3.50.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES:
CLASS
PHONE MAIN see

CLASS
Tor Rent-Fuz uishsd
For Rent-Unfurnished
Rooms and Board
Table Beard
Wanted-Rooms
eTanted-Rcoms ard
Board
Help Wantsd-Fenlaie SC per line.
I I1eiD T1n.so1 n Minimum space.
and Ferlaie lines
Wanted-Agents
Situations wanted
Situations wantsd-
Female
Situations Wgntss-
Male and Female
Lost and Found
special Cash In Advance Gle n FSOrd7
Minimum Charge. Is cents
On orders Ter seven OF more times. mini
mum charge p cents per day
Special Charge Rates
Minimum space. lines.
umes within one week-.--...---22c Per line
tines consecutively-- -------------44c per linz
CLASS \.
Minimum space, 2 lines.
All classifcations not listed as Class A.
&c a line
Special Cash in Advance Rates
times within one Vyeek.--.-.....-.-Z5c line
times. cousecutivelr----.. soc a Tine
Special Charge Rates
times within one week....-.-.-..-sec a line
Q times. consecuttvely soc line
Contract Rates IN AnDIfcaffou
The Washington times., 1910-05-06

times within one vFsek-.---.- &C a line
Z times. cousecut ave1y.- - soc a IIns
Contract Rates on Application
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
WORKINGMEN'S WANTS

WORETNG1fEN-Do high wages breed less
hustle OF the elbow EreaseZ say. old man,
get here soon az you can see the slightly
used tailored suits. s. 20 SO, uave dough-.
one price only. JUSTH5 OLD STAND. 619
y y. " myth
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
BOATS, YACHTS. ETC.

FOR sALE-FIne gzso5ene d0ry. TIth o.
without engine GARRETT CHESELDT1yE-
11th 81 wharf Cal not Zatsr than Saturday
evening 1rs
The Washington times., 1910-05-06

A musical entertainment VIII be given
al Christ Church parish hall this even
ing at o'clock, by the pupils OF the
Sunday school The proceeds viii be
used for installing a kitchen IN the par
ism hall
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
Branch Agencies


where your id VII be taken at ONCE
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
snecinI Chnrre &c.

3 times within one vveez.-...-...-z5c a line
times. cOusscurivelE----.... soc a Iins
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
MARKETS
DRESS SUITS

ONLY TTP-To-pATE fuu dress and tuxedo
suits for hire II T PINES. Merchant
Tailor. 1905 7rh s. X W 5af-Jf
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
BICYCLES
HORSES AND VEHICLES

COGSWELL'S IS the cheapest and most r.
liable place 20 buy new and secondhand
traps. Surveys. runaDouts. Daytons, and de-
livery wagons SIS Up Harness, s. up. 2os-
211-Z1z-ZI4 18th ST " " uF6-tl
FOR SALE-Io horses, 2 brick wagons, sets
wagon harness. cheap horses heavy
DRAFT. 3 u years.
ia E ST. s. E
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
FLOOR OILS

c T HUNTERS SANITARY DUST KILL
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean AMI
bright gives them polished nnish, SOC gallon
delivered. Phone Main 545S Once rs "a
ave. y W GOOD FOR YOUR FURN-I-
TURE- TRY II WANTED-Agents. every
where aDs0-Its
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
WANTED-RO0MS

WANTED-By . white gentlemen 2 rooms
I furnished, other for kitchen; between 18Th
and 9th, and T ard Pa ave BOX 1o6. Times
office Itr
WANTED-Three unfurnIshed rooms; light
usekeeping. central lcstion- BOX So,
Times Office It
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
OVERS AND CLEANERS

CLEANING. PRESSING. ALTERING. AND
DIEINCs AT LOWEST PRICES
a V. LEVY. 1sSs-G Pa ave. y "
ry3-rf
CLEANING. pressing. altering and repairing
Inquire about monthly rate. A n
COOPER. So 18th It n ". Phone n z55s
apa0-tfc
CLOTHES cleaned. p-NSsed- and repaired;
ladies' and gents. @. ". TAILORING
Co, "a 15th ST y y. n 5572- Basement
THE SPECIAL PRESSING CLUB rate OF 3
Der month would surprise you Ask about
r. z A EMERSON. IDS Wisconsin ava
y. ". apa-tf
The Washington times., 1910-05-06

Minimum space, 2 lines.
All classification not listed as Class A.
15c a line.
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
ANTIQUE FURNITURE

n sEGAL. ANTIo FURNITURE
REPRODUCING. REPAIRING 81 L ST
N ". PHONE y So Y mh11-tf
ALL KINDS Of antique furniture for sac
and repaired upholsteri1g- Work called
Tor and delivered 1873 Pa ave y "
The Washington times., 1910-05-06
Law AND COLLECTORS

ALL CASES. secret service col ect-o-s md
corporations organized and promoted ry-
where. L. S LEGAL CORP SO Bend Dl5g-
spS-u
The Washington times., 1910-05-06

WASTED-Table boarders. excellent table;
reasonable. 1242 18Th st. y. ". mys-stc
The Washington times., 1910-05-06

Minimum space. 2 lines.
; umes within one week-.........Z1c per line
tines. consecutfvelyr- ------.--.-. &c uer line
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-----t-l----lll - E4lAL1-
On orders Ter seven OF more times. min
mum charge 2 cents per day
The Washington times., 1910-05-06

FOR SALE-Modei Z Wayne four-cy1ladar.
6-pssseassr touring car. fully equipped sna
20 god conditio1-
CARTER MOTOR CAR CORPORATION.
mhzs-u sos-s10 Munsey Building
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-01-13
WILL CLOSE
JANUARY 81
Oregon Saloon to Close Last
Of Month Smile Whiskey
More Popular than Ever.

The popularity of Fem Batty's g.
Mile whiskey, which has been mani
fest: for several years past, seems to
grow every day and the product is
in demand In quantities of great mag
nitude Of late. Smile whiskey will
not be for sale after January 31st
as result of the closing of the sa.
looms Of the city. and lovers of a
really fine product are Fastening to
secure gallon or two before the
supply runs out. The sales of this
liquor for the past few weeks has
len enormous and the buying prom
ises to increase each day. s
Anyone who has ever sampled Bat
tvs Smile whiskey knows the merit
Ct the product. 1t is a Grangeville
whiskey. manufactured hereat home
and above all other good qualities, is
absolutely pure. Nobody knocks 3.
Mile whiskey; every acquaintance is
friend Of the product. The liquor
has a national reputation and is
known from coast to coast as a
mild, pure. mellow whiskey. In an
other portion of the paper will be
found an advertisement In which the
popularity of 3-Mile whiskey is vel
illustrated and emphasized
Here's tip to the man who might
forget: Take your jug to Batty's
and get supply Of the famous 8
Mile whiskey before your neighbol
beats you to it. You will regret Il
IL you don't.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-01-13

assailed and attacked personally, and
abused from the pulpit for what |
have here said. It is so customary
to assail and malign mans char
acter when you are unable to an
swer hisquestions or his arguments,
that | presume may expect it. But
l might be the worst man in all the
world and that would not affect in
the least the truth of what / have
said or render true what he has
said. therefore challenge the
Rev. Winston to make good, and
either give the foundation for his
charge. or admit that he is a foul
and malicious slanderer and defamer
of the young girlhood and woman
hood of our town, and pray the
mountains to fall upon him and the
wrath of He'll consume him.
w. H. Cassidy.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-01-13
CLEARWATER.

Ice Of good quality and thickness is
being stored.
Logs are being hauled to to the saw
mills.
Northup Bros. have their new TWEEN
y-hve horse power steam boiler deliv-
cred at the shingle mill. Nick Bow
man took advantage of the good sleigh
ing to haul the boiler up the noun
tain.s
William Holland is confined to his
bed with neuralgia.
The Carter family, formerly resd-
ing here while Mrs. Carter was prin-
cipal Of our public school, spent Sun
day with US, as did also Allen Stephens
now of Alberta, and Mrs. Tom Muir
ply and the Misses Blanche and Ora
&c Murphy of Tahoe
A cordial invitation is extended to
the public. young and old to attend a
non-sectarian Bible study held every
Sunday at 2 O'Clock, p. m. in o Ban
non and Clarks hall. Good music,
declarations by the children and
friendly discussion of scripture afford
a pleasant and profitable exercise.
Bring your Bible.
A company of Sites citizens enjoy
ed sleigh ride and visit with us Sum
day to inspect the Clearwater Cornet
Band at the usual Sunday afternoon
Concert.
Inquiry is being made by outside
parties with view to buying up stand
ing saw timber near the village and
bringing in saw mill to manufacture
lumber.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Emery
Flynn Jan. 2, daughter
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For sale or trade. ahve a mod
ern five-room cottage for sale on
easy terms. or will trade for unim-
proved lots. Elmer Genger.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-01-13

Miss Aileen Greene has returned
from several months stay at Oak
land. California.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1910-01-13

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