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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-29
Mound City Paints may cost a trjr
more, but! Hawkins Hdw, Co,
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE OF SALE

l, M. Riley, Special Commissioner
appointed in decree rendered nv
The chancery court in Forrest county
and the State of Mississippi on the
loth day of December, A. d. 1909
curing regular term of said court,
/ lor that purpose, and having quail
ned according to the terms of said
decree, will at the front door of the
court mouse in Forrest county and
the state of Mississippi, within legal
hours, to pay and satisfy said decree.
on Monday, the 18th day of February.
A. ID. 1910, sell at public outcry to
the highest and best bidder for cash
the land described as follows. the
same as described in said decree. Tn.
wit: Beginning at the Sc corner of
the NV Ia of the NV Ia of the SE
IA OF Section (26) twenty-six Town
ship "a, North, Range 10 West. and
run west 1856 yards, thence South n
and 1-3 yards thence East 224 Yards
thence North varying 2S degrees and
30 seconds East 2S yards. thence
NV course varying 70 degrees. 10
yards and SO links to point of begin
nlng, containing and - acres. more
or less, according to the certificate
OF the county surveyor; again be-
ginning at the Sc corner of the ME-
Ia of the NV IA of the Sc Ia of
Section 26, Township 4 North of
Range 10 West, and running South
Sc links East to the right of way of
the Gulf and Ship Island Railroad
varying 2S degrees and 80 seconds
East to point of beginning, thence
West, varying 20 degrees and 30 Sec
onds East six chains and 90 links.
thence northwest, varying ~ de-
grees East 10 yards and SO links to
the Sc corner of said ten acres. he
ing the NV Ia of the NV Id of the
Sc Ia of Section 26, Township a.
North of Range 10 West, running
Northerly from point of beginning
along the right of way of said rail
Dad, to the North boundary of said
iuarter, thence West to the NE cor
Ter of the NV IA of the NV Id of
he Sc IA of Section 26, Township
, North Range 10 West, and con-
aiming acres, more or less in For
est county and the state of Missis-
ippi.
witness my signature this the 18th
ay of January A. d. 1910.
M. RILEY, I
5-3Sats Special Commissioners I
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-29
YANKEE GRIT
PUSHING INTO
NEW CHIMES
AMERICAN RAILROAD BUILDERS
PENETRATE INTO UNKNOWN
COUNTRIES BY CUTTING
THROUGH soUTH AMERICAN
FORESTS.

Pensacola. Fla, Jan. 29.-Yankee
grit has pushed so persistently for
ward that no country in the world has
existed long without getting a touch
of it. At present railroad builders
from the United States are claiming
by bands of steel The great unknown
interiors of South America, and a
railroad reported to be 1000 miles in
length is being built from the coast of
Patagonia to the interior of the South
American continent. Alabama is fur
nishing the steel for the work, and
money from the United States is fur
nishing the sinews for one of the
greatest undertakings, for it entails
risks to life from. beast, serpent, dis
ease and wild native. But the grit
is there, the Yankee brand of it, and
the railroad is pushing its inquisitive
terminus into the interior of the South
ern American country.
Direct from Pensacola sail several
ships per month with steel rails for
the big work. One after another, and
as many as four per month, have been
filled out at Pensacola and coal here
for the voyage, and before the first
of March there will be five more
steamships to come here and take the
rails for the new South American
railroad.
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'DO7H PHONES 3s=
Social and Personal

witches, followed by ambrosia, coffee
and cake was served by the hostess
to the following club members and
substitutes:
Mesdames M. d. Foley, ]. w. Boil
ton, H. E. Welsh, p. A. Carter, M
Dunn, w. L. oakley, e. P. Mackey, R
ID. Reeves, w. w. Brogan. M. Dreyfus
G. w. Rich and George Carter.
Mrs. George McInnis will be host
ess Of the Prescilian Circle of Court
Street M. E. church Monday afternoon
at O'Clock, at her home, 400 Walnut
street.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid will meet
Friday afternoon at the church at 3: 80
The members are urged to be present
as the yearly election of officers will
take place.
:. : ::
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Dreyfus have re
turned from a few days visit to New
Orleans.
Complimentary to Visitors.
Mrs. W. F. Hopkins entertained q
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O'ConneIPs Biz Head.

Thackeray was six feet two inches
in height. and Sir FL. W. Lucy says the
great novelist wore a seven and five
eighth inch hat. beating Dickens and
John Bright by a full half inch Mr..
Gladstone's hat was of seven and
three-eighth inch measurement-the
same as MISUNDERSTANDING Beacons-
field needed full seven inch. The hat
OF Daniel O'Connell. however. would
nave beaten them all. measuring eight
and one half inches by ten inches.
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few couples Friday evening at
her home in College street,
complimentary to her house guests,
Miss Margaret Hopkins and Henry
Dean, of McLaurin.
A luncheon contest and music were
the features of the evening.
The hostess served delicious two
course luncheon to the following
couples:
Miss Margaret Hopkins and John
Dean, of McLaurin.
Miss Lizzie Helveston and Rev. O.
s. Lewis.
Miss Maxey Roberts and Quintis
Heidelberg.
Miss Moey Reed and John Daven-
port.
Mrs. F. F. Trby Of Stonewall, Miss,
is the guest of her son and daughter.
in-law. Mr. and Mrs. w. M. Irby, on
Miller street.
! : :
The Home Mission Society of Court
Street church will meet Monday af-
ternoon at go with Mrs. ]. E. ELI
son 107 James street.
The Ladies' Aid of the First Pres.
byterian church will meet Monday at
ternoon with Mrs. Emmett McInnis,
on Main street.
II E. Welsh is expected home today
from business trip to New Orleans
and Natchez.
Miss Mildred Brooks of Ellsville,
is the guest of Miss Maurine We'll
born on West Fourth street.
:. Z: :
Mrs. |. P. Trotter was called to
Chicora, Miss. by the serious illness
of her niece, Mrs. Stollenwork.
:. : !:
Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Hawkins and
daughter, Miss Margaret, have re.
turned from visit to New Orleans.
4 Z: :
N. P. Mildred of Columbus, Ohio.
was business visitor in the city Fri.
day.
Mrs. G. l.. Hawkins, on Main street.
VIII be hostess of Trinity Guild Mon.
day afternoon at o'clock.
& & -:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Bufkin of Hat
tiesburg were Lumberton visitors this
week.-Lumberton Headblock.
& = 4
M. p. Lunst of Marion Ohio is a
visitor in the city.
Traditional Society on Page Five)
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Unreasonable.

She-l don't see why you should hes.
itate to marry on $4,000 year. Papa
says my gowns never cost more than
that. He-But. my dear, we must have
something to eat She petulantly)-
Isn't that just like man? Always
thinking of his stomach. - Boston
Transcript.
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k4vsARp OF THE WISE MAN.

a
ay Inlay l kiss you, dear?"
~ ] want one thing made clear. >
Said she.
Have you Ger kissed maid before,
Or tried?"
No he snswered-she was sure
He lied.
Then with willing lips. she whis-
Pered, well.
.Xes, ycu may, since you don't kiss
And tell"
Boston Transcript
Y q e =
MARRIED. Ladies' Gard Club
With Mrs. Robert Burkett.
The Married Ladies' Card Club met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Robert
Burkett. on Bay street.
The prizes, pretty hand-embroider.
ed sofa pillows, were won by Mes.
danes M. Dunn and E. P. Mackey.
IA dainty luncheon consisting of
chicken salad, waters, peanut sand.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-29

Free 70 TO- and Every Sister S,.
ering from Woman's Ailments.

coneua ym
nd Vii : :s1a sS Oct @ tell
speedily susI Green ~
book
c49o. -. eUMMERS, BoxH Dame, Ind, u. S.A.
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His Explanation,

NO, | never use q .ypewritcy'
Why not?" "BecoEse my mengscr!n,
You'd neye" lie cough. after by co!
ieeFors of rare literary efforts, L TIE,
v ele ftypepritten
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-29
Why?

When mother tells her boy he is
getting TO be just like his father he
knows well that it is not intended as
a compliment.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-29
Cold and La Grlppe,

Mr.. c. Happy, Hardin, Ray 90 Mo-,
writes: 81 can safely recommend Pc
runa as remedy that will cure all ca
tarrhal troubles.
1T was of great benefit to me, as Il
cured me of catarrh of the throat, and
l took a very bad cold and had La
grippe last February. 1t settled in my
...'oat and lungs. / took three bottles
Of Peruna and it cured me.
81 highly recommend it 10 all who
ere sick, and L am glad to add my en-
dorsement to that of Others"
Pe-ru-na for Colds.
Mr.. l.. Clifford Figg, Jr., 1929 East
Marshall ST., Richmond, Va, writes
that when he gets cold he takes Peru
ma, and itsoon drives it out of his system.
For several years he was not entirely
well, but Peruna completely cured hin:.
People who object 10 liquid medicines
can now secure PerIna tablets.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-29
In Awful Shape,

why don't you go to work.
I'm so dead tired of doing nothing
that I'm too tired to do anything
Cleveland Leader.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1910-01-29
His Pride.

A New Jersey man las been ar
rested SO tines for beating his wiio.
and he says he is proud of his record.
A wife who viii stay arcUnd to be
beaten SO times probably ought to hs>
beaten. hence the gentie.lans pride.
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S0I-IHERN RAlLWAY.

- p-F3r-0ulng schedule figures pl1llsaei
- = IuEorll4LlJL and are NOT guaranteed
to- Atlanta, Birmingham. Ao9Le. New
- - tt5..uoaea ell LeEpAIs- ..ys a. ~
T-5r Roanoke. Knoxville, Chattanooga. Bl--
---.--,agn New Orleans. l-l3 B.
- FZ,,ar.,lNe Knoxville. Chattanooga Nash
,j-re Memphis, $40 a. IT, daily. lS.eeglla
ca oDeu altgr - p M
Tor Atlanta Birmingham. Columbia
c-nsrlestgu. A augusta. Aiken. Savannah. jack
1snyiIIe. and F.orics psiuts. 4-l5 p. ia. la. ,,
l. s BROWN. General Ass1E
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RAILROADS
BALIIMuKE = 80 <. 4.


--n-A-N IN
ROYAL BLUE Line
.-Eve-y Olal- Ho-- % -lv O1- Eou--"
To EEL-ADE--L Ma AM NV 1OEA
MN IEEA44\aL4 ~ ST. ~" E-EEs
1850 4 r.-5-1J-r train E----er Ear-s- CaE-
1850 a. u8---..---l-aG 4sE1l-er [4-4Or Car.
"a. a. l---L--t- 4-- Pullman E---J- C2E-
80 . ul--Dll=r al- f.l---l-lu rar.5r Car-
s.-p. :. Royal Lll-I----' Ali -----l-4as
EFe-l1E-
400 o. -l-gC--l-s 20 EE--a-el9lia-
s5.gy :. u---D-l-r and Dissertation Pa--o8
-. n.-c.a-les 10 New York
s.--.- -. I--S--yge-s 20 New York
- ~ l---S---y1-s % sl-i..-1-..-.- and Yea
ATLANTIC Ci1E. l7.Jo. so. ru.a =
I-'''' ~ - Baltimore
EVERY HJCE on THE HOUR"
CEesk DAYS. g a. n u Il , II
60 Ts---. Ts. 800. 49,, I,-... $50 -.
------ -L.-.l rL--C a. IT,. '---l. lOJls -I--J5-
49,. L--5. T-s-, 800. rs---. 1909 Ti-gs
r4.ss 80. 5s- 49,, ..-Oo' 80. - 80
90. --u-.l. 49,. -l--sl. '-z--s - 7,
WES- b. a t---
CHICAGO. - .y--. . -
C-%cI<<ALL ST LUIS and LOUIS
Z-E.lt- -s.Lu g. l-. -4--5 e. IA. '---ll q. "a
.--... might sleeper ready ~ = n
l-L.zN z.LANI. -s--g - III
COLUMBUS. 's-s- - H.
S\fIEEl-I%G. $40 a IA, SD D n
go .F-gL-ANLs is - "a, queen city
S2 TleI-Zl-c.HEsrER. 1910 g. n. ti.s. -s.s
P rI1HaE2ER1cR. B.-2 fsaa BID a m. 5l.sa.
~, IE.Rsr5WSJ. 1910 a. H.. t5.co p. n
s-aiIv. -EN-epJ sunday -S-a1-y only
TELEPHONES 81 all OF We -e--o--E6
-.i--e- Ufhc1s- IA. u s.. le-- Main Isl. 80
- a--,--- INA ave. Main --s5 New C1-s1
S-e-f5n -rt-kat C-l-=- A--2 .ssJ. Anio.--2-
tl1u Bureau ------ --3--
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FOR SALE HOUSES

FOR SALE
4 GILT-EDGE INVESTMENT.
A very neat 2-stOry frame dwelling. just
south OF Washington Circle: rooms and
bath; good lot; rent S. so per month. steady
renter price. $50.
GEO. HENDERSON,
Phone N. Iso5 IHs F 81. y. ".
A BARGAIN.
I'd St. Between o. and II SITS. n "
Neat and comfortable --sr0ry frame dwell
ing. rooms and bath. good 2-story frame
stable. lot lsNl--; rent $3.50; price Ss.-59-
GEO. HENDERSON.
Phone ~ E8 1918 r st. n vs.
FOR sALE-Two s-story buildings; & apart
uents, rooms and bath eachs coal and
Sis per year need money win sacrifice
FOR u0.J90i IL per cent Investment II you
wat This talk quick Call after p "a, OF
ad u.s.
5uRN D. BRAGUNIER. 81 N st. " T.
TO ANY HOME BUYER who wants a rea-
sonaDle priced home I have the best and
most substantial built house 10 washington
COM enicnt 70 cars, schools. stores good
ueishborl0Ol. contains large rooms bath,
home and not FOR mere speculation. I built
Tins house 90 sell Tor s. JUt-1ut need money
and viii sacrifice for $500 Address DHu-r.
BOX 50. Times Office
1 HAVE ONE OF the best built houses IN
rooms. large tiled bath ro0m. pele--al
laVaf0ry, all standard plumbing. gas and
electric lighting. hot water heat, hardwood
/ trimmed. Handsomely decorated house. 20
feet wide. COW euieur 10 best cor service ll
city, hrst-cIass location; VIII pay you To-
terms. Address, The Owner. BOX ~, Times
Office
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DENTISTRY
CUT RATE DENTISTRY
WORKlNGMEN'S WANTS

NOEKINCMEN-A couple Of car tickets viii
FIRMS. YOU o. our sore oud home again
see Us tvr q tailored coat aIt vest slightly
used. fIDn $50 90 SO. 'uuu CeG-- one price
only. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6lS ID.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Wash
iuctOn June IS. 1910 Sealed proposals VIII
be received at this office until two o'clock
D. m. Friday. July 4. 1910. Tor furnishing
the District OF Columbia with two motor
trucks OF the gasoline type. Tor use In the
Sewer Department SPECIFICATIONS and form
OF proposal may De OBTAINED upon app-ica-
ton 10 the Property Clerk d c. Room 800.
District Building. CUNO r. RUDOLPH
JOHN A JOHNSTON. WILLIAM Y. JUD-
son. Commissioners. D. G.
PROPOSALS FOR EMPTY EARRETS
REFUSE WOOD, Etc Government Print
ing Oulce. Washington. D c.. June q 1910
Sealed proposals viii be received az this
office until II o'clock a. m. WEDNESDAY.
JUNE -. 1870 for the purchase o. refuse
wood. empty barrels. etc. accommodating Al
the Government Printing Onice duriu2 the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1871 Circular
containing the c.sssifcatiCus and sps-fdfa-
lions covering the above material and giving
the regulations with which bidders muse COM
ply, may be obtained by addressing this
Office SAM'L s. DONNELLN. Public
Printer.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICF OF
THE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT June
IS. 1870 Sealed proposals Will be received
at THIS Office unll o CLOCK p ~. on June
% 1910. and then opened. for cutting sewing
and 1aling carpets for United States Build
inEs during fiscal year ending June 50 1911.
cutting. sewing. and bai!ng 10 lie done in
accordance with Department specifications
The Department reserves the right 10 re-
jecJ any or all bids and 10 waive defects.
telegraph bids or modification OF bids Will
not ue considered. Each proposal must De
accompanied BY a certified check in the sam
OF one hundred dollars CS10oCO. drawn 10
the order Of the Treasurer OF the f-asted
States. a guarantee OF good faith. JAMES
KNOX TAYLOR. Supery Using Architect
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA. Washington. June T. 1910
Sealed proposals wiz be received at tais or
fceNuutu J. O'Clock noon. July O. 1910 for
paving various streets and avenues in The
District OF Colombia with sheet asphalt ana
asphalt block Forms ~ proposals. specfdca-
tiOns. and necessary Information may be
obtained from Chief Clerk. Engineer Departs
ment. Toym te7. District Building Ci-NO
II, RUDOLPH. JOHS A. JOHNSTON. VII
LIAM v JUDSoN, commissioners. .. C
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CHESAPEAKE 6 OHIO RY.

ss-,r-rs-eL only as information not s-a-al-esi
49, = m Eagr~-FCr Virginia 81 es- 5 ir-
-. so Kentucky points Pullman sl-ep-
= Cincinnati. and louisville O. q -
-. -. Lrlll Char ot,esslLe-
J., 5a5Iv-CINCLNN 10 U =
..t-r-[e0 SPECIAL solid train 20 s.
IONS with Pullman sleepers 10 C1ic- -
STOPS only a. important S----o-'s- 2 ----------
+.r..-- sgLlrr.l- nj and O. g. o. Gums -e4-
-T-Ta y rl GaE.y-F- F. n. --1LtAEL. tos
--------i,-f townsville. ,he Ntss-- southwest
40 Northwest Pullman s--rDt-s % sLs4--
a Hot Sprllss. N--i-.-l------ -- - - 49,
- , q 10 ana OHIO Offices ~ SIS p
- b s. and Nev Union station
49,. 49, Mar. 1J5s and 900 Tor tickets. bag
.I -.lr-l-y r,.serraJicus, and taVioa5s-
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WANTED-HOUSES

nv - aAS - - -
WANTED-To buy a Groom house. with
bath. from owner, must be cheap BOX
IS, Times office
RECENTLY INVESTED SO 900. now have
an additional S20.O0G % invest lu small
properties So this city. Address LAWYER. 20
BOX 5s-, Times office.
TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE
WILL MAKE YOU a LOAN On your equity
70 pay interest and back payments Ad-
dress BOX 80. Times Once
MONEY TO LOAN On approved city real
estate o. lowest current rates Special pr-V-
feses with respect 10 prior payments LzrEs
amounts a specially TYLER L. ECLHEE-
FORD. 40 18th 81 n y
MONEY TO LOAN Oh D. C. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates o. interest Payments Oh
principal IN am0lu-s o. Slc5 more re-
ceiyel az any interest period THE z L.
SMITH CO.. Bond Building Ls0S n T. ava
MONEY TO LOANED 10 500. 90 On D. .
real estate. Interest low. and All transac-
lions conducted wiki e, DuOmilal cCus.-era-
tl5E Cor borrowers
VA Il SAUNDERS & CO..
I4J7 u ST. y W
H0%EY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES on
Interest on u. O. Rea- Estate 80 IN
reasonable Celay-
WALTER Il ACEER.
i1zJ ST n ".
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sEABOARD Az LINE

IsIly---r Florida Eas- NAH
4.-.S -r~.-l-Ees and z'u----l-la sleepe-a -
AhIo~ssf, stgi Jacksonville razor ca s2cG-
-.-.--....- 20 4aluE-- -----17-- ---F-~- -
- LJlu-lE ~4rs-
49, IL. .z.ly --'5e4loarl-. END-e5a
$50 cuaclss aad Fl--li-4I s-eTPsis -
= L-o-s-- T...-.soI...-u. ana Tampa A4ss
s---I--- tIrlllI-, l-lI.l, al- Alel-gals- Lla--s
-.rc N-au- Work ava y IL
Al-A-- \ = HAEWOJD. g. T. A
t--rII1s D.P.A. - H. Eyan. GP-A-
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AUCTION SALES

THOs. ] OWEN q son. AUcTIONEERs-
Two-StoTy Brick Store and Dwell
ing, Q Rooms and Bath, No. 1915
10th Street n. W.,
AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF authority vested ia us we viii
sell al public auction, IA front Of the prem
ises. on THURSDAY, JUN : 25D. 1910, AT
500 O'CLOCK =. n. lot p. in square 366,
with the Improvements
Terms: One-third cash and the balance
IN one and two years from osy ~ sale, with
interest. secured by deed OF trust or an
cash. 81 purchasers option. SiOe deposit re-
CURED al time Of sale. Title good OF no
sale. sale 20 be closed IN 10 days.
THOS- = OWEN & son. AuctiOnecrs.
IggI q 81. y W.
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steam Road. Electric Line.
CSC Trip. - Trip
COLLEGE PARK, ND.
Lots, SO, $40, SIS, and Sioo.
Nc Interest. No Taxes.
We sell these lots on small monthly pay
ments and VIII furnish money 10 build your
house
See Sample House Now Being Built
cars direct from heart OF city without change
every 60 minutes
NATIONAL REALTY Co,
2o5 Color4to Bldg,
18th and @ SITS. n. w.
PHONE NJ Gus.
YET ANOTHER CCT-lS-raom. good repair
Liz perCeutasa]. or house GIVEN IN wiki 3
level grassy lots Al Is cents taCre % sell
fromD, at Takvma Park. Maple ave, doors
from Carroll. squares from trolleyr. de-
Dot and library. 80 minutes from Pa ave-
fruit. lawns hedges sewers SEE 1T before
buying eiSewhCrr- Inquire Of OWNER. 1880
---'.- 80
= DESIRABLE CORNER lots. near chevy
Chase. between car lines. in District.
cheap; terms 10 suit BOX 81. Times ofIice-
MUST BE SACRIFICED AT ESQ
Brand new 6-room dwelling Cl-fl lot e
furnace heat. large poTches- one car ticket
to any part Of the city, ,ery easy terms
Don't delay.
HUGH A. THRIFT. Union T-us- Bldg
FOR SALE-Fine new 6-room house in Ser
v-yu, near steam and trolley. Cood con-
GREETED cellar; large lots, fine garden. water
and plenty OF shade. everything ready %
rent
JOHN J. KLEINER * CO..
Coz 81 y ".
FOR SALE
Al BerWyn. Nd. new house with large
grounds. suitable for trucking steam and
electric service. just The place Tor q thrifty
Industrious cplored man. Who wants q good
home Small cash payments. balance So PEI
month. can
JOIN g.. KLEINER * co.
e2 81 y W
ft0NE FOR $50 CASH
Six IuOlIs- large los, near cars
Only c..l5U. Small Monthly PAYMENTS
COLLINS Clarendon. Va
FOR SALE-Oue new delivery uogaD. rgoI
condition, reasonable OWNER. 1872 IA.
ave = -
NEW BUNGALOW rooms on two lots. To-
cOlored. one fare. terms % suit. great bar
gain. A. ~ CAMPBELL. SIS 1fth y. W
NICE LITTLE. s-acre chIeken farm wlth
buildings; $3.50; only SIC down. on electric
! line BOX Go, Times Office
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CLOCK HOSPITAL

EXPERT CLOCK and watch repairing. any
where In District, only skilled factory me
chanics employed: all work guaranteed Lin
coin ggI or u1staI WASHINGTON CLOCK
a. WATCH REPAIR CO. l223 X ST. y. T.
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MOUNT IDA

On the beautiful Virginia hills IS unq-es-
uu-1bly TL1 most beautiful suburb 1e1I
FFasE--Etll- water, sewerage. gr2E1I--1-1
walks prices Ee-y low. 500 -1L Ugs only Is
minutes 18th st. and Pa ave. fine car ser
vice Cal AZ general offices. OF IAN s.. -
bl-ri Z-r-E- trans rlrr- a. zion etc
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BOATS. YACHTS. ETC.

UNO-For chart,- by day or week. large ca
pacity, fast Apply Mr.. BINNIN. 6th and
Narcs sis =. ".
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WkNTED-MONEY

s. 900. rn $4,000 property good cou1ruls-
sion allowed wanted immediately BOX 90.
Times office
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SPlRrTUALlSM
HOUSE PAINTING

HOUSE and sign painting az low prices
small Jobs promptly attended. city or subuT-
ban. A. GRIFFITH. 613 Eye ST :. T.
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DRESS SUITS

ONLY JP-TO-DATE ful dress and tuxedo
suits for hire NJ. T. PINES. Merchant
Tailor. 1905 9TH Sc y. ".
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AUTOS FOR HIRE.
MOTORCYCLES

DOR HIRE Handsome passenger Pierce
Arrow. So per hour call Line. 1881
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For sale OF Rent.

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FJE SALE UE RIM.
NV COTTAGES AN- 8~>EALOIFA
a ". 4 l.. y. MALLERI,
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-04
BIDS RECEIVED BY
PROVO COUNCIL
For Aqueduct Work and Construction
of Another Pipe Line to the
Reservoir.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo, Oct Bids were received by
the city council this evening on the
waterwOrks improvements in contem-
platiOn. These bids were divided into
TWO classes, bids for aqueduct work
and those for the construction of an
other pipe line to the reservoir. These
bids were as follows:
on Aqueduct-James Kennedy Con
structiOn company, S51,S45 80; Hold
away Loan & Investment company,
S46O4s SO; Strange q Mcclure, Soo,-
464 80.
On Pipe Line-James kennedy Con-
structtOn company, S46,35S 10: Wheel
wright Construction company, S46.-
1874: Lynch-CannOn Eng ineerlng
company, S4T597.6S; strange a Nc
CURE, S50,31S.53.
city Recorder Ralph Elliott report
ed $685. SO collected in licenses during
the quarter ending September so.
The committee on finance reported
faVOrably on the claim Of the Provo
State bank for interest at the rate or
per cent on the citys OVerdrafts. The
report was adopted and the same COM
mittee instructed 10 confer with the
bank on the question OF the payment
OF interest on the city waterworks
fund deposit OF $40. 1000.
The streets and alleys committee re-
ported faYOrably on the construction or
sidewalk crossings on the east side or
Third West from Center street TO Sixth
South and on the north side of Fifth
South street from Academy street 10
Fifth West.