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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17
Curing Cramp Ia the Lea.

Many persons are greatly trou
blcd with crainp ~ the legs 1T
comes on suddenly and generally
while in bed There IS nothing
easier than 10 make the sIasrn let
go its hold, aud il can be accom-
pllshcd without sending for 4 doc
tor Whom ! have q patient who is
subject to craInp always advise
him to provide himself with good
strong cord \ long garter viii do
if nothing else s handy When the
cramp comes on take the cord, wind
it around the log over the place
that is cranpcd and take an end in
each hand and give it a sharp pull.
Instantly the cranp will let up, and
the sufferer can 90 to bed assured
that it will not come on again.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17
When Railroads Were New.

The first bride who ever made a
honeymoon trip on il railroad in.
America did more by that act TO ex-
pedite the building OF the worlds
first trunk line. declares c. + Car
ter IN hls book when Railroads
Mere New than the ablcst states
men, engineers and iinancicrs of
the Empire State had been able to
accomplish BY Their united efforts
IN half a dozen years.
The bride who achieved 50 much
was Mrs. Henry |. Person Of Ram
apo. n y Mr., and Mrs. Person
were IN Charleston. S. c., carly in
January. 1881, on their wedding
tour. When Mrs Person heard
that steam locomotive was to
make It's first trip with a tram load
OF passengers from Charleston to
Hamburg. SIX miles away. she was
eager to take the ride, and her hus
band agreed.
Inc Two cars were cray con
traptions" on four wheels, rcscm
bling stagccoach bodies us much as
they did anything else. but the
tram contrivcd to get over the en-
tire system of SIX miles and back
again at n fairly satisfactory speed.
The bride was delighted She
could talk Of nothing else When
she returned TO lsamapc She gave
her hrothcr-in law. l1lcazer Lord.
and her fathcr-in law. Jeremiah
Picrsou, such glowing accounts Of
her railroad trip that they were
fired with enthusiasm, The bride
groom had already become almost
as ardent an advocate OF railroads
as his bride.
Young Mrs Picrson gave it as
her opinion that il n steam railroad
were built il would be possible to
so from New Work to Buffalo in
twcntyfour hours AT first the
men folks were inclined to smile at
this, but they were thoroughly inn
pressed with the value of the loco
motive as described by this ardent
advocate.
Mrs. Persons girlisl, enthusiasm
was the determining factor which
'crystallizcd the ideas of those men
and led them to take steps which
finally resulted III the building Of
what is now known rs the Eric
road, which by uniting the ocean
with the great lakes became the
worlds first trunk line
No railroad had a moro romantic
history than this ono, which had its
inception in SO romantic an incl
dent. II required twenty years Of
toll and anxiety, sacrifice and dis
couragcmcnt TO get the line
through, but it was accomplished
at last, and the bridegroom and
bride were again passengers on a
trip which will live in history.
This time the bride was hand
some woman Of middle age, but she
was just as proud of her husband
as she was on that first trip, for he
was vice president Of the road, the
longest continuous line in the
world, and The TRAINS did move at
speed that would have carried them
from New York to Buffalo in TWEEN
ty-four hours, just as she had
prophcsied two decades before.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17
Speed Record Broken.

a guest IN a Cincipnai hotel eas
shot and killed lhc negro porter
who heard the shooting was a @lt
ness at the trial
How many shots did you lcarr
asked the lawyer
''l'wo shots, sali,'' he rePlied
"IIow far apart were they
Bout like dis way, explained
the negro, clnpping lis hands With
an interval of about second be
tween them
"Whcrc were YOU whom the first
shot was fired -
"Slinin' II gemmans shoes ia Dr.
basement Of dc hotel '
Where were you when the ee
ond Shot was fircd2'
"Ah was passin dc Bug I'o' dc
pot. - Herald and Preshvier.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17
PART TWO


IN fI----- $500 n
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17
Tho Record 10 entered At the Linton Post.
once - sscond-clAss matter.

Editor Thurston should change
the name of his paper from EN-
mons County Republican" to EN-
mons County Democrat" He is
now in fine position for a still better
lob should the Democrats win the
presidency and senate in 1912.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17

Seldom is an election satisfactory
to everybody. There's generally
"a fly in the ointment. Even that
queer combination. the Grand Forks
Herald and the Fargo Forum, are
wrapped in gloom. Both supported
Fisk. Ellsworth and Cooley for SUI
preme-court judges. Which paper
was the Jonah?
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17

The editor of the Hazelton Re-
publican alleges that he is just as
good Republican as Streeter ;"
Perhaps so. But he hardly proves it
by voting the straight Democratic
ticket. as he told at least two men
in Hazelton he was going to do.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17
Governor Burke's majority is
crawling up to two thousand as the
official returns come in.

The Republicans q Burlcigh county
are 70 be congratulated over the head
way they made at the recent election
against the Burke machine. The John.
son majority OF n two wears ago was
raised to ZIG at the recent election. And
this. too, with The capitel and peni,en-
siary bunch solidly lined ~ in support
OF Burke. II would seem that Burke s
popularity with those among whom he
lives is not of the growing kind.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17

the capital-senoval ghost walked and
drove Slope senators and prohibitionists
into combination. Burke was strong
resubmissionist then and until he saw
that the prohibitionists had the larger
following. There are few politicians
and lightning-changc artists in the
United States who are smoother than
Mr.. Burke.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17

The taking the judiciary out OF poll
tics" doesn't seem Is have improved
matters much When a politician OF
the Ed Burke stripe san beat such able
and honest luri>ts as Ellsworth and
Cooley, there is something wrong with
the system. After next January Is, We
viii have ON the supreme bench spald-
ing and Burke. both Of whom arose 10
prominence because OF Their activity
as politicians The legislature ain
have to try again before they &c, an
ideal plan for obtaining shc best material
for the supreme court
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17

Messrs. Fiske. Burke and Goss
were chosen supreme-court judges
at the recent election. The unofficial
vote, which will not be greatly
changed, is as follows: Fisk. 42,O51;
Burke, 39,9O4; Goss. 81. 1911; Ellis
worth. 34,5O7; Anderson. 33.647;
Cooley, 80. 179.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17
Dayton News.

Correspondence q ne Record Nov. II
supt. Hanson visited the school
one day last week
Geo. suverly has finished baling
hay with the power Of his new gas
oline engine
Jay Peterson lost a valuable horse
recently.
A number Of farmers are thrash
ing their flax this week.
a fine baby girl was born to Mr.
and Mrs. d. w Casey, Oct. 20
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17
Potatoes.

Received to-day,a car load of ripe.
sorted potatoes. sacked, - bush
els in sack; good keepers and good
seed. Call carly and avoid the
rush. I. r. O'Brien
7. S. This will likely be the last
car in this fall, on account of danger
of frost in transit
CORN AND OATS FOR SAL +,
in car lots. Write or wire us for
quotations delivered at Your station.
Buy direct from shipper. QUINN
sliEPHERDsON Co.. Sioux Falls,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17

For Sale a couch. two beds com
plete, commode, two tubs. boiler,
wash-board, wringer, kitchen uten-
sis, a two-burner gasoline stove.
Mrs. w. $. Fulmer, Linton.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17
Turkeys WuDted.

Orders for dry-picked prime
Thanksgiving birds taken not later
than Tuesday. 7. f. O'Brien.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17

The Record desires to congratulate
Col. w p. futile Of Dawson on his
election to the legislature. Probably
no candidate in the state was ever
more bitterly and unjustly maligned.
We have here 10 Linton man named
Herolz. At least this is the way he
now spells IT, In the early days he
spelled it sH-e-r-h but as he
grew wealthy he struck out the ID.
Two years ago Herolz was candidate
for the legislature. He scarcely klle.
futile by sight The campaign was
clean onesO much 81 as ~ eiielt
Mr.. Herolz 5 favorable criticism. But
a few days before election he Advo-
cate published ettef from Mis-. Tut
tie vilifying her husband. In The
presence OF several witnesses lletoiz
referred to the circular as dirty poll
tics. thus striving t. tllro" tile re-
sponsibility for the circular On the ed
itor Of the Advocate AfterWaFd.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17

Apply at the Record office and
see samples if you want wedding
stationery. Latest styles of type.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17

Come in and see what 10 cents will
buy at the l0-cent counter. Look it
over Smith & Ivine.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17

Save your carpet-rags and have
Geo. Brooks weave carpet for you.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17

10 cents goes long way at the b
cent and lo-cent counter. Smith &
Irvine.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17

Call on Charles q. Carlev. county
judge, for final proofs and filings.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-17
See what you can buy for ) cents
and 10 cents at the l0-cent counter.
Smith & Irvine

For Sale a fuN-b'oe1 registered
> itch collie do.s three months id;
male; natural Ac"l-driver. Also, -
white Leghorn chickens and white
Wyandutte r1iestei,. Il " Britrs
cat at Turner's
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LEGAL NOTICES

81 PRE1IE COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLI AlBIA- holding PROBATE Court No.
l4624- 4dulinistrsltz1n- This IS 20 give notice
That che subscribers. Of the Ds-tricr of CO.
luIilbia- have obtained from the Probate Court
o. chs District of Columbia letters OF ad-
Tn1uls-r1rlOl on The estate Of Henrv N New
l--+n- l3re Of the District Of Columbia de-
CEASED al p-rS1IlS having claims against
s--e 1ece1sec are hereby warned 20 exhibit
tfae same 7.i-h the vouchers thereof. Ie-aTly-
the e2th day Of December s. d. Te71- o-re--
wise l1eF may b. law be excluded from al
= nelt Of said estate Given under our hands
L-lls a9tl e'aE Of December. 1910 TFF0NTa :
= NAL-AN- $50 Connecticut srznue-
1t1-Attl-tsS r NEWMAN AIS Eighth street
70 e eSt f>6aLl Attest JAMES TAN
tl-I-1nla- clerk Of the Probate Co-rt- J J.
o-sftI-lelG1 on and JOIN FRIDOJ-T Attor-
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RY.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

n B--FollOwing schedule figures published
only as Information, and not guaranteed.
For atlanta. Birmingham. Mobile (ez
Orleans Ashsgille.g-e0 - and 10.4S D n
daily. 500 q Gally for C1atta1Ooga and
Memphis Dining Cars
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattzaocea
Birmingham. New Orleans, .0-Io ?. m daily
Dining cars
For R0a1Okes Knoxville. Chattanooga. Mem
phss. Nashville $40 a daily (sfeeDIoR
car open after 10 p nj Ein-1E cars
Fer Charlotte Spar.2nbuxg- Atiancs Arsis-
ton. Birmingham. SIS ?. IA daily Dining
cars
Tourist cars for California Monday. We'd
nesday- THURSDAY, Friday Saturday, a-E
D II
For Charlotte. Columbia Charleston. AIkea-
Augusta. Savannah, jacksonville. and Flor
Ida points. 6.2y 2. daily Dining cars
Local fCr Harrisouburgs S-So a "a daily.
s-S5 D "a and z.50 p week days. 70.
DanvfIls. 7.5o a n. daily and Tor Char
l5ttesvllle- 20 q IL and 40 ? n daily.
for Wsrren1on- so 2. daily and As
,. n week days frequent trzs1s % zas
from Blusmolt.
l. S. BROWN. General Agent
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PROPOSALS

.OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS on
THE DISTRICT OF COLU8TBIA. TssceT1-
Der - 1879 sealed proposals VII 6e received
1l- lsIf- Tor the construction o. = --eD--sl
!, 5eatinE Plant and Boiler Hodse II II Sr-ss+
~ 81 Simmons. and Douglass Schools VvssE-
nElon- d O. Form o. proposal and eIT
ecesSzrT inforElariuu nay De Obtained fror,
be Chief taerA- t---i1e=r DEPARTMENT Rom
-. DiErTirr 6Ui ding CI-NO Il UTT-
s sOLPH- JOHN A JOHNSTON. WILLIAM
sUDSON. Commissioners .. 9
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
LEAVE UNION STATION.


ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every OtheT Hour On the Odd EoUr-
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW FORK
NEW YORK TERMINALS. LIBERTY 81
AND " I'D STREET
100 q a--Diae-. Pullman Pa-.sr ca.
fssoe q u----Esoyal Special" 5-E0ur 7rsfn
Coaches. Cafe. ParIor ana ObservasIoz
1865 a ra--'tRcyal Special
s1I.o0 a m--Diuer and PuIIrnau ParIo- O.,
s1.9g ?. m--Di1er and Pullman Pa7isr Car
sg-co p D----ROyai LiIGlted-- Al PuIIrnsa
s-hr Buffet Smoker. PaIIor, Obzervat5oc 60
ff.os ,. m--COaehes 70 Phlsdelphia-
$50 P m--CSSckes % New K0rk
s12-I5 night-Sleepers 10 New TO-E
ATLANTIC CITY. f7-oo. ss-5o. =l1.09 a q
In 70 BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on The HOUR.
0sekS, azys, t;gg :S.S 2 IN a; to 80 -Sae p NJ
go .icoo Il 20 a. n siz.6 r51 as
sI.oO HIS. Tz-00, 900, Ts-z4 t5.29. fs.51
:5S' 80 80, siS4e - 5 sz.i5 81 1.s -; S''
WESTWARD
SSIHY5SSISNiTT SH5SASIi r. 81. Louis. 2f ssd , T51-1s.
VfI-I.Es 80 a. IA, e4-10 , H. s12.le rfx5-
PTTTsBCRG, -s.Ie a n, -I.Sz 's:D ,. n
CLEVELAND. -s-l0 p n
SoLUA4IB3SSsS;; I!-1AI 3SSS; 80 80 2. z. M -
CUMBERLAND. 80 ? n. Queen CIty
kSHTS1 CHESTER. 1910 = n f4:I1. fs:oa D y
FREDERICK. TS-1o. $50 g r.. z1=s5. fs:IS
'si5J "a fg;ERIsTOwN. = 1910 a. n, 800 ?.
s1afIy- fExcept sunday 1Sunday only
TeIeIhoues at al Of the following TICk=E
OF1iCes- 14I7 O So y. W Main 15S1. 615 Penn
svT-enfa ave. Main rs Union Station Tfckss
Cf1sc-s Main 7sscs Information Bureau Ezil asa
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO LINES.
Fsrhlfs-z,5 As nation only. guaranteed
a.e0 D ~ daily-FOr Virginia West Vir-
efuia snd kentlciSy points Pullman sleep
- 70 Cincinnati and Louisville Dlling css
from GoTdonsNl .ie-
CTITClCsO SPECIAL Solid train to s.
ToufS with Pullman sleeperS q ChicaEa
Csozs only important stations EulInan's
4ipt.sr eC1iprneat and G & o dining car.
20 q n daily-E. r Y LIMITED. so-
me west Southwest and Northwest. Pull
nm sfeepers 20 Virginia Hot Springs Cincfn-
rafI and Louisville, Cincinnati sleeper opea
- occupancy 10 p m c & o dining car
T7iel-at Cfdcss 513 Pa ave. 15S9 = 81 znd
Union Station Phone Main l966- 22os- and 7SSa
sEABOARD AIR LINE RY.
Fs-n5 a n daily. -oeaD0ard Fast NAL
Though Coaches and PEilEasa sleepe-s -
savannah and Jacksonville. PlriCr Cars Iack-
scnvIIle TO Tampa Through Sleeper 70 A.
lRuxa- Dining car
10 D n daily 'Seaboaud Expresz-'' s.sc~
erfcaIly iighIec sleepers and observation ca
acuippsc Win electric fans Through ser
wee % Savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa. Al
As-zLz- BIRMINGHAM and Memphis DIniES "a
T1cSsf oGics, 141S New York ave y. -.
=. A. HAYWOOD, c T a
GEO z, F4ILJ-IPS. d p
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS.

DOGS RENDERED IMMUNE from 5issera-
per by vzccinaJiou with imported German
serum Particulars upon application Dr
CECIL FRENCH. Us 18th st. y W
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CARPET CLEANING

ALBERT hAHLEET & co. Improved steam
carpet Cleaners, cleaning. making and lay
luE carpets and rugs. mattress making 81
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WINDOW CLEANING

White help and moderate prices LEON I.
CAEytNs Acme NtiElUu- Ginning Co Ne
m9ved 70 sl o 81 - ~ Phone Il 7I59
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FOR SALE-HeUSES
FOR SALE

FOR sAL%
a oomplets corner house. In TIE NV
section TWO-sto-y and attic eject.
VITA hOt water heat, electricity. and
gas; combination fixtures. gas legs.
double floors. hardwood TIN thsouzh-
Outi hanasone msntsls. rs1zgsrators.
large bath. Iaund-y. servants toilet.
steel girders.
The houso IS p feet vids with vide
side and rear lawns.
n YOU ARE LOOKING FoR 4 HoaIE
At 4 BARGAIN PRICE DON'T
DELAY. SEE THIS AT
ONCE
FRANCIS A BLUSDoS.
7g C ST. y. Y.
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FOR SALE-L0TS

FOR SALE-B6Gu-fTuI city lot Is uaia1tesr
T1ce non Pa ave- on 1sth s. car Ene. IN
city iulprover1eutss located II the n " sub-
uTbS- price rE1s1lanIe- uart cssN bsIsr~a
rnonthly payments. BOX Ss. Times once.
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Magrath & Kennedy,
AuctiOneers.
BUILDING MATERIAL
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

LIT Is GIVE YOU OUR ESTIMATE on
building and remodeling. competent me
chanics- CEAS- c KENYON. rs 18th 81
Phone II 1871
repairing and reEnodelinE. !. 3. GIBBS.
1612 7 St y W Phone y. 3S07 and y 12z0 "
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FOR sALE-s-roo-n bo-za -, - -
heaS- sl1e lights, with private alley ID
y feet Price So 100
140S g ST S
FOR SALE-4ls 1sr ST 5. ". frame houss.
plsnly q rom for wagons. stable. store
yard just The thing for coiored - s-zsse5
n haSil1Si 500 cash. balance easy terms
- oK1Jrd Bldg. 1fch and y z ave !
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RUG WEAVING.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old carpets
The Washington Rug weaving Co. Office
and WORKS cEr zfr ST y W Main zr15
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DR. REED, Specialist,
S04 18th Street.
= years successful practice in the crr-e
O chr1nlc and nervous diseases means health
70 sou II you suffer from catar-h. oEesfty-
Theu--lsrisrls constipation. plies throat lung
brain heart blood auE skin diseases ne-ro11s
Debility kidney diseases. bladder troubles.
spec-te blood poisoning erup-fous. ulcers.
CHARGES Low INCLUDING MEDICINE ES
Private Nfeirl-g Room for Ladies
once 1lurS- 10 TO I . TO 8. SUNDAYS 10 10 II
s5f SE1 lNTEESTH ST y W
DR. NICHOLSON
General 0fiCe Practice.
Consultation Free
1915 II ST y w
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WALL PAPER

ny PRICES ARE ABSOLUTELY THE
LOWEST II TIE CITY. Work r-7rz-a1-
feed La-esi designs Drop postal
- = KY >gLDS. as T ST y "
ROOMS PAPEEED cheaper Than any other
house II city We hang gifts for same mice
As ordinary paper latest designs. work guar
s1l-eed- crop postal 2 z BATES. 81 r 81
ROOMS PAEEEED- = up SEMI possJaI fO-
sazl1P-s ana estimate CHAS- T. HTSAN
"a L Cap ST. Phone line 2z59-
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UNFURNISHED HOTSES-

1888 sth nv. 6r.b $50
ESQ sth Te-. 6r. b.. $50
l624 Moron NV.
: Or and D. $50
1912 Col. I'd. 6r.b. 22.50
500 9Th St. 6r,b.- p 50
Il425 9 ne. 5r,b,
| (cOrner) 1900. 10-50
5f02 9Th St. 81. 20-59
If3Zl Emerson ne. o
81 and b--... 1875
lls24 d ne sr-b-. 1850
Zs9l z0Ih ne, 6T.b 1850
Z9Gl 15Ih ne. with
stable -------..-. 1s.51
1S7f K Sc. 5r- b.
l key AZ 1855 X 1900
SO 18th ne. 5r.. If-51
i6ls Morton nv.
1 5rs 3 & w.. 12-50
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lSZ9 Eye s. NV,
20r and -. cor $50. o.
1 Iowa circle, Is
7 and 2b..... 1900
sss X Il. NV. 1Zr
and b ..... 5G.e1
1913 Falrmont s..
1or & b; steam
heat. key a. 1915
Euclid ...... 500
Same on yearly
lease, 5000
Il26 10th NV. 12r
and b. FUR heat. 52-5l
81 II NV. IIr.b-. 42-5l
1905 Belmont St,
p and D.. 55-T;
1423 s NV, -. b.. $50
1915 sth nv. sr. b.
tnO children q 81
s64I Iith nv, sr,b.
hot water heat. 90
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PHYSICIANS

DR. SHADE, Specialist,
= 72S 18th St.
washington Oldest Specialist
. years practice treating nervous and
chronic diseases also stomach, lungs. asth-
ma caraErE, appendicitis. liver. heart E-.d-
1-eEs, bladder structure. general debility and
special weakness, blood and skin Diseases
Consultation free Hours 10 10 l. and 8 to
$50 daily sundays. il 20 IL Chandler Build
inE- Elevator and phone
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FOR RENT-STORES

= gEL ElEN
l4o5 u s. nv-' large room -
l-l5 v s. Nv large room 90
FRANK = RAWLINGS CO.
I5G5 Pa ave y W
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NOTICETO LADIES

SOCK DARNI-NG and nendiuE.
L-=- do tleaa tu1ac-1ir-e method
SOCK DARNER Y = SIN I st, y y "
ELANT SCIENCE OF HEALTH rstr~a1
non-surzl-4-- cloth bound, zag-1aEe book
lree- applE by mail SIC Colorado Building
Free lecture tC- women Eset-asda5- $50 . ~
STICflIEST STTCEEE that ever stuck Czsues
furniture. glass china books everything
Ellal tIl-e. l.t-c.6fc- Fiu-S 81 Drl--ists e-c
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Money Loaned Salaried People

ana otners- incluG10G women keeping houSe
.ithout security easy payments. Offices in
S. principal cities; save yourself none, b,
getting my terms first ID. II TOLMAE
Room sos, SS3 18th st, y W.
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W0RKINGMRN'S WANTS

NORTHUMBERLAND Il al came hack IN a
biz bln-L Of mon saved tv seeing this
stock slightly used tailored suits. and over
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The Washington times., 1910-12-31

INVEST ~ THE GARDEN SUBURB NOW.
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.
n u the nearest, has fast cars, only IS
For refined people Of moderate means, with
PARIS. piayTzounds. and gardens
By our cc-Ope-at.ss plan vou VIII save IN
building and COS OF living
This is a real estate boom. but conEinu-
Gus. permanent development. on scientific
lines, all phnIed 5y an architect
lots 1Sots - p ~ casa- s. per month
- - .l neIS Ho,. - Go1Die your money
District
Come Saturday :, sunday afternoon and
houses. poured in steel mouics. costing 10
more than wood, shown and de1noistrates
Car to VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS every few
minutes from Postoffice corner. 1zth 81 and
BALLARD & LANHAM.
s1 18Th St y "
FOR sALE-sz. .OoO-Brsntwood. Nd. sfx-room
house, lze1dz5 II. 5ne square electric cars.
Box 3. Tines o1tee-
A BEAUTIFUL Groom house. Just con-
pieSeo- With large block or ground: fne
Ger entire house double porches. two blocks
from steam and electric cars. easy monthly
oTed family; don't delay. JOHN J. KLEIN
ER & CO., So T 81 y ".
For Rent.
Beuuing Heights. D. c. s. and D. -e95.o o
FRANK T RAWLINGS CO.
1515 Pa y "
FOR REST-Three large rooms ami - IN
Brentwood. Nd cheap Apply = ? 81 \ W
FOR SAlE-FlRMS
FOR sALE-l0o acres. miles out on steam
road and electric. S-roon house barn ott-
buildings. orchard etc
McGHTE. SIS 5th St y W
Phone u 70ee.
The Washington times., 1910-12-31

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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-22
MILLBURN,
RvINGTON
AND HILTON
SOUTH

Freebooter Walter A. Evans, who
represents South Orange village and
township in the county board, will be
chairman of the road committee OF that
body.
j. Budd Smith, of Sloan street; Peter
]. Herman, of R~idgewood road, and
John Todd, of Irvington avenue, have
returned after a successful hunting trip
through Warren county.
The Democratic Club will hold a
meeting in the Chandler building Fri
day night.
Edwin S. Allen holds high-score rec
ord for the month among the bowiers
of the Thursday nights Of the Field
Club.
There will be a Thanksgiving service
in the Morrow Memorial Methodist
Church at 10 a. m. Thursday.
Mrs. Robert E. Amin is entertaining
at bridge at her home IN Yose avenue
this afternoon.
Charles H. Ingersoll and family, of
Scotland road, have returned from a
European trip.
Dog Warden Burton w. Beach has
resigned his position because of al
legged abuse by owners of CANNES.
The Rev. DR.. John T.. Mcfarland,
editor of the Sunday school publica-
lions of the Methodist Church, has ur-
chased a home In Winthrop place from
Edward c.. Balch and will take possess
sion In q few days.
Mrs. Pearsall Jackson and Miss
Augusta L'Hommedieu, of Montrose
avenue, will entertain at bridge Friday
afternoon.
John ". Gordon has leased his home
in Scotland roa and will spend the
winter in the South.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Rode, of
Scotland road, are at Hot Springs, Va.