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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-06-30
BROKEN TARIFF PROMISE
HARMON DENouNcEs ACTS OF
REPUBLICAN CONGRESS.
Arrogant Power Controls Nations
Law Machinery-He Is Re-
nominated.

DSluCCIdIlC l1Chel ny DECENTRALIZATION
The following resolution presented
by the committee on resolutions, was
adopted by the convention, endorsing
Governor Harmon for the presidency
for 1912:
eve invite the attention of the ma
ton to Judson Harmon and the work
he is doing for Ohio Two years hence
it will have been completed then we
can spare him for larger duties. He
believes that guilt is personals act
ing on that belief at home and would
set upon it in larger fields. high
sense of duty provides his only mo-
tives for official actions, and his sense
of justice alone compels judgment.
Firmness and strength mark him the
man to supplant vacillation and weak
ness The nation needs real man
and the Ohio democracy here presents
and endorses for the presidency i'll
1912-Judson Harmon"
The proposition to endorse candi7
date for United States senator was
defeated by the Democratic state con-
vention by a vote of $40 to 254.
Gov. Harmon of Ohio, addressing
the convention said in part:
THE voters of the country have
often been imposed upon by tariff
taxes levied ostensibly for public rev.
enue, but really for private profit.
But they were never before fooled by
a promise of substantial reductions of
these taxes broken in their faces as
soon as their votes were secured. A
power so insolent in its control of the
law-making powers must be over
thrown without delay and will be if
the American people have not lost
their spirit.
There can be no relief as long as
the interests which profit through tar
if laws are allowed to frame them, as
thus far they have always done. 1t
has just been shown in the most strik-
mand of the Republican party as an
organization. Insurgency is merely a
protest. They scott at it. The only
agency by which they can be dis
lodged is the Democratic party"
The Ticket.
The following is the ticket that was
nominated to make the campaign with
Governor Harmon:
Lieutenant Governor-Atlee Pomer.
enc, Canton.
Judge of the Supreme Court-Mau
rice H. Donahue, New Lexington, and
James Johnson, Springfield.
Attorney General-Timothy 8. Ho
gan, Wellston
Secretary of State = Charles H
Graves, Oak Harbor.
State Treasured. S. Dreamer, St
Clairsville.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court-Franb
Mexican, Cleveland
State School Commissioner-Fr Frank
w. Miller, Dayton.
Dairy and Food commissioners
q. Strobe, Gallon.
Member of Board of Public Works
j. A. States, Allen county.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-06-30
White sIaxers Sentenced.

New York. N. Y. - Frank Grillo
a white SLAYER" convicted Of holding
young girls captive, was sentenced in
Brooklyn to 10 years Imprisonment in
Sing Sing Frank Salvatore. similarly
convicted, got four years.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-06-30
A Complete Summary Of the Vote
on Governor and Congress-
men by Counties
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The List Shows How the Factions
Swung the Vote According to
Personal Preferences

Pierre June 23-The vote for gov
ernor by counties is shown by the OIL
hclal count at the following figures.
giving to Governor Wesley plurality
OF 1926 over Egan, and plurality Of
6037 over Elrod.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-06-30

Totals. ,. ss,264 s1,so1 2s,222 2s,72o
Other Returns.
Judges of the supreme court-E. G.
Smith 1920; j. H. Mccoy 1853.
L Circuit judge, second district-Jo-
seph w. Jones. 6.2S4; H. H. Keith.
3.50S.
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2. II. THOMAS & a B. DUVALL,
Attorneys.
- - sT-PRENE COTRT o - u

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA Holding a DIS
trfct Court In Re. The opening Of an Alley
in Square c5s3 IN the District Of Columbia
BY GIVEN that the Commissioners % the
District OF Columbia. pursuant 70 the pro
Of Laws for the District OF Columbia have
fled petition IN tif55 Court Qray1lS tle
condemnation OF t1e ana es-SsS'ly - -
opening Of an Alley N square nL-lloeIea
25s3 bounded By Lanisr Place, Ontario Place
Adams Mil Road. and ontario ROAD II
the District o. Columbia as snow. on Z
plat OF map fled with the said petition. as
part thereof and praying also thar a JUN
81 FIVE judicious, disinterested men. not Re-
Iere5 ~ aDv oerson interested in these BRO
ceedinEs and not in the service OF employ
ment OF the District Of Columbia OF OF the
United States. be summoned BY the United
States Marshal for the District OF Columbia
70 assess the damages each owner q land %
ir~ 81 an AIlev in Square c5SS and the con
Geuuarfon q the land necessary Tor the plr
sulting therefronn- including the expenses 81
these proceedings. es provided for II and
BY the aforesaid Code q Laws Il Is BY
the Court. this 18th day Of September A D
1910. ORDERED. that al persons having any
interest in these proceedings be. and they
are hereby warned and commanded 70 an
rear in this Court on or before the 4th dsy
Of October 4 d 1910 at 10 O'Clock q m
and continue IN attendance until the Court
confirming the award OF damages and the
assessment q benefits OF tie Jury 20 be
er1paneied ana sworn nerein- and Il Is FUR
Their ORD E4fsh.l) mat a copy q this notice
and order be published once IN the washing
ton LAW Reporter and once in the Washing
ton Evening star the Washington Herald
The washington Times. and the washington
Post. newspapers published IN the said Dis
trict- before the said Eth DAY OF October.
a d 1910 II IS further ORDERED. that
COPY ~ this notice and order be served bv
the United states Marshal or HIS deputies.
upon such OF the owners % the fee ~ the
land 70 be condemned herein as. may be
found by the said Marshal. OF his deputies.
within the District % Columbia before The
said 9Th day OF October. a y. 1910. BY the
Court, JOB BARNARD. Justice (SeaL) A
True Copy Test J r YOUNG. Clerk By
2. W SMITH. Asst Clerk
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SEWING MACHINES

CABINET Grand Standard. Sz1og- Dro5nead
Wilcox & Gibbs. Sl7.5o-sS9.0o, singer. S15.Jy.
Domestic 500 Davis Hand Machine $3.50
Renting and repairing all makes ScaooI
supplies EEpress for hire LARKIN % an
Il sts. y w
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N THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA- Holding Dis
trict Court In Re, Opening an Alley IN
DifsT-iet court No IS NOTICE. Is HERE
BY GIVEN that the Commissioners Of tne
District Of Columbia. pursuant 20 the pro
visions o. Section 1855 ct sec % the Code
Of Laws for the District OF Columbia have
filed q petition N this Court praying the
ing OF an Alley in square numbered Fl
bounded BY Fourteenth Street. Fifteenth
II tie District OF Colunlbi2- as snolSn On 4
plat or map fled with the said petition, as
part thereof. and praying also that a jury
OF I'VE Jucicious- clslntereslee men not Ts-
lated 10 any person interested IN these pro
csediuEs and not in Jh6 service o. employ
ment Of the District OF Columbia OF OF the
Tinted States be summoned by The United
States Marshal for the District OF Columbia
10 assess the damages each owner q land
70 be taken may sustain by reason OF the
opening Of an Alley ii square numbered ~
and the condemnation Of the land necessary
for the purposes thereof and 20 assess the
benefits resulting therefrorl, including the
expenses Of these proceedings. as provided
for in and BY the Aforesaid Code Of Laws
II IS Oy Ine Court LllS LzLa cay o. SEP
TENDER. a D 1910. ORDERED that al per
sons having any interest in these p-0ceed-
ings be, and they are hereby warned and
before the 4th day Of October. A D $50.
Al 10 O'Clock a m and continue IN at
-, --,-s7 -. 60. sEs-r So 100
its final order ratifyiug and confirming the
award OF damages and the assessment q
Dele-l-s o. Inc july u u t-l--tlllELsz e-l'a
sworn herein; and It is further ORDERED
that a copy OF this notice and order Be
published once in the Washington Law Re
porter and once n the WasniIlglcI y ersiIlg
star, the Washington Herald. The Washing
ton Times and the Washington Post news
papers published n the said Listrlct oe1cLe
the said Eth day Of October. A D $50 L
is further ORDERED. that q copy Of this
notice and order be served by the United
states MarshaI OF his deputies upon such
Of the owners o. the fee Of the land 20 Be
condemned herein as may be found BY the
Es= -rsfa1 -a
District Of Columbia before the said 9Th day
OF October. a D. 1910 BY the Court JOB
BARNARD Justice fSesL) = True Copy
Test J R YOUNG, Clerk By 2. "
SMITH Asst Clerk
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PAINTING AND HEATING

PAISTING-Steam and hot-water heating.
hrst-cIsss mechanics satisfaction e-uzran-
teec- Drop card viii call ". HUFF.
BEFORE painting get our estimate. cheap
est, but test, in city; drop postal OF cal.
CARLISLE & NALGEN. 40 y 81. y 81.
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HELP WANGED-FEMkLE

GIRL-Colored. with experience IN general
Homework; family Of two IN apartment.
Apply apt. 2. 2los 18th st
HOUsEwORKER: no washing:
small family: good home Apply Thursday
from 10 70 p 500 9 St n 2
LADY TO clerk in grocery store; also young
boy GEO T SHEPHERD. 10I3 X St
MILLINERY PREPAREE-Experie al
once MARIE LOUVRE. s09 1fIs. St y ".
MILLINERY PREPARERs and apprentices
paid While learning. =. ROSE, JUS 81,
MILLINERY PREPARERs and apprentices.
Apply KINGS PALACE d8 Ith 81 y w
MILLINERY RFPARER-Experienced can
Mrs J. p KLEIN Us % ST ; =
NURsE-Good. middle-aged- Apply Apt 5gz.
rockingham
PREPARERs and apprentice girls for mil
Iinery workrOom- Apply JULIUS GAR
FINKLE q CO. 18th ana r SITS
PLAIN COOKS. city and suburbs SO. no
Washing; general housewcrkers; chamber
maids 1885 IN y "
SALESWOAIAN-Exp millinery Ap-
ply JULIUS GARFINKLE & CO. 1Sth
ana F SITS
SEVERAL Girls as BIN clerks and sales
ladies in wholesale store steady position
with chance for advancement SCHROT
BROS Gil La ave
SEA8ISTRESS 90 sew mattress ticks steady
work Apply A. FACTORY. 81 18th st. wv
SKIRT HAND at once. Apply at 1915
SKIRT HANDS-First-class; and skirt help
and apprentice gil for ladies' tailor es-
JsblIshment. TARTAGLIA, 1907 L y. W ,
VEGETABLE COOKS. storeroom girls BUR
CESS HOTEL AGENC4. IS leth
WAITRESS ExperienCed. AT once can take
charge Apply with reference. MARYLAND
LUNCH 1ooS Pa ave y. "
WAITRESS ES-TUo. experienced, white. at
once; references: IS Address BOX 10.
Times Office
WAITRESSES-I experienced. hotel. uni
form furnished, 50. at once FISHERS
AGENCY 4ls ION st
HOTEL MATTRESSES for four days
extra, $50 cay and board- Apply az
once DICKS HOTEL AGENCY. 18th and
WOMAN for general housevork- Call al ST.
WONAN for IiEhs housekeeping Address
Box Is6- Times Office
WOIAN-Redned settled. business. as cash
Ter and general assistant in store Apply
WOMAN for general housework; no wash
ing zzS3 1st ST
WoaIAN-S-ttIed reliable business. as as
sistant in store, must write fair hand. Ap-
ply 1tf Sth 81 y W q noor-
WOMAN for general homework Apply 81
ST y F
WOMAN-CoIored. for general Homework:
permanent place If suited Apply 500 y c
I've : Z
YOUNG LADY bookkeeper- experienced in
the grocery business GEO g ALIE-
NUS, 800 18th St y W
YOUNG GIEL-White- to work in lunch
room as waitress. go r y ".
HELP WANTED-MALE
An INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn 800
monthly corresponding for newspapers. no
canvasEings send for particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE, Lockport, n Y
ASSISTANT PORTER-CoIored- must have
fore 8 o'clock N PEILIPSBORN & co, SO
18th y W
RARBER-White. wanted az S5s St
y p
BARBER and porter ar once colored trade
9Th and Missouri ave y W
BARBER-Good. sober, reliable man. steady
Job f1c on the dollar. J WIE-MOHE cox
SIS Main St. FredericksburE- Va
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

PIANO FREE-we now have a Few more
square Pianos, which we wlil lend cut %
15st So1iers Tor period Of six months alb
these Pianos without obligation whatever.
PICK out the Plano you want and pay a
sIiiaL charge for having 1: moved to your
F. 6. SMITH PIANO co.
Brad5ury Building. 125 Pa ave
DEaoLL & cos ETGHTH ANNUAL, SEP
-EMBER PIANO SALE offers the srsates.
bargains O. the year IN hiEh-grade psan8s
and piayer-pianos- For instance. Gibson
So. A. 3 Chase. Ss25; Weber. $50; Hard
Slisns tz75s Estey. S1Z5: Vose. SIS. GabIer
so. a5so Auto-piano. $780, pianola. SO. An
ecu .Elsno-Pisyer, $50 and many others
Easy terms O J. DEMOLL & CO, cor
i2th and c SITS.
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS
- 1IoP aead Singer 2
- - 1rop Head Domestic---.-------------- ia
Sew sewing machines. 81 down and 55e per
Ntet- Clea1inE, 5oc- Open evenings Il 2
- 5--H- - Pa ave S. z. Phone
MODERN AI8IACHINE SHOP Practice
complete century Dictionary and CycIope-
ala, ~ -ols-. half Morocco. Americanized
Encyclopedia Britannica 10 vols BOOK
51oItE. loo sJh St y "
FOR sALE-r, rnace with pipes ana reg
lsters' IN good condition; heated e rooms.
s1e. II moved Immediately. -1slz I'm 81
AAtSEEL1ZED mantel; good design 2s02
ond hand: good condition $50
Mise2asi1 ava.
a LOT q Ia. lumber, framing OF ali sizes;
N44i sell for cost. twelve horses. four dump
wagons harness. wiI sell cheap for cash
O. r. li-f BenuinE road y z
FOR sALE-l05 shares Of Carter Motor stock
50 Apply 1015 TN ST n "
FOR SALE-Tvvo good work horses. cheap
Apply MARYLAND HOUSE It'll & Fla av-
FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Boston bull pup
100 18th ST. y. W
FIFTY hne carpets: also lot stair carpets
and hail ca-Vcts- go Mass y W
FOR SALES fl power printing press.
complete al between $50 and = p m
7o9 Ith ST w
FOR SALE-Au OF part OF ST double
waterproof Rather belt. inches vide
ELITE LAUNDRY CO. III 18th 81 y ".
FOB sALE-GeneraI household furniture al
a barEain- 80 14th st. y z
FOR SALE-Fine butterrniIk. &c glass: not
the soU- naIik kind. stand IS Center
Market J p HOPKINS
FOX SALE-GOOD QUALITY Opaqus shades
fitted 10 windows. only &c. best quality oil
opaque sE' ces. Soc hung free
kLEEI sAITS. llth and Il SIS y z
FOR sALE-LOt OF jeweIry and rays. chsap-
Is s Z
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HERE ARE 4 FEW OF THE extraorciaary
bargains N fns upright pianos o1ered dur
ing this expansion sac S-5eH- s2T5, Chick
sTiugs $780, Pease. Sl50. Fose. $50, KiubalI
$50 Hartman. as. Chase, $50. ShouinEer
$50 Milton. 500 Fischer $50 Weber, sZ59.
aid many others. Easy terms Auto-piano.
good condition, $50 o :. DeAOLL 4 co.
Ger. I2th and c sta
FOR SALE-SLien. Suei1gsy. Enahe- Shzz
koaier & Campbell. Mason & EanIin and
. number OF other used pianos a. sacri-
EcinE prices must sell L make room Io-
new stock CHAS- NJ STIEFF, Ie0s-I8la 3
81 - W = c CONLIFE- AA1zzsr-
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AUTOS REPAIRED

REPAIR WORK OUR sPECIATTY-No
work too complicated FOR our usecnanics
a. NoTE glaEanteec BENNEE. 16s 9Th NV.
LEI Us Put YOUR shade, radfa-or enc
er. anu amps into proper condition. very
sflalt cost. Try Us FRENCH RADIATOR
& EENDER Co, 1882 Z s. NV North z575 II
We REPAIR Or REBUILD your auto -
c.eaned by day CT MONTH oils. gasoIens
ana supplies reasonable prices. al work
guaranteed 1445 Columbia Court between
IAN and 18th, Columbia rd. and Irvlrs s. J
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TAILORS

Mr. UNION MAN-Ws use the custom union
label: At OF no pay; newest patterns; finest
fabrics. !. ROSSNER. COS z St y. W.
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Ctmes
Want Ads
Talk to the
Town
Through
The lines
The Average Ad Costs Less
Than 25c-
Telephone Number. Main $3.50
PERSONAL

PERSONAL
ARE YOU N D0UBT2
BRADFORD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY
suite "a. Colorado Building, 18th and 9.
Phone Main 2515. Expert luyestiEat ious- any
cause. al sections Private consultation
rooms Advice free. An absolutely reliable
and modern private secret service. estab-
lished in This city since lSs5- once hours.
a m 70 $50 D m After p m,
AIr- Bradford can be consulted al his resi-
dence. 5l02 Eleventh 81. y. " Phone Co
lurnbia 1924
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS
Ny cooperative plan Tor developing ana
printing enables YOU TO secure an Sxl0 en-
laTgenent absolutely free Call and learn
the details Phone Main z5IS
SEABROOK. e06 F St y W
I lend MONEY on PAWN TICKETS;
per cent: small monthly payments Let
ne save your jewelry- address BOX SIS.
Times Office
S. E c. Of BsItimor-Safe 70 return Write
Billy AZ once MOTHER
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FLOOR FINISHING

OLD FLOORS SCRAPED 70 the wood. re-
polished and waXed Is our speciality. e5cps-t
Workmen. wOrk guaranteed FLOOR RE-
POLISHING CO., 1870 3Sd ST n. W send
postal
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WANTED-AGENTS

J MADE s5o.OO in Eve years with a small
mail order business; began with s. SEND
for free booklet Tells how EEACOCk
6ISs. Lockport. y y
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWs7
White help and moderate prices LEON L
CAHOON- Acme WiSSow Cleaning Co re-
moved to 81 G St y ". Phone n -5e
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DENTISTRY

CUT RATE PAINLESS DENTISTRY
Fan set o. teeth. $50 Gold Crowns. g
BridgewoTk. s. Filings, SEC up PAINLESS
EXTRACTION FREE L. s ARMY q
NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS. cor. 7th and
r SITS Entrance. 6sS T ST " W Phone
Main 500
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HELP WANTED-MA,E

WANTED-Railvray mail clerks; Wishing
ton examination November IL $500 10 $780,
prepararion frea- FRANKLIN INSTITUTE
Dept SIT. Rochester. y. 7
WRINGER- Experienced. TOLAIAN I'm
DRY ISL q 81 y "
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BICYCLES

6lG Jules
WILL Buy every secondhand bfcycIe -
Washington The BICYCLE NAN. Us "a
ave y. W
WANTED-Ig9 second hand bIcycIes- p 7
MENDELL CO. us IN 81 y. W
VIZ ARE Still selling Unicorn Tres A.
Sl-s5- P !. AENDELL & CO.. us zth y W
HORSES IND VEHICLES
For Sale-COurtTy Horses-Having
More Horses than I care 70 winter,
III sell at great bargain 1 good
young sound work horses. These
horses are thin, right out OF hard
farm work.
Also a pair Of nice quick 5-year-old
brown mare mules. Weight 1000 lbs.
Thin witbers-
D. VI. WALLER.
Broad Run, Va
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MOTORCYCLES

1 HAVE on HAND a few slightly used
motorcycles in excellent condition fncIrrr-
ING tAe following 2 ENce4siors. = Harley
LaFioson. = LigHt- ? Indians 4 Yale and I
A1ilzlea polls --speed van Al very reason
able 2. ~ CORR, SIS sth ST y W.
READING STANDARD. single cylinder. Izo55
vaius, $50 = y. NCDD. Jr-. Inc, -
y Y
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LEGAL NOTICES
Z. Il. THOMAS * A b. DUvALL,
Art1EleLs.

y
Attorneys
~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
1RIC1 OF COLI llBiA-ttolclnZ q lJlsrrlcL
Court In Re the opening ana WIaenIngy OF an
alley IN square No 5-5s. IN the DlsLricL u
Columbia District C0url, 40. sgI. Notice IS
hereby given Ihar the Commissioners 81.
the DlstrlCt Of Columbia. pursuant 10 JhC
PROVISIONS OF sections f61S er seq o. the
code OF Laws Tor Jhe District q Columbia
nave n-e4 q petiuoD IN llls court praylus
TIE condemnation u The land Necessary I,lr
the opening and widening OF an alley III
square numbered 51ss tbounde5 bv Morton
street. Park rOad. and Georgia aveuueJ IN
Tie District Il Columbia, Is snJv,sg On a pIaL
map Gled with the said petition. IS part
5uolclous- olslnteresieC men not related %
any persOn Interested IN these proceedings.
and not IN the service II employment Of the
District Of Columbia OF OF the United States
be summoned by the United States Marsh
Tor the District Of Columbia 70 asses the
damages each owner Of land 70 be taxes
nay sustain d reason OF the opening an
N-1ef-nS OF an a4iey n square n1=,berec
S05s. and the condemnation o. the land aeczs-
say Tor the purposes thereof and 70 assess
the 5enEnts resulting theretrJ-ll. including
tie exuerser o. these rro-a14f-rs "a --7--iF..-
for IN and BY the Aforesaid Code Of Lavs
II IS, D the court, this lzth day o. Septe---
Der A d 1916 ORDERED. that al per
sons having any interest IN these prpceC-
inss be, and they are hereby. warned an
commanded T. appear IN this court On
before the =-h day CT October. = D .SI0. a.
10 O'cl0ck a NJ and continue in aJteEdz1ce
until the court shall have made its anal
order ratifyinz and confirming the award or
damages and tn assessment OF benefits o.
Lhe July TO be eupaneled and sT0rn herein.
and j. Is further ORDERED. that a copy -
this notice and order be published once n
the Washington Law Reporter and one
in the Washington Evening star. tn
Washington Herald The WsShiuEto-
Times. and the Washington Post news
papers published IN The said District.
before the said 9Th day OF October. \
D. 1910 Il Is further ORDERED. that q copy
% this notice and order be served By the
United States Marshal, o. his deputies. upon
such Of the owners Of the fee OF the land 70
be condemned herein as may befoUld By the
said Marshal. or his deputies. within the
District OF Columbia before the said sth daE
Of October A D. 1910 BY the Court JOB
BARNARD. Justice (SeaL) A True Copy
u ST. J. K YOUNG. Clerk 81 = "
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

N. sEGAL. ANTIQUE FURNTTURE RE-
y. " PHONE y $50 Y
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

Az INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn 500
monthly corresponding FOX newspapers. no
cauvzzsing Send for particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE LOekpo-t, y Y
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WANTED-MISCELLANEcUS

YOUNG MAN, experienced bookkeeper. GEO.
C. ALTENUS. Z91o 18th 81. y W
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COAT HANDS-EXperienced for our alJsra-
tion department; good salaries, permanent
positions. Apply az once N PHILIPS
BORN & CO. 5I6 Ilth SIT y w
CIR Tor general housewo-k; references 1882
Harvard St
GTRL-CoIored. for general homework looI
Pa ave. y W
GIRL to cook. wash. and iron. references
SO VI 81 y "
ETRT-Refne6. white. 70 assist ~ fiebt
bousevork. excellent home Apply a Va
Icy pl-, AnaCostla
cTPI-Neaf for general housewCrk car
after $50; reference 1sss 7 81 y. "
GTRLs to work on ladies' coats VINE
NAN. sls F
CTRT. 10 attend 90 child and attend to heuse
cal 2I1e Ward pI y W
STRIS Il work on ladies' coats. VINE
Nan. sl4 F.
GU S-BriEht neat IS years OF aEIe a.
aoor messengers and parcel wrappers; good
nav and splendid chance for advsncemeE-
I1olv 10 Il W Schaubs with GOLDEN
BERG'S, III and K SIS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-14
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Pansy brooch. diamond center from
Plymouth apt house 10 18th and y Y ave
Reward Il returned TO = Plymouth after go
LOST-Sunday night, bull terrier dog uamed
Prince. half white face. white mark. on hip
10 collar tag Reward for Information
leading 70 recover Phone Lincoln 1853
WILLIAM C-RTISS. BenninE, D C.
IOST-Iadies- Eold neck chain on 18th be
tween z and F. Tuesday Return 70 J. A
BREARLT. Room rs. Patent Office Re
ward
LOST-Yesterday, brown alligator skin pOck-
etbo5k with alligator claw with about S3t
IN IL Liberal reward II returned 20 I515
Harvard st. y "
LOST-Bicycle. frame blue. TIRE rims ,.l4..1-
% Eye St y z
LOST-Gaisy head with iadybug on one Of
petals Apply 1916 II 81 n ". Reward