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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-02
You can turn a crank down, but he al.
ways turns up.
A Vital Point,

The most delicate part of a baby is it's
bowels Every ailment that it sufTrr3
with attacks the bowels also e~ndauge,ing
in most cases the life of the infant. Nc.
Gees BABY Elixir. Cures d~iarrhoea,
dysentery and all arrangements of the
stomach or bowels. Sold by Globe Drug
Store.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-02
Marvellous DlscOverlse,

mark the wonderful progress of the age.
Air flights OH heavy machines, kilograms
without wires, terrible war inventions to
kill men, and that wonder Of wonders
DR.. Kings New Discovery--to save life
when threatened by coughs, colds, Ia
grippe, asthma, Group, bronchitis. hen,-
%orrhages, hay fever and w~hooptng coush
or lung trouble. For all bronchial aGc.,.
tons j, has no equal. 1t relieves instant.
ly. Its the surest cure. James NJ. Black
of Asheville, N. c., r. r. No. 1, writes
1t cured hin, of an obstinate cough after
all other remedies failed. 50c. and 81 o..
A tfia! b"st's free. Guaranteed by Mu.t.
Eel Drug Co.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-02

u watchwerds: Organize, Hdueste.
Ag,a,e. r L Principles: Total abstinence,
Prohibition cf the liquor traffic One standard Of
moral. fot men aud women: Homie protection.
.,;rnal snHrag- ani the teaching Of ssentiGc
.-emveraace ia Ut, p1snn+roeis.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-02

"a womans crowniug glory is her hair ;
And when she has red hair she end.
in n blaze Of glory"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-02
You never can tell

JUS, exactly the aus Of your rheuma-
tism, but You know you have it. Do you
know that Billiards. Snow L.iniment will
cure it2--relieves the pain-redaces the
swelling and iimbers the joints and mus.
Giles so that you will be as active and we'll
as YOU ever were. Price 25c, Soc and
81 %. Sold by Globe Drug Store.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-02
w. G. T. U. Column.

T,,tcng, the courtesy Of the REPUBLICAN this
tpaee l. i.aervei for the ". c. r. u. II IL edited
by it, representatives who are respou.ible for
all state which appear In ito cciUhus
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-02
Poor MIX

is often thought to be responsible for an
infants loss in weight or general ~. r
health. The cause usually is thu, a..
child has worms. They get the nouri.n.
h'ens IN tile food n the baby starv.s,
actually starves. Whites Cream Vermi.
fuge expels the worms and nourishes tho
child. sure and safe, Price Is cents:
Sold by Globe Drug Store,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-02

Half the world doesn't know what ex.
cuse the other half has for living.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-02

A w man is eNtulled for her virtues
and adored for her weaknesses. "
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-02

While mere Talent pauses outside the
threshold, Genius enters in and makes a
suCcessful bluff.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-02

- Charles, Mo October II, 1907
THIS Is IL certify that ~lIAli's Texas Won.
de- caiv1 his ui k'dney aud bladder truu-
he and | can fully recommend i, 10 tie
pab@c, h BERRY, Blacksmith,
40 South Main s..
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-06-02

How many men do you know WHO
would starve il II wasn't for their wiy,,,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

BOD 4. DaiIy-Fast trains to Old PolAA
400 p. Newport Nsvs ard Norfolk,
7l0 A.-Daily. Local 70 Newport News
800 DAILY. LEGAL - Old Point.
90 Noon. WsS& days Mountain opesid Z
Hiuton."
400 z. Daily Louisville and CineianaAi.
II 90 p. Pullmsas.
sA5 P.--DAiiy. st. Loui& Chicago Special.
$40 A. Daily Charlottesville Week days.
Clifton forge
6:l5 P.--Week days Local 70 0ordonsvills,
HAS A.-naily. Lynehbufs. Ian. G. Forge
4aS P-Dsily. To Lynchbuys end Cldtu
fofes.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
Local from Esst--S:25 A. NJ. 7:50 r. NJ.
Through from East--il:26 A. NJ. 6:35 p. NJ. 8
LOCAL from west-se:00 A. NJ. 300 A. M,
5:20 p, 81.
Throuth-Y:oo 4. n, 1:l5 p. NJ.
Jana River Ltns-..e:S6 A. NJ. 500 P. n.
spaily except Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05

Aock a doodle ooo
&mmeciatei! To the rear o. the &a-
ntstraton building nj the state b ar
0stnds Is low frame structure III
ach the making 81 several thousand
Nken pot pies are struHins about
the hoef. There are enough
&nSrE TO stun majority Of the Pill
" Richmond There are enough
1ntecfcrs TO delight the soul or an
4ryonic Edmund Rostand
mere are chickens to the night ef
chlckens TO the left of yoa, chick
~ front OF You, and behind YOU
III a they don't Volley and thunder.
at least give a first-elass itnita-
with a continuous rattle OF ciueks
the part Of the hens, interspersed
"a frequent loud voiced, long -ttfaWn-
crows Of defiance issuing from the
E0Afs Of bright-eyed oockereis.
mere are more than 2,oev chickens.
number representing more than
breeds on exhibition In this build
which Is devoted almost exclu-
ely 70 poultry casual trip
!Ohgh The enclosure causes one 10
suer ana admire A more eafefai
FACTION makes one understand why
1hat poultry ralsing Is becoming
00puihf IN all parts 81 the country,
paftlcuiarly Iii Virginia
8S<Aa the snackens displayed at the
~ kIouhus are, OF course, natives OF
a STATE Ana they do the Qua DO
slon proud. jhere may be inner
Glmefis ELSEWHERE hui the falr offi-
aon beiieNe IL. Nethef Will YOU,
xOu LOOK al the fair GROUNDS blfas
W. an UNDERSTANDING eye.
SSa. ~ sizes ana Io,ors.
mere are ehlekens OF all sizes ana
eQrk. Trim, gracefni little white leg
n gaze through the wire meshes ri
EAeK co0ps INTO the quarters Of huge
M-coiored hrafimas Across the
lie are several pens Of big white
lntckens. their feathers wandfous
lmOuth and clean. To the uninitiated
ICY all seem alike bat they are not.
4nA pen IL filled with game chickens.
mother is occupied by Wyandottes,
khile Orpingtons strut about in the
bird. An attendant points out the
Inference to you. The game chickens
i've black legs The legs OF the Wy
ndottes are yellow, while those of the
9rpingtons are pink
Z FARTHER UP the aisle are several pens
q Polish fowls. a breed that il GER
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HORSES

Horses judged By Henry ogiivie. o
ChicagQsssn
Percherons--Stallions four years ans
over--First. G. L. Keyes, Herndon. Va.
| Inyincible: second Jos Warren. Della
plane, Va. kleber. stations thre'
! years. under four-First, calk!ns 4,
Augusberry. Byron. Mich. Heastaux
second. G. l. Reyes. Phoebus stat
+! lions two years. under three-First
| Calkins Il Augusberry. Codoform Stal-
I lions one year. under two--First. Jos
1 Warren. Reclaine.
! years and over. Calkins 4 Augusberrv
Dobbs ii. OBJ stallion. three years. I'M
der four. Calkins q Augusberry. Heas-
tauxi tc> stallion. two years. under
] three, Calkins Il Augusberry. Codo-
form
Mares, four years and over--First
Jos. warren. Chopine. second. Jos
Warren. Topaz. Mares, three years
under four--Ftrst, JOS Warren, Ba
thilde.
lydesdales-stallions, four years
and over-~First. David Galloway. Gull
pepper. VA. The Marseillaise. second
two years. under three--favtd Gallo
way. Gallant Squire.
Shires-Stallions, under one year
First. St. Angelo Farm, King Angelo
Mare, four years and over--First. ST
Angelo Farm, Union Bank Bounce,
mare. two years. under three--First,
st. Angelo Farm, Union Bank Smart.
Suffoiks--Stallien, four years and
over-First. F. ". Dixie. Marshall. Va.
Jubilee; stallion. two years. under
three-First, F., W. Dixie. Ashmoor
Luther; stallion. one year. under two.
First. F. w. Dixie, Piedmont: mare. four
years and over-First, F. W. Dixie. Sud
bourne Ruby.
Grade to weight--Mare. four years
and over-First. putney Shoe Company,
Nsliie; second. H. G. Beattie, Ada.
Mare. three years, under four-First,
H. c. Beattie. Adele. Double team to
truck--First, 8. Putney Shoe Company:
second. w. S. Forbes
French Coach----Stallion. four years
and over--First. L. J. Peters, Waveriy,
Va. Grillon. second, Carl Noting. Tre-
Williams, Va. Grandee. Mare. four years
German Coach-stailion, four years
and over-First. II. H. Pettus. brakes
Branch. Va, CRATES; second. Jno. Hud-
gins. iaban. Va. Sanford.
over--First Buckeyeland Farm, Bal
briggan; second. Buckeyeland Farm,
Night Hawk. Stallion, one year, under
two-First. Buckeyeland Farm. Bal
First. Buckeyeland Farm. GAronne
second. st. Angel Farm. Golden Polly
Mare under one year-First, st. Angelo
Farm. Goldenette.
Hackney Society spec,als-Hest stall
lion. Buckeyeland Farm. Balbriggan;
best mare. Buckeyeland Farm. Ga
rome.
Sweepstakes for horses suitable to
get heavy harness type-First. Buck
eyeland Farm, Baibrtkgan: second, DR.
McDonough. Empire Rock
Jacks and Jennets--Jack, four years
and over--Ftrst, Thomas Nelson Page;
second, A. T. Broaddus
Mules--Four years and over-rtrst,
Hancock. Richmond; second, Stanneld,
Richmond. Three years and under
iour-First. Hancock; second, Stan
Held. Two years. under three--First,
Hancock: second Stanfeld. Under two
years---First, $. G. Cox, Old Church. Va.
Pair to wagon or truck--First. stan
Held; second Hancock
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> - - = - >
FOR RENT,
303N. Meadow

Beautiful home OF 6 rooms and bath
Good location and reasonable rent
BLANTON Il co.
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TOBACCO

Following are the regular awards
in the tobacco classes:
/ Sun-cured wrappers-F1rst, r. y
Harris. Frederick's Hail. second, w
II. Parrish. Buckner's: third. w S
Harris. Bumpass; fourth. Rober
| Lloyd. Bontay
Sun-cured f1llers-First. F. NJ. Beas
ley. Sparta: second. A. G. Hill. VIII.
| low Brook: third. ~ +. Smith, Louisa
fourth. NJ. F. Beasley, Sparta.
Bright wrappers-First. J. r. Rags
! dale, Nonintervention: second, r. L
Roberts, Chase City; third, c. H. VIII
son, Petersburg; fourth, s. Love
Kenbridge.
! Bright cutters-First, j. r. Rags
/ dale. Nonintervention; second T. T.
}aoberts Chase City; third, l.. r. Mat.
thews. South Hill: fourth. W. T.
Barnes. Blackstone
Bright fillers-First. r. A. Evanson,
Houston: second. S. III. Love. Ken
bridge; third. W. T. Barnes. Black
stone; fourth. A. l.. Holt, Brookneal
Olive stemming-First,J J. 3. Wrenn
Fine Creek Mills: second. w. G. Par
| tee. Tobaccoville: third. A. w Porter.
Fine Creek Mills: fourth, f. l.. West,
Mattoax.
Brown stemming-F First. b. 8. Boat
wright New Canton: second, G. s.
Boatwright. Gilliamsvtlle: third. Will
son Andersop, Columbia: fourth. w.
l.. Boatwright. New Canton
Brown shipping-First. T. r. Mat
thews, Charlie Hope; second, q. F.
and c. O. Davidson. Nuchols; third,
A. S. Thomas, Falkland; fourth. +
w Matthews. Charlie Hope.
White Burl0v--Eiret Collins uar
ris. Mattoax; second. J. B. Taylor,
Orange: third. w. b. winston, Louisa !:
fourth. e. T. Bondurant. Rice,
Red Burley--First. J. q. TAYLOR.
Orange; second. J. NJ. Morrison, Fine
Creek Mills; third. E. r. Bondurant.
Rice: fourth. C. s. Hamlet. Farm
vile.
Burnley crop-First. ]. B. Taylor
Orange: second. e. L. glastonbury
Spotnylvania; third. Charles 0. Wood.
Ashland.
Buckingham, Cumberland and Pow
hatan counMes-First. William v.
Michaux. Michaux; second, c. C. Cos
by, Powhatan
Special for best crops, s25 each
d. N. Garraway. Guinea Mills; eec-
ond. John w. Waldrop, Mannboro:
third. Dennfs Watkins. Sutherland.
r. A. Patterson Tobacco Company
Burley crop spsoiai--Ftrst. $50: ]. ID.
Taylor. Orange: second. $50; r. l..
QueEenberry, Spotsylvania county.
third. $40, Charles A. Wood, Ashland.
The LArus buggy premium in this
exhibit was award to J. d. Taylor.
OF Orange.
Special premiums sweet air-curcd
tobacco crops-Amelia, Chssterfie,I.
pinwtddie countiesHFirst, 37E, J. q.
Chsatham. Midlothian; second, cas-.
John A. Lester. Midlothian. Camp
bell, Appomattox. Charlotte-First
Edward Marshail. Pamplin: second.
Z. =. Noon. Charlotte Courthouse,
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and third puliet: f. L. Magri. fifth
pullet; g. B. Mountcastle, first old
exhibition pen.
Rumbles-Q. G. Eddins. first. sec
ond and third cockerel, first. second
and third pullet.
Silver Laced Wyandottes-J. A.
Wray, first cock. G.. E. Guvernator
second cock: Ellerson Poultry Yards,
third cock; George w. Smith, fourth
cock; Eilerson Poultry Yards, first
hen: ]. A. Wray. second hen; G. f..
5Guvernator, third hen; F. w. Danner
first cockerel; c. G. King. first. second,
third and fourth pullet; f. w. Banner,
fifth pullet.
Golden Wyandottes-G. f. Guver-
nator. first, second and third cock
first. second and third hen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05
ELECTION OF TWO SCHOOL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEFERRED.

Election OF superintendent tor
fredericksburg and Tor Northampton
county Will be taken up at the next
meeting OF the State Board OF Educa-
ton. These two matters having been
deferred prior to adjournment OF the
body late Tuesday afternoon
The board agreed "a fix time limit
Tor redemption 81 school books al jan
uary 1, 1911. the understanding beinK
tAat deAlafs are to- -. p0ti9eA u I'm
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POULTRY

Anconas--G. r. Guvernator, first
cock; first. Eecond and third hen.
Andalusians--A. Il. Lathrop. first
cockerel: nrst pullet.
Light BrahmA BantAms-0. T.,
Guvernator, first. second and third
hen.
Black Tailed Japanese Bantams--
q. z. GuyernatoT, first and second
cock. G. r. Cross third cock and
hsst han: g. z. Guysrnator. second
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pullet: George II. Morris. fourth and
fifth pullet G. L. Petit. first old ex-
hibitiop pen r. S. Gray, second old
exhibition pen; l.. E. Myers, first
young exhibition pen, Mrs. M r
Gooch. second young exhibition pen;
Race Course Poultry Yards. third
and fifth young exhibition pen; Mrs.
F.. C. White, fourth young exhibition
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-05

Can lsay Nesshsstss. Seventh ard Perry
49, q Z S 3. Il, y. =. NJ. !. !, =. ~
iiob =. NJ 10. Chester. 1900 nidnish. 10.
Petersburg.
Car issvs Petersburg. foot Sycamore Street. los
S:i6, e:SA ss7;ls, s7ss. e:ss, cas-, sio:3s
Has \. NJ, 19:u8 n ~, 1:ee, 1:36, AA:oA 6:3&
s.sS s7:@G },S5. CAS- sl0,io. ii:to 2. N.
Ceu5oe baGDaoe ead eHpeoee.
sefnfta1. sa9sps bundays and holidays
A. sasP fssm Pstseubssu sennset With err -
:
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Law and Collections.

ALL CASES; ali courts secret service Co
lecticns- l. s Legal Corp. SO Bond Bid.
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4 NICE BRICK on 10Th ST, bet. and F
= W. rented 20 good tenants A 10 per
cent net investment Price OILY 8, 500 Terms
TO suit
ONTARIO ROAD n Va s-rooun brick
bath cellar. furnace heat. tiled bath: front
verandas screens and awnings with house;
large lOt 70 alley. This house has best inside
nnish IN row. To quick buyer. s.. s0os 81 40
cash balance monthly.
rODR BROOM. I-STORY BRICKS. on 9Th
St y e deep lots TO alley cellar hot-sir
heat furnace. etc nicely arranged homes
20 immediate purchaser, $780, $3.50 cash
balance 70 suit.
CORNER TENTH AND y. CAR AVE. s E
A charming home OF rooms; pantry, bath
large LOT versndas front ana side fnsE)-
newly Dapered ana painted throughout in
perfect repair large front and sios parking,
grape arboT IN yard. sacrifice AT $500 terms
20 suit Let Is show you this house
A t0-ROOM BRICK on north side OF z. be
tween 18th and 18th sts- n w a fine home
or investment To settle an estate. at s. 800
Worth $500 See this property
COLUMBIA ROAD y Va Ig-room modern
brick; hardwood finish. grand home and a
hrst-ciass Investment for safe BY an out
of-town owner reduced 10 $3.50 20 an i'm
mediate purchased Small cash payment
LINCOLN LAND AND IbEPROVE1EE ET co.
Incorporated
81 Pa Ave. n. ".
de2s Il gse
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Workingmen's Wants.

wont he long bcT0-P the
wfntry winds VIII nip your toes. AID fit
your system full Of voeS- unless -saau wear
warm clothes See US Tor a tailored slight
Is used suit or oVercoat At s. 10 SO save
~ note sure one price only JCSTE'S
OLD STAND. 6Is y n W Il
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Express and Storage.

Paggage called for and delivered.
in the city limits . cents.
Furniture moved, packed, shipped,
and stored
Heavy hauling. safe moving. and erect
ing of machinery by experts
MODERN EXPRESS CO.,
22s AZ street y ".
Phone Main 1871. Residence Phone Main 500
deS1 1t
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The ASTORIA

Third and g SITS X W Nesr Pension
Office Single rooms. 81 Two rooms.
81 Elevator service F1rsprOof- free
baths and light
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THE Lorraine

ONE MONTHS RENT FREE.
1919 Park Rad n u. IN Mt Pleas
ant just oG-Isth 81 Five rooms and
hath SO
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Money loaned SaIaried PeopIe

and others Including women keeping hCu8s-
without security easy TayTaeatsi eitiees =
s. principal C11isE. save yourself money D
gs4ttnE ny terms 6-Et D Il TOLAANz
49, 80 - zSsE ~ ". EATz-G
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Suburban Property.
For Sale
NEW YEARS REs0TT-TToTs


are now IN order Every head % family
~no Goes not Own the roof over his head
snouid resolve TO own 4 home Of his own.
and should allow nothing to prevent his
carrying out that lauiabIe resolution. We
nave on our list properties just suited for
people VINO seek country life. more than
right our terms are reasonable and ft will
OF limited means desiring to secure homes
at a moderate cost with a large measure OF
life comforts
Spring IS the time 70 buy country property
and IS prices are tending upward those vino
nate
Come and see US.
SOULE REALTY Co. 1875 y. z ave.
BEAU Is-'tlL BUNGALOW. NEARLY L
acre. - Woodbridge covered with oak trees:
furnace water gas, sewer parIor dining
roorn- bedrooms and bath on one floor. good
cellar large attic; would make rooms: only
one square cars. . minutes from Treasury
Wy below cost rare bargain SOULE
REALTY Co. 15ZS y Y ave u
THE yZs0 have paid on two valuable north
west lots reverts 10 original owners January
iGth II payments are not made. ] must sell
or lose all Any offer considered. Address
BOX S5s, Times Office taz-st~
FOR SALE-51s acres good land Al Ianhan.
Nd, near station; price. $50; half cash
RICHARD, 42s c st y Z 5a2-4t.
FEW CHOICE LOTS al $50 each; monthly
payments make your selection NOW col
LlNs. Clarendon. Va 1t
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Typewriters.

PERTTITT /. C. Smiths Underwood Rem
inEtou. smith Premier, good as new. FOR
sale and rent at lowest prices Typewriter
and of5c> Supply Co. II07 c 81 y " NJ $50
ocz2-tf
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THE KINGNAN

MASS. AVE. BETWEEN 9Th AND
9Th SIS y W. APARTMENT OF
2 ROOMS AND BATH. NEWLY PA
FEEED AND PAINTED LIGHT
AND AIRY. SIS PER MONTH.
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The DORCHESTER

18th and Nd ave 6 W Three stories.
good outlook Heat and hot water.
Stationary vrashtCbs and large clothes
drying platform. ] and rooms. with
= and 80 per month, gas connection
for cooking slot gas meters.
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DIR. NICHOLSON 5'3 3 9 q
Herb Specialist.

MANUFACTURERS OF Herb Remedies zhich
are guaranteed to cure or relieve any ana
all ailments Mems complaints q speciality
n A LOUIS & SONS. I7ss ~ 81 n "
zuls-tf
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THE PENHUPST.

&C. = 81 n r Near zoyt printing
Office and Union Station. -Four rooms
and bath, SO
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THE DARLINGTON.

lA0S 24th ST y. W BY WaShinE tou
Circle Five rooms and bath, $50 AL
outside rooms
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Miscellaneous.

Max BROTSKy & SO&. Mirror Manufac-
turers- resilverioE. rezildine- beveIiuz Phone
Main 5sT7-M- s07 Z ST y W de50--4t
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Wanted-Agents.

GET away from wage slavery The Booster
Magazine shows you how 90 start in business
Tor yourseii with little OF no iuves tmenr- De-
cenoer and January issues Iec- BOOSTER
MAGAZINE SIP. Dearborn ST.. Clicazo
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Clairvoyants.
Spiritualisnn.

MRS WHITES SEANCE every wsdnesds,-z
Fridays and Sundays. D m, TVkEdsy after
Moons 10; private interview, 7S#sth g
". II
NINE CORNISH, GIFTED MEDIUM. -ezF4
your ffs correctly. gives names. facts: daily
snf sunday 81 81 St " z. cor p nez~
Union Station ladies' ONLY. 5v--rF
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CHEVY CHASE,
The Suburb Beautiful Of
NAqcE71uUf0u

You oan buy IN Chevy Chase with the as
surance thar yC7I are locating In the most
desirable residential section q the suburbs
and that you are making an investment o.
the most promising sort
Chevy Chase IS beautifully located A The
highest point on Connecticut Avenue. The
approach IS attractive and always VIII be
Car service II excellent There are church
school and store facilities water sewer
gas. electric lights. telephones. uaCadamized
streets grauolithiC sidewalks. shade trees
parking. etc.
Prices range from &c upward per 81 foot
according % location Lots with every CITY
convenience. 5ex1z5 feet. containing 7.500
50 r. can be purchased for 81 70 on prac-
tIcalIy your own terms For 800 cash TCI 2
own HOME can be financed
For piats, prices and particulars Sc
THOS- J FISHER & CO, Inc,
73S 18th St y. ".
Phone n. $50 After 5 D II CAL N s74s-Y
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We HAVE A NICE GROOM HOUSE On car
line Cuo transfsring)5 large corner lot great
bargain ~ =, 800. very easy terms
NATIONAL REALTY CO.,
z95 Colorado BLDG 18th and G.
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1894 HARVARD ST. \. W.

ONE MONTH RENT FREE
Apartments having appearance Of
private residences Three apartments
10 each building Six rooms and bath
SO Heat and hot water.
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Coal and Wood.

Coal Philips & Juenemann. Wood
OOdL so c ST. ne. saI sth ST. ne w OOQ
Only Best Grades Lowest Prfcsz
Phone Lincoln go
dez7-Su.tu. II. sa-tf
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Wanted-S Statesmen

y ANTED-Firsr-Class salesman Tor District
nf Columbia territory TO sell staple line
absolutely new and exceptional terms one
having successful specially experience pre-
ferred- attractive contract for 1910 contain
ing liberal weekly advance clause references
required NILES F. BIXLER CO, CIeve-
land Ohio. It.
SALESMAN-ExperienCe in any line to sell
general trade In Maryland and Virginia. an
UneXcelied specially proposition. vacancy
after January 1sr- commissions with So
weekly for expenses THE CO%TToS Entail
JEWELRE COATPANT. Cleveland. Ohio
Statesmen WANTED-To sell trees ard
plants; highest commissions, payable week
w. write for free outfit PERRY NCR-
SERIES. Rochester, n r It.
CAPABLE SALESMAN to cover Virginia
with staple line high commission, with SIoo
monthly advance permanent position 10
night man
JESS. H SMITH co. DETROIT. MICH
lie
TANTED-HustIer for January Ist. we want
= $50 per month man expense money so
advanced high-gra5e permanent business,
No samples 90 carry no selling Collecting
experience net q requisite TO capital needed.
small bond required write promptly. C. c.
ECCLES, D IS, Dayton. Ohio IL
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
Offerings in the Realty Markets
of Washington and It's Suburbs
For Sale-Houses.
.PITOL HILL BARGAIN.

CAPITOL HILL BARGAIN.
Near Lincoln Park
New. up-to-date. twO-family fat. never idbe.
nay window; southern exposure; dne neigh
oorhoodi > and rooms and hath, ca binet
Tnantelss china closets attic make rooms;
pantTies- closets furnaces: gas ranges. &C.
mented cellar separate yards.
Price $50 Rents so monthly. $3.50 cash
easy monthly payments.
SOULE REALTY co,
1928 n. Y. Ave.
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

PHONE LINCOLN 1850 FOR De
SCRIPTTON, FOLDER, AND INFOR-
NATION
The Washington times., 1910-01-02
Horses and Vehicles.

FINE HORSE for sale Cau a. 1867 L St
y ". Phone North 1886 JaI-3t~
FOR HTRE-PIessure teams. business teams
or 8 horse for your wagon BY the day.
week. or month, at reduced rates. PITS
SOGLE. rear 3S7 Pa ave n W Main 81
de25-15t
RT-Y YOUR BLANKETS and robes al
COGS WELL : Large square blankets. 75c
I'd Large plush robes $50 Up The best
rain covers s.. 30 Up Largest assortment Or
new and secondhand harness s. and I'D.
vehicles. SIS Up Phone N 1z77- 209-1T1- ~
"a Nth st y. y. n02S-tf