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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-07-19
Sheriff Of Humboldt County, Nevada.

Public notice is hereby given that
the sale in the above entitled case is
hereby postponed for a further period
of 10 days, or until Tuesday, the 18th
day of July, 1910, at the above men
toned time and place.
Dated this I'd day of July. 1910.
8. G.. LAMB 4
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-07-19

Public notice 10 hereby given that
the above sale in the above entitled
case 10 hereby postponed for a period
of ten days, or until Monday, tho 18th
day Of June, 1910, at the above meu-
toned time and place.
Dated this slst cay ~ May, 1910.
=. q. LAMB,
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-07-19

Public notice IL hereby given that
the sale in the above entitled case is
postponed for a further period
Of 0 days or until Saturday, the I'd
day Of July, 1910. at the above men
toned time and place.
Dated this ed day Of June, 1910.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-07-19

F. W.

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
F. w. KoERNER
OF Winnemucca announces hmseif as
q candidate for the Republican nomi
nation for
Justice Of the Peace, Union Township,
subject to the viii Of the voters OF the
party at the Primary
Election On September 6, 1910.
N. p. MOORE
of Winnemucca ~nnounce himself az
a candidate for the Democratic nomi-
of
Constable Of Union Township
Humboldt county, subject to the will
of the voters Of the Democratic party
at the Primary Election on September
1910.
r. g. HOENSTINE
Of Winnemucca himself as
q candidate for the Democratic nomi.
Of
Treasurer Of Humboldt County
to the will of the voters of
the Democratic party at the Primary
Election on September 6, 1910.
II. N. LEONARD
Winnemucca announces himself as
q candidate for the Democratic nomi-
Of
Assessor Of Humboldt County
to the win of the voters of the
party at the Primary
Election on September 6, 1910.
J. A. LANGWITH
Of Golconda himself as q
candidate for the Republican nomina-
ton for
District Attorney
Of Humboldt county, subject to the will
the voters Of the Republican party
at the Primary Election on September
1910.
II. n. SHELDON
Of Winnemucca announce himself as a
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for
County Surveyor
Humboldt county, subject to the
will Of the voters Of the Democratic
party at the Primary Election IN Sep
6, 1910.
]. A. CALLAHAN
Of Lovelock, himself as q
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for
District Attorney
Of Humboldt county, subject to the viii
Of the voters of the Democratic party
at the Primary Election on September
1910.
JAMES w. DAVEY
Of Winnemucca himself as
D candidate for the Democratic nomi-
of
Clerk of Humboldt County
to the will of the voters of the
party at the Primary Elec
ton on September 6, 1910.
8. g. LAMB
Of Winnemucca announces himself a
candidate for the Republican nomi
nation for
Sheriff
Of Humboldt county, subject to the
will of the voters of the Republican
party at the Primary Election on Sep
TENDER 6, 1910.
@. d. ROBBINS
Of Winnemucca announces himself al
candidate for the Democratic nomi
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1910-07-19

Public notice 10 hereby given that
the above sale IN the above entitled
case is herby postponed for a period of
ten days, or until Friday, the Sd day
Of June, 1910, at the above mentioned
time and place.
Dated this Gath day of Nay, Isl0.
3. q. LAMB,
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Marriage Licenses.

Quintin A Carney and Frances D.
RisCn. or DUUphries. Va
William a EdelbIut and Grace /,
Bradley of Richmond Va
Harrison Heath RiddeI berger oF Nor
folk Va and Mary E Cuddy, OF Wash
l0ErOn.
Samuel A Puuuhrey and Eva z
Shepard. Of Accotinc. Va
c. Carroll Diamond and Florence A
Marks. Of washington
William " Leuuon5 and NoveiIa c.
Coles OF Washington
Benjamin l. Penn and Annie Moore
Of Washington
Joseph Pizza and carrie GluIain, OF
washington.
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H1d5hfngtou gtmes
Want Ads
Branch Agencies

Wher- your ad VIII be taken Il
Office rates.
NORTHWEST
Butt-s Pharmacy. Gth & Mass ave y "
Hornuns's Pharmacy. 7th & N sts- y "
GoIdeuberg's Dept. Store. 7th & X sts. NV
asWar5- R D. 1lth & " SIS \ "
8 hzn1. Sons & Co. Dept store. sth .
Pa ave n "
Aartiusly's Pharmacy. 18th & L stz. y. y
Ealtby's Pharmacy. 1857 Calvert So y. ".
\fcoIs' Pharmacy. Isth & Pa ave " "
Paul Pearson, 18Th 81 & Fiz- ave \ ".
QElEley-s Pharmacy, 2lsr & O SITS y. ".
Reh's Pharmacy. IN a. Z sts- ". y.
simpson. J r Ith & r EtE- y "
Smith. J E. 2Eth & Wisconsin ave
TsyIoe's Pharmacy, 9Th & p sts. y. "
Ve.tch. r a. 20th & Il sta n "
Wagner & Co. Isl & H sta y "
EErnoid's. 2t0l 18th 81 y "
Weller. r p. s5s4 N 81
Patte. " Y, GS29 Georgia ave
6znfore's Pharmacy, y 7 ave & " CAP.
Park Road Pharmacy, uth 81 4 Park -
NORTHEAST.
Burners Pharmacy, y Cap & r SIS.
Erause Pharmacy. 6th & X sts y
La6do1-s Pharmacy, 100 Fla ave. y &
Lamb & Taylor. nth 4 e CAP So
Node Pharmacy, 9Th & Il sts- n. q
EcChesney s Joachim, q & z sts- y
New York Avenue Pharmacy. y. 7. avs
SOUTHWEST
EIseabeiss' Pharmacy, eth & 3 sts. s. y
Mcdonald = W ~ & L SIS 8 "
SOUTHEAST
EuTTUETE- Pharmacy. 18th St & Pa Az =
Roach DrUE Co. 6th q G sta g &
WeIler'E. SLh & I Ecs- s z
Powell, - L. 9Th & E Cap
ANACOSTIA
Buys Pharmacy, cor Monroe & JeFe-rop
streets
ALEXANDRIA
Came, r L. Alexandra, Va
BROOELAND.
Linton & Nelson. BrcokIaad. D. c
CHEVY CHASE
Suunemz1. T A. Chevy ChaEa-
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NEW ERA is HERE,
ASSERTS DOLLIVER

There VIII never be another AIdrich.
The end OF the old regime OF fndividu-
al domination is here"
This was the epigramic comment to-
day Of Senator J. P DoIliver Of Iowa.
one Of the leading Republican progress
ives, on the passing Of Senators AIdrich
and Hale from the upper legislative
body OF the country
There viii never he another Senate
leader he continued. THE plan is
obsolete. It is the time for individual
lJles- the epoch OF one man leadership
Is passed It Is a hint that the defini-
ton uttered by very distinguished
person some months ago. that the pro-
EreSsive movement was an internicine
squabble in the Mississippi valley, has
gone wide Of the truth"
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The Vital Records.


Orrin =. and Maria Allen, boy.
Nash r and Faleska A. Cock. boy
Herbert r and Marion Leary. boy.
Grover l.. and Alice H. Barron. boy
Edwin and Carrie II Shuttle. boy.
William r and Jennie NJ King. girl
William Z and Euuice Neff. EiII
John C.. and Blanche A. LeEer, boy
Edgar s and Rose Crown. girl
-TcI-fr c. ard Annette J. Cooper. girl.
RAYMOND aud Irene n Decker. girl
George p and Mabel FanderErist. girl
Nathan and Bertha Sugar, boy.
William A and Hazel Elmer C. Ruff
girl
John T and Mary A Norris. boy.
Gregory and Mari IeErztti. girl
Solomon a and Mabel Smith. boy.
William and Grace Ale. boy
oscar and Levers Wilkinson girl
William and Alice Y Powers. EirI.
James w and Lula Jenkins, girl
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DEATHS

EAEEE-00 Monday. au-fT II 1910 -r 90
NJ --IllE T. widow q Dr. Arthur
EEEC0J-oz MONDAY April IS 1913. ~ rr.-a
q NJ ALICE C. 5EEON. wife ar John
so9FEE.Izss-on sI7nday- April Is 1910. HENRY
49, - -..--a husband Of He-nie Bowers.
Funeral from his la-a residence ST O.
sTee- southeast on "Wednesday a u-f- m a.
Church Ei1-E street and south r-7---5-5
1-e7az southeast Relatives and friends in
ap-S----
- hA0--tiEi--Cu Friday April 81. 1870 az
--------- ~ ~ l-E-o T. son ~ Timothy
ee[a7-l=1. lsle o. washington Grove M
ae--a on "wednesday April 80. from 81
D. s. .-.---.h- t-.lere high requiem mass
WI a- said az SEQ r. M Trf----r-- ~
~ t.ite- me remains VIII Pc on view
slier - m today ar the chanel NJ r vvf1-
nam Lee aa- Pennsylvania avenue lie
DALT-Cn Sunday April II 1910. 90 -o-7e
..nIa a. NJ a his residence 6r- Georgia
-a- H-f-.F,f T.. beloved husband o.
his sze- >-- s7a' 'l
Relu.em high mass ar the Church Of the
ete-y- -.
1eEGfEETY-Cn Monday. April Is. 1915. az
--- ~ III &C. -, ir=i1i7 avenue southeast
-----Et-A1L- JOSEPH beloved son rr 1T1--
and The late Michael J. Tl--5-Iz---- 49,
grandson ot John and Julia sullivan
-IfT1. t-7U his late residence -, Vel
~
81 a --a S. -llll.L- 1..-rH r--rsaH. ----r mess
~ z7 said f-r The rr1-s- NJ his soul PsI-
a--Ees and friends invited "a, attend -
T,-1ITrE-suFIr-r-. on 1r--T7r- ,--=r 20
-'...- t-..~A o. widow NJ the Rev " IN
Ea. end u-s-lr z T-- r F-------
L-1I7-r" and Mrs Walter F. white
I--ENEar-GF-O Su-fav. s--r r. ---o
-'a -F O. husband o. The Iz-a Susan IS
I---=--l.
---c n .-.1 N2-sday uo-1ius. April IS
Et-ANN p HEEEF-T r-Ts--E
husband NJ Katie o. 'n-e Th0rr-on-B
-lae--l |7-E--'7- morning. sn-rr from
his z-= residence. 1858 ~ Iz--lz- z..--.t------
--7-E7 .1 81 -a-rsu=--E ~--s-~=- ---e-- .
1--- mass VIII be said Tr-s-ner- ct Mt
1pL7-z--
l1--'iI---H- Sunday. Aa-iI II. 1910 ANNE
c vie ~ z s holmes
FEN-yET-c- 1T--zzr. k--r u 1910 az N
--- Pr 'TE-1s.- Hospital ANDREW J. I
---NN-F- tr che se-cu-v---f-. wear 0r his
" Hen1eE was a native -f Toledo. ohio. .
a.s years engaged ID newspaper uarT, {
=. Iowa and Nebraska. coming ~ wash I
-'E-71 from the latter state turentz- wears
. .lsse g. an appointment In the I
G1----r7- Printing once
renamed 'E ..-7 Government service /
..I EEe years when he fEueE and ---7-
--#. estate business His .7r--r- I
.H..FEFH Tu #.H-~ r- ono week -7-- e--z +
residing -1 This city survive him
N-'''f-t F--oa lTouF=F April "a, r1-- "a.
"lE-- 49, Sixth str-r- .
T1s. NEr-E. r.. Iauer-r- 81 ls-..---s 4
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED

II Il pzEILrTrT. Prop John Hess. Mana
ger Reliable Umbrella and T1rascI Is--a~
repairing ana Tc-c7Teri1E a Specially. cray
eInetter gloria and SIX, s. lL s. y "
r-re---- IN 81 Or
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PUBLIC NOTICE
= H THOMAS and JAS FRANCIS SMITH.
Attorneys

Z H THOMAS and JAS FRANCIS SMITH.
Atto--eys-
II THE SUPREME .COuRT. OF TIE MS
IfI-L or CoL-lNBIA- Holding s. District
Court IN -s- Condemnation Of land for a
F,iEh- 81 way for the Auacos-fa sTzrn rrts--
taI-s-1eratlon OF the petition az the Ccrmls-
s-aneTs 1t the District OF Columbia fled IN
,---7e- Tor lls SAID Cou-uiss.o toner's. & Is
.y tle Court this 18th DAY OF s1-Er u
ts-e- ORDERED Thai the clerk o. this
Z3-l issue 2 CITATION 10 Mary A. Wadha--s.
Rochester y. Y. the Washi7---n Tyai----z,-
anu E-.e--Eic company WasElaEton- H. c.
,ae VaS5lnSton Lean and Trust COMPANY
mick. heniITorth. d g.. Van HON Mo-
mick Clara AcCoruicl- keriluo--n u d :
- p. - i, oT7nleS, Annapolis Maryland; Hen
l-e--A "a ro7FLer- t>enii7sorth, y. G JaCpA
Beck. Eenniag. D. c. Susan B She-ff an
nlnE- D. ., Seorge ". Barnes .Tr trustee
yTsI-s@ B sI Sr-. ., Benaing. D. G:
81 z Cook. 6surinE. y. g a
p 49, y,-s lss5-l. ,ln r, p 6 Samuel
h-eLiilV oEth. D. c. and the yVashf1rto1
1ocNey Gun, samuel Ross. President Wash
lnEten- d. G. % appear IN this Court On
sae -.h day or April. A y. 1910. Al ten
cloeh a. IN, - answer said petition and
- $40" cause why The prayers thereof
should not be granted. and wITv the rf~b-s
Of way through parcels 1Sl-la -s5--5 1sS- :
loS-f- lSi-l, lI0-l l69-io. H. Ics-q Tra5
$50 lot 125. 50. 5l15 lot Il. SO 5IIs parcels
ut1n- should uCt be conderneF To- =.
purpose OF providing a right OF v-s- r,- en-
lntercepung sewer through the aforesaid ~
GELS OF land Il is Further Ordered --b--
. copy Of said citation be served NJ 49,
United States Marshal for the District ~
Columbia upon such owners OF fra 80
sought 20 be condemned herein. ans sT-~b
persons interested therein. as nav b. for-75
rs the said Marshal. mis- deputies vr-fthi-
the District q Columbia And ID Is E-sr-f-e-
Ordered That all persons having anv irfs--
esq in these proceedings be- ana r6nv -.
hereby warned and required to suuea- ~
this Court on OF before the said e-f5 So
OF April A y. 1910 60 answer 49, -
petition and 20 continue in ATTENDANCE ,T-,+fT
the Court shah haze made its f1aI ODD
ratify--lE and confirming the award --5 -
port % the Commissioner 20 be a-70f,te5
by che Court 90 appraise the Ea1lse ~ -
respective interests % all persons concerned
in the land and premises mentioned ar5 49,
scri5e1 En- the aforesaid petition II fs
Further Ordered That G copy OF this 800
be published once in the Wssbi7--o- -
Washington star The VFsSlinrf1- --;-----
and TIE Washington Herald. newsnspers n4fb
llshed iu said District Of Columbia NO.,
the said 9th day uf April. A. D. -7p 49,
the Court, WENDELL =. STAFFORD -
lice tSeaD a T=ue Copy Test. I r
clerk By F. E CUNNINGHAM
asst C-eTA- aDI5-5texsu
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PRIZEFIGHTER DIES
FOLLOWING BOUT
Frank Cole Never Regains Con
sCiouSneSs After Receiving
Blow al PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA. April l9.-FranB
Cole a negro lightweight prizehghter
died today Of injuries sustained last
night fl a bout with Stanley Rodgers.
Cole was knocked out in the third
round Of a bout at Jack O'Brien's Club,
being sent 10 the floor by a solar pleNus
punch his head mir the mat with ter
rife force fraCrurinE his skull He never
rc-aiue consciousness.
FrdEers was TO-DAY held without bail
pending the decision Of the coroner Sew
eraI Witnesses and the referee were also
arrested
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WANTED-RO0MS & BOARD

WANT ED-T'ermanent board in private fam
fly- By young man y T. preferred- REF
erence furnished. Answer with particulars
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FOR RENT ROOMS

FOR RENT ROOMS
Furnished
/ A ST. n. e. 2z-Nice room win or with
cut board near CaDitol. Library.
apI5-5tc
C ST. = E.. 1.-Two FIRST aoor rooms.
I Housekeeping; SO. apI7.ls.zir
I CARROLL ST. s. r. I15-FurnisheG room.
near Capitol and Library; S. per month
apls--t'
7 CoRCORAS ST n W. 151e-Fr0ut z-1lzFzcz
8arioT. communicating very large hsesItl
ful rooms. also "a and 81 aoor communion
/ ing large rooms double house. rooms all
d ST. y. W. 2o-cheerfuI front ROOM also
E ST s. =. eu-Two large rooms second
Hoor. furnished completely for HEE- 1olze-
heellls- 1f-5---
E ST = W. eos-Iarge newIv furnished
quiet rooms front. back. $ and SO
| + ST " w 2z-Tuo exceptionally desir-
able rooms; houseEeePins permitted pri-
.1Ls LaI1l.5- a1ll-.t-
| G ST y. W. 4o7-CooI furnished rooms;
good service clean ana pleasant reason
able rates apls-a-'
9 ST. y w aT-Tvyo large rooms for house
keeping SIS per month. ap1--1c'
: ST. y. ". f5-Tv5 Iarse rooms. Sd G1rr.
also double parlor- all u.zrly Furnished
VIII rent with or without light Housekeeping
summer prices a3lS-2-'
H ST. y. W. Iu-Three nicely Furnished
r.oms. seccnf and thi~J fog-s. aPls-st'
II ST. y W. s17-NiceIy faruizH,I second
aoor front room, board n desired afl.-1t'
EYE ST y. z, Iuz-Furnlshed front room
70 young man. so per month a1l.-aL-
x ST. 4sa-Frant hau room apls-ato
y ST ~ w. -s55-oeat. clean. wei fur
uished rooms; new furnitUres summer rates
apli-7t-
y c AVE 6 z. 1o1s-rwo rooms. near two
car lines and Lincoln Park reasonable s
apls-5--
\. D ave y " 505-HaH room. 8 a
month ltc
y. J. AVE n W. y--2 rooms Furnished
co1ap iete Tor housekeeping. with water and
gas 8 per week aPl7-stc
X. =. AVE. n. W. 1os5-For hoazszeef.ns.
completely furnished front rooms Gas
range. adults. REFS apII-st'
n y AVE. ~ nicely furnished rooms.
cem1is-e l1E lEht h2gzekeePinEi s.. &c
PARK ROAD N. w. ts-s-Thrse rooms. WIN
bath single or Tl sI-re- board u desired
home cooking, seat--u7lu5 private family,
HOTEL WEST 1878 Pa. ave y. w. opposite
RaieiEhl permanent and transient r1od-rn5
lsr ST X. ~. 11s--u5 rooms E7asszeaz-
i-E- gas range Dishes retr-eera-.-- -l,1-
partially private. CO.
% ST. y. ". u7-se-sad story aaa- and
others also hall room. hclzeEsea-rs-
49,
SD ST. y. W. z-Pa-.or. 81. Others. $40.
basement Tor hc-EeE-cplEE- conveniently 10
celet. aPi--
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UPHOLSTERlNG

CPHOLSTERING. cabinet woTk. repairing.
finishing. slip covers, and screens; best work;
lowest prices Satisfaction guaranteed
JEAN AHRANO. 12l5 10th 81 Phone \. sss3
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ROOMS AND BOARD

z ST. y w. 2o0-LarEe. cool. c5u..ar-ss,. Il
rooms excellent table board. s15 per sn01- l-
aplf-50tr
rooms and board. s. per week. ap1s-s-s
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HELP WAaTED-FEMALE

1 CHABIBERMAID and waitress; must be com
PetenL 1879 18th St 1tc
/ COOK for family Of .: take wash home 81
l2th 81 y ". Dr. MONROE aDls--l-
COOKS. white and coIored, good wages; mar
and wife % 81 to y Y. city: also genera
houseworksrs. Mattresses and chamberuasids
EUREKA 1on y Y. ave. It
PLAIN COOKS. chambermaids, Iaundresses
COMPETENT SKIRT HANDS and ooai
helpers Apply to E ". YEA. 1917 l5,h ST.
y " apli-.tc
DREssMAKERg ASSISTANTS : Experi-
enged, none others need apply 1902 81
FINISH ERs-2 90 pants. at once. im 7th
81 \. W. top floor apls-2tc
FILTER for vomen's ,uits and gowns, per
on alteration Apply s perintendent. HEIGHT
& CO, 5I5-515-5IT 7th St y. ". apls-2t
GENERAL HOUsEwoRKER-Thres in fam
ty; wages SD ar nice ROOM stay nights
Apply 1924 18th St y ". tic
GIRLS.
Over 30 years Of age,
for bundle wrappers, store
messengers, and cash girls
GoJd chances for advancement
to ambitious girls. Apply at
once, before 1000 A. NJ, to
S KAHN, SONS & co.
~
GIRL 20 nurse baby and assist IN homework.
relerences requiret- 1l55 6th 81 y ". u
GIRLs.-white. for general housevork. easy
work; good pay S1l2 18th St y ".
GIRL for general homework. M FIagIsr
GIRL Tor homework: must understand cook
ing wages 81 I7G F st ap1s-ztc
GIRL-n-ea5. white. to assist with care OF
baby. 1913 18th ST II.
GIRL-cOlorsd. Is OF L. TO assist around
house girl from country preferred. ls5-
ia ave y W apls-5.c
GIRL Tor general houserork IN small am
uy. stay nights 1871 Rhode Island ave
GIRL-GsaeraI homework, willing 20 20 -
country Tor summer private family IZ31
.-L1 81 y " apls-a,-
GIEL-ComDetens. to DO general bouse~prz.
lll Fla ave y z apls-2tr
GIRLS-Brizhr. neat. IS years OF axe a.
aisle clerks. parcel wrappers and 3ocr mes
senEers- good pay and rapid promotion
Apply % r. " SCHAUB, with GOLDEN
BERG S IN and h SIS y " apI7-sr
GIRLS 20 sew by hand BURTON & son.
81 + e. y IS. aPls-7JC
RTs-Experlenced. collar ard mango
WEST END LAUNDRY. I725 Pa ave y
W ap1s-zt
SMALL GIRL for easy work good salary.
Apply WOLFFHEIM. sos sth 81, 70 u.
and = e. -
any LADY CAN LEARN
TO BE HER OWN
DRESS1IA EER AND MTLLINER
AT THE NEW YORK
ACADEMY OF FRENCH DRESSCUTTINCC5.
DELSSNAk INE- DESIGNING, LADIES'
TAILORING SEWING.
FINISH ING AND MILLINERY SCHOOL
llr5 @ ST. BET nth AND 18TH SITS
II
YOUNG LADY % fold circulars. g per week
with chance for advancement BOX zzs
Times Office It.
SLANGLE GIRLS Apply ,ss c St \. ".
apIs-7tc
NURSE r-- BABY bring reference au71v In
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II you cannot conveniently call
at The Times Office. bring your
advertisement to any one OF The
following
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SPiRiTUALISM

NINE CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM reads
your life correctly gives flames Fse-z-
readings daily and sunday SCI Sd 81 y
coz r near Czloa Station Ladies o7--
f1Es-ts
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DENTISTRY

ALEEOLAE E-II-PsiuIess. lasting -ran-
6e-cUIly UCeilze. trllssvvo-z Or plates IN
necessary. painless flI-ug- DIP J. J. VII
son. 1903 F 5y---f
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Money Loaned Salaried People
and others. including women keepin- br.,ss,
without security. easy pay uents- orEces 4.
s. principal cites save yourself Hnouss 81
gst1ing my terms aTsI D Il TOIEAN
Room &c. 6s3 18th 81 y. ". $3.50
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DAJCING

DAI9GtNE
DANlSON'S. Prof. and Mrs. 10 sth y w
Est 1872 Phone n z6S4. Lessons any hour:
classes and dances. Tues. Thur evs Assem-
y dances Natl Rifles ATmory every sat eve
apii-G
PROP & MRS WTNDHAM. SIS 18th y W
Teach AL dances Lesson Soc for s. so.
Private Lessons any hour. Phone Main 5s7e
rna4-tf
MRS GLOVER SO IND pr lessons zoe.
waltz & two-stsp guar.5 lessons Ciass Tues.
thur, sat. eve. Z5c- Phone " 1923 mh1e-tf
DANCING STUDIO. Z1S Eye St y W:
Misses Chamber and COBB teachsrss so
cial caEcs Thursdays Phone II 5S57 Y
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
Only one taught at a time
latest dances. two Instructors
1913 n I. ave SELECT. Phone 81 5S-9 Z
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWsF
white hep and moderate prizes LEON L
CAHOC(. Acne window Cleaning Co r.
moved 20 81 X W Phone II 7I5s
5a1s-s1z
HOUSEEEEF Ordinary windows expert
Is cIez-e- Sc ezCEs white cleaners FL
LOTT. l--s -5h s. X. y. Postal or ph-1s
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GEN EBAL OUSEWORKER-Thres in fam
lgs wages So ar nice room; stay nights.
Apply 1924 18th ST y W lie
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DRESS SUITS

ONLY UP-TO-DATE f1I dress a-a t-ze5s
suits Tor hire. -. r. PINES. Merchant
Tailor 11ls stz s. ~ W sz--rf
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MADAM GoFF, the weII known medium and
C.sl-vsTsut has returned Co the rr-- zf-s-
an absence n ten Ee1rs- 50 s-h 81 y W
Consulted on Al business matters r+~---r
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&C NAO1hO- 2Oc.
-lalrvCya-t. Palu-is-- Tells al --u wish N
know Advice on business rau-.-es che go
ara-ed- causes speedy marriage unnatural
Influences removed. SIS u 81 y n
OVER LIBRARY FRUIT STORE
Evening journal., 1910-10-18
STRAY SNAKE
EATS CHICKENS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Oct. 1S-"Hey, therel
Look QUIT Snake in the grass!
This excited exclamation stirred up
the crowd in the Dover triangle last
night when it became known that a
snake had taken French leave OF one
OF the large snake shows here, and
was wriggling around somewhere in
the neighborhood Of the Dover Fed
eral Building.
The excited crowd was assured later
that it was not a fictitious snake story
or a snake skin story when w. T.
Milburn, a neighbor Of the postofice
people. came around and said some
thing and seized six Of his chickens.
And off the snake men went after
the escaped reptile. Il was back
again in custody in a short time, with
out any other casualties than those
reported by Mr. Milburn.
Evening journal., 1910-10-18
ON TRAIL OF THE
STRAY MEMBERS
MethOdiStS to Quiz in Effort
to Explain Loss of
Practitioners

Investigation into the loss Of proba-
TONERS i'm the Methodist Churches Of
this Conference was begun az a meet
ing I'm Harrison Street NJ r. parson-
age yesterday afternoon by the COM
mission appointed for that purpose by
the last annual conference.
Following an informal discussion OF
the possible reasons for the falling off
I'm the number Of probationers who
are admitted into full membership OF
the churches Of the conference. it
was decided TO submit a list Of ques-
tions to each pastor Of the conference
bearing upon the loss Of probationers.
These questions are TO be answered IN
detail. aud upon the replies the com
mission will base its report TO the
next annual conference.
The commission was organized with
the election Of the Rev. Dr. c. T.
Wyatt, pastor OF Harrison Street NJ
=. Church as president, and the Rev
George T. Anderson, OF Newark. as
secretary. The selection of a time and
place for the next meeting viii b'
made by Mr.. Anderson.