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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
SALT LAKERS TO VIEW
BIG IRRIGATION PRO-

a party including a number Of h
nenJ bankers. capitalists state n
and others. chaperoncd by State n
John Y. Smith. left Friday cvanlT
tho Rio Grande for the tract Of "a
gated Lands company near Price. II,
tom has q canal fifteen miles long u
ultimately reclaim 10000 acres 81
The party will be entertained a
Saturday evening.
In the party were Governor III
Spry. Charles s. Tingey. sccrlz'
state: a, r. Barnes, attorney 3
w, II. Farnsworth. secretary Of suf
board; w. u. Candlapd. president Il
land board; w. IL. Thaync. men
state land board; a. c. Glauque. ID
of state land board. eN-Govenor u
Cutler, Thomas r. Cutler, George y
Ira d. Wines. Charles $. Burton.
Knox, Gus Holmes. J. c, LyncA
NJ Wells, II. 5. Young. Elias A.
Rodney T. Badger, w. S. Mco1
George S. Aucrbach. Herbert S. A01
T. w. Boyer. NJ. H. Walker. Cat-
Friel and James II. Clarke.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
TAKES A LITTLE DOPE
To BRIGHTEN WIFE

Send a doctor. a man has taken poi
SON was the startling report over the
telephone 10 police headquarters Friday
night. \ moment later the telephone in
formed Lieutenant Shannon that il WAS
all a mistake. but the lieutenant detailed
Motorcycle Officer Hendrickson 10 investi-
gate. flcndrickSon reported that jim
Knox. railroad man residing at the
corner OF Euclid avenue and Eighth West
street. and who had been having trouble
with his wife. had taken something harm
less TO frIChtnn her
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
NGn,,cu A.illL ,..llL.IaI LIZ

sault with intent to murder Mrs Melinda
Newell. with whom he was infatuated
BERTHA S. HAYNES fled suit for
divorce In the district court Friday
against John j.. Haynes. on the grounds
OF cruc'ty and non support. 1t is alleged
that lEiYncs has threatened to kill his
Wifc. Mrs. HAYNES also wants suita bIc
alimony and the custody OF tho four
children.
DON THOMPSON and Horace Burt
have resigned as Inspectors in the field
office. They will engage in the business
OF public locntors. Fred j. Leonard for
merly associated with the Irrigated
lands company, VIII be member OF the
new firm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
Big Contract Let.

The contract Tor the now H. c. NJ. l.
barn and stable, in the block bounded
by Fourth and Fifth West streets and
Third and Fourth South streets. has been
let To Black & Letter for $4,000 by
Architects Rutherford and Hansen. Work
ON the foundation was begun Friday
morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
Cache May Go Dry.

Nick w. Crookston the veteran shcr-
IN OF Cache county is AT the Cullen and
declares that Cache county in all prob
ability, will go dry" this fall, Speaking
OF the matter ho said "Since January
| we have closed twelve out of aiXleen
saloons, SO that VIC have a popula-
ton Of more than 10000 with only four
saloons"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
Wants $4,000 for Leg.

An action was nlcd i'm the district
court Friday by Thomas RucldIeston
against the Bingham Central Railroad
company TO rcco or $4,000 damages for
the loss OF r. leg sustained In collision
while employed AZ motorman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
Students Graduate.

More than score of graduates OF the
Murray public schools received diplomas
at the graduating exercises at the First
ward chapel Friday afternoon, Tic prin-
cipal address WAS delivered by Professor
William II. Stewart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
DUNLAP HATS.
Recognized as the best.
w. L. FIFE CO.,
Solo agents l66 Main.
Seven Desire Pardons.

usual meeting Saturday. June rs. whou
the following applications will be heard
For Pardon-Jnnes B. Maxwell, involun
tary manslauShter; Arthur NJ. Anderson
forgery; j. Davis, grand larceny: Edward
Lindsey, grand larceny, Fred Towett
burglary. second dcgrec, James McCuc
indccen. exposure: Claru Smith, robbery
For mutatlon-BeDjamin Forrnan
burglary, r. II. Gibson, embezzlement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
Graduating Exercises Held

The graduating exercises OF the Gran
tie district schools were held at the Gran
ite stake tabernacle Friday. \ feature
of the exercises was an address to the
graduates by NephI Jenson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
Attention.

Dancing at the Conservatory hall
Every Monday, Thursday aud Saturday
nights. Gents, 25c; ladies, Zoe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
For Sale Or Rent

Cafe in first.class hotel, centrally To-.
Gated. Average business $50 daily.
Good investment for right parties.
Phone Ind. 1865.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04

Kodak Pictures Finished.
Mail your films TO us. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co., 1T Main street
Exclusive photo dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04

A private safe may be rented |
6re and burglar-proof vaults I
Salt Lake Security and Trust Co
50 Up. Main street. $500 per nj
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04

McCoy's Stables.
Carriages ana hight livery. PIN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04

Unity hall, by Lloyd alliance, Satur.
day, Juno 4, apron sale; also bread,
cake and cookies at 10 a. nj. Home
made.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04

Silver Lake, Brighton, Brighton no.
tel will open for business June 10,
Roads are in fine condition at present
time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04

Dancing every Monday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at the Conscrva-
tory hall. Gents. 25c: ladies. l0c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04

Tribune Reporter Printing 90.
B6 West Second South ST. Phone 71S.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
Music Dealers Close.

Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independs,I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04

Music Dealers Close
All the music dealers of salt 12f.
Will close their places OF buslness
day afternoons In June. July and ~
The closing agreement goes inlo
today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-04
Expert Kodak Finishing.

ShipleTs, commercial photogts'
Isl South Main street; second ~
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
FUNERAL
FOR WAR VETERAN
Will Have Charge
of Services for Colonel
Plumacher.

Arrangements are today being compile
ted for the funeral Of Col. Eugene
Herman Plumacher, a soldier who has
seen service under three flags, and
former United States consul to Mara
ca1bo, Venezuela, who died yesterday
morning at his sons residence. 1916 ].
street northwest, following a long i'll
ness
Colonel PIumscher was a thirty-gvo
degree Mason, and it is probable that
Orient Lodge, Of this city. will take
charge or the beurial ceremonies. His
eldest son, Bias William Plum acheT
eoltOr OF the Spanish publication in Buff
| faio, arrived in this city this morning
! 10 attend 70 the final arrangements.
Colonel Puma cher's death was the
direct result Of an attack of paralysis,
sustained while away from home several
days ago
\ native Of Germany. Colonel PJu-
macher left his native land at an
early age and took service in the
Dutch navy He remained there until
entered the Swiss RAINY, which he
let. In turn, some time later to come
to the United States.
Shortly before the civil war he came
to this country as an attache OF the
SWISS embassy. but upon the first call
1cr troops made by President Lincoln
ne resigned and accepted an appoint
ment IN the Union army Through q
series OF promotions slE- was breVeted
colonel but shortly after the close of
the war ne gave up his commission
to enter civil life
Later he accepted the chair Of Ian
EuageS and natural science at Van
Cerbilt University, where he remained
until his appointment as United
states consul to Venezuela His serv-
ice at the latter post covered a pc
rtCd Of thirty-twO years. It was dur
ing tbs tine that ne invented q
remedy for leprosy. which, it was
claimed was remarkably e6ica cious
as a relief He ests 0Iished a hospital
Tor he afflicted on San Carlos island.
in \ aracaibo lake. where thousands
OF leIers were treated.
Colonel Plumacher leaves three sons
Bias William PIumacher- Of Buffalo
Lieut. Michael Plumacher. Of the Phil
ipDine cOnsatbuIarIy and Eugene
Piumacher, an enpiOye Of the Con-
gressionaI Library, in this city
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
DEATHS

BATEAfAN-On sunday September . 1910
A. so a M ar her residence. - Fsfrr7ou-
street northwest. ANNA LOUISE wife Of
Clinton C. Batemau and daughter OF the
late Richard " and Margaret =. Johnston
BCREE-On Thursday September %. 1910
al D. m-. MARY e. wife Of Michael
Burke and daughter q the late Martin and
Man Tuohy-
D&Li@AS-pn Saturday evening. Septeu7 Der
a. 1910 AZ his residence the Baltimore
EVERETT j. DALLAS
HORAN-Cn SATURDAY. September a 1910
RICHARD KORAN. beloved husband o.
Julia Eora1 tuee BeEieyf. native Of knock
naScshel- county Kerry Ireland
Funeral from his late residence. 1910 4
street southeast ON Tuesday morning Sep
TENDER q al a. u-- thence % Holy Com
forIer Church where requiem mass vvlI DC
said for the happy Eeposc or his soul Rel
atiFes and friends are invited o. attend
Ints-ment in At olivet Cemetery
IRWIN-On Friday. September % 1870
MARY. daughter Of the late William II
and Ann 3. Irwin. IF Alexandra, Va
ROBINSON-On sunday September .. 1910
jim LoUlaun county Va LOUISA VIZ
GINA widow OF Daniel Francis Robinson
and daughter Ct the late Anne Trims and
Godfrey Conrad aged seventy-tvVo years
ZEPP-On Saturday. September o. 1910 A.
AS p. m. THOMAS Il. husband Of sarah
Eepp- IL the seventeen year OF his age
The Washington times., 1910-09-26

Commander J H GIBBONS detached
Charleston, 10 home and wait orders
Lieutenant Commander c. ". TOZER,
detached Charleston 70 home and
wait orders
Lieutenant Commander J. T TOAIP-
KINS. detached Iowa, 20 command
Mccall
Lieutenant J r P PRINGLE. detached
Massachusetts TO Perkins
Lieutenant Commander W. H RET-
NOLDS. detached Idaho, 70 lowe. as
navigator
Lieutenant Commander w T Gu
EERICS. detached Mississippi. 10
Massachusetts,, as navigator
Lieutenant +. E. SCRANTON detached
Naval Academy, Anna polls, Nd 10
Independence navy yard. Mare Is
land, Cal
Lieutenant :. p. THOMAS. detached
Wisconsin, To Montgomery, as exc
Cutive and navigator
Lieutenant W =. MILLER. detached
Montgomery to Mississippi as NJ
engineer officer
Lieutenant c. P P RODGERS, deta. -
ed Charleston, to home and wait CT
ders-
Lieutenant H H MICHAEL, detached
Charleston. to home and wait orders
Medical Inspector A X y i
WORTH, detached Naval Academy
Annapolis Nd 10 navy yard Ne"
York y Y
surgeon G. A LUNG. detached navy
ward New York. n y TO surgeon
L. : Atlantic Fleet, on Connecticut
SURGEON A N MCCORMICK detached
fleet surgeon 4. s Atlantic Fleet. on
Connecticut; 20 Naval Academy, An
napoIis. Nd
Passed Assistant Surgeon r HAY
DEN. detached naval proving ground
Indian Head, Nd. 90 naval hospital
Norfolk. Va
Passed Assistant Surgeon p J. STREA-
TON. deta ched Naval Medical SChOo!
HoSpitaI. Washington d G., 90
naval proving ground, Indian Head,
Nd.
Assistant Surgeon n. II. LANE, detach-
ed Naval Station. Hawaii TO Naval
Hospital Cauacao, P T.
Acting Assistant SUrgean f f WOOD
LAND. Acting Assistant Surgeon R
b PRATT, Acting Assistant Sur
geOn A L JACOBY, Acting Assist
ant Surgeon J J. LYNCH Acting
Assistant Surgeon O J. MILLER.
Acting Assistant Surgeon W II.
HALSEY, Acting Assistant Surgeon
Surgeon L L PRATT. Acting As
sfstant Surgeon c. c. HIGHTOWER,
Acting Assistant Surgeon J. V
HOWARD, Acting Assistant Sur
Eeon J. G OMELVENA- Acting As
sistant Surgeon f P HALTON, to
duty under instruction Naval Medi-
cal School, Washington, D g
Chief Gunner d b NASSIEs detached
California, TO home and wait orders
Gunner ! J. CLAUSEY. detached
Charleston 70 California
Chief Carpenter T J LOGAN. detach-
ed Charleston. to home and wait or
derS.
Chief MaChinist z EVANS, detached
Charleston TO California
Chief Machinist d. MCLLAN. detached
California. TO home and wait orders
CHIEF Nachinist a. a SMITH, detached
Charleston 10 Colorado
MachiniSt A T PERCTNAI4 detached
Colorado, TO home and wait orders
Machinist ". H LEM. detached
Charleston; to home and wait orders.
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
CHAMBER ELECTS
FIFTEEN MEMBERS
Retail Merchants ASSocia-
ton Proves Drawing Card.
Meeting Tonight.

Fifteen new members were elected TO
the Chamber Of Commerce at a meet
ing Of the membership committee this
noon.
Eight Of these were brought into the
Chamber through their desire 20 be
come members OF the Retail Merchants
Association of the Chamber
The new members are Frederick
Schwab, Lauman Bros, J. Schwartz
Myer Fellheimer, Gus A kneesi, A
Sigmund. Dr. l. NJ, Hynson. Charles L.
King, Thomas II. PickfOrd, Joe g
kaufman, Joseph Schenker. Louis
Hirsh. Gus W Brahler, W. G. Dent, J.
". Gibson.
The first regular meeting OF the Re
tail Merchants Association IS TO be held
at the Chamber of Commerce tonight
Joseph StraSburgeT, president OF the
association. has sent out invitations TO
800 retail merchants TO be present.
Commissioner CunO H Rudolph
Mayor Pan- of Alexandra and William
A Clarke, jr., secretary of the Retail
Merchants Associations Of-E Richmond
and Virginia, are 10 address the mer-
chants.
The program also includes adoption Of
rules and reEula tous 20 govern the new
organization. election, Of officers and a
buffet luncheon
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits were
issued today
To DWite Willis. for one twO-story
brick dwelling. at 1Z27 c street south
east: architect. Dwite Willis. builder,
Albert Willis estimated cost, S20O0
To Cara X Etehison. for one one
story brick store, at 12GS Seventh street
northv est architect, NJ Vaughn: build
ct. H. F,tehisOn- estimated cost, s., 600
TC ]. W De GrOOt, for one two-story
frame dwelling at 1923 HamIin street
northwest: architects, Hunter & Bell;
builder. J. L Knopp. estimated cost,
$500.
To F. o. WaEenhorst 20 repair build
Ing at 800 Nineteenth street northwest;
architect. F P Pyle: contractor, Corn
lev and PCynJon Company; estimated
roSr sou
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
COWS MADE USELESS
BY MOSQUITO BITES

WATERBURY, Conn, Sept. 26.-M.
T. Welton, owner Of a herd Of cattle
which has been poisoned by bites OF
mosquitoes which had first bitten the
carcass OF \ dead dog used by DhV-
sicizns in one of the hospitals here
for determining the effects OF human
diseases on animals, is threatening
TO sue the hospital authorities for the
value of his herd
The cattle, he claims. are now use
less. and he intends TO see that he re-
Ceives some remuneration for them
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
WOMAN HELD UP
BY THE CUSTOMS

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-On board the
Baltic was Mrs Philip y. Aaronson, OF
Philadelphia
She attracted the attention of q Wom-
an customs inspector. and was taken
into room and searched
In her stocking was found a gold
watch She also had a swallow brooch.
a toilet set studded with rubies, and
other jewelry. She bad only declared
Sl25.
Mrs AarOnsOn claimed that the jewell
~ had been bought on the other side
years ago, or had been purchased here.
Her eight trunks were taken 10 the pub
lie stores. and she must appear before
Deputy Surveyor .Smythe tomorrow I'd
make further explanation about the
other jeWelry-
The Washington times., 1910-09-26

Thomas A Broadus. a years, Garfela
Hospital
Albert Grimes, s. years. 1913 o street
northwest
Hannah w WashbUru, 81 years, ~
Riggs place northwest
Thomas MCkeon, % years, tuberculosis
Hospital.
Samuel G Davis. - years. 5l6 Tennessee
avenue northeast
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
MONTANA FAIR OPENS.

HELENA. Mont, Sept 26.-Thl ;
city is thrOnged with visitors to the
Montana State fair, which opened to-
day and VIII continue through the
week Conventions of farmers, wool
growers and others interested in az
ricultural pursuits are expected to
add largely 10 the attendance. The
fair is the largest ever held in Non
tsns-
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
Army and Macy
SerUtce Orders
ARMY

The following assignments 20 reEi-
ments Of second leutenantsr appointed
from civil life are announced
Cavalry
InfanJTy-E r CONNOLLY
10 Sth Infantry FRANK A SLOAN
20 18th Infantry RUSSELL P HAIR
TIE 10 ZJ.h Infantry OSWALD H
SAUNDERS TO 18th Infantry
SPENCER b AKIN 20 -f-h Iufan-
Try ROBERT G. SHERRARD 70
su1h Infantry.
First Lieutenant RALPH n PARKER,
5th Cavalry TO Preside Of San Fran
cisco. for treatment. General HOspi-
Tal.
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
The Vital Records.


Arthur L and LILA beth J. Webb girl
Joseph and Meta Mccain. bows Twins
Ralph and Mary Day, boy
Harry L am NeVa A Brooks. girl.
r frank A and Ida J. Guuthar, boy
William and Mary n Gross. bow
Daniel F. and Lille HiSgs, boy
J. " llilam and Ida Harvey. bow
George E and Harriet H Holmes girl.
Ihomas W and Kathleen Marshall boy
GelsOminO and Maria CerrOne- bow
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
HELP WANfED-FEMALE.

APPRENTICES 10 learn hiEh-clzss French
dresscutting- dressmaking- designing. and
millinery YOU are guaranteed a good posi-
ton after learning. you can learn. in , or z
weeks 11I5 st
A--LADTES, to copy advertising letters
spare time al honle' 81 TO 3 per day: ex-
perienCe unnecessary send fGC for forms and
fun Instructions DIXIE MFG CO. Dept
l. Atlanta Ga
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. double entry
Apply stating salary expected 20 BOX SOC
Times Office
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
Marriage licenses

John William DonnoIy and Edith
Louise Case both of Washington
Aoron EnrIS5. Ruby Va and Maize \
Suthsrdr Taymore- Va
Joi T. MoSer and Bertha Mask both
81 Newport News, Va
Waiter Hanna and Esther J Couluton
both Of Alexandra Va.
James r Lockhead and Iottie G.
HUtcEins, both Of Washington.
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
ARRIVED

Ajax. at Newport News Washington, At
Talcahuana; North Dakota. al
Hampton Roads Tacoma at Bin p
fields NeStai- At New York Prairi
at North River salmon at New
York yard, Dixie. II Newport and
Atlantic feet and euXiliaries. a.
Hampton Roads
SAILED
Brutus, from Norfolk. for Bradford.
Lebanon from Iona Island, for St
Julien's Creek Va Marietta from
Cristohsl, FOR PlUefelds. North Caro-
linz. from BostOn. for Guantanamo
Yorktown frOIn Buena-Ve nrura for
=Smeralda. Michigan. from FIan1rt(,v,
Roads for New York Wolverine
from Buffalo, for Erie. Nicks57lre
from Corinto. for Panama. and Della
ware, from Hampton Roads, for
TOmpkinsville-
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
HELP WANTED--FeMALE

monthly corresponding FOR newspapers 10
osnvassins. Send for particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE. LOckpOrt. y. 7.
CASHIER-Wh0 can furnish bO-d OF 81. CO.,
we pay for bond. THE p n. SHEEHY
Co 705 Fla ave. y W
COOKS. .chsmbeTmaids. general housewOrk-
ers. 1875 1Ith y "
COOk-White, so. chambermaid and walt
resses. FISHERS AGENCY. 4Is 10th st
COOK and general houseVvorler. must have
reference Apply 1ll3 r st y ".
COUNTRY GIRL for general houseyyOrl.
Apply 3053 18th st. Bring reference.
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
HELP WANTE0-MALE

BgsaEL-MAN. PRICE q CO. Ias F street
BgTEERs: driver for doctor: Janitor- 1888
coat MAKERs-TnFes: arsJ-cisss- Il F
SELF. - ST y w
COAT AAKERs-Two experienced at once
al l. JACOBs & Co. 4053z sth 81 y. Vi.
COAT HAND-Ladies' tailor: nrzt-cIass. O.
l. SCHMIDT, 715 Tth st. y ".
CLOTHING sALEsMAN-Experienc per
maneut position and good salary. Apply
GROSNERs 1913 Pa ave
CoOK-white. single. $50. with room. Iaun-
Dry man, white, $50 with room. waters,
81 a week kitchen men, so a month FTSH-
EEs.s AGENCY, so 10Th -
DRTVER-Experieneed white for milk BOX
2fs- Times Office
ERRAND BOY wanted at 2sls 18th st
y. ".
GROCERY CLERK, who understands cut
ting meat; reference required ~ list 81
-
HOUSE BOY wanted ADs1iy al rs Second
ICE CREAM MAKER DORIAN BROS. g
I MADE s5o.0oG In i've years with a small
mail oTosr business: began with So send
for free booklet: tells how HEACOCk
30. Lockport. n Y
MAN-White, 20 work % farm near city Call
tbs evening 80 u ST
MAN as presser for ladies' and gentlemen's
clothes. a. once. Apply 1S5I Q St \. w.
MAN TO clean horse and man TO wash car
Fiages- STABLE, y J. ave and X ST y.
"
MEN learn barber trades weeks required.
,5 IS2II nee situations guaranteea- WElte
school. Riyington St. y. z
MEN-Few good experienced. 70 sell iasur-
ance- Apply n you mean business 90I
Bond Building, a m or $50 , m
METAL LATHERs-Two. on metal parti-
tons: Tuesday morning J c. BRAND
STADT. 90 ~ st y W
PAPERHANGERs- Apply at once BAR
RINGToN BROS, 122z Wisconsin ave y "
PAPERHANGERs. sOLIsON & SHE'D, 81
5th - s W
RESSEF-First-elass at once. 20 work BY
the piece from - 70 Sl3 a week to right
man 1872 y Cap
PREssER AND CLEANER-FTrst-cIass- az
PORTER with good references Apply NEY
cos. Pa ave and SIN St S. E
sALES8IAN-First-c class. 10 sell coffee from
house 10 house must be sober and reliable;
permanent place 10 hustler BOX SO. TINES
Office
door 10 door BOX ~ Times Office
TAILOR wanted a. go Pe1nsyIvsnia avenue
TAILOR and presser at once. So 9Th st
y "
TAILOR az once 1879 On St \ ". good
pay
TAILOR-First-clzss for new work ana ola
work s-ls Mt Pleasant st
YOUNG NAN with . or : years experience
IN drug business references chance FOR
advancement CHRISTIAN PHARMACY
IN and II SIS
YOUNG Man N market store: one VINO
understands cutting meat Apply With ref
ereuCe- lLg6 18th 81 y "
YOUNG MAN-SubstantiaI. reliable Tor as
sistant Office work in hotel, must state
referelce- Apply Bon 81. Times Office
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
LOST AND FOUND

LOST AND FOUND
LosT-Gold ogen-facs- watch, initiated e. E
Columbia Reward
LCsT-Ladies- gold watch. sunday: white
ribbon fob attached; near ST Adams Pc
we'd. return 81 5th y z
LOsT-BroWn coIIie5 name Fritz strayed
away saturday evening Reward II re
TUNED 20 lo3 9 81. y. "
Friday evening at BeiascO Thester or bet
Fort Myer and BelascO Theafer Finder
please notify MRS MILES. Fort Myer- va
God reward
LOsT-Thurzday night. sold medal uady-s1-
SlSfase 60 Eolth BROW H. inscription
Christian Doctrine Liberal reward for
return % So llth 81 y. W
DOST-Part OF Masonic charm Maltese g-o-S
small diamonds Reward. 81 Union Trust
Building
LOsT-LarEe white ana tan dog: Bob ~
collar; tag less. Reward 81 sth st. y E
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
INFANTS NURsE-Coiored: Il years. re-
eTenCe from last place: also frst-class
cooks Call CABANISS AGENCY. IIsf 18th
st y. ".
WANTED-By good laundress family wash
20 take home moderate price. 9S2 y 81
~
WASHING to take home: lace curtains Ia5I1-
dered, sc a pair 81 St y W.
WINDOWS 10 clean &C each Lace Curtains
2uc pair 1913 lst St s z
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
HOUSE PAINTING OF every description. I'd
dress PAINTER, sos Indiana eve y. W.
BY YOUNG married man az farmer OF
trucker. ALTON PADGETT. Clinton. Nd.
HELP WANTED
Male and Female.
ACCOUNTANCY,
BOOKKEEPING, STENOCRAPHy
TIPEWRITINlS.
No CLASSES-l1XPERT INSTRUCTORS
INTERSTATE, 72s 18TH ST. y. ",
TELEPHONE MAIN {23s
NAN AND WIFE-COIored. for suburban
home; man must be good gardener: woman
for general housework- steady work. good
wages. Apply geo = St y. "
WANTED-Civn Service students: the be-t
and quickest preparation obtainabi. il
Washington STRAKER-S RUSIN ESS COL
LEGE. Old Masonic Temple. 9th and F.
The Washington times., 1910-09-26
UNDERTAKES

J. WILLIAM LEE,
CSDERTAkER AND LIVERY.
81 Pa ave n w
gr-s0'rcrso Main fzS5 Washington D c
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