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DEATHS.

BRADLEE-Ou Thur~5av F-aHr-Ts-- "a 77--
al go p m AT the residence Of her dsur=,-
east ELIZABETH EVANS. the widow 0r
the late Henry Bradley in the eIrL+y-
eighth year Of her age
Mrs Bradley was born IN DIufrfrz "a
n ~ She came with her Parents ID
washington when she two wears ~r.5
She remained resident o. tho T1=s--f~-
until her death Death followed an fitness
or i've weeks ana vas due 20 the f-+4--7f-=.,
az aEe- She IS survived by fIve sons and
two daughters
b II It(S FL l-'1 FRIDAY. February l. 1910
FRANZ F. BURNSIDE. aged fffv-afzh+
years tate Of 1905 II street northeast
DORSEY ON Thursday. February 10 1910. Al
H--' - M al her residence. g17 T. street
northwest. HARRIET A. DORSEY ~
mother Of Sarah E johnson and Afarv .
Harris.
-oN~ElS-S-iieuly- on Friday evening" Feb
ruary II. lela a. his residence. $50 Elev-
entn street northwest JOHN PENN JONES
IN the nInery-fiftl year OF his age
Mr. Jones was born IN Perry county. Pa
IN ISIS He came 10 washington ~ TIE
outbreak OF the civil war and made his
home here the rest Of his lie His death
followed an illness of FIVE years ne IS
surEiFe1 by two daughters. nine grandchfI-
oFen- ana six Ereat-Eraudchildren
LEONHARDT-On Friday. February II. 1910
AZ $50 g. m-- 1T the family residence SIS
Ninth street southwest F-REDERTC-E "
I.EeNHARDT- IT. beloved son Of = II
and the late Eva Florence LeonharIt
Funeral from 81 Marks Lutheran Church
Eighth and p streets southwest Monday
February a. at p m Irter7ue-+ CON
rTessio1al Ccncte~-- -
McDEV TIT Suddenly. on FRIDAY. Feh-1s-v
H. 1910 JENNIE A NcDEVTT-T beloved
wife NJ II r NcDevftt. o. ga Y street
northwest
Funeral services in Philadelphia, IA.
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ANTFTIPPING BILL
MEETS OPPOSITION

u whatever criticism may befaU the
new Board OF Commissioners. il can
Hever be SAID that they are tight
FEsds-'-
IN forwarding TO Congress an adverse
report on the dutI-Lippiug bin intro
Cl-eu uE Representative Murphy Of
Missouri the Commissioners il is said
~tIt governed BY their own generous
impulses and The fact that after ,-s-af--I
study OF the statutes tsey were advised
Dy me Corporation Counsel that .-iuas-
much as the proposed LEGISLATION would
be an Interference with the Inherent
LiEHJ OF sane adult citizens 10 give.
dispose o. OF receive property. its con
SiLLuuonali-y is doubtful
The Commissioners sometimes dine Al
lne hoteiS- They cypress The opinion.
lf-ereiore, that If the bill should ba
practicable OF enforcement which il
taken as proof that they have mad con-
C.nSitt eNidence Of the value in return
OF service OF a quarter or F77fr r5CTI.r
bestowed upon the waiter
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IN MEM0RIAM.

ECEL.OFF-In sad but loving reuer7b-sD-a
0f our dearly beloved daughter CARRIE
ESTELTE EChLoFF, who died one vaar
ago today. February T. 1900
one year has passed and StiII We miss be--
Some may think The wound is healed
Egr they little know the so-rovv
That lies within our hearts ~on~oa1e5
Ito BY Her Mother and Fafhe-
RoWLES-In sad but loving remembrance Of
our dear mother and grandmother CATH
ERNIE s. who departed this lie two vea-s
ago today February .. 1905.
How I miss thee. dearest mother
None but God can tell
Faithful. loving. patient true. were yt-1-
Thou hast gone 20 Heaven 70 dwell
BY Her Loving Daughter and Grand
daughters Mrs n T. Webster, 1C07 20 mr.
and-a-haIf street southwest It.
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Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

oyuOpSlS OF NndpIeIS Alt6duy Euoi4SASs
Princess lara de Echeveris, OF 81
Petersburg. visits America she IS met
upon her arrival by Alexis SaberevsiSl
VINO tells her that her connection with
the nIhilists IS known She makes no
reply. but sails next day for Russia The
story IS then taken up by Daniel Der
Tington Urged by Saberevski. he goes TO
Russia and offers his services to the
Car. who makes him head o. the FRA
ternity Of Silence for the suppression Of
nihiiism- A captured SPY tells him many
OF their secrets and everything Is going
smoothly when ne IS invited 20 the home
or Princess cara. II is a case Of love at
Grsr sight with him but he Overhears
her tai ing and learns that she Is head
OF the uihiiists- She discovers his pres
enCe ar pleads with him TO walt cay
before taking any steps against her
He promises and that night an attempt
is made to murder him. L is unsuccess-
fuI. and the next day he calls upon cara
and accuses her OF being the insJigztor
OF the plot She denies il. but tells Der
rinEtou, who goes by the name OF Dub
ravufk that her brocthr had been In il.
and that he. Darlington has been con
demned TO death by the uihillsts- She
saws he can escape If he viii take the
nIhUistic oath. He refuses and is about
90 leave when she draws him back, fedr-
fnE for his safety and realizing that she
loves hi-l; he catches her in MS arms.
and the. forget all about nlhilists IN their
happy plans for life together, away from
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Published as information; not guaranteed
Z-C0 D. ID. daiIy-FOT Virginia West virginia
ana kentucky points Fullmsus-
$50 D. m. aily-CINCINNATI-ST IOTTTS-
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train 10 =
Louis with Pullman Sleep TO ChfcaSo
stops only at important Stations PulImsaSs
finest equipment
u.lo p m daily-F- F Y United. fo-
Cincinnati. Louisville. the West, Soma
west, and Northwest PullrIzsl EI=epers
c & y. a Ia carte Dining CIR s. rvice
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices 5i3 lennsyIvanfa
avenue 1883 + street. AMI Union Srarfo1
TelephOaa Main 1905 and rs for tickets 49,
gage checks. reservations taxlcabs-
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-FoIlowing schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, Birmingham, Mobile. New
Orleans AsheviLe, 9 a and 10.45 o. m
For ChatranOosa and Memphis. 500 a =
daily
Birm;ugham. New Orleans, 10-1G p. m
For Roanoke Knoxville. ChattanooEa
Nashville, Memphis, $40 a M daily.
5SIeeniug car oDen after 10 D. M
For Atlanta Birmingham, Columbia
Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. Savannah, Jack
sonviIIe. and Florida points. 4:15 p m. daily.
L S. BROWN General Agent.
Ee4-tf-exm
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every CIner Hour On the OGd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST NEW YORK
go a. m--Dlner. Pullman ParI0r Car
fs-Jg a. u--5-houT train
800 a. m--DIner and Pullman ParIor ca
III 90 a. m--Dfner and Observation F'uIIr-aa
Eari0T Car
100 D. rn--Dine- and PuIluan ParIo- Car
800 :. u.-''RoyaI Limited an Fu-Ir7s,
Flve-hour-
-s-oO q. u-COaches to Philadelphia
$50 .. u--DLner and Pullman ParIor
SEQ , n--Coaehes TO Eew York
s1z-15 y is eeperE 40 New York
SO q m.-SleepeEs 20 PhiladeTphfa zrF ~
York
ATLANTIC CITY, 200. 's.o0. 1II.oo q 10
TO BALTIMORE.
"EV Try HOUR on THE HOT-P
CWeek Days. a. m TO - z NJ
80 T5-1C. $780, 200, 80, +S.I- ~7-G s2-oo
TAO. 1Is-00. vu-O0 a. m. -I2-uO noon .rs-os-
ice -1,l5. TZ-05- 900 1870 1s.s6 400
fs.f5 500 f5-l5 $50. f6-00 SO. zoo 49,
Ts-po 1000, a1o-55. sll-51. sIs-I5 y Wv
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. s1-Z7, $50 p N
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS AND LOUIS
PITTSBCRG. $40 a n, ~. 'S:I0 .. "a
CLEvELAND. SID p n
COLUMBUS. $50 D IL
WHEELING, $40 a. m, SD ..
WINCHESTER. 1910 a m Ts.O5- 4S.60 n p,
FREDERICK fs-2C- fs-l0. +s:ls a. NJ, 80
HGGERsTowy, 1910 a m. 800 ,. N.
$50 1880. $50. and $3.50 D m
Daily. Except Sunday. tSUnday only
TELEPHONES at ali o. the foII,vvf7=
Ticket OfHces= 1417 G S. Tel Main I5s1 "a
Station Ticket once Main $50. infor-5 -
ton BurFau Main 1850
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SEABOARD AIR LINE.


1905 a daily Florida. Fast Mail %
Through coaches and Pullman sIeeue-s 70
Savannah and Jacksonville ParI1r car
Jacksonville 10 Tampa Through slee0crE 10
Atlanta and Bi-uinE CHAM Dining cars
As D. m----Tne FIaminEo-- -T--or,zr
coaches and Pullman SleepeTs 20 -TacL-s.4l--9fTs
connections for St. Augustine, Palm Re-,
Miami, knights Key and Havana Dining
cars
zoo D. m '-Seab0aTd Florida Limited o.
Solid Pullman Electric Lighted Througho--.
SieepeTs 20 81. Augustine. Palm Beach NJ
ami and Knights Key Connection for NJ
sau and Havana Club Observation ana
dining car
Through coaches and Pullman sIae0a-s =
Savannah Jacksonville, and Tarrpa Az
10 Atlanta Birmingham, and Memphis Din
ing cars
ticket Once. 1Hs New York ave y "
E A HARDWOOD. c. T A
c b Ryan, G. p A, Portsmouth, Va
G. Z. Philips, D. p A, Washington d q
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The Vital Record.
Births

Floyd a and Florence LOOpe, girl
John and Mary A Herbert. boy
Harry and Catherine Harper, boy
David and Fife E Shaver, boy.
Arthur D and Minnie l. Byrd, boy
Norris F. and Laura NJ Norwood. boy.
Bernard F and Marie J LOCTafr. girl
John ". and Caroline L Thomas, girl.
Thomas l. and Mary l. Griffith. girl
John E and Alice R Donaldson boy
John r and Nettie E MOssbUrg, boy.
Reuben y and Irene NJ VandercOCk
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Marriage Licenses.

Arthur 7. Howard and Bertha Peterson,
Of woshinston-
Carroll d. Wolf and Sophie r. Bowie,
or AIeXaTs ria Va
Paul IapIa-clc and Frances E Failon,
OF BALTIMORE
I,71iS a. MacETah hon. Of Richmond. Va.
and Myrtle a. Olmstead. Of Washing
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BALTIMORE. Md. Feb. 12-MarTiage
licenses were issued today to Herbert
g Myers twenty-five years old. and
Mary Z r Sizer, twenty years old The
applicant was Lawrence d Haisiip, 2120
First street All are from Washington
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Movements q naval vessels
Arrived-Mars at Lambert Point Dixie
at Hampton Roads, Marietta at
Tampa, and BTutus at Boston
SaiIed-Vulcan from Guantanamo for
Norfolk
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Army and Macy
Ser0iCe Orders
ARMY.

ARM1.
The following changes in the assign
ments Of officers of the Coast Artillery
Corps are ordered
First Lieutenant ROBERT G. EDDT
VIII assume temporary command OF
the United States Army mine plan
ter, Gen. Samuel NJ Mills, re-
leviuE First Lieutenant ELLERY
W NILES in time 10 enable him TO
comply with this order Lieutenant
EDDY is relieved from assignment
10 the Eifty-eiChth Company AMI
PLACED on che unassigned lis
First Lieutenant ELLERT W NILES
on being relieved from the command
of the United States Army mine
planter, Gen. Samuel NJ. Mills. by
Lieutenant EDDY viii proceed to
Fort WOrden Washington. and as
sumo command on March >, 1910, OF
the United states Army mine pIaE-
ter, Major Samuel RiuEECld. rellev-
ing First Lieutenant CLIFFORD L
CORBIN-
First Lieutenant CLIFFORD 7. COR
BIN now unassigned. Is assignee
TO the 10th Company
BrigadIer General HIRAM NJ CHIT
TENDEN- United States army nav
ing been found By an army retiring
board inCapacitateC Tor active ser
vice on account Of disability incident
thereto. and such finding having been
approved by the President. the retire
meu+ OF BTiEa.lier General CHIT
TENDE% from active service. under
the prov isi0ns of section l55I, Revised
Statutes, IS announced
The following assignments TO reej-
ments OF officers are ordered
Major STEPHEN NJ HACKNEY, Sixth
Infantry
CAPTAIN JAMES n KINBROUGH,
JR. Tveutv-seveuJH Infantry 10
Sixth Infantry
First Lieutenant BEN r RLSTINE,
Tweuty-dTst Infantry, 90 Thirteenth
Infsutry-
First Lieutenant GEORGE r GUILD,
ThirJieth Infantry, 90 Eighth In
fantry-
First Lieutenant STUART a. HOW
ARD. Thirtieth Infantry, TO Ninth
Infantry
First Lieutenant JOHN r FRANKLIN
Seventh Infantry 20 Sixteenth In
fautry-
First Lieutenant WILLIAM c. RUS
SELL. Eighth InfsntTy, TO Eleventh
Infantry
First Lieutenant ROLAND w BOUGH-
TON, First Infantry. TO Twenty-sev-
euIU IufautT--
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NO EXCUSE

ct suppose said a svm7atbeffc D,frb-
Dor, that YOU viii erect a handsome
monument 10 your husbands memorv7-r
To his memory echoed the tear
fEl widow Why. poor John hadn't
any was sorting over some or his
clothes today and 7 found the pockets
full Of letters I had given him 20 post
Human Life.
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Washington Southern Railway

For Richmond and points south via -
ericksbUTg-Lcave Union Station dailv- 49,
a m, rs a. m 1J-o5 a. H.. II-s5 a - 7.
s-O5 D m, As 2. m. $50 p m: rs n -
1000 D. m Leave week dEys, 200 = -
= A - Florida Limited. and 40 p -
A 4, L. Florida Special All Putnam n
I0caI stops Local Tor Fredericksburg : I,
m daily Times Of Departure and Gomez
lions not guaranteed JzS-tf
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NAV

Acting Assistant Surgeon o. J. MILLER
appointed an acting assist ant sur
Eeou in the navy from February S,
1916
Paynaster T. " LEGTZE. detached
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts,
Navy Department. 10 navy yard
New York
Passed Assistant Paynaste- 2 n
HACKER. TO Montgomery.
Carpenter J A O-CONNOR. retired, de-
tached navy yard, Norfolk Va 10
home.
Carpenter R II. NEVILLE. 20 navy
yard. Norfolk, Va.
Paymaster Clerk ". A. SETTLE. ap-
pointment as a paymaster's clerk in
the Navy. duty Galveston, revoked
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HELP WANTED-MALE

III UHN III WILL
BUsE4ELsiAN-F1rst-ciass- I8l5 IAN St
feiz-Stc
Buffers, beHboys. dairymen. Is55 18th
c441N>vAssERs and solicitors Apply zoo
-. - - W fell-5t'
CHEF OR COoK-c<od. at GoDFREY-s
LUNCH ROOM. - 10Th ST y W It.
COLLECTOR-Lbout II years old. win 81
cycle. for steady position SO Bond Building
CoArsIAKER. by the week. good on dress
coats GILBERI. ss 81 fel2-2t'
EXPERIENCED elevator conductor and bell
boy. reference required Head beIlusH,
Richmond Hotel IT.
FOR COLORED MEN.
The CAPITOL AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE.
1902 c St NV, has organized classes OF practi-
cal Instruction IN Automobile work FOR col
ored men exclusively. The only college IN
Washington where thorough shopwOrk and
Immediate road work Is given BY competent
men. II you want 20 become chauffeur
come and see Us OF call Main 1Z44- Special
courses IN driving Terms reasonable and
easy payments. fest
8dAE-with some knowledge Of machinery.
Apply W A SIMPSON. so 7th St s z
tic
MECHANICS wANTED-Lathe. plauer. bor-
ing mill drill press, and Jones & I.amson
machine hands, good pay steady work; n
labor troubles Apply 20 THE WESTING-
HOUSE MACHINE COMPANY. East Pitts
burg. "a fest
PAPERHANGEP- FIrst-cIass: steady work
for the rigbf man. state wages wanted
fe1e-at.
sALEsMEN-Good. make good money. i'll
properly trained Our special Course in
SaIssmanship. should double your salary and
advance you 70 buyers position
-Four weeks course. Gl5-G9 NIGHTS
a week
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE
OF WASHINGTON, INC.
1905 Fourteenth ST n W.
Washington, D G fel2-tf
TAILOR-One who understands coatmaking
and repairing can ZSlZ llth- fe1I-2tc
TUB Man. who understands washing thor
OughIy- SHOREHAM HOTEL -
We Allow your railroad fare to washing
ton. 81 YOU live within 500 miles. and train
chauffeur. or repaiTman, within ten weeks.
Demand fJr our graduates all over the United
states Positions pay from $1,000 70 $500
a month Part Of tuition payable after yOu
secure q position Write fer particulars.
THE AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE
OF WASHINGTON,
1905 18th Street Northwest,
Washington, D. c.
largest Automobile Engineering Schoo, in
The Unitsd States sass-tf
WANTED-MACHiNISTS
Thirty or forty good maChinisrs OF EeCOr.i-
year apprentices for good paying p0slti1ns
IN large automobile factory examination once
a month call Al 1205 14th 81 y w after
. IT, Telt-IL
WANT D-Meu ard boys over sixteen years
q age good wages permanent work Apply
Easement OF If0l ? 81 n " JyS-W.sa. NIT
WHY NOT EARN FROM SIS TO S1g5 PER
MONTH by taking course Al The Ma
TIO%ALs AUTOMOBILE COLLEGE, Cost
Of our c~urse about oue-half Of first months
salary We make YOU an expert chauffeur and
assist you IN securing a position Day and
night classes This I'd IS good Tor SO q pre-
scented before the Ist OF bTz-cE- FOR COL
ORED MEN CLUSITELE-
THE NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
COLLEGE,
1870 5th St ~ ". Phone " 1s1s-
fe5-Lf
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BICYCLES.

Diamond dire Ng5- light
weight lamp. Sc We don't DO anything Ne
can't guarantee The Only Bike shop on
18th 81 1sch and Florida av-- fell-S-s
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The Continuation Of This story VIII
BE Found In Tomorrow
EHsue Of The Times.
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IYPEWRIIERS.

REBUILT L. c. Smiths Underwood. Rem
inEtOn- Smith Premier. good new. for
sale and rent at lowest prices Typewriter
and ONCE Supply Co. 1107 9 St Nv NJ 500
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WORKINGMEN'S WANTS.
TAILORS.

JAEGER. TAILOR AND CLEANER zlz p.
St N W. formerly s4 St Suits cleaned.
repaired. tx UPS umbrellas repsIr W..
sz1I-tf
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DANCING.

PROF & MRS WENDHA1I- SIS 1oth N "
teach all dances. class Tues. Thur and
Sat 49, lesson Soc lessons $50 private
lessons any hour with music guarantee al
scholars. prcfeI teachers; phore n 1913 pEjze
waltz taught SPECIAL RATES TO CLUBS.
leg-tf
MISS COULTER sos Mass ave \ " i
you can walk. 7 can teach you % waltz
lessons any time soc Phone N 1I5s-
feI2-zt.
DAWSON : Prof and Mrs. rs 5th n W
best known est 1882 Teach al dances cor
reCtIy- lessons day or eveuE- Phone NJ 46s4.
class & dances. Tue. Thur evs- Assembly
dances. Nail Rifles ArmCTy- every SAT eve
JAZZ
DANCING STUDIO. rs Eye St n w
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb. teachers So
cial dance Thursdays Phone N SLY
Jaz-tr
MRS. GLOVER. 6Is End. Pr lessons soc.
waltz & tVO-step guar o lessons Class Tues
Thurs sat eve sc Phone 81 ll29- de1-sot
PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
ONLY one taught az a time
Latest dances two instructors-
1913 y Y ave SELECT Phone II $50 Y
delft
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

K ST y w 9n-Furnished room and board
fer one, SIS. and large room fc-- two,
furnished unfurnished. So fsI2-stc
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female
WANTED SAL ESMEN,

SAL ESMEN-S75 10 500 per week. fine outfit.
exclusive territory best advertising device
on the market Write for particulars
ECONOMY ELECTRIC SIGN CO. Marion
Ind fe1o-2ts
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FOR RENT ROOMS


9 ST y. z. Zls-Three rooms for light ho,ss-
keeping heat gas. and hath. nea- a.
lines. rent reasonable $780,.
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CHAPTER XII.
LOVE WILL FIND a WAY

UVE crossed to the window to-
M gether, and stood looking
v " through II upon the snow
oTod cfraafc oF the civ The
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LUNCH ROOM II sold this week VIII
accept your Ufer. sales. SO day worth $ so
CONFECTlUEER E and light grocery
fne stand for lady, rent. So. nice house 30
LIGHT GROCERY and dairy rent SIS
money-msHinE stand NV O. sale take Ia
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1f53 r.
fee-ft
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TELEGRAPH SCHOOL.

Capital Telegraph School
1874 L s. n ". fe7-2st-exSu
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ID ST y E. 5Zl-One nicely furnished -oo-,
suitable for one OF two aeut1---o-r- -
Union station 3. feir -
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

BY EXPERIENCED MAN. place as driver
OF wagon OF janitor Of small apartment
house 4os y st : e fefi-2ts
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WOMEN'S WANTS
HOT MNCE HE

VIANI SCIENCE OF HEALTH, natural
non-surSicaI: cloth bound. 900 page book free
lecture for women Wednesdays $50 p n
jaI5-tf
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.

Only UP-TO-DATE full dress and tuxedo
suits for hire. n T. PINES. Merchant
Tailor. 1905 7th St y w 1a1-tr
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10
The Paris Deluge

Gay Paris. the Metropolis of
France and fashion center Of the
worlc has met with an outward de-
Element surprising her inward
corruption in the deluging OF the
entire city with the filth and slime
brought in by great flood tide of
the Seine river that members the
capital city for miles. The Nigh
ty rivers swollen torrent loade d
with debris, blocked its own passage
by damming up at bridge crossings
causing complete inundation ol
the city with muddy waters to
depth OF more than twenty fee
The whole population fled
homeless and without any foot
leaving this most beautiful city ol
Fren:h Republic q desclated rui,
For many days the flood poured
over the doomed city while pr ovisio'
aad necessary supplies to keep III
people from starving were rushe,
In from The whole united Kingdoms
Tie floods finally subIding lef
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10
ing copper ore wac OPP ned up last

ing copper ore was op.ned up last
year.
No recent report has been receiv-
ed from the Aensts management
but it Is persumel that the compa-
ny will g3 forward with the last
years plans and it is expected TINT
an early spring will enable them to
commence operations ut !. asst a
munth earlier this season than .ats
as there is not more than one half
the d,ptb Of snow on the mountains
and in the valli's now than at this
lime last winter,
1t is thought that the coming
summer will witness more mining
schemes promoted in this locality
THAI has been seen for number
cf years past. The Dupont tunnel
is already fiuanced for big work
and the Mountain King having
just cut into the mnim vein will
likely 20 forward with developing
the ore bodies expected.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

scene of lespln,ion unwit On, IS
before. in tllr history OF the French
Metropolis, with walls Of her most
costly bnildings crumhIing. state
houses, grand theaters, beautiful
private edifices and statly mansions
alike are either in ruins or totter-
ing upon their foundations and
deposite of slime md filth cover
all for many feet ir depth. Proph
cts of old would have said thmt the
wrath uf the gods bad visited over
teken the city on account of her
drpravi.y and wirkedness. while
today it may be snid that n judg-
ment from Heaven bad come warn
the inhabitants that fate like Ia
that which b,.f-ll Sodom and Con-
orrab awaited il present corruption
continued. 1t is probable that the
Parisliians will get wisdom in this
,reat disaster as did the inl:abitant
over the ruins OF San Francisco. get
together and build nnew II mor,.
magnificent and beautiful city than
the original. and correct her poIiti-
cal. moral and religious principa Is
Air Ships
Paulhan. the world notsd French
aviator failed making til" reccr d
breaking iii yhts. during the three
days exhibition in Denver last week
that he made in Californin. nt the
big air shi tournament few weeks
since. 1t appears that he was TN
able to make his machine raise in
the mir with +nsa and certniniy as
in lower attitudes, it may be dout.
less explained on account Of less
density in the atmosphere. 1t ia n
we'll km"wn fact TINT swiming and
floniing the body is moie easily nc
complishcd in sal. than it isin fresh
wnter. which is owing to the great
er density OF the wate' from tn.
ss1' .'ssclvad in Il 1'h> water Of
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

Salt Lake is so strongly saturated
viii, salt that it is seid to he i'm
possible TO sink to the bottom Of II.
Similar results cray be found
ia supporting body in the
atmosphere and great difference
would naturally lie seen between
keeping anything up in tie mir nj
sea level than Mt six or ten Thousand
feet above it as is the case ,ere in
Colorado. More power md grent-
er velocity of motors would be re-
ouir ID to hit and sustain air ships
he:c lhnn at the sea shore in any
country md bnilders of flying
machines mast take this fact into
c0,,sitlrrniion. or failures will result
IA IN Denver the other day. TWAS
fortunate li.at no body out OF the
half Hundred thousand people.
gathered from the ctiy and all over
the state. MAS killed by the big
machine which refused to gn up
skinned and toro mp the grounc
al around among the lig crowd.
As i, was TIE big air ship was litter
ely torn to shreds and completely
's,rxtrcved
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10
Stockholders MEETING

NOTICE is hereby given chat
ti,e:nnual meeting of the stock
holders of tha Goodwin Consolil a
I'd Mines company ~ill lie he'd in
the office Of the Company 5ll
Thi'.l National Bank B"ilding, St.
Louis Mo. on Monday Feb. %, 1910
to elect directors for the ensuing
We ar and to tlat.snct such oiherbuis
ness as may come beforsI the meet
ing
Polls open from 10 A NJ. to 4 Pm
Goodwin Consolidated Mines
Company.
j, j. Ferguson.
Pres
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

A company is being organized in
the east by which the McGruder pro
parties lo:ated upon Cinnamon and
Badly mountains are to be exten-
sivsly worked the coming summer.
D F. Thoras il planning q
CONNIE operations ON bis copper
claln located on Belvisw mountain
in which fine body Of gold ,esr-