davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-12-08
GLENDoRADo AND SANTIAGO

GLENDoRADo AND SANTIAGO
T. Jensen has been hauling potatoes
to St. Cloud the past week.
Mrs. Geo. Walker has been very ill
but is now somewhat better.
Rev. John Thompson of Detroit
held services at T. Jenson's last week.
Mrs. N. Nelson of Santiago visited
at her old home in Glendorado on
Monday.
Oden Odegard was having some
dentist work done in Princeton on
Monday.
Ole Alickson of Seattle is here re-
newing acquaintance and visiting
relatives.
John johnson OF Santiago has been
visiting in west Glendorado lately.
Wonder why? y
Miss Clara Kittilson left Friday for
the st. Thomas sanitarium in Mime.
apolis, where she will take treatments
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-12-08
The Ambulant Barber,

Paris, like Peking, has its ambulant
barber. Armed with a little box, con-
tanning the necessary apparatus, razor,
badger brush; soap. scissors and servi-
cite. he exercises his calling on the
banks of the Seine. All the bargees,
navvies and quay laborers are his eli
ents. Figaro seats his patient on
the pavement, covers his knees with a
newspaper and for sou shaves. cuts
his hair and gives a human appear
ance to the tramps and others who
intrust themselves to his care.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-12-08
First Pub. Dec. 8
Notice of Hearing Petition for Survey.

Whereas, . petition has been pre-
sented to the board of county COM
missioners of Mile Laos county,
Mimi, asking that said board shall
cause to be surveyed, located and
staked out. pursuant to Chapter $50,
Laws of 1895, all sections, and prop
erty lines pertaining to Section 10,
Township 36, Range q.
Now therefore, notice is hereby
given that q hearing on said petition
will be granted at the Office of said
board. at Princeton, Mimi, January
3rd, 1911. The owners of the lands to
be affected by scuh survey as they ap-
pear on the latest tax duplicates are
as follows:
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-12-08
66e Farm Preside.
Gleanings by Our. Country
Correspondents. ....
ZIMMERMAN.
is
More
Shopping Days


L. D. Garter has been quite ill the
past week.
I. F. Walker shipped stock from
here Tuesday.
Miss Anna Abrahamson is working
at the hotel again.
J. A. Smith went to Princeton on
business Monday evening.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Robertson last Fri
day.
Miss Winnie Baton of Waupaca,
Wis, is here visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Jay Smith.
D. Kilmartin got his hand too close
to the circular saw the other day and
received bad cut.
Olson & Peterson have sold their
hardware business to Bert Nash and
John Magney, who took possession
on Monday morning.
Archie Olson had his leg broken
Monday while wrestling at school.
DR.. Parsons of Elk River was called
and set the broken bone.
John Martin, father of 81. P. Martin,
died on Monday morning from paral-
ysis. He was 70 years old. The
funeral took place at the home of
Henry Martin yesterday afternoon,
Rev. Baumhofer officiating. The in
terment was in the Bellewood ceme-
terry. Y. E- Il &c..
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-12-08

seemingly being a scarcity of water
there.
Miss Nellie Lavelle has gone to
Bismarck, N. D., where she has Sc
cured employment.
Miss Alice Lavelle has gone to Min
neapolis for an extended visit with
her sister, Mrs. Berg.
Chas. Reichart has some clover he
wants hulled; some of the rest of US
are similarly situated.
Chas. Brande has been building a
straw wind shelter for his cattle, and
the west winds will not reach them
now.
Chas. Reichart has his men en-
ployed clearing the brush off large
piece of ground preparatory to
grubbing and breaking in the spring.
We learn that Archie Hull has been
obliged to discontinue school at
Eugene, Oregon, on account of his
health, and has gone to Santa Rosa,
California, where be will visit his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Yeager.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-12-08

for tuberculosis the coming winter.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Flora.
William Uran has returned from
Aneta, N. D., where he spent the last
year and half.
Ole Knutson and Miss Alice Berg
sted visited at MIR. and Mrs. T. Knut-
sons on Sunday. :
DR.. Freeman of Foley was called to
attend Porter, the youngest son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Olson, last Sunday.
He had slight attack of pneumonia
but is now improving.
A crowd of young people surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Strand last
Thursday evening. The evening was
spent in dancing and Mr.. and Mrs.
Strand we're presented with a neat
sum of money in honor of the event.
Mrs. Stacy, who has been very ill
for some time, died on Sunday morn
ing, December 4, at O'Clock. She
leaves a husband and two sons, Bert
of North Dakota and Fred of Mime
apolis, and one daughter, Pearl, of
Santiago. Mrs. Stacy was woman
beloved by all who came in contact
with her. Funeral services we're held
in the Peoples church, Santiago, by
Rev. Orrock and the interment was in
St. Francis cemetery. We extend our
sympathy to Mr.. Stacy and family.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-12-08
GREEN BUSH.

GREENHOUSE.
S. E. Tilley took some livestock to
Princeton on Tuesday.
Miss Evelyn Ross visited Grandma
Blair on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Etheline Neumann visited rela-
tives in Princeton on Monday.
Miss Grace Sadley is said to be
going to Duluth to teach school.
Everyone in this community would
miss her for she is we'll liked.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-12-08
Odds and Ends.

Uncle Jim, an old negro driver in
Richmond, Va, had some ladies to
drive through the cemetery. He took
them round and showed them the nota-
BILE graves and monuments and then
drove to that part of the cemetery
where the derelicts were inferred.
"Who are buried here?' asked lady
in the party. Il don't think l ever
was here before"
"Oh." replied Uncle Jim. ''odds and
ends. missus. odds and ends!"-Pitts-
burg Press.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-12-08
One Hour of Leisure Time

One Hour of Leisure Time
each day devoted to the culture of
music is veritable blessing to every
family. In every home ought to be-,
and can be, some musical isntrument.
Look over this list and decide which
you will have for your Christmas this
year.
Pianos, organs, monographs,
violins, guitars, accordeons, mando-
Inns, harmonious, blow accordeons.
Ewings' Music Store.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-12-08

MINNEAPOLIS.
Minneapolis, Wednesday evening"
Wheat, No. l hard, $l.05; No. l Nor
thern, $1.04; No. 2 Northern, S1.O2.
White Oats, 31c; No 3, 29c.
Rye, 74c075c.
Flax, No. l, 1874.
Corn, No. 3 Yellow, 43c.
Barley, 78c@82c.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-12-08

The Mock Sad Ali company, which
appeared at Brands opera house on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings is first class in every
respect. The plays produced were
clean, we'll staged and highly enter
tanning. And not least attractive
we're the performing dogs-the best
trained animals we have ever seen.
The little fellows 60 through q series
of stunts which are truly remarkable.
Anton Falk, Hiram Harrington
and Frank Bibau are still confined to
their homes with typhoid fever.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-12-08

By order of the Board of County
Commissioners, this 9th day of De-
cember, 1910.
W. C. DOANE,
(Seal. County Auditor.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1910-12-08
MARKET REPORT

The quotations hereunder are those
prevailing on Thursday morning at the
time of going to press
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
Branch Agencies


N5f-i p W = J.
Asquith' = Pharmacy, rs lith s. y W
Astoria Pharmacy. Sd a. @ y ".
Eachrach- 5rh & Eye sts y. W
BradGeId p * z srs y W
iirunaush- 9Th * z y W
ts1lt.s FharHlerg- tth & Mass -.L ave. y
carpenter O. Dunlop 18TH a. ts--siFd 7ts-
Clefaence. l5th a. g y "
ghr-ss-sssi f-harmac-- 6sS Pa ave y W
,fsse!l. 10Th q Eve SIS y. ". M
concord Pharmacy 1915 N n ave y "
Davis. s-h O. = ~. 81.
Day 81 CO. 9Th q SIS y "
DuGey- srH O. y s1z- n W
DEfeF- - S. g. pa ave y "
Cashiers. El-f Ifgh ST. $- W
.7esstHTd s. 81 q q sts. y W
1o-4-nl=rE 8ep-- store stI & X SIS y 81
Henry ed e. ~ SIS y w
Hines n 3 ave a. q SO. y "
Howard r D. IfrH q Y 50 y w
Howard. le9 q r ste X "
Ho-1uns' Pharmacy. IN q u SIS. y. W
I-- -. -
- r. -.
T. %, 90 ' '.
r-s-.--,r- -. ~ trr.---. g. 7.-.-
- ~, 20 ga
80 n. ~ 81 q" p ~
s-arrirzrv-- rs+-4---a-v rf-f. & SIS X W
Na-tay.s Fharaaey. 1857 Caly. r. s. \ y
2-es YORK ar-s-r-a PRIME \ r7n :.
0-FBa-rlrr ~ r. 81 n X
Paul Pearson 18Th ST. 4. F-a ave \ VI
Fetzgll. -lra a. Harvard s-s y W
LGiE.eE's PHARMACY. -Let a. o. SIS y "
Ileh- ~ 81 y ave. n "
Esn-s Flaruarv- -.H d - sts ~ "
Richardson's Pharmacy. 1frh g. u y ~
I.isHsrasol- I'd 6 Pa ave y. IS
..-a.-i r. N .tl' q . SIS y "
--t- 81 q = So y
49,. - -L- O, " Il 7 -..'-- d
g-s.t II" q p - - "
r-- "a 80 =
$500 90. --7- 80 ~ ~
Ty-g.--- n ,y- go -
49, % -, ~ -''- a. ~ 81 ~ w
1-.-r- 70 - Cd, 49,. 20
-------- 49, 90 ave
49, - $500 ~ ,. a r. q y cap
.---.. '----tr ----i -. q tarH F-
r=---5 l---.z.--i-.. ia 80 - - y. w
mines s--r.--z-5-.-. ..--- ~
Times ~ltztatloa. -s1l r. Ct " W
Times -rzH=Tas On rs q 81
Union Station ,Thr-stlsnl I.-aruacyl-
NDr.-ETFs -T
r.----- -.----- ~ 49,
r--- FL. 80. o. 7. So
&C., ------- rz.l- Il =, -
rz+-l--- r,5.4--....--. IN. ~
.r.arrz4 Il ---l+-- -r-z u ~ 80 10
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
DEATHS

CoRBf~-ou Friday. July g. 1910. THOMAS
CDREIN- husband of Jennie A Crrbin-
Funeral from his late residence -1f5 Mich
oIs avenue. AnaCrsria. D. O. on Monday
july 9. Al Q o'clock
DTCGINS-Cn Friday July :. 1870 az a. m.
MARY r pfGG1NS. widow o. Thomas r..
DiEzirs-
TuneraI from her late residence. I7zF Yer
mont avenue MCEtzy- July g. AZ a
HoWSEE-On July 20 1910. al D. M al
Funeral Monday al $50 b. m-- from his
late residence in LauIE D. Relatives and
friends invited To attend
LINQUIST-on Friday July T. 1919. at AS
east WILLIAM a LINQJ-IST- AGED TWEEN
ty-four years son 1f susan and the late
John LiuQuis-
Funeral Monday. July &. from 81 Jo-
geph's Church. az r. u-
ROTCHFORD-0n SATURDAY. Tr7v - rera a.
Use a. W-- ar his residence. JOHN r
ROCKFORD. husband ~ Sarah F. Eot-h-
ford
Notice o. funeral hereafter.
sTEA EN-on SATURDAY morning. JUN = 1910
~ $3.50 O'Clock WILLIAM J. STElRN
husband Of Margaret Fowler. S-aa--7
his ffIy-drSt wear
Notice o. funeral hereafter
WEELE-Dn Saturday. JULY o. 1910 ~ go
m. a. his residence CHARLES II
NEHl-E- husband Of Margaret c. We're
aged seEentv-f.u~ Years
Funeral from his late residence II p
street northwest Monday. July g. al a
DoWELL-Cn SATURDAY. July q. 1910 77-zs a
~. ~ her residence ~ d. s---a- -.,---5-----
ANNA- widow oE r. r. DovseT-
r eheIel from her late residence or Tues
DAY July 2 az $50 a. m
J lNGlING-on saturday, July O. 1910. AT
no-rh beast. DAVID q. YINGrTNf-
Notlee Or funeral herea tier.
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
WANTED-SALESMEN

Experiences in any Hue 10 sell
general trade iu Maryland and Virginia
unexceued specially PROPOSITION with band
new feature. commission with SIS weekly for
expenses. THE CONTINENTAL. JEEELRY
CO. Cleveland Ohio
CAPABLE Sal. ESME.N TO cover virginia with
staple line; hiEh commissions. V@ith sI09
monthly advance. permanent position 20 right
man JESS r. SMITH CO. Detroit Mich
sALESM Specially. the line sou have al
ways been looking fOT- staple sells every
where over and over again. samples light and
commissions liberal. NATIONAL MER-
'A.NllL-E CO., Iowa City. Iowa
H-SM h-N-FirSiciass. TO sell hiEh-CIsss
lTrlsated vineyards in celebrates Pecos
EaiieL q I e1ts or install lmeut plan Write
CO. Hamiin, Texas
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
REWARD FOR McCUSKER.

AGERSTOWN. Nd. July 3.-Sher-
in Barber has sent out hundreds Of
letters 10 the police in every State Of
the Union stating that a reward had
been offered By the county commits
SioueTS for the arrest OF Claude Nc
CuSker. who shot and killed TuStus
Roman near Hancock on May SO
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
WAVTED-AGENTS

DEAL WITH HFADQJ-A RTER- mann
facture and control live household ne
ceSslties- that are fast sellers u,eue7f or
GERS Nev Plans and exclusive articles New
crackeriack Sl-3aEe catalogue inst orr mess
samples furnished SEASE MIG co. Dept
s.. Buffalo - y
AGENTS make 50 70 SIo0 weekly yVif17 an
proposition. meet best people now Il ,-g..-r
chance. write today PALMER. 1855 wallace
BOX rs. Philadelphia
AGENT S-Just the article YOU have brrfeI
i@f- something new sells a. zicIf A1srn
owners welcome IL Big profit Particulars
iree bERNHABDT CO, BON 555. Man
vile. r. L
MADE S50.ooo in five years Vith a mali
mai order business began with So send
for free booklet Tells how. HEACOrK SIS
LOckport. y y -
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
IN MEMORlAM

D. E--in sad but loving remembrance Of
10y 60 nus oana and our father
llie tleo years aso t7Iay. July B 7q~s
L-ose9 N -iie- 10 death always wis be
BY His T.8vfrc and No. ---.-
Chit6rel- --- anu
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
HEAD PIERCED BY HAT PIN.

BOONE. Iowa. july "a large hat
pin penetrated four inches into the brain
OF Airs Peter Mcdonald when she. with
2 ccUuanion. Mrs. Andrew simpson was
thrown from "A buggy in runaway
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
ALEXANDRIA TO HAVE
SAFE ANDSANE" DAY
PicniCS, Athletic Contests,
Fireworks, and Speeches
TO Mark Holiday.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU
ALIEN "a rf-r.v- q

-A.-1f-N-h~ -ff-t-A- - j asL y.
Tomorrow, the Fourth o. JULY. will
be celebrated in Alexandra for the
FIRST time In history IN a safe and sane
manner Il the plans Of the Civic I'm
urovemeUt League are carried out Tie
early morning hours v-iII be spent I'm
r;cuics- and excursions to attractive
resorts in thu afternoon the stores
VIII close The banks viii be closed
an day and the postofdce viii observe
sunday hours. there being one delivery
of mail in the morning.
Al Z O'Clock ln the afternoon the
celebration on George washington Park
VIII begin The first events VIII be rh.
athletic sports which VIII comprise
r5l-1nln=- JumpirE- vauItiuS and other
Il portion Of the Marine Eard VIII
give concert from 3 O'Clock until 9
o clock
AJ o'clock Lewis r. lIacheu VIII
deliver an address The celebration ulE
pe brought to a close after The fire.
works display, which VIII take place
at O'Clock
The supper" vas the subject Of the
sermon delivered at the First Banrfsr
morning This evening Nj Watson
VIII take for the subject OF his ser
mon What Hiuders-"
II d Kirk are visiting Mrs r. D.
aI,yne ii Richmond
Delegations from the eRIiance and
Columbia Fire Companies left this cftv
this morning for HarrfSonbur- Tne
and celebration 60 be held ia Harrison
burg tomorrow
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
SUBURBAN BOARD

THE TOWERS 500 Wis ave ,Tenisvtoz--
I'D Highest and coolest point near rsf,-.
airy rooms large po-ches: abundant tsh,.
Phone Cleveland Sd IL
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
DENTISTRY

CUT RATE DENTISTRY.
ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS EXTRACTION
AND CLEANING FREE
FUL set o. Teeth .------ s. e
g1ol1 Low rlA----- - 50
bT-cGeFg1TE ------------------- -
E4sAalss -
ARMY G. NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS
Ger 7th ard r ~ " Entrance. So p
ALVEOI-AR TEETH Painless. LASTING Won
dsrfully lifC-ikss bridgewoTk Or plates IN
necessary painless hlHu=- DR. :. l. VII
son. IGaz r
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
HELP WANTED
Male and Female

yA2TFD-COa7Deten ste1osra2hers and
book keepers. are IN demand The best place
70 learn IL al STRAY Frs BUSINESS COL
LEGE- Ole Masonic Temple. Stn and z sts
Day and niElt school all summer Coolest
rooms n city Positions for graduates FTee
classes on Saturday. Write phone. cali
f1- catalogue
PUPILS FOR PItmanj- shorthand s. per
month to-ch typeysritine 90 Spanish or
German s.. class 90 g. just beginning call
Tuesday rypeuriters for Eeut 81 per month
up for home use VERNON SCHOOL ~
r ST ~ ", - floor
WANTED ssiieE number or students in
shorthand, private instruction only: no
classes typewriter Al home free ST[NO-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. SO Colorado Build
ing
COLDRED MAN and wife in suburban
home. man must be good gardener woman
Tor general housework- Apply go r ST y
VI.
HELP for all hotel departments and restaur-
ants may register for employment tree o.
charge open yili I D. M. Monday. THE
BELL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. IS 18th St
MARKER AND ASSORTER- ExDerienced
LOLMAN LAUNDRY 9th and G y "
WANTED-vaudt vile acts; siuEers and chill
cren: acts Of all kinds Apply sI3 y Y.
ave X "
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
COUNTRY BOARD

W NTEsI--EJarders on farm " miles F-o-,
Remington. g miles from VashIne-an. enc
table. vegetables. milk. ice. fruit. families
or parties desired, s. per week Mrs W a
King. Remington, Fauquiel county. Va
BOARD for two gentlemen: homegrown veg
etables, modern Improvement one fare
rates. so per month Take RfverdaIe cars
70 I'd St y z -oS3 Lawrence 81 y Z
Mt VIEW HOUSE IS open for boarders
July High. beautiful. and beautiful seen
cry table furnished from farm plenty OF
fruit Address Mrs. HARRIET 4 SNYDER
Germantown. Md r. r D No l. BOX -
BALTIMORE COTTAGE. Rehoboth. directly
surf open June IS. large porches, sx-
ceIlent meals. terms nlodera-e- special fam
III rates Mrs BOWEN. iron.
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
LOST AND FOUND

LosT-The following articles have been
turned in and may be- had by proving
property WASHINGTON TERMINAL CO.
10 umbrellas ) bucket.
Z packages. 2 baby hoods.
2 pair eyeglasses. 7 aai-
? pair gloves cane
/ rHE pair moeeasins
LosT-saeurdsy afternoon on Nj. Pleasant
ST. between Lamont and Irving q leather
PoySetonoE containing money and uaue~S
Liberal reward for return to owner thrlr1,b
ne Lnlet Clers- Department Of State
LoST-cfo-d watch and fob marked Athletic
-latiln y c. d g. Reward g re-
---le1 10 lbs slst 81 y ".
LoST-on an s. cars between Pa ave and
ST. a sl'at bunch Of keys The finder
80 - ---z--z1- rs Elm 81 y W
L9Sf-''at- Persian -siIve~-erz4,- 7-I+b Ionr
hair and IarEe fufv r7iT- slr5 s,I 80 aCI7
-.-h ST. "oo1.ey Park Its return VIII D.
ll1ersLly rewarded.
LcST-I-ocket- sold- Initials p r , r-7-
p. We b-~'HieS oE 9Th st cars 90
- q = 1-'1Fe- Reward If returned 20
LADY ) hunting case gold watch. short T,7-
"a, We eialao--s and boys photo in case
Reward 81 returned TO - Cedar 81
HnIilt EarS Phone Takoma So
LOST roo-1. amethyst. between < - -
ana "a ve = E, OF 18th Or IZth Is
or on Itr ST. between r ST. and "a ave
y W l. -erai reward II returned 10 s1I
Ls)ST-W- ednesday morning. between ~
and ? SITS. and nth ST. and Pa ave
shell comb studded with small white and
green stones Reward II returned 20 isl-
81
FOUND-Frat pin. bet DeSaIIes an9
y sts-- on Conn ave. Friday Owner must
Identify and pay fo- ad E NJ HOFFS. 1921
LoST-Dos- collie puppy, male. months
o.d5 District license NJ l09Sg. Room 2IS
LOST-Gold watch and pin on n = 81
18Th and 24th SIS Reward. HIS Pa ave.
LoST-Dog5 white with tar spots. from auto
mobile ~ front Of Columbia Theafer. We'd
nesday night tag No. leSJ2 Reward II re-
Turned 20 iS-5 r ST y. w
LoST-Oa 7Jh 81. car. Thursday afternoon
COX containing p coat and pants Reward
i returned % CHAS- KAUFMAN sons AZ
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.
S-TED-PIace IS cook IN a boarding
b5u-s. Cal a. s15 h \. y.
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
DANCING
MUSIC AND DANCING

MUSIC and dancing at The Wine View Pleas
ure Ciuo July and every evening until
further notice at 1895 for members and
guests 12th and Rhode Island ave X T.
TAKE Fslyerdale and BsTWin or Laurel cz-s
20 1-th 81 and r. T. ave y F.
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

va TED-Place IS cook IN a boarding
b5a-s. Cal a. s15 b \. y.
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
SPIRTTUALISM

MEETINGS sunday 1ou1a5. ald 1G9rsla5-
S p m, daily readings az the aome OF Mrs.
J. = Maltby. asS u 81 - ~ Plone So
Al8dE- CORNISH. GIFTED MEDICAi. reads
your life correctly Gl-es names, facrss
readings daily and sunday CT g sC y =
Cor F. near Onion S-atiGl- La1-es ouiy-
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
FOR RENT-ROOMS


Unfuruisbed
4TH ST y. W. Iee1FIve rooms and gss.
I1 good condition Sl6-51 per month CHAS-
SHFEsFF rs. loos -cb 81. y W
q ST s w Izzs-Tvro Iarce sIufurr-sre4 "a
fOo- rooms Housekeeping SS
18TH ST : w. 1.-TWO tnfurni shed rooms
tPr Iisht heusekeepiuE. 81 or FOR SIS
6TH ST y w I5ls-Bright unfuraished
'front.' room. s.
BRENTWOOD ND COR DEWE- AND
WELI-S-Tuo large airy rooms Tor light
heuseAeep-res unfurnishei -o- partly fur
uLSEgd-
y ST y w. s--hree rooms for HIGHT house
keeping southern exposure owner
y ST n w 6Is-Tvo large. airy. second
floor rooms. So month
y CAP ST. uG3-TWu large UuTUrDisl-G
new Is paperc3 rooms. I'd dOor. rear perch
y y AVE \. L. 15-TWo large rooms in
perfect order, house with owner Ush-
housekeeping
ID s.. y z. IG-Three large. c0oI rooms.
vita heat and gas; near Capitol and IL
brar--
6TH ST y W. 5g5-Tvo large csog rooms.
second 'front.'
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
ROOMS AND BOARD

18th ST y. w. S55I-Nfcely furnished rooms
with excellent table board new. modern
house. hOJ-Water heat. electric Urht. al
modern improvements corner house. three
exposures good car service
ROOM and board in old homestead with
seven acres Of ground and shade vegetable
garden IRISH eggs and milk HiShLAcSDS
MINOR Wtsconsin ave above S-ch s.
18TH ST. sIe-Attractive- rooms. ceuc-a- 10
cation: exceLLe1t board; trs.aslents-
ETH ST y W. IIls-NiceIy furnished rooms
with board early breakfast. Phone North
a1Sg
-grH 81 y W. s-5-E7urnished cool room
snd b9ards central location. SIMMER rates
18TH ST. y W, 1@I-One large newly fur
nIshed room fOr Two with board Phone
service
GRANT Pr I7-smaH furnished room. win
board.
18Th ST y W. S5-Nicely furnished rooms
and board. near depts and car lines
2 81 \ y. 20o-ExceIlent abe board
SIS month; also cool comfortable rooms
u 81 \ ". I7e4-LarEe nicely f--rnfghed
rooms u-ith or without board. al convent
ences-
z ST. \ ". oo0-ExceIIent table board
SIS month. also cool, comfortable rooms
18Th ST y. W. TI5-ROom and board. =:
table hoard SIS. NAPLES APIS
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
CLAIRVOYkNTS

PROF VA FITZGERALD
he Famous PalIIiss- pE-euclozfs-. o-1s----s-
double sight Cgur-sl-p. marriage. business
matters 80 1eth 81 - Va
MADAM CATHERINE
Falraist ana card reader Help ana advice 70
All IN trouble Hours 20 20 @ 5gs 5th ST. Wv
ESS- p LUsBx.
1anSCase % The hand and CARDS SvSfe-nar-
ISaliy read Zee moderate Positively "a
e-es only II a. m 70 $50 ? n Closed
sEoaays SIS y. Z ave y. "
AAE- BASZL f-ruerIv q 1888 1th 81 n
~, 1JE located AT 10 9Th s. y " Re-
tla2-e 4dyice on business and love SGllrs-
ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST
Whole Fortune Told. 15c-
open Nights I7z3 SLa 81 y -
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
SHORTHAND & TYPEWRITlNG

SHORT CUT Pitm4n Shorthand and typs-
TIE KEYNOLD-s SCHOOL 54g Z s. y ".
The Washington times., 1910-07-03

MARYLAND AVE y E. 1I5-Sesr Capfro7.
First-class board IN well kept house. res-
snnahls. transients ~.
The Washington times., 1910-07-03

X + Taylor and family and Mr.
n d Kirk are visiting Mrs H d
aPyne il Richmond
The Washington times., 1910-07-03

- HAT checks OF Cash. They're
all settled now but one II
wont take long 10 settle
him.
The Washington times., 1910-07-03
MOTORCYCLES
BICYCLES


We VIII sell you wheel win an Eu-01-
dirIgDai guarantee fer one year al -e1z--a
free see Us before buying
r y 8IUDD. JR- nc
10 EeH York ave.
The Washington times., 1910-07-03


Furnished and UnfurniShed-
A ST s e c1s-Three bright rooms. cur-
nished Or unfinished near Capitol and
T.ihrarE-
Il ST y W. Tive large psrlor rooms.
suitable for doctor or dentist. furnished OF
urr rruished. al transfer point.
lors, reasonable eral lsrse rooms. cool;
opp Pension Park professional, convenient
car lines entire basement IEhr and ury.
large unfurnished rooms.
1ST ST. y w fs2-rwo front rooms fur
nished OF unfUrnished1 Housekeeping rea-
9 ST. : ". 1u4-I arge. cool rooms. rez-
sonabie 60 gcrteel party Convenient 10
lines
9TH ST. y W. 15CS-Three large. nicely fur
nished unfurnished rooms. reasonable Z
- ST y z. 13-Two large third floor rooms.
light housekeeping ali modern improve
mems. owner
18TH ST. y w 7zf-One large = IN. second
me Enf q
The Washington times., 1910-07-03

DUNG MANS years old. 90 help On Sa.-
lICis Us. Apply $50 La ave y. w