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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-06-03


PREMIUM ON COIN.
We will give YOU three naf every dollar
left with year and Remember you get your money
back.
YOUR INCOME
MAY stop any tme but your expenses will keep right on
Better build up Bank Account and be on the safe sde
THE BRADFORD NATIONAL BANK,
BRADFORD, VT.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-06-03

Endowment Policies, all ages l to 60
years; premiums $3.50 per year up, paya-
BILE weekly, monthly, yearly, or any way.
Let me explain the plan to you. Also Fire
and Accident Insurance. John H. Stillwell
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-06-03

When Your Shoes Pinch
Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot-Ease. the anti
septic powder for the feet. 1t cures painful
swollen, smarting, sweating feet. and takes the
sting out of corns and bunions Just the thing for
Breaking in New Shoes, Sold everywhere, 25c, 80
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HE is 0ITn.

If you want to locate the strong
candadite find the one that is being
abused. There is some opposition
to DR.. Mead but it is significant that
it is not inspired by loyalty to or
enthusiasm for any other candi-
date,-Burlington Clipper.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-06-03

Piazza Chairs should be given a coat Of
CampbelPs Green Varnish Stain. 1t pro-
duces very handsome effect that adds to
the attractiveness of your front porch or
summer house. Anyone can apply this
Stain. Dries hard and stays hard. Color
card on application to B. B. Scribner,
Corinth, vt. 35
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-06-03
pERRY DAVIS, PAINKuLER

Summer complaint. bowel trouble, cramps have
no terrors in the household where this depend
able medicine is kept on hand. 25c., 35c. and
SOC. bottles. 81
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INSURANCE
StearnS s Brigham,
General Insurance Agents.

General Insurance Agents.
Exclusive representatives of twenty Of
the strongest and best insurance compa-
mes in the world, thereby securing for
customers prompt and liberal statement
in case of loss.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-06-03

Photographic ArtiSt.
Views of suburban places taken at reasonable
rates Printing and developing for private parties
Studio at Residence, Bradford,V Vt. Is
Both Phones.
The Washington times., 1910-01-05

ROOMS PAPERED. s. ur. uouIdiuzs 20
foot on the wall LEPREC&, 1901 9th 81
5a5-st'
LATEST DESIGNS. -arEe rooms paDered S.
drop postal H e REYNOLDS, 10 r -
y W ja3-St
ROOMS PAPERED. s. UP; house painting:
lowest prices
CHAS A CARLISLE.
80 Mass. Ave. y W Phone Main $751;
apS-w, th.f-f
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Railroads
GEABoARD AN LWE


JG.oS q m daily Florida Fast Man 90
through coaches and Pullman sleeper .
Savannah and Jacksonville. ParIor car
Jacksonville to Tampa Through sIeeos-a 4,
Atlanta and Birmingham Dining cars.
as D m daily. The flaming OuIrE-
est Florida train Through coaches to Ta-k-
rnuvfIIe- Pullman sleepeTs . Ja-ksCuyFr1s
ST Augustine. Palm Beach, Mani al
Knights Key Connecting Tor Havana DIa-
ing cars
T-g0 .. m +-SesboaTd florida LTr7IfaF -
Solid Pullman Electric Lighted Th~orr~=
SleeDers 20 St. Augustine. Pain Beach NJ
ami and knights Key Connection f0- ~
- and Havana Club Observation aa5
dining car
Is D n daily Seabcdrd Express
Through coaches and Pullman slesperz p,
Savannah. jacksonville, and Tampa Afgo
to Atlanta. Birmingham, and 1Iemphfz Dfa-
Ing cars
ticket Onice. 1lS New York ave n II
z A HARDWOOD. c. T A
c. B. Ryan 9 =, A. Portsmouth- Va
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southern RAILWAY

n B.-FollOwins schedule figures pubfIshea
only as informat7 IL and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta. SirI7. 'ghaTn- Noble New
Orleans, AshcviDe, a n and IG-45 u m
Fol. Chattanooga and Memphis. 500 a m
daily.
Tor Roanoke. knoxville Chattanooga. Biz
uaInEham. New Orleans. 1910 D. m
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Chzttauoo-a
Nashville. Memphis. $40 a n daiIv
CSIeepInS car open after 10 D m-)
For Atlanta, Birmingham. Columbia
Charleston. Augusta, Aiken SaVarnan TacL-
souville, and Florida points. AIS D IA daily
L S BROWN. General Agent
se4-tf-exn
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R +

- A.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour On ne Odd Hour"
70 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST NEW YORK
s7-oo g m--Diner, Pullman PsI CT
1890 e. m--5-hoCr trsfn-
ts-O0 a. m--DIner and Pullman z>a-lor ca.
81 5Cs g. m--Diasr and ObseTsztIon Plun-sz
Parlor Car
10 p m--DlneT and Pullman ParIor Car
s3-oo p m--"RoyRl Limited" AL Pullman.
Five hour
400 D ul--COachcE 70 Philadelphia
$50 ?. m--Diner and Pullman Pzrlor.
800 p m--COaChes to New York
sz2I5 N-T.-SIeepe-s TO New York
'z=52 g n--SleePers to Philsoelphta and New
ATLANTIC CRY, tT=Oa SEA. ru.s - u.
TO BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on Tbs HOUR
week Days. Z a. N. 10 II 2. nj
100, us. fZ-Oe. 's-oO fs-2o 43sSa too
t4-6 s5-0s f5.O3 SD. IS 90 $50 II 90 q q
800. 1904, '1o:S5, 'I1:5o. SAB N 7.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO, 'I-27, $3.50 D n
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS AND LOUIS
WILLIE, s9=l0 q n. e4-OS p n. 1910 ui16t
PITTSBURG. 's-I9 T. m 7-Z7, '9:I0 D. n
CLEVELAND. $40 ? II
COLUMBUS. $50 ,.
WHEELING. '9.l9 a. N. $3.50 D n
WINCHESTER, fs:I0 a n tf-o5. IS os Pm.
HAGERsTow0S. 1910 - m, 800
ANNAPOLIs. si.2o. fs.o0 a N IL Is noon
sTalIy- Except Sunday tSundav ,-Iv
TELEPHONES at al q the foIi5vEInE
Ticket Of8ces- 14l7 G St Tel Main 81: So
Station Ticket once Main 7SS9; Infosn1s-
ton Bureau Main 7SS0-
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ~

Published a. Information; not guaranteed
eco D. n daIly-FOr Virginia. West ViTrfnia
and Kentucky points Puumans
$50 D m daily-CINCINNATI-ST YnT-Ts
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train 10 =
Louis with Pullman sleeper 70 Chfca~o
Stops only at inDO- tant stations. PuIIms1is
finest equipment
mo D. N. daily-F. r. '. LIMITED so-
Cincinnati Louisville. TIE West Sos1ths-e.sr
and Northwest PE'i1can sIeepers -
c & O a Ia carte Dining Car Servfcs
Chesapeake and Ohio .lfF3ces SIG Peu1yvfv7zry,
avenue. 1858 T street, and Union S.afFo,
Telephone Main 1855 and 22o5 for tickets bsr-
CaEe checks. reservations, taxicsbz.
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WOnnen'S Wants
Holmes Homemade Pies.

HOT MINCE PIE
NoLhlnE better for dessert. especially II you
serve Holmes Delicious Homemade Aluce
Pies Crisp CrusIs, generous filings 2oc
each Homes Homemade Fruit cake any
size, &c pound Holmes Bakery 10
st y W Tel $50 dezS-u
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Auction Sales.
E s SINCLAIR, Auctioneer,

- - NA~<A@ANT <NAS
bS6 Louisiana Ave y. W
Ny regular Thursday sale tomorrow. Jan
o. aL ~ a m, VIII consist OF very me
essof JIllent OF BED ROOM and PARLOH
SUITES. DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
TtS,r,.- 80 80 SIOCAS or CIGARS, IOBAC-
gOh-S. STATIONERY. and a LOT OF JEW
ELt1 nom DEAD LETTER SALE one
irey-N SAFE CASH REGISTER. and other
AhAielsk-S too numerous to mention Con-
leLlileills received up to hour Of sale
- r. 5. SINCLAIR, ApctiCaeer.
At WALTER Z. WILLIAMS & co 5
Auction Rooms. cor. 10Th and y SITS y w.
on SATURDAY. January s. 1910 az 70 o'clock.
VII De solo all goods stored in the names OF
N ID Harley Victoria Smith. :. " Craft
gsraes Siore. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO degI-ia3 4.5.E7
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FOR SAJEr-Sa lO-01- N0T Invest washington
paying business. g. 90 cashy balance -zzy
payments r interested. address CFAS
AREE CO. $50 Pa ave 1aF-4f
FOR SALE-Lady's fur Coat. EIEs a. baT.
gain 1S44 L St 4a5-g-~
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For Sac OF Rent
For Sale-Farns.

AZ INDUSTRIOUS coiored man can buy a
nee truck garden q 2 o. more acres. 3 niles
from city, 5000 s-ToC-1 house. for $50 down
SO monthly -hereaf-e-- Good water and OUT
bu1idlnEE- JOHN l. ELETcSER & co. So
= x ssxs.
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SpiTitualism

MRS WHITES SEANCE every "Wednesday.
Friday and Sunday. s D. m. TUESDAY arte--
Moons Z-50- Private Interview 20 Sth 81.
, " taz5.-.sr
MRS p Noble 1923 IIth y W. EfveS mi
vare TpsdfnEs daily. 20 & Phone North ---B
NINE CORNISH GIFTED MEDTUN- -esFs
yo--r ne co-rectlys gives names e cts daily
and Sunday. 81 "a -. ~ z COT r near
Union station ladies' only wa
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Situations Wanted-MaIe.

"AETED-PlaCs by colored man as cook n
private family small hotel or boarding house
Address J G. b. 100 y j. ave \ W
5aE-cts
TvANTED-Bv young man. WIN has had &
years experience as timeheeDer and nav -oI
clerk And general Office work and one who
IS not AFRAID or work. clerical position can
furnish unquesriors- oIe CITY references Ad-
Dress BOX ~. Times Office. fa{-er'
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Hauling and Moving.

We MOVE ANYTHI Moron small boxes
and baggage 10 the heaviest uzchinerv arrs
etc Furniture IN padded vans q specially
ESTIMATES FURNISHED
TRANSFER q STORAGE co
$685. z ST. y W Main $500
-.
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Proposals.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF
HE D-s- Riot OF COLUMBIA Washing
ton Decsrnber 2 1SOe- Sealed proposals y-ITI
Be reCelVrL AZ this O1IiCe until y c-r-0---
noon. J4uUary IL 1914 fcr additional work
psl1EInE. -euOdelliDg vCs-i5UTes. iron fsnc-
fEE. carpentry, and plumbing a. the A.
6ir-S= % the Business High School located
O.. r street northwest between sth and etl
streets Specifications and form OF uro10ss1
r.ay % obtained from the CHEZ C-erE en-
Efueer department, room 49, District rsrTfIs-
ing HENRY 3. 2. MCFARLAND. HENRY
=. WEST. WILLIAM V JCDSOS. COMMITS
slo1srs. d c de50-51- jsI.s45
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Herb Specialist.

MANUFACTURES or Herb Remedrs. vrF-s
are guaranteed 70 cure relieve AZ and
all s1lme1Ss- Mems complaints speciality
auH-tf
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MARKET

PURITY BRAND HORSE RADTSH-
ALWAYS JUST RIGHT"
s SWINDELI.S & son sqI -eq7-2a7
feI0-m, Wifi
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washington Southern Railway

Washington Southern Railway
For Richmond and points south via nd
ericEzsburz-I.ea Cnion station daily s-7N
a. m; 20 a. m, 1870 q m If-f5 z p
4-G5 D. m 4-Z5 p n SOS 2 n. rs D "a
1000 D m Local for F'rsdsr5cbsbr burg s -
n II daily Tine Of departure AMI coa7ee-
ions not guaranteed fa--rr
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Window Cleaning.

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS
White help and moderate prices LEON I,
CAHOONr acme WInooE Cleaning Co. re-
moved 20 81 ~ W Phone u. 159
oc1s-90t
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Law and COLLECTIONS.

ALL CASES, all courts, secret service. Col
lections l. s Legal Corp. 80 Bond Bldg
no2S-tf
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Storage Batteries

WE LEND YOU A BATTERY while -
charging yours Price recharge. 75c- Batteries
rented for $50 a month. including recharg-
ing Repairing all makes; economical prices
Witherbee Ignlter Co, 81 I4th St Room g.
deg--l5t
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Express and Storage.

Baggage called for and delivered
anywhere in the city limits % cents.
Furniture moved, packed, shipped.
and stored
Heavy hauling, safe moving, and erect
ing Of machinery by experts.
MODERN EXPRESS CO.,
% ~ street n W
Phone Main 7547. Residence Phone Main $50.
de5I-7t
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Carpenter and Builder.

CONSULT NE in regard to your building or
repairing when you want work OF quality bv
competent mechanics Prices moderate
Phone Main 1917
CHAS- c kENNOS, rs 18Th St N y.
m.w.f-1
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WOrkingmen's Wants.

WORlNT<GNEN-ID this bill % particulars
there IS a worthy item that paws a ~ ro-s
TO investigate. see us for a tailored sniff or
choice Of 30 slightly used overcoat= al &
10 81. one price only JUSTH-S OLD STAND
g1o y y W
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Miscellaneous.

MAX BROTSKT & son. Mirror Man .fac-
turers; resIIverInK. regilding, bevelinG- Phone
Main 5977-M s97 st. y ". de5e-24t
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For Rents Stores.

For Rent-St0res.
Las stn 81 Nv. large store and cellar SO o.
90 John Marshall pIaCr r- q
js1.5.7
FOR EE&T-G0 a MONTH suIrabIs fgr =
tai.o- OF plumber. $3.50 Izth 81. s-s-0r- build
ms % rooms and bath -or -sE115. alley Key
DRUG store.
STONE g FAIRFAE. 1872 ~ TorEz ave
Gs5--5r
FOR EENE-Sics store fo- neat and 80
Gerry siE-rOcm house. stable i1 rear GOOD
business corner. ~ = s. y = ja1-s--
FOR RENT-Dcsirable store on 7th St y
W. near Florida ave- Rent low 49,
500 Pope Bldg Mondays and Thu-s5avs
le-F-rF
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Medical.
DR.. SHADE z s9s f,.b i.

wsshingtOu's Oldest Specialist.
IS years pEsct1es treating Esrvouz
and Chronic Diseases also stomacb
lungs asthma. cstar-h. appendicitis II-gs-
heart kidneys. bladder. structure. tischs-zsz
general debility. and SPECIAL weakness blood
and skin diseases Special and urfrara -
rreutE OF both sexes cured CU5CEIv Co.,
tafica free Hours $50 % p a1d : -
SUNDAY. $50 20 1924 Chandler BufIdf7r r.
water and phOne- 49,
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Dress Suits For Hire.
ONLY UP-TO-DATE fuu dress and +TTvzCT,
suits for hire N r PINES. Merchant
Iai+Or, lJuh atn s. y w faI-tf
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Dress Suits.

CLOSING OUT our entire line OF Tuxedo
fuE dress. and Prince Albert suits SIS ana
81 value. AT SO each Every chance Tor 2
quick purchaser. THE FAMOUS - 7rh 81
\ " iag-cfc
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Auto Lamp Repairing.

AUTO LAMP OUT OF ORDEE2
Bring l- 20 US We VIII put It In Al cO7df
tiuu AZ a very small cost
MOORE * co. S15 John Marshall Pace
Phone Main E3f1-
Lz5-uv F-rf
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Help Wanted
Male and Female

WANTED House-to-house cauvassers for
ElaVortnE Extracts years on the mar
- without a kick one lady made 81
= week and ciC her hoUseWork- Apply IN
Ssason1 70 y g. m, 10 ?. n SALES
sl-ANaGEEl- So q 81 n z 5a5-2tc
SHIRT STARCH ER-Expe-Ienced AupTy
4oI-MAN LAUNDRY. 6th and c y "
jsz-Stc
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Personal.

FRED = OF Baltimore. please commitment
with your Aunt Annie fa5-3r-
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For Stables.

FCR RENT-SrabIe rez- "a tn s. s "
bet y and E 2 stories with elevator an
stalls Inquire q II y z jz4-sro
The Washington times., 1910-01-05

SINGING CANARIES- parrots. cats. rabbits
white mice rats gold fishes, etc DOGS and
cas- washed ana ErOomed At your homes by
expert LADY. SCHMTD-S BIRD STORE. NJ
18th 81 "a -
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For Rent-Omces.
DESK ROOM

FOR RENT N THE MUSsEY BUILDING.
. LHE FINEST OFFICE BUILDING N
WARRINGTON ESPECIALLY DEETzA-
BE FOR PRESS AND BUSINESS PEp-
EsEsE-N 1ALlh Is SERVICE AND Ap-
POINIMEETS OF THE HIGHEST ORDER
L1DEA-lCE IDEAL RENTALS low AP-
PLY FOR PARTICULARS AGENT or
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For Sale or Exchange.
Real Estate

Real Estate
n YoC WANT 70 buy. rent OF excHaugs
reai estate II VII Dc TO your zdvauraEs 70
consult Us We have many bargains IN
houses, lois. farms. timber lands &c 70
offer. THE LINCOLN LAND AND m
PROFEAENT CO. Central National FqnE
Bldg Washington d G. nol5-n.z-f-tf
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For Exchange Houses

TWO BRICK HOUSES near Lincoln Pax
one 3 rooms and BATH and rooms and b
- Il Lr0lL porches- ETC. trust 8 800 each
Price $50 each trade Tor corner Icr Or small
Fat BOX s4s, Tfmes oIics 1sa--E-
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FOR SALE-
For reasons o. the owner Lhis house viii
De sod a. a Eacr1Gce On a beautiful stree,
y. Z, IN a fine ueiEhbo-hoCd- e-syory brick.
rooms ana ra-h- Ho--uater heating system.
large cellar. nth Laundry Size o. lot COX
IL Alley IN CeaT- This house is nearly new
= cost SOC Price TO quick purchaser s..
and he viii De given good TENS address
ByA - Llraes ofllce- ssf--t
FOR sALE-yAz59-o5ezr 5th and H X. E.
good -Aits section, Groom brick bath, eel
isrs furnace excellent condition. 3 go cash.
bal az rent OWNER. BOX -. Tines or
fee. taste
FOR sALE-Es.8D-Nesr Agzscultu-zI Dept
Groom brick. bath. cellar. excellent co1fI-
tioni rents $3.50, OWNER BOX so. Times
CffiCe- fas---c
DEAL WITH -EE OwNERs-
$1,000 csSh aud S5i-g9 monthly. which IN
Cluceg a. interest e. years. after that
only Sle-65 monthly viii purchase one OF our
beautiful semi-Cetache5 colonial houses con
tanning z rooms, tIled bath reception hall
hot-waSer heat, mission Cak dlaluE-rD7r7s
combination EaE and electric light elevated
oven ranges with ventilated hood. cold tor
age. wash trays n cellar. iron cons-ruc-loE
decorated 90 suit situated On Illinois Ave
between JeGersou and Kentucky SITS car
lines. TGks ~ 81 cars % JEFFERSON r-sT-
east i5e II MODERN BUILDING CORPO-
RATION. owners ana Builders SIS Union
Trust Bui'dfnE arrs-rf
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Money to Loan on Real Estate.

MONEY TO LOAN on approved cEr7- resr
estate at lowest current rates Special priv
Leges with respect TO prior payments Large
amounts a specially TYLER & ET--r-r-T5
FORD. $50 18th St y W -1TT--~
MONEY TO LOAN Oh u. T.. REAL, F-ST-ATE
lowest rates OF interest pavmarfs rD
principal IN amounts OF 500 OF u-a re
celvec a. any interest period TIE r u
SMITH CO. Bond Building lz8s n y ave
5yi5-f
MONEY TO LOAN-S150 90 SSoo 900 On n q
real estate Interest low. and all --anrac-
tons conducted with economical considers-
tIon for borrowers
WM- H SAUNDERS & CO.
1907 K St y W
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATFs or
INTEREST on D. c. RsaL Estate No IN
reasona bic delay.
WALTER H ACEER
Fef--< 1920 z ST y U
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For Exchange Real Estate

FOR EXCHANGED and FRS. - -
new house for city properly Owner only
need reply Address BOX IS. West T-sIls
Church. Va fsz-q-s
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
of Washington and It's Suburbs
Suburban Property.
For Sale.

! Or RENT OR SALE-Store and dwelling I-
I --t-.-oy suburb nne opportunity and money
/ l--eeE Tor hustler Ca1I or phone gFTAS
l L. FOWLER Owner, 5c8 r 81. y w
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Situations Wanted-Female.

HOUSEK MISREPRESENTATION widow, Intelligent
= usl'VoTttyi no encuulbeTanCes- thoroughly
understands ali household duties and sewn 2
VII take interest as II il were own home
WldOweT's family preferred Address IIIs Z2d
= y W 5a5-2t"
WANTED-WashInz to take home By 4 fr@t-
clsss iaundress. Call $40 10Th 81 N w
basement -
HOUSEkEEPER in widoWerss family Ad-
dress 1893 6th St N W fa5-2+s
WANTED-By young lady. position as cash
Ser, clerk Office work. BOX SIS Times
oftice js3-3t"
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Dentistry.
DOCTORS ELZEY. DENTISTS
Dentistry in all brarches- Guaranteed.
s w Cor 10th and r Entrance on 10th
ia5-S0t
CUT RATE PA MESS DENTISTS.
Special prices WI Re introducing our latest
methods for all dental operations Full SET
o. teeth tshort time)- SEQ SO set Of teeth
co. gold crown. s. 90 bridge work s. so NM
all filings soc Up ENTTaCtlOns. consultations
examinations. absolutely free Remember the
address. PAINLESS DENTAL PARLORS
500 X ST y W. S a. m u D. ja1-tf
ATVFOTAR TEETH-PainIess lasting won
derfuIly IIfeIike. bridEework o. plates IN
necessary painless filing. DIR. J. T. VII
SON 1903 F. jyoI-tf
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Floor Oils.

C. T HUNTERS SANITARY DUsT-KII.I-
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean and
/ bright gives them polished finish 5Oc gallon
! delivered Phone Main 545S. Office 1IT pa
Z ave \. ". GOOD FOR YOUR FURNI-
TURE TRY IT 5aQ-2ts
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-18

Chicago, June 14.-BcIef that the
spring wheat crop is facing the most
serious condition since the black rust
clutched many spectators today. Light
showers and promise OF more did not
greatly alter the conviction OF the
majority. Fine harvest weather in the
winter wheat section received little
notice and neither did tho fact that
Kansas and Nebraska are expected to
produce more than was thought pos
sihlc three months ago. The market
closed EGft higher and IA higher than
last nights figures. Corn finished Z IN
to . up and oats AGA TO 8.
Last prices Tor provisions were B
cents higher 70 ! cent lower.
10 was n prevailing view that al
though general rains would do a great
deal 20 offset present favorable pros
poets FOR spring wheat. scattered show
ers could only help I'm small way.
Nervous shorts covered freely, re-
fusing 10 go over until tomorrow with
losses. The crowd observed that two
or three big houses with private adj
vices from the spring wheat states
we're taking practically ali the offer
ings. when the northwest dispatches
began TO look more alarming. the trade
here took TO the buying side OF the
market with a rush. Attempts at
profiting led to several reactions. but
the highest prices OF the season were
touched IA the last fifteen minutes
The close. however. was easy.
September ranged from 500 10 % and
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Financial and Commercial
LOCAL SECURITIES


C. jrr
and throwing Of they make
continual harpine
o
quickly iii LOOK at
c.
southern Pacific
the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-18
LITTLE BUSINESS
INSTOCK MARKET
Less Than 100000 Shares
Dealt In During Entire Day
in Wall Street.
VARIOUS REASONS GIVEN
HOME COMING OF FORMER
PRESIDENT AMONG THEM.

New York. June f7.-Dealings I'm
stocks today, en- the usually active first
hour. fell below a hundred thousand
shares. the second hours business con-
tracted 20 ons-fourth Of that amount.
and that u1eagrc figure shrank by one
third again during th3 noon hour. Trad
ing in less than 5000 shares IN a pc.
riod Of an hour comes a. near idle
ness as often occurs on the floor OF
the New York stock exchange. The
aggregate Tor the day was less than
100000 shares-thc smallest days bus
insar Tor nearly two years The
gloomy. oppressive weather was held
partly responsible. The Observance Of
Bunker nm day In Boston deprived
the market Of what has been a prin-
cipai source OF business lately. center
ing IN the copper groups. The Inter
ruption Of Boston business relieved the
coppers from some pressure and opened
tho way TO their moderate recovery.
The approaching enactment Of the rail-
read law was cited as another dcpres-
eivc factor. President Ripley OF tho
mcnt that HIS company was waiting
90 see how the new law works before
EoiuE on with improvements, IN view
n It's drastic provisions"
The homecoming 81 eN-Presidcnt
Roosevelt was another subject dis
cusged az a holduD OF stock market
The strength showed BY coppers was
Influenced directly by reports Of en-
coura cement abroad over the course
81 that trade and by the requirements
Of n short interest among foreigners
in copper mining stocks.
Preliminary estimates OF the weeks
currency movements promise another
substantial Increase IN New York bank
ing cash. sub-trcnsury operations for
che week contrihutinr 20 the showing.
The belief that indictments were i'm
iiucnt against leaders Of the cotton
COL caused some reflected anxiety in
The stock market.
business IN bonds vas rather better
than IN stocks. but there was no
marked revival and the price move
fncnt was ragged and Irregular To-
tai sales. par value. $4,000.
United states bonds were unchanged
on call.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.