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University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-18
He called unOn his fiancce.

He called upon his fiancee.
What pretty dress!' he said
Yes" she said. My new one.
was hoping you might drop in to see
ne this afternoon
Dong" said the bell.
But I've never called before on Il
Tuesday" he said. What made YOU
think | might? ?"
'Oh, don't know. just hoped So"
"Dong!" said the bell.
And weren't you expecting someone
else?"
why, of course l wasn't"
Dong" said the bell.
He met & friend.
Jimmy" he said, I've just invented
a great piece of work and | want to
get a patent out on it and float IL
company. l don't know much about
business. but I've known you long
enough to trust YOU. Now, if | leave
everything to you you'll see that
get square deal, Old man, won't
you?"
You bet l will"
'Dong." said the bell.
He met a girl he knew
When are YOU going to call on us
| again?" she asked. We're ALWAYS so
delighted TO see you-"
Dong" said the bell.
He met his doctor.
How well you're looking." said the
doctor
"Dong!" said tho bell.
You don't think I'm going to be
sick, them" asked the inventor.
You sick?" Certainly mott"
Dong" said the bell.
He went into Il restaurant.
Have you any fresh eggs that were
laid less than a year ago." he asked.
Yes, sir! Certainly" exclaimed the
waiter.
'Dong!" said the bell.
He met another friend
Can you lend me So" asked the
friend.
If the situation were reversed" said
the inventor, would you lend Inc
five?"
You bet l would
''Dong!" said the bell.
On his way home he dropped in at a
political caucus. and everybody turned
around and asked: "Wheres that
alarm Clock?"
He went walk with another Cir
that night. They were Watching the
moonlight on the lake in the park.
Give me a kiss" he pleaded.
NO. she said, Il don't like to be
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-18
W. W. PAYNE.
Not Amplified.

Physician. And would you like to
be Il doctor, Jack?
Mother (whilc Jack is still hcsitat-
ing). Nc, no! The dear boy couldn't
kill z ly!-Punch.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-18

Now is good time to sell-list
your property with Ire and if | don't
get you Il buyer it costs nothing. Alba
T. Fountain. HONEST AND CARE
Full BUSINESS METHODS" That's
me. -
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-18

Hep the Kings Daughters in their
efforts 10 maintain the free bed at
Parker Hospital. Buy tickets for the
broadway nickel Monday and Tues
day. ~.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-18

Go to the benefit tonight and tomor-
row. The Kings Daughters need your
help. There Will he special music
and 4 special program. ~
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-18

liberia Peaches $500 per bushel at
Van HCrn'S. ~
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-18

When you think of INSURANCE.
thinl. OF Fountain. ~
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-18

liberia Peaches $500 per bushel at
Van Horns. ~
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-18

Let Alba Il. Fountain INSURE
your property -
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-18

He met girl he knew.
When are you going to call on us
again?' she asked. We're always so
delighted TO see you
'Dong!" said the bell.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-07-18

He went walk with another girl
that night. They were Watching the
moonlight on the lake in the park.
Give me a kiss" he pleaded.
No she said, Il don't like to be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

was arrested by Jones' aud Donlan.
was defended by wardali.
City Attorney Ralph Pierce, who
is close 20 conditions that exist In
the restricted district. protested
against the transfer Of DOMAIN and
Jones. and even vent so far a. 20
make personal appeal TO the act.
Z Ing mayor.
Jones and DOMAIN know condl.
! items down there thoroughly. and Il
IL bad move 70 transfer them. :"
said the city attorney 20 the acting
mayor
Despite Pierce'H plea. Wardall re-.
fused to place Jones' and Donlan
back on their beats
Send Word 10 ~.
Friends Of the administration who
are alarmed over the acting mayors
inHurgiug are making frantic ~
forts 10 get In touch with Mayor
GIN Word Was wired 10 Vancouver
y. G.. last night TO locate the good
ship Rainier and send III home to
stop the upheaval To Inspector
Mike Powers. Chief Wappcnstein
yesterday wired from Los Angeles
that he would be home In a few
days In the meantime. all eyes are
on the city call. second floor front.
where Max, the boy mayor. Is busy
very busy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Her
name was smith plain Smith. She
knew her place. She was an Eng
lish servant woman Of the type that
serves one mistress. with a service
utterly whole hearted and un.
selfish. from the time she Is old
enough 10 work an all until she Is
too old to work any more--or gets
married.
The trouble with Smith was she
was young and very pretty but
she knew her place. SO when Tom
Freeman. the masters brother-in'
law, came back from a i0-year stay
on his South African ranch and
proposed marriage 10 Smith, the
girl burst into tears and said she
would have TO give notice at once.
She quoted cooks opinion. that Il
wasn't proper for girl to stay IN
q house after one Of the gentlemen
had made love TO her.
Smith thought Freeman was jok.
ing. Perhaps he was, partially. He
wanted a wife for his lonely ranch.
Perhaps, when he looked al Smiths
rosy health and strong body his
thoughts unconsclously ran to the
cattle he bred. Anyhow he asked
her, and she refused him cold and
signlfled her intention OF giving
notice
But Smith didn't leave. for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

aefsrr Nsyn N1x Wartiali this al.
tHuaN nhxed TO affirm or deny
ihs n4naF Eat BE- would fire Police
f1Mf Naepeastein upon the lat
srs friE1l from Los Angeles with
b a. seaf fen days.
PsgAstFat rnmors we're rampant
ntu hat affidavits containing
rqTs rAarges against the police
Iag hare been filed with the act
= sUor
n srting mayor declined 10 dis
- ne rumors In detail
Wli sou remove Wappcnatein y
suslY asked q Star reporter.
Il have had evidence that he
~ aet on the square would re-
ssss klm instantly" replied the act
Il magor
Hags charges been filed against
y paIiee chief
I aat care to discuss that mat.
IT,
hKafact that two certain ennis
arsss from the restricted district
az . ycu. Mr.. Mayor. and offered
: xuss that graft was collected for
ns:Az: that Il was levied regularly
ia splst' among a select few that
~ we're willing TO swear 20 aft
assz 70 that effect
zasf care TO talk about II,
al ~ acting mayor
TVS had such evidence and ran
hxs snd found Il to be true.
se<a im remove any official7"
haninute. snapped the acting
z1gw
ksS1a again whether any charges
N been filed against the police
~ Acting Mayer wardali said
NJ less publicity given such
M'isss might result In procuring
s'dFaee along similar Hines. might
zsHr sountered the acting mayor.
n doing the best can. and all
vast Il fair deal from everybody
I iAsrs are graffers In any Of the
~ dspeFtments want evidence o.
~ faft. and Iil fire the guilty ones
= 'as' zs yoa can show me-"
fnends Of the absent mayor. who
N'tgs hat Acting Mayor Wardall
apping over JOB" on him.
la'a' y The fact that WardaiI Is a
hsfssnf advocate 10 the police
aii' and thar numerous clients 81
= AYE been women Of the under
- They say that the acting
aslers alarm al conditions In the
.s',''e'ed dlstrict should be- taken
MaagTain Of salt.
sssn Patrolmen John Donlan
- hAfney Jones we're transferred
sash orders from Wardall
"a q he pstrolmen said. Il told
i Is even charged that q
Z ne acting mayors. a won.
ne restricted district, who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
IT'S UP TO HI GILL

To the Editor The has the fortuna 80 mi,
years to he of sepYi a VA,
public OF this city aud better been mada NV ~
per Tor good government than the article the front mage f
The star Saturday evening. NV '''"' page vi
That graft has been that open; that o,rh
has been conducted all the many Of the c 80 %
city thronged
decent womans reputation to be them are an mace
as you state known ito the Of
LEI mere De no subteuse about it. Mr. knows all about
what Is going on he does not he is to be MAYOR M IRIS
city and II he does. he should resign. ''' VI TINS
Does The star roi.
Ienth aV TO corporation and that
Souc enu immoral houses and has
nWuh tht street Tor such purposes2
the act that the city only recently mill over NJ t
aeale TO move because II encroachng
II is mEh time for housecleanng is high time that the
present be reegated
city be made habitabe for decent ~ '
Let The Star keep the
OF decent citizen OF
party Yours truly - wv N'NSN "
Septe"per 90 1911 VIVIAN NJ CARKEEK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

Freeman said no more Of love or
marriage But he liked TO have
her wait on him SO he could watch
her. lie found her refreshing after
the jaded bridge fiends OF women
who gathered each day in the Lon
don home of Freeman's sister. Mrs
Dallas Baker.
Bridge was their passion and
their religion. They hated anything
that interrupted the game. Free
mans ten years as a farmer made
him dospse the trivialIty OF London
society life. and he was very
damp blanket at the bridge gather
inRa.
One day. when the telephone had
rung insistently all afternoon sum.
monlng home one OF the bridge
women because her baby was sick,
and she had been persuaded TO stay
later and later-to finish Just one
more rubbor~it fell to Smiths lot
TO break the news TO the bridge
player that her baby was dead And
Smiths eyes streamed tears.
II was tragic interruption to
the rubber After the spoechless
mother had left, AZ the other
guests were talking in whispers,
Smith still stood at the door wip.
ing her eyes.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
fny taitssi rs~a.1


SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2s.--Foi-
lowing the confession Of Marie Mes.
sersehmidt. nurse, In which the sor.
did details Of tire death % Eva swan
we're given 10 the police, . charge Of
murder ~as filed to-day against Or.
Robert Thompson. alias Or. James
Grant In whose office the Swan uiri
10 alleged 10 have died and ~ho 10
said 20 have caused her body 20 be
buried in ths cellar Of q house In
Eureka St. where u was found FRI.
day night.
Eva SSan died as a result of an
Illegal operation performed By Dr.
Grant. the nurse admits. DIR Grant,
who has stoutiy maintained hts In.
u0c.nce since his arrest. broke
down completely when he learned
Of the confession Of bis assistant.
Miss Messerwchmidt confessed
after she had been visited in her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

Il won't have anything 10 do with
her body" said Freehouse she
took her course and won't move n
hand now" Ruel a Custer, the
soldier who eloped with Mrs. Free
house. was released from the city
JAN last night and ordered out Of
the city.
To a friend. the day before end
ing her life. Mrs. FreehOuse said
that Custer attempted 10 force her
into a life Of shame.
In a letter 10 her mother, Mrs.
Freehouse made a similar charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

GUILTY


LONDON. Sept 26.--The
coroner's jury today returned a
verdict declaring that Belle Ell
more Crippen was murdered by
her husband. DR.. II. II. Grip
pen. the American dentist.
The careful work OF the English
morfuary authorities In building
up a case from the CHASTITY relic
found In the cellar of 30 Hllldrop
Crescent. North London. whereby
an Identification satisfactory 10 a
British jury was obtained. Is a
feature Of the verdict For many
weeks Or Pepper. the government
,oxicologist, worked almost single
handed 10 gain sufficient evidence
from the fragments 10 show that
the remains were those Of Mrs
Crippen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

cal officer OF Manila when the city
was captured by the Americans un-
der Admiral Dewey?
That Or. criohton, of the health
department. used TO be a council
man2
That Or, Joseph L. Lane used to
be the attending physician at the
penitentiary in Walla Walla?
That the Seattle garbage ineiner
ator is one OF the best in the Unit
ed States, according TO the health
department?
That William X. Slekles, cashier
In the county clerks office. was In
the mail order business before he
went into politics?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
DO YOU KNOW?

That brioklayers in Seattle get
SO for an eight.hour day2
That every time you ride up or
down IN an electric elevator some
body pays two centsf
That c. r. Frsseh, assistant sani-
tary officer. used 70 be In the gro.
Gerry business2
That most undertakers favor the
cremation of the dead?
That nj Gill followed dog team
I'm Alaska az one time in his career?
That Or. Bourns was chief mcdi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
DOCTOR HELD
AS SLAYER

cell yesterday afternoon by August
herman. her hru,herinlaw Dor
man showed the girl a picture ~
her dead mother and begged her 10
tell all Miss MeHaersehmldi faint.
ed. bat upon recovering signed a
statement accusing Dr Grant 81 the
crime.
She also declared that while Miss
Swan was dying she Was visited by
Paul Parker. the girls sweetheart,
Parker was Immediately arrested
BY the police and IL held responsible
for the girls condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
sr TROUBLES OF
lH' 4 BOY MAYOR

Il ..,...r YOU may think :
we, W. warAall, you1l have :
,ls ANN that he's havins his
l's ,.....,s say that am trying :
IL ..,ll's JOB, others that !
~ 81 ,s.' Ne 10 protect can. stun :
~ y mai / am playing into :
I ~, s.sas Of the Welfare :
- more yet that | am
as-s' .sendink. and SO ON :
t ~ @eansed for breath
4 IVA ~ now they dfag my wife
Il ~ x,sh the report that she =
~ AIMS \ into vaudeville
~ W., ss ,he hey mayor went :
: ~ 10 into the air
: xxsssNE 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
Husband Will Not Pay for
Burial of Erring Wife

a.. gils the published statement
~ u. 'ae body OF Mrs. Edith Free
-. Nno ended her life in the
a.. ~. so'si' zi6 Spring It,. last
4 'lsy morning. would go down
~ Il sescure grave In the potters
4 seft butlerworth today sald
-, s'm Of Butterworth & Sons
s. '.'a gear The expense Of a decent
4 80 y Freehouse. the desert.
~ Island ~ came to Seattle yoster
4 N, .'' ~, Identified the body as that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

voting OF Harry Judy, under the as.
sumed name OF Ashton. IN the Third
precinct of the First ward on prl.
mary day.
Pincus was an active politician In
Seattle during the days when the
Clancys were in power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
HOW HIGH UP
DID GRAFT GO?
The Chance Yours Now Wd You Can Discover the gherUps by Putting the
Screws the Downs They Been Stung; They Will Squea
on say there is graft in Seattle.

in
erups Wian? blu strm Why
p you it pass tn poem o h
oil 0 water tina nla thu cd
o graft ookyou
lit, you
IT,
yon Ultimate o WappnGe eponsb for the grh
seer Q e n effort tom thegoat"
y j We y dhet max o Chic Nappnae
is o be vcarou for
nng him % he Wilt take tmnngy
no ememb
he for sayede
boosting his
idea NayorG san innocent nsoph i4tedm
benpr
a CEcG and
for aninued inhasbe
comdr nte
o a T no nj
ayh thar 1ered but dotou
e W o. IN m th t menn Seat in l touch the elnnth Il
Gill
eltno the
ofou
il
esnntCn
It's o gentleman wntI fnenlsa the NJ c
about y q IN NOV yourself
us 10 wota va do Donto
o
then into law
is nyour en- want know Mr. WarH
b. bedo innocence
that
YOU'VE A MAN NOW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
AVIATOR KILLED

ms rnissd rsrs.i
ANS sept. s6-M POlllott a
IAN rr,,seh aviator, is dead at
80 !. 80 today. the result OF an
80, a his aeroplaue while 100
.'s's $50 ~ air poillott was carry
=. I .ssssager when his craft
= srer Il fell among a crowd
4 snsy,xiprs- -
49, vas killed instantly. His
- received only a few minor
AtES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
WILL SOME ONE PLEASE
GET HARRY PEARSON
OUT OF HOOK IN N. Y!

Harry Pearson. who says that he
halls from Seattle. IL in hook In
Flddy Gotham, and Will somebody
please send him some money awful
quick. cause he needs TT
According TO news dispatches re-
coiyed here today, the Pearson per-
son IL pInched in New York be-
cause he tried 10 beat a bin In the
uptra-swel Hotel Knickerbocker.
When they searched Harry's lug
gage they found a towel marked
"WaldorfAstOria." 30 they tax
Harry with petit larceny for swip-
ing the towel. A detective said
that Pearson drove up In a luxuri-
Gus automobile. registered. stayed
around a couple OF days, put his
feet upon the orange plush diyans.
used the neargold water cooler and
then fitted without paying.
Pearson is held for special Sos
Hions for trial Does anyone here
know Harry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
FRAUDULENT vorER2

A warrant has been issued by the
prosecuting attorney against Ben
Pincus, ON the charge of attempting
to influence, by promise of "a
good days wages the fraudulent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
Live in a Flat? Move or
You'll Land in Bughouse

CHICAGO, Sept 26-LVIns In flats drives insane,
eordng " H. Podsata, choagos Institute
Dunning, authority diseases Of the mind.
"The existence In flats develops
Insanity experienced by
several generations back" Dr. Podstata.
Podstata says marriage should regulated
generates habtual drunkards those afflicted
could marry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
UNCLE SAM WANTS BOY SCOUTS.

TIN, mey aeBoya trained do the right thing at the
'sA, ufne-and do quick
ever enc hs are trainedBy playing the best outdoor
Ia hey doTake Of others because they have
wq % take Of themselves
mere IL IN A chance 10 become strong quick oh
sef s6 manly ln The senseo a credit your
- s sha valuable your country
Star ~ 70 become scout-Follow articles IN The
and q, nst appears today tells how plan originated
''me n they try ~ '"''i''" "'""" "''" ~ NV
SHOW q !" your parents and talk It with them.
bully % The fellows" and get ready 10 take up this
same which has all outdoors for lis field
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
MAY FIRE.
4WAPPY

pcv usyr Refuses Affirm Deny That He VIII Gust
pohrs chief-Gang Trying to Get Word to Hi Aboard
Bsxxy Boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26
WEATHER FORECAST.

; Showers tonight. Tuesday a
, probably fair light south .
) westerly windH =
B 49, q q =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

Continued on Page Eighty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-26

YOU'VE YOUR CHANCE BE A MAN NOW DON'T MISS IT.
The Washington times., 1910-06-19
SOUIHERN RAILWAY.

\ B-F5ll0wiuE schedale dgures pgblIshei
,-Tv as information and are not s-aranteed--
Eor Atlanta. Birmingham. AooDF. %r.F
c-l-4ns. AsheNille. a. m and 1875 p. ~
- Chattauoosa and Memphis. s-yg a. IL
daily
For Roanoke Knoxville Chattauocsa. Biz
ru.uEham Sew Orleans. 1910 p m
For Roanoke. Knox, iile. Chattanooga. Nas1-
vile. Memphis. $40 a. N daily lS.eePlus
car open after 10 D. a.
Tor Atlanta Blrmlng CHAM. Columbia.
Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. savannah. Jack
aanviIle. and FIorica poInts. Ais D. "a Ealy.
l. s BROWN. General AEeaL
The Washington times., 1910-06-19
PROPOSALS

Pr OPOSALS-UNTTED STATES MP r,-7-
ENI OF AGRIcULTURE. once Of lie
secretary, washington. d. c. Jun, - te1H
Sealed proposals viii be received ar ~ 80
nee Of the Dishursing Clerk until . -
TUESDAY. JUNE n. 1910 for furnisfjT s0oo
stanGar1 tNpeWriters for use Of the Foreet
Service Delivery 10 be made 10 tn Es
Service supply Depot AZ ogden. Utah or a.
railway points within the United S-afas
proper proposal blanks and fun Information
viii be furnished upon application m ~ NE
burslng Clerk. JAMES WILSON. Secretarr-
The Washington times., 1910-06-19
COUNTRY PROPERTY


A acres, best variety OF apples in the
great apple section Of the Valley OF Virginia
trees years old, with very fine crop THIS
season; near station; bargain price TO settle
estate GEO A MYERS co. oxford BIDS.
18th and New y ork ave
The Washington times., 1910-06-19
MONEY WANTED TO LOAN

LET Is MAXI YOUR REAL ESTATE
loans. On short notice we are p-epare5
10 furnish any amount OF money at the low
est interest rates Give US your application
II means saving 70 YOU
GARDINER & DENT, Inc. 50 18th st \ X
The Washington times., 1910-06-19
Moore-s AGdltioa)
CLARENDON VA

minutes RON AQuecuct Bridge VIA FaIs
Church Electric Railway. IS minutes 70 go
81 and Pa ave Original shade trees
Lots SO each s. cash and s. usr n-on-,
80 Interest 10 80.
We Ell build a home 10 suit YOU =
monthly payments
B. n DAVIDSON. Ascent.
Residence. Clarendon. Va RossIvu- Va
The Washington times., 1910-06-19
sEABOAKD AIR LINE

,o,- . IN daiIy--'r-loItda Fast Man.
7,-D-Jgb coaches and pullman s-eepe-S -
c.--s,-7,sb and Jacksonville PasloT car Ja-s -
. -.-,--iIr- 10 Tampa 4nEuU5l sleeper =
AIlauta Dln-ns cars
- D. daIiJ -Seaooar1 ESp-es5.-
through coaChes and Pullman s-eepzrs Sa-
.---, JacksouxEIle. and Tampa z4sa-
.1-1--Iz- Birmingham. anu Memphis DiniaE
cars go - - - 80 -
= A HARDWOOD. g J.. A.
- ~ f5buIlos D-P.A- - Z. Ryan. Pa
The Washington times., 1910-06-19
MOUNT IDA

On the beautiful Virginia hills. Is uu1ue.-
tiouabiy tbs most beautiful suburb yss-
Washington water. sewerage. EraDoIithio
walks prices veEy lew 500 lot %, o1lv a
minutes eth 81 ard Pa ave- Ene car ser
vice CAL at general Offices. OF 18Th 81. ger
booklets. transportation. etc
GOOD SUBURBAN HOME in TaI9na
Park. costing SZ.5C5 VIII be sold a. a sac-
rIice- address OWNER. BOX IS. Cham
berlain- s y.
The Washington times., 1910-06-19
WORKlNGMEN'S WANTS

WORkINGMEN-f YOU keep going long
enough you may strike a better bargain
than our slightly used tailored suits at 50
10 SO. Better start early one price ONLY
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 d.
The Washington times., 1910-06-19
DENTISTRY
Gun RATE DENTISTR

CUT RATE DENTISTRY
ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS EXTRACTION
AND CLEANING FREE
Fell set OF Teeth-.---..---2l %
OClC NIOWns 81 90
6rldseWork ---------.---------S2. ESQ
FILINGS --------------------.-- $50
ARMY & NAVY PAINLESS DENTISTS
Cor 7th and y w Entrance. $50 F.
ALvEOLAR TEETH--Painless, lasting. won
derfully nfelike; bridgeWork or plates IN
necessary: painless filling DR.. J. l. WILL
son. LOB r
The Washington times., 1910-06-19
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Published only as information. not guaranteed
200 o m daiIy-Fo- Virginia. West VIZ
riDia ard Kentucky points Pullman sleep
ers 10 Cincinnati ana louisville - O.
dining car from Charlottesville
$50 D. n aLy-CINCTNNATI-ST LOUIS
CE-T-ACO SPECIAL Solid tCa-n 70 s.
Louis with Pullman sleepers 20 Chicago
Stops only al important stations PUiima1's
fnest ecuipraenr and C. & O. dining car.
r1-10 D m daly-F- 2 y LIMITED for
CincinnatI Louisville. the West. SoCthwes-.
and Northwest. Pullman sleepers 70 Fi-sll--
IA HOT Sprfngs- Cincinnati. and Louisyil.e.
c & o. dining car
Chesapeake and ohio Offices ~ SiS Pa
ave 1883 2 s.. and New Union station
TeIephJne Main 1905 and eco for tickets, bas-
800 CHECKS reservations. and tsNIcabs-
The Washington times., 1910-06-19
a CHANCE FoR DEsERvING. go

A CHANCE FOR DESERVING. respectable
people 20 secure neat and corlIorta De
homes on practically rent basis
I will cause 20 be built on any LOT n any
ore Of my subdivisions IL Mt Rainier Nd
any one Of the following described houses
upon substantially the terms herein set forth
No IA 4-room bungalow. xxi IT.. either
pebble dash OF weather boarding. wiki near
front porch small hack porch. wiki near
pantry nicely papereds gas. chandeliers, and
gas stove. Price, s.. SIS
Nc Same as No I. with the addition u
cellar under whole house furnace heat; at
tic with i2x12 flooring and stair leading
thereto Price. S. $50
No 5-Same as No. J. but an additional
room. making a 5-r0Om bungalow szce5
No 4-Same as No. >. with an additional
room S2.l15.