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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-10-14
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BlJlIAIA6 COUNTIES.
From buckingham

OCT 1rth.-Mss Annie Louise
Jones and Dr.. VIM. Edward Brown.
Of shep ards. we're married al smyr-
ma Church Oh the nth. The we'd
ding took pl at 10 o'clock a. M.
and the ceremony was performed by
|Rev. NJ Moss. Of the Methodist
Church. Miss Jones is well known
Iin Farmvile. having attended the
Normal school there for several ses-
sions. She is a young lady of I'M
usual attractions and her Bucking-
ham friends are glad 20 know that
she Will begin her married life
amongst us. Dr. Brown is a native
of Rockingham county and his faith
er. Rev. George Brown is @ minis
ter of the Presbyterian Church. DIT.
Brown has built up good practice
fin the southeastern part OF this
county. Nj. and Mrs Brown VIII
visit friends in Salem and elsewhere
DIT. Thomas Lacy VIII hold SER
vices at the Maysvine Presbyter-
ian Church here on the night of
the 18TH and the morning of the
18Th OF October
The tobacco crop was gotten into
! the houses in good time before the
| rainy spell set in. and the crop is
unusually good I'm quality
Mr.. Ben II Moss. Of Richmond
/ has been on a visit 20 his old home
II here.
I A nice evening party was givei
II in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. p
I Hall at the residence of Mrs. j. B
II Nowlin on the 9Th.
Mr. James Whoriey has sold hi
place near here and hes moved cl
a farm he purchased near Mrs. b
/ N. swoope's place.
The little boy of Rev. Chas Bar
rel. who has been so very i'll,
: much better.
> The apple crop is dropping of
and winter apples will be- scarce dc
spite the fact of the immense GRO
that was produced.
The demand for hogs is so grea
that local breeders cannot suppl
the demand.
The mail facilities on some OF u
routes i'm this county are the wors
II actually takes longer to get
letter TO and from some points
the county than it does to get OF
from New York.
Messrs. VIM. P. Ellis and R.
D. Ellis attended the Richmond Fai
D. Pitts and Terrill, the two ca
~ didates for the legislature. W
" make a pretty fight before p
mary.
Mr.. James Patteson. a son
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W Patteson. b
been in with typhoid fever in We
IA Virginia. for some weeks. and
mother when sent for went TO Chi
lesion to be with him, and on Ii
IN Friday Mr.. Patteson received a te
gram from his wife stating that
. had better come TO Charleston
in once and my informant was OF
impression that he started on ;
urday morning. Grave fears are
tertained here that the young Il
- may not recover.
Mr. Fayette swoope had the n
fortune to get his dwelling no
and most Of its contents destro.
by fire not long ago. Mr.. swo
lie lives near Columbus. Miss but
well known here where he was II
ed and he has many sympathis
,osi friends here who will learn OF
ste loss with regret
aIs Rev Mr.. McElroy has been in
D To ed to preach at the Presbytel
T OF Church here. assisting Rev
Barrel. the pastor, in holding
protracted meeting
Messrs. Jones. Spencer and h
- ard. composing the trustee elect'
board OF Buckingham. we're 10 d
met at Andersonville on last
dav to act as a board of refere
i'm the location Of a school in Fl
cisco district. near Rock Mills.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-10-14
NOTICE.!

.u..-so-s ;ndebted te the late B. H. Carter
A 80 core forward and settle the same an ,s,
An parties holding claims against sad ess~'s =
present them for settlement. Eitnel Sc A'
serson or zee ny attorney. Judge Srntee, r.
oct 1T ~ H. Inn
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-10-14

We sre prepared TO furnish 81 shc''
notice and 1t lowest prices, All mste'
risl thai z, nto house from the sills
to the ridge pole, and will be glad 10
furnish estimates on any Job, large o.
small, upon application.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-10-14
NOTICEI

All nersons indebted 70 the late Samuel Anos
"a III persons having claims against ms e'-~'0
eil please come forward ard settle
oct 1T,
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-10-14

White Drug Co. sell Foley's Kid
nov pills.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
Z v
Ell BALE.

81 mlcho hablan engalanadO las personals para la
fiesta de aque dla habla adOrnado alegres
vistosos Ell salon e19de del casino para ell ba
le de la nOche
va lalnaba atenc0n la achala sobre clva llera Sc
habi peparado rstco de laurel conun faroillo
la cogando de s ceuro cada uno de clyos
balconies ucan farlos analogo En- la escaera Sc
noaba tambien la novead de haber quinque mas que d.
ortnario por To ca resultaban aauela noche dos Pero
donde haba echado e resto arrba Ell e salon las
paede aparecan tapzds osca percana de los colo
patros Ell sueo veia accomplishments bardo para
que sofocase polvo al baar las meas del foo habia1
desaparecdo; ell techo lucan limpias reavadas las
dos lamparaS de acee que solo encenan tales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
--(II4)-

e silercloso campo oe la fiesta, cambo de entire
los cerros sbian medic del slencio de la
noch nelanc0lcos que mpreSonaban e alma de un
modo extra1o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-19
Hotel Pa ris
= GALE DE NIENDEZ vICO '-~~
MAY .AGUEZ

Situado este tablecimiento en- eE
centro de Ia ca,le M6ndez Vigo, coz
un jardin al frente eS ell que reune ma~
yores ventaias Y cumodidades para lOE@
senores viajeros Y Fl que cuenta coDs
mejores hahitaoioucs frescaS, ventila~~
das, magnifcos ba0oS Y duchas.
COMIpAS A TODAS HORAS
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-23

boys had been scrambling for.
 It is a peculiar fact that $ ivsr dol lars and gold coins, which form the bulk of the circulae ng medium in the west are used so little in the east. particularly in New York, that there are many thousands of per sons in this c2ty who have never seen mach less owned a silver dol fact was illustrated the other day when westerncr, fresh from the prair,es and mountains of the Rocky Mountain region. tred to pass new s gold piece to the cashier at one of the subway stations. The cashier, gold coins. refused to accept il, oe- feving 1t to be a hasus coin. The westerner insisted that the coin was genuine legal tender and that the caSh'er had no right to refuse it. Soon a score of persons were sur. rounding the cashiers booth, ae- manding ticket. but the westerner nelo ms ground and blocked the way. The gold piscs was show te to every one. but not one single per son in the crowd could state with certainty whether ths coin was really an American s gold plpce or not.
 To characterize the dishonest propensties of certain individuals it has often been said that they would even steal a red hot stove. At, the same time nobody really everl thought that any thief. no natter how great his cupidity, would everl think of carrying off . red hot stove. And yet-!a man arrested the other day 'n Hoboken charged with saving carred oil red hot stove. What makes the story even more iut1rest- ]
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-23

Unless the City manages to scare up a few dollars all the thirty-two clocks in the city's official buildings in the Bronx will stop their tick ne and the residents of that section of city will remain in ignorance of the official time. Owing to the lack O
 funds it became necessary to dis charge the oflc.a clock winder, who has held h.s position for severn
 years and received 90 cents per week for every one of the clocks. As the keys for winding the clocks are in his possession and he has refused to give them up the clocks will rema r unwound unless the City can find a way of reinstating the official winder
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-23

IMissourians.
 B. F. Wilson and wife of JeRer' son City. Mo, arrived in Douglas yes- terday for visit and will remain sev. eraf weeks. Mrs. Wilson Is . sister of Mrs F. n. Doan. Nr. Wylson is agent of the Missouri Pacific Failr0Ad at Je3efBon City.
 Wifi fssui cypsum.
 Andy Scott has. taken the contract to furnish horses and wagons to haul plaster from the quarries to the Arizona Gypsum Plaster Company's works. This method will be em- ployed in bringing the product to the works. until arrangements for road around the city for the traction en- zine to traverse can be arranged.
 Dr. Hart returned from Bisbee yes terday.
 E. H. Deyore has returned from a bushes strip to Sonora.
 Mir. and Mrs. G. Albert Penny are leaving for Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-23
A TURKEY CUTS
BlSBEE BAKERY

JOHN NIcoLicH - PROP
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-23
Stray Topics from Little
 Old New York

NEW YORK, Nov 22.-Usually the excitement incident to every cam pSgH aud general elecnbon in New Ysrk is followed by a reaction which. by emtxest with the 'Hevous tu- nult aad noise, makes things appear decidedly tame. But there was no ssrsA abatement of excitement arter tAe election of last week. The big stakes wth ther daily crop of vlo-
 enee ana laoI Is -LrlAed exc temeni exough to satisfy eyta -,ae .Gos, sen sa.ion-craving c.uzens.
 From time immemor al t has been the custom aftes eysry electon for the defeated side to hold what might se called a post to ascer- tsfn the cause or causes of their de- feEa Since the recent election ike republican politicians of New York have been extremely busy ex- pi0zaing why their gubernatorial candidate Stimsou was defeated. Col. RDsevelt was blamed most generally fsy the republican Waterloo but many ps4 ecians, although admitting that Col Roosevelt had something to do wa1h the result of the election, ex- pressed the opinion that a score of stAer causes had cortr buted to the defeat But one wise man came to the conclusion fhstl the politicians w@e aN wrong and that MT. Stimson was defeated-because there are tksrteen letters fn tnis name and be- esuee there were thirteen offices on tse ballots.
 hs otheT; afternoon there was a street fight between ticket specuia- tsns iA front of the AIhambra Thea sTe on Seventh Avenue and l26th street, winch became so vicious that the police reserves had to be ordered cut to queif the disturbance The driver Of a coal wagon stopped his team near the scene of the trouble and watched the. fight with great in terest- Suddeay he noticed that not far from bis wagon another storm center had developed Men and boys fell over ono another in their frantic| attempts to pick up dollar bills and silver coins scattered over the street 1 f'hB second scrap was even more
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-23
Has Sad News.

Miss Grace Gainsley. one of the city teachers. was calle dto Bisbee last Saturday on account of the i'll Ress of her brother, and while at his bedside received another message an Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-23

ins is the fact that the man charged amusing and the driver upon his ele vated seat on the coel wagon laughed until his sides ached. Not until A< he reached the office of his employers d-d the man discover that a lsthel pouch. which had contained 253 h.s days collections, had dropped out of hs pocket vhle he had watched the street fight and that it had been the contents of his bag the men and boys had been scrambling for
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-23
Sheriff is Pleased.

Sheriff To PIessed.
 sheriff Jack White and h's deputy, Roy Swain, were here from the coun' ty seat yesterday. The big sherfn IS in no way displeased because of the provision in the statehood bill which will leave himself and Ralph Cameron in office for another term, without the doubts, inconvenience and ex pense of a campaign.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-23

with purloinfng the red hot stove was a special policeman and that the place from wh ch the stove was re moved. was the Second Precinct DO hce station of HoboHen.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-23

A case of unusual aggravatins features occup'sd the attention of the immigration officials last week. It clearly shows the absurdity of the present laws, the strict enforcement Of which in many cases causes a great deal of unnecessary hardship
 More than year ago an old mar
 and h's wife. who owned "a farm in Hungary. decided to sell ther pro
 perty and emi grate to the United States to spend the rest of their days with their only daughter. living in New Jersey. We'll provided witl
 money they reached Hamburg wher
 they feil into the hands of unscrui ous sharpers who fleeced them and sold them tickets for Buenos Ayrcs instead of tickets for New York. The two old folk arrived in Buenos Ayres after a long journey and when they learned of their mistake they found themselves powerless to remedy 1t as their funds were almost exhausted They found employment on a farm and at the end of the year had saved up enough to pay ther transportation to New York. When they arrived here they were sent to ENs Island and when the officials learned tn
 facts in the case they refused to admit the old couple notxithstand ind the pleadinss of their daughter The poor old couple was ordered de ported and. under the law, they has to be sent to Buenos Ayres. although their daughter offered to pay thef fare to Hamburg or some othe European port How the old peopl will ever make thefr way back to their old home in Hungary from Argentints does not concern the officials The law has to be obe.sd
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-23

Returns to Quiiotoas. Quijotoa field He and a party of
 Calffornians have taken a lease on a part of the lands of the Horee Shoe
 company, and will install a Quinner
 machine and washers.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-23
cidse Up saioocs.

On account of the recent rioting ih Mexico all the places of amusement and saloons were closed in Agua Prieta Saturday night
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-23
U. 8. Court Next Monday.

U. s. Court Next Monday.
 The regular fall term of the United States court, for this district, will convene at Tombstone on Monday next The case of most interest to be tried during this term is the one against L. c. Hanks, former cashier of the First National bank, of this city, who is under indictment on a charge of making false entries in the books of the bank.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-23

kickapoos Return. The Hckapoo Indians who came to the city Thursday and made camp at
 Mrs Gatlifis in Agua Prieta, left Saturday for their reservation in the eastern part of Sonora. They had
 been to Oklahoma as witnesses in the
 land fraud case.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-23
DOUGLAS NEWS
psuee is Success.

pdoSe ts Success.
 Ne dance at Crystal hall. under management, on Saturday night vas very successful and enjoyable
The Washington times., 1910-12-19


Convenient 10 Fla Ave and North
Capitol Car Lines.
These are Six-TOOm houses, built
from ideas secured by several years
constant association with home buy
ers-we have given particular At
tentiOn to the construction and have
BUILT a house to LAST-alsO one
that viii stand the most critical in
Spection. Every msdem conven-
ience IS embodied in these houses.
Sample house Open-)
-TURTON ROGERS & co.
eve Build and Sell Houses"
Kenois Bldg, 18th and G StS. NV.
Phone NJ. 7546.
The Washington times., 1910-12-19

MODEL and experiment work Of al kinds
SCHA AEFER BROS
Phone Main 7032 81 II st. ~. ".
The Washington times., 1910-12-19
RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R R
LEAVE UNION STATION.
RnTAT ET--E LIE

ROYAL Blue LINE.
Every Other Hour On ths ODD Eour-"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERN IISAL.S, LIBERIE 81.
AND W I'D STREET
s7-co a u1--Dfne-. Pullman -Parlor Car
4s.66 a m--''RoyaI sPectal-" 5-Hour Trssz-
Coaches. CAFE. PaTloE and Observatioa-
81 % a m-Diner and Pullman Parlor Cas
y 90 D m--Diuer and Pullman ParIor Car
.s-e6 . ua--''Royal Lirniced-" Al Puiiuaa.
y4-Ce 2. u.-COachss 70 Philadelphia.
$50 , m-PlneE & q 0oSS[yst7on S,. Fallor Csz
s11-f5 nirht-Sleepers 20 New York
80 a. ns--Sieepers TO Phlla- ard New York
ATLANTIC CITY, f7soo, 's.eo. -us00 q m
IT, ~ > 70 BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
Cveelz days, I;99 GO; p n, n, 70 & 1890 ? nj
sz-5z 45-0o. $3.50. 100 80 fs:lo. So .s-eA
4s.50 'lo-oe. 'll;oe a. n. l-;g9 neon: tIz-os.
4z-ss -5O3 45-03. s5.5ts T6-oes $50. t7-O9 90
Wv WESTWARD
CHICAGO -s-l0 a Hl;' - $50 ,. n.
CISCINNATL ST Il LUIS: and LOUIS
.,5.1l go Sleeper ready. 10 p N
- r-TESIAND. $40 ? Il
coLUMgzTJ.sS; .s:$5 80 2. p n m .5.ae
@eI-5TT5rPIAND, go p n. Queen CIfy
sPsIIi1e11t7.E CHESTER. 1910 = II. 1910. ts:0s ,. n
FREDERICK, fs.lo' - g. IA fl@SS. ff-id
tSi45 80 q RTzssTowN. ts:1o a M. 800 p n.
4LJ4---S~rss az ali OF the following Tsczs-
l.l's- ~ @ st. y W Main 1885, sis Penn
49, s7e Main 17S. Union station Ticket
y Main $50: Information Bureau Main 75s8
@~~UEsAPEA&E s. OHIO LINES.
- = fr; forrnaiion only G0S gusrarae es6
Poolls- - daIy-F'or Virginia. West Vir-
80 - Kentucky points Pullman sleep
glni4, @-lTrinuati and Louisville Dining ca
from y n iiy-CISCINNATI-S'E LOUIS
go 80 SPECIAL- solid tram 70 St
S6lS->N, N,r-fsE pullman sieepers t. ChiczE5
LOUIS =. a. important stations. PulIman-s
stops --,-f7rqent and - & O. dining car
Hfss- p IafIv-F- r y. LIMITED fo-
- - Southwest. and Northwest pull
the Ee1-.-,er= 10 Virginia Hot Springs, Cinrin-
i---t sDf LOUISVILLE. Clncin- a1l sleeper open
IlatL, ,.,-1usncy 10 D. N. G. s O. dining car
ie--,oS-.l 10 Offices 5I3 Pa ave. 1SSS = 81 and
r-scI Station, Phone Main I056. IL. and 7sSa-
SEEPOARD AIR LINE RY.
- r. daily -SeSbozrd EsSs MAIL
--l----o---t, coaches and Pullman sleeDerS -
elS-s5-r ana Jacksonville Parlor cars Jack
so,,-f+ls 10 TaIIpa- Through Sleeper t0 Ar
$50 "a - daily---SeabosEd EzPresss'- eiec-
,-fcally lighted sIespers and ooservation car
.s----f--,sss v-frn eIectrfc fans Through 1sr-
80 TfTr-Irrharn and Memphis Dining cA-s.
I5cket OnIce, 1Es New York ave n y.
4 A HAYWOOD. G 7. A.
GEO z PHILLIPS D p \
y = RxASs. G.-Rs -. "a ssE1sa5zsas n
The Washington times., 1910-12-19
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

LET Is GIVE YOU OCR ESTIMATE oa
building ana reInodeling compe-ent ms-
crzuscs- CHAS- - KENSON, is 18th ss.
DPrP POSTAL. for our estimates On house
rs5sfrinE and TernoosIinS- = B GIBBS.
ISz I St n. ". Phone N S6a7 and y Iz2g II
The Washington times., 1910-12-19
PAINTING

Z. ELMER GRIFFIN.
Sozs II St y. ".
House and Sign Painting
Fhoue W ICa and " 15S1.
The Washington times., 1910-12-19
BUSINESs OPPoRTuNITIEs

- . 80 ~
CIGAR. fruit, and light grocery; cheap
reat; good business stand; n E.; snap
LUNCH. oyster house, and rooning
house: good stand s w cOl0red trade;
CONFECTIONERY and Light grocery:
old established stand n "; rent SO
FISH and oyster house: best paving
stand y. E; owing to sickness. sac
NOTION ana grocery store. me 7-roor1
house. rent So; sales SO day; yours for 80
CLEANING pressing, and dyeing Busi-
ness, central y w now under man
LUNCHRO0M; fine business corner \
w; two fats above; handsomely
GROCERY and meat store; good stand
y. We vii axe inventory 0r--.-------- 1.soo
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, f4Z3 2.
CORNER GROCERY. n W. e1oelIeI
st6nd: right price living rooms THORN
Ton, 7s2 ION
PICTURE FRAMES pastels. art goods. II
street y W exceptionally good THORN
TON 7S2 I0th y W.
GAZE. with two living rooms rent sos snap.
THoRNToN. Ts2 Ioth n ".
BAKERY. cafe high class 14th st. \. W;
gold mine THORNTON, 20 loth y W
CIGAR STORE r ST y w. less than
value; terms. THORNTON. ~ 10Th n W
ROO3fTNG HOUSES. boarding houses; real
- oaTsains: some al sacrifices THORNTON.
% ION n "
LIVERY and boarding stable, central; fully
equlpDed- DCGAN, 6l7 La ave
LOCATION for fsh market. commission or
butter and eEgsj produce, wholesale district
DJGAN. 6lI La ave
Saloon. central. hrest trade: II quick. s.. 500
DJGAN, 6l7 Ia. ave
GROCERY and provisions. y W. cash trade
DOGAN. Oh La ave
! S. HELLER, 20 7th ST. y. W
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS
| Our entire stock of hair goods 20 be sold
/ Tegaroless OF cost cone IN and see our prices
I ATTENTION. TAILORS cigar. and lunch
/ mem A new show window and store Just
complete. on \ Y ave. near I2th; rent res
D. II Johnson. 1903 Il ST. y W
/ FOR SALE-Store lease free. nz-tures cheap;
/ prominent Junction am retiring Jan L
/ BOX 2, Times office
/ FOR ALE -WheelwrfE1t biaclsnith- and
J hc1Sesh"eins shop s0od stand and money
{ T1alseT5 easy terms good man Apply
Linden court n F.. between 18th and 18th,
9 and sts-
/ FOR SALE-HoteI bar ana bowling alley
combined; centrally located on Pa ave.
bargain Apply BOX Il. Times Office
/ FOR SALE-RoaminE house 9 well furnished
| rooIrs. al hlisti cheap % quick buyer a.
/ 9 81 y W
II IT'S a HAT. We can Do II
| VIENNA HAT CO,
l - uth hL n "
DISTRICT or COLUNBIA LAW ASp
CLAIMS Co buys undivided interests In
| EeaIty, lenas money on same. undertakes q
does a general Law practice 1fetropoIItaa
I f5anE Bldg. Room 81
The Washington times., 1910-12-19
FLOOR OILS

WHITE wax FLOOR OIL polishes stained
hardwood foors and furniture, sc quart.
delivered IN city CCau for free sample bot
tle) Phone L lss OF drop postal to WEBER S
Paints and Hardware. slS Nd ave y z
Don't Buy FLOOR OIL until you've tried
ours. sc gal ENTERPRISE HARDWA RE
CO. So sth ST y " Phone ". 5oSi.
The Washington times., 1910-12-19
SEWING MACHINES

SINGER DROP HEAD Sewing Machine.
slightly used. SO Cali after D m. 90
L st N Z
The Washington times., 1910-12-19
WINES AND LIQUORS

CAN YOU BEAT THIS . bottles pure Call
foTnia wine, 3, delivered; large bottle Pau.
Jones. Sc Family trade our specially PHOE-
NIX LIQUOR CO. 9th & R Phone North 224s
'ROCKBRIDGE," The Best. $500 Per Gal.
SIO0 per quart Delivered anywhere
JOHN LYNCH,
zO5 9Th St y W Phone Main $3.50
The Washington times., 1910-12-19
WALL PAPER

Ls-TEST DESIGNS-LarEe rooms papered- g
L-op postal H Z REYNOLDS. 215 F
st y W
ROOMS PAPERED cheaper than any other
house IN city We hang Eilts for sane price
ordinary paper, latest designs, work guar
Elteed5 drop EostaL h 3 BATES. 81 + -
ROOMS PAPERED. s. Up SEND postal for
sample and estimate CHAS- - HTSAN
20 z. cap 81 Phone Linz ~
The Washington times., 1910-12-19

Nervous, acute. and chronic diseases Of ev--y
nRture-ObesIty. rheumatism. stomach. heart
liver. blood and skin Electric treatment
when indicated
LOCONOTOR-ATAxIA RHEUMATISM and
Pays.5ysi cured Pamphlet mailed. Consul
tstion free Prof H y D. PARKER. 1O22
gth 81 y. u.
The Washington times., 1910-12-19
GASOLINE ENGINES

AERMOTOk GASOLINE Pumping Engine
for suburban residence, GaiTfeS, etc: az
tached direct TO pump, belt. over 100 used
around Washington send Tor catalogue dem
onstrated: SSS-5o- LOCKWOOD * Co. So Sth
The Washington times., 1910-12-19
PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA washing
ton. =. c. December IL 1910. SesIe propo-
sails viii be received at this Office until >
O'Clock D m, December 80 1870 for furnish
ing and installing two chemical laboratory
tables. with al necessary plumbing counec-
tfous in the Business High Schosst this city
Form Of pTOpoSaL speclflcatiOnS- biCe prints
tained upon application 20 the Property
Clerk. D g. Room 100. District Building
CJNO H. RUDOLPH, JOHN A JOHNSTON,
WILLIAM Y. JUDSON. Commissioners, D. c.
The Washington times., 1910-12-19
TRANSFER AND STORAGE

FIREPROOF SZORAGE-Specla lock CON-
partments- 8 per month I'D --owest rates
Of Insurance and every uloderu convenience
Estimates fuTuishtfL MERCHANTS IRA rs
FER & STORAGE CO. e2g-s22 st. y "
Phone n. $50.
PADDED VANS 3 load z-h- wagons g load
Phone Main Is15-lfIs.
COL LEMBIA IRA ANSFER & STORAGE Co
SO y Y. AVE n W
Packing & Shipping Storage. g van load.
GET OUR ESTIMATE on absolutely n-e-
PROOF storage, DOving. packing UNITED
STATES STORAGE CO. slS-2o 10Th ST " ".
The Washington times., 1910-12-19
NOTICE TO LADIES

THE MIRROR BEAUTY PARLORs $40 r
St n W See yourself as others you
ARTISTIC M1ANICURING. sc
VTAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH, sustura-
ncu-stIrzicaI; cloth-bounG. 4oo-paEe book
Zee Apply by mali GIG Colorado Building
- r.rrF4ra women IN n
eTICKIEsT STICKER that ever stuck. Clues
s~ITnf-ure glass, CHINA. books. everything
pa r:Irs aGc.4Oc soc- Pi1ts 81 Druggists etc