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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1910-07-27

rI>HE selectmen Of the town of fremont
i hereby give notice that the highway be-
tween r. l. LAtty's dwelling At Seal Cove and
the turn near X. Of r. halt At West fremont
will be closed to public travel on and
after July IS until further notice. Teams
passing to and from West fremont TO seal
Cove will use the road through the Kelley dis
trict, So called. A section OF State road is be-
ing built near James r. Keiiey's dwelling.
L. W. RrMiLL,
Il. NJ. SraSLkY,
VIZ. II. THrKsroS,
Seiectmeu OF fremont.
West fremont, July Is. 1910.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The republicans OF the class towns Of
Bucksport, Penobscot, Dedham, Otis,
Mariaville, Amherst and Verona will hold
their convention for the nomination Of a
candidate for representative at Bucks
port, Saturday, July 30.
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COMMIssIONEKs' NOTICE.

THE undersigned, appointed by the judge
commissioners TO receive and examine tne
claims OF creditors against the estate OF WI
liam r. 0etchell. late Of Orland, deceaseu,
months are allowed 70 said creditors to pre-
sent and prove their claims; and that tney
will be In session 1t the seiectmen's once IL
OrlAnd. on Saturday, August the twentstn q.
1910. ut 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, for that
purpose. ERKx w. MAYO,
FRANK p. GREENE,
COMMISSIONER.
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town with their sister, Mrs. r. A. A,s.
have returned home. sn
DR.. y. H. Baker and daughter, o, H.,
rszston, were in town last week.
Hon. Alexander Grant, Of MIch;..
general superintendent Of the r.i,,r~.
mail service OF the United stsses. i :.
guest OF Hon. w. II. Thompson at Hs,s-
July IS. USr Fvv
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STATS or MAINE,
BoAnp or STATE AssEsSoEs,
Arnrsra Inlc ~ 1915

AUGUSTA, July %, IFIv
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the state As.
An SCISSORS will be In session At the Court
House in Ellsworth, on Saturday, the 18Th day
OF August. and ut the aasesscrs' Once In Bar
Harbor tEden). Monday, the 18th day OF Au-
gust. Al O'Clock in the forenoon OF each day.
. q. 1910, Ia the county OF Hancock, 10 secure
information TO enable them 70 make last
equalization Of the taxable property IN the
several towns. In said county, and to inyesti-
gate all cases OF conceaiment OF property
from taxation. Of naturalization, and OF fall
ure TO assess property liable to TAXATION.
GEORGE PorrLg,
w. J. THOMPSON,
T. NJ JOHNSTON,
Board of State ASSESSORS
JAMS PLrxxAR. Clerk.
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Many adrsytisers forget that adpertis-
ing space IN neUspoper u valued &c
cording to the circulation Of that paper.
Advertising space IN a Journal without
circulation u dear at any price the pub
Usher may demand. Without circulation
there can be no ressIts, and without
results the nsones VAich the advertiser
iHessts = lost -Lesvenworth kansas
Tunes.
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SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

There will be special services at the
Congregational church, Sunday, July 81,
at 1880. The pastor is to deliver the SER
The music will be in charge Of the South
west Harbor quartet. Those who have
heard the quartet testify to its ability.
The public is cordially invited to attend
this service.
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COUNTY TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET.
For Senators,
WILLIAM A. WALKER, of Castine.
j. HERBERT PATTEN, OF Bar Harbor
For Sheriff.
FORREST o. SILSBY, of Ellsworth.
For Clerk of Courts,
JOHN F. KNowLToN, of Ellsworth.
For Judge OF Probate,
EDWARD Z. CHASE, OF Bluehill.
For County Commissioner,
ORLANDO W. FoSS, of Hancock.
For County Attorney,
WILEY c. CONARY, of Bucksport.
For Register of Deeds,
WILLIAM o. EMERY, of Sullivan.
For County Treasurer,
ROBERT B. HOLMES, of Ellsworth.
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Nominated by the Governor

Nominated by the Governor.
Among nominations BY Gov. Fernald
recently announced are the following in
Hancock county:
Coroner, William J. Tower, Southwest
Harbor.
Justice Of the peace and quorum, Alvah
Z. Reed, Northeast Harbor.
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SOUTH HANCOCK.

Mrs. Lester Penney, of Bangor. IL in
town for an extended visit.
Capt. F. A. Young and wife, Of New
York, spent last week in town.
Mrs. George Maynard, OF someryiIle
Mss, is the guest Of her granddaughter
Mrs. c. X. Bunker.
July Is. w
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circuit Family Reunion.
The reunion OF the circuit family will
be held at Amherst, Wednesday, Aug. II;
if stormy, the first fair day.
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Special Nu.ists.


NOTICE.
NOTICE IL hereby given that VIVA. =. Jude,
~ Of Ellsworth. Maine. has made AppIics.
cation to tn Maine state Board Of Bar erAna.
liners for admission TO the Bar at the ne 1t ses.
sion of the Board TO be held a; Portland on
the 6rss Tuesday OF August 1919.
JoHS b. A.pleAx,
Secretary OF the Board
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for Salt.

s-~--~-r> - r-rN-~<-~~sr- ~--N~s--. - = .
uyATER MOTOR A 3 TO 4 horse. uowx,
w Belknap Little Giant" water motor.
Good ~ new. Just the thing for light powe,
in town which hss wsterworks. WIFI be soia
cheap. Address p. o. Box asa. Ellsworth.
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THE subscriber hereby gives notice thAs
Il she has been duly appointed admini'-
trAtrix Of the estate Of
CHARLES e. OsGOOD. late Of DEDHAM'
In the county OF Hancock. deceased ana
given bonds A. the Law directs- All per.
sons having demands against the estate Q.
said deceased are desired TO present the same
for settlement, and all indebted thereto afs
EMMA 9. OsGoop.
DedhAm. July n, 1910.
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yaan,tn.

~--~oS~S~Sc1N.N1~1osso.o- ~1~s~-n-~-r-oN-A1-ua
VoUSG men and women OF good chArse.
l. ter thigh school graduates preferredl.
to enroll ~ the Dover Business COLLEGE, Dover
N. II. Young ladies can make arrangement
to cat expenses in halt By obtaining board
and room tree. Chances for Young men, too.
Positions paying go to Ais per week secured
for graduates. Write now
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SOUTH BLUEHILL.

John Morrison has hauled up his boat anc
is going coasting with Capt. NJ. A. Eaton
William Wilkie, OF New York, arrived
Friday and opened his cottage for the sea-
son.
Wiley c. Conary and wife, of Bucksport
visited Mrs. Conary's mother, Mrs. Sarah
Eaton, last week.
Miss Linda Candsge, of Somervilie, il
spending her vacation with her parents
Uziel Candage and wife.
July "a. C.
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THE SOUTH POLE.
Lieut.. Shackleford's Expedition to
the Antarctic Region.


| the Antarctic Rexiou.
Twas sbout two wears ago that Lieu
,anant shack,etop. in command Of a
mich ed crew ofexnlorsr- and naturalixts ON
hoard the Nimnod. broke new ice in the
| great Antarctic ,.~ean. which has been
sweeping about the south Pole since the
be0innius Of time. with no sccompany-
ing craft As a plsce of refuge in case he
Nimroa went ashore or was crushed in
the ice. Shsckleton effected a landing
] early in the autumn and pushed his PARTY
inland TO esta blish food depots and places
/ Of refuge and observation. sending his
steamer back to New Zealand until the
| next season.
i In many respects the assault upon the
1 South Pole wss MANNED after pesry's ap-
| proaches to the far North. While be took
along a supply OF Eskimo dogs. they were
not used. as the small and hardy Man
churian ponies proved to be more service
| able. Outside of this and the carrying OF
| food ra,ions in more condensed form, and
the wearing OF lighter raiment, the
shacklstou outfit differed little from what
has been taken bv voyaeers toward the
| Pole for the mast two centuries.
Early in their journe; the small marty
! under sbsckietou made good progress.
picking up one food depot after anot her in
rapid order. Half way to the Pole they
rose TO a nigh plateau with volcanic
mountains thinning the horizon. Here
| nrovress became verv diff;cuIt. deem and
dangerous erevasses barrin., thrir propress
for DAYS in succession 30 that at times thew
90; ahead no more than four or five miles
in a day. although thev travelled from
sun to sun. and performed wonderful
stun,s of endurance Now and than
ponv fell into a hidden seam in the i've
se,d and was killed whep al, fesxtea Tor
,e,x savs ON ,-esh ,,onv r,aa, ana wna,
was left over was cached in rnonna. q, ice
10 no tasen nm ON The return trim
n while moving sou,h and hose, hv
MANY known and unkown n.,r;,s thu, thew
assembled Mount Frebps for +, op test
and aescovered many interesting ,so,ou;-
cal snecimens- including indications =,
coal
Kaen;ny IN in this manner .ra aa,,-
inn, 10, averv inch =, ,hs;r ,-our,ss ,,a,,
cave r;,h;,, .hor, ,szn ,,.,,r. 49,, -
NJ the pole whsn ,hev vssrs ,h,;s,,.a -,
,rrr hsc. hsn.rs. ,ha,r 49,, .r,,,,,;..
had given an, ana i, wo,Id h.va hssn
sn;c;ss ~ con,;r,a ~ go
nl.,eau ro,s t,an IN oo 10, .hora ~.
ses ,eye, ,h.v c.ns,rnc,sS. -, Nm :,
80. 49, -. ,-.-~s. 49,
the Union I.cr IN tbs .r.r "a ,nrnsd
,he;r h.ct.s an ~. r.n,n,. -. -. -,
60, T. 80,
Tha 80 h..,r - ,;da. 5000,
-;,s .,..,; -
-. .s-,-s '1'
:, .sr,,,.,~ -, -. f
IT, -s,,ss-,.- -,
60. - -. - -
- 80 :!
. -. 'Aes
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BLUEHILL.

There will be Christian Science service
in the Odd Fellows building Sunday
afternoon, July 81, at 3o'clock. All are
welcome.
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THE subscrber hereby gives notice tna'
L he has been duly appointed admins
traitor d. b. n c. I. Q. OF the estate of
ISAAC PARTRIDGE. late OF oRLAND'
In the county OF Hancock, deceased, ana
given bonds ~ the law directs. All pei
sons having demands against the estate
Of said deceased are desiFed to present tIe
aame for settlement, and all indebted tEeis,o
are requested 70 make payment immediats''
CHARLES J. DUNN.
Orono, Ne. July II. 1910.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.

STATE ELECTION, SEPT. u, 1910.
STATE TICKET.
For Governor.
BERT NJ. FERNALD, of Poland.
For State Auditor,
CHARLES p. HATCH, of Augusta,
For representative to Congress,
Third DISTRICT
EDWIN C. BuRLEIGH, of Augusta.
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polar basin has been dished out from the
chain Of hills-dug for the special pur-
pose OF holding the pole, as ii were.
Among the minerals discovered in that
land OF perpetual gales and ice, copper
and iron are prominent. Indications Of
a soft coal, rich in bitumen, are common
along the volcanic range. Fossil remains
found in exposed lodges indicate that at
some time, geologically not far away, the
antarctic continent was connected to New
Zealand, and possibly to Australia, by
chains of high mountains, which have
since been submerged in the sea or rifted
apart by volcanic action.
For q week or more after coming on
board ship, Lieutenant Shackleton slowly
| cruised along the edge of the shore ice,
seeking to discover the Wilkes Land,
| which the children Of fifty years ago used
to find marked upon the maps of the an
/ son and the rapidly gaining ice forbade
the landing of party to make extended
| explorations, but in q very polite way
| Lieutenant Shackleton casts grave dou BITS
upon the presumption that any such place
exists at all, or has ever existed.
During the past summer . well-equipped
French expedition has been ct the far
South, presumably seeking further details
concerning the only undiscovered and un-
| mapped Pole known to mankind. Whether
it has lost or won in the great quest
cannot be learned until next January or
| March at the latest. II it shall accom- pills b
as much as was performed by Shackietop,
the time is near within the living know
ledge of Q majority Of the people now on
earth-when the last considerabie area on
the surface OF this globe will have been
mapped and accurately charted into
| squares Of latitude and Longitude.
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
FOR SALE HOUSES

FOR SALE-ONLY ONE LEFT
or THOSE SPLEH-DIDLY BUILT HOMES
AT THE INTERSECTION OF FIRST ST..
r ST. AND FLORIDA AVE " W
Thoroughly well built. modern. and up-tc-
date IN every detail -Four houses already
sold Inspect the one that Is LEFT al once.
Six good rooms, all outside
WeIl-appcinted bath
Colonial porch.
Artistically designed front
Shade and good parking
Reception hall
Hot-water heat
Odorless gas ioE.
Refrigerator in houss.
Electric lights
Combination fixtures
Hardwood finish
Painted kitchen
Servants toilet
Elevated gas oven.
Deep lots 20 good alley.
THESE ARE THE BEST SELLING
HOMES n WASHINGTON
House open every day until dark
Price low. Terms arranged.
THOS. ;. FISHER & CO., Inc.
7Ss 18th 81. y W
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FOR SALE-POSTTTVELT THE BEST NOD
ERATE-PRICED HOME EVER OFFERED
II THE NORTHEAST FOR THE MONEY.
Inspect these houses, al the corner Of 18th
and q sgs. y Z.
They contain every modern convenience
that can be put in house costing twice
as much
Hot-Water heat
OdorIess Eas logs
Refrigerator IN house.
Electric lights
Combination fixtures
Hardwood finish
Painted kitChcu-
Servants toilet
Front and rear porches-
Good yards both front and rear
Prices range from 81. 20 - Sse5G
Houses open until dark
THOS- 7 FISHER & CO. Inc.
75s 18th 81. y. ".
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FOR SALE-ONLY 500 down.
BALANCE LIKE RENT
Charming little six-rOom homes, overlook.
ing beautiful grounds Of Kendall Green
Convenient to all parts Of the city by
Capital Traction car line
Houses have bright, airy cellars: six good
rooms. modern hath. everything ID . date
Fronts Of colonial design
Large rear and front yards
This is the best home-buying proposition
now on the market
A comfortable home within the reach o.
every reut-payeT-
Houses open every dav until dark
PRICE $500
Sample house. 81 L St y z
THOS- J FISHER & Co. Inc,
755 18th St y W.
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Moore's Addltior)
CLARENDON VA

minutes from AQueduct Bridge via Faus
Church Electric Railway: IS minutes 70 I'D
At and Pa ave- ORIGINAL shade trees
Lots 400 zach s. cash and > per month
NO Interest 40 Taxra
We viii build home 20 suit yOu %
monthly payments
B. N DAVIDSON, AGENT
Residence, CiaTendon. Va Rosslyn. Va
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SPIRITUALISM

II MEETINGS sunday Monday. and Thursday.
p IA daily readings at the home Of Mrs.
= z MALTBY, ss3 n St y " Phone y
5si2-
MEETINGS SUNDAY. Monday and Thursday.
p M caily readings at the home OF Mrs
7 2 MALTBI. s53 II 81 y " Phone y
NINE CORNISH. GIFTED MEDIUM read
your life correctly gives names. facts.
readings daily and sunday SCI Sd s. y z
Cor r, nea- Union Sation- Ladies OH
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FOR EXCHANGE

GOVERNMENT CLERK. Portland. Ore.
wishes 10 exchange position with clerk in
Washington D REESE rs H0yr St.
Portland. Ore
s. 600 EQUITY IN handsome 5-room and bath
seni-6etached residence. scent fare. cleo
tric lights. water. and plumbing for build
ing lot. city or suburban BOX sos, Times
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AUCTION SALES

Auction Sale of Furniture
al our SaleSTOOmS tomorrow.
TUESDAY, AUGUST ,, 1910,
beginning at 10 a. n.
Furnishings suitable for every part
Of the home, fine Show Cases,
Book Cases, WardrobeS. Bedroom
Furniture, etc, to be sold without
reserve to the highest bidder fl
cash. D. NOTES, AuctOneer
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
DENTISTRY
FLOOR FINISHING

WASHINGTON PARQCET FLOOR SUR
FACING CO. 1920 sd St n W. old
paruuet floors scraped down, relied, polished,
waxed, expert workmen. work guaranteed
send postal
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO R r.
LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE

LEAVE UNION STATION.
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every Other Hour O the Odd Eozr--
To PHIL-ADEsLE E1AA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST, NEW YORK
go a. E1--DLDer. Pullman Ear-or Car
Tg-Oo g u--5-hoUr train, Eroiler Ear.s- G..
3 90 q m--E' s-llCl11 BTOilez Fa-I0r Car
'l1=O0 D 2--D-zsz and p--izzza Fazior ca
q - = m--DtReT and Pullman Pzrlar ca
sS.Sg p FtOy1- Limited AL PuII-nz.
Etvs-hOUr-
1900 D rn--COLCE1s - PHILADELPHIA
500 p m--D-1er end Obs-svsJIa8 Pz-5za
Car
Ep- n--C0eches 70 New York
sIz.I5 ~ T.-Sleepers 10 New York
ss-52 a ul--Slesp srS - EGlizdel pEIz aod Nce-
ATLANTIC CITY. fI.0a 's.0o. flI.a =
fl:0e. 80" , a a Rsr,s,.-.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
CWeek Dave a II % Il p mf
- T5-Oo- Te-S-- 49, - Ts-0t. So. -
fs.sO. 1000. 'll-oo = m -1--g9 uooa. 1lz-55
'1-o0. +l-lS, 49,. s-y-. fs--1. --.s9. f4-5E.
fats 'b-0o. 1913, -5-Ss, 1850. 'So 1865. -ssf
tS.ee, 5000. sos su-s0. 'IZ;Is ~ :.
WEST WARD
CHICAGO, - 80 , IL
CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. and LOUIS
VILE -g-I0, a. II. "A-l5 ? "a. "12-l0 r.gE5r
PTTTSBCEG- "9-10 = IL. -, $40 . :,
IL: 90 night sleeper ready. ~ . II
CLEEELANDs I'D , II
COLUMBUS. SO p II
SSEEEI nc -s.l0 - IA. ss.s1 D
CTMBERLAND, SIS , n. queen CiJ
sP TSTIiTS;IcHEsTER- tsIa g. n. f4-6. i5.s
, FEEDER1Ck fs-s1 fs:Io. -s-2o = n, a..s
f4.C5. f5=z5 ? m
.Is E2sept s SlS ssu iiy p onI7
7-ET EPHO%ES al al OF the IollogFIca
1icEer Ofhces- 14ls = s. Le.- Main 1881. 81
Pennsylvania ave-, Aaia zls' Sew OziSs
station Ticket Oi1lcs- s-4-h 49, -n-orL22-
Main Isl
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

CHEVY CHASE HEIGHTS
THE BEST OPPORTUNITY To
SECURE a HOME N The MOST
DELIGHTFUL RESIDENTIAL. SEC
TON OF WASHINGTON.
Arrange fO- Al inspection a. once
Secure home that is bound to enhance
steadily IL value
A combination OF ths couutryss charms
with the city's conveniencss.
Broad sixtv-foott frOntaEes.
40 Tows Of houses.
G e FULL PARTICULARS
IIS1S -, PITS. DETAILS OF
THOS. J. FISHER & CO. Inc.
IS 18th st " ".
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'CHESAPEAKE & Ohio RY.

-,-.,,,-,,~5 only as Information, not EuarzrEsss
- e daiIy-FOr Virginia West W.
- - kentucky points Pullman see D
AHlia- --57~.unati ana Louisville u. L a
Sc = - 1ruul CharlOttesEiila-
e--4A-7 =. 5ai-y-CEN On NALI-ST- LOFTS
80 = 80 SPECIAL solid train e =
80 IN Pullman sieepeTs 10 C5fcaEa
A@ol-S' 80 AZ important stations FuITraa7-s
stoPs .---ysr.-Isenr and g. q o. Giuing car
nLSs -a = - cziy-t- r y LIMITED 20
A4-LS $3.50 T<5,ilssiiies the West. Solthrrss-
NlLS- At----r7,s-e-t pullman Eleopgrs rc VISA
AM - sr,~fnss. Cincinnati. AMI LoaIsvs,ls
g . = -, ara ohio orGccS AZ 81 p.
OAo---g r S. and New Union Stasto.-
ave, -, Main 1855 and 900 Tor IlcI-ets 80
Ae-eI -IeIElg. I-=ssrVstirns- and ta1lieabs-
SEEUOARD AIR LINE ny.
daiIy-''E lortda Fast Ma, -
lo-uS coaches and Pullman sIesr,erz =.
= a $50 - and Jacksonville E'arIor car rs-l-
- lIIs to Tampa Through SLEEPER ?.
s.-s-ra DiuinS car
A. A. = N, daily eaioarG Express H.
- yfgbte6 sIeepers and obserra-f,-, -.
u IlS-s5 Sgfrr electric fans Throllrl -
s4-iE1 savannah jacksonville Tar1tls
- Birmingham ana Memph-s- DinIgz
Ticket oaiee. Ils New YORK ave y "
z 4 aARNOOD- - T A.
GEO. Z PHILLIPS. d P A
c, <. RYAN c. z Il. Portsmouth,, -
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY.

.-,,s77le NJ Excursion Trains 10 and fro-z
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
EFFECTIVE JULY I. Js1l-
Subject 10 Change Wlthou- $G-scs.
,rONCnaYS TO FRIDAYS, INCLUSIVE
t5oinE.. leave District Line a. 90 and MA
. :. 2-so 5-4d. I-45, and s-s5 = L.
- p - leave the Beach at SIS a Il
- s.U9. 6.00. S-00, and 1900 p IL
---1S' SATURDAYS
.--f,- leave District Line, at s-25 and Ir-03
7s-65 sou go. 7-45. and $40 D m
@-r-+r,rnfn- leave The Beach az 6-55 a. Il
- 80 6-gy. $50. $780, and 1000 ? n
---10' Sr-NDANS AND EOLLDATS-
Going. leave District - Line at 80 and 1i.os
a m, zoe, SEQ. ~; ~ 5s anu 10 ? Il
- - s-vs, 500, 800 and 1000 p N
+-'aSa PAUL Y WATERS
General 2Eazassr.
- >-ev- York Ave ca 1o- District Lsaa
lahe Ee- additional .utornatiol. TsIs-
N,-~-- lincoln 161s-
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
antique FURNITURE

n sEGAL. ANTIQUE FURNITURE RE-
PRODUCING. REPAIRING. 81 L ST ~.
" PHONE " S5S Y
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.
BUY A HOME N
RIVERDALE
FOR SALE

house with reception harl, parl7r. library.
dining room. kitchen and pantry O. drsL
floor; bed rooms and room for bath on
second floor; gas range. house newly painted
and papered; lot 6ox17o- fruit trees and grape
vines now bearing plenty q shade trees
fine water: one minute % car lines. splendid
location Owner has left town and VIII sell
al a sacrifice $780, less than house cost
70 build
1 6-room house: good coal range n kitchens
water on rear porch; newly painted and pa
pered; lot Ioox150: chicken house and -u1:
short walk 20 cars Price $780, $50 down
and SIS monthly This place IS a real bar
gain az the price quoted
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-%ew 6-roon house. with acres
OF more II desired IL miles from RIVER
dale. on trolley line: now being built. 9 so:
also tracts from 20 acres Phone y 4
Hyattsviile- 3 D. STEPHEN Owner. River
dale. Nd
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TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE

MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates. Special priv
Eeges with respect 20 prior payments Large
amounts a specially TYLER & RCTHER-
FORD. 40 18th y W
MONEY TO LOAN on D c REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest Payments cu
principal IN amounts OF S1c0 OF more re-
cefved any interest period The z II
Smith CO. Bond Bldg. Is0S y Y ave
MONEY TO LOAN-S-50 20 $4,000 O. D q
real estate Interest low, AID al trsuI-
actions conducted with economical c0ns.dera-
ton for borrowers
va Il SAUNDERS & CO,
1907 2 ST
MONEY To LOAN AT LOWEST RATES or
INTEREST on D . Real Estate No m
reasonable delay
WALTER H ACEER-
1920 ST y W
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
CLAIRVOYANTS

MRS r LLSBT
language OF the hand and cards svsterat-
icnlly read Fee moderate Positively la
dies only Il a. IA go o. II. closed
SUNDAYS 94S n Y ave y W
CONSULT EANZT. who controls events.
never -ails- now located IN newer and larE-
er quarters at 1925 9TH st y "
PROF WAL FITZGERALD,
The Famous Palmisr. phreuOlcgist. occultist
double sight COurrEhip. marriage. business
matters soe 18th st. y w
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
AUTOS FOR HIRE.

PRIVATE touring cars. 4-cyIinder: special
rates Tor trips. g and s. hour Phone II
100 or n Gf5s- Central Auto Co. ". W
Barnes. llEr-- 1923 r y W
The Washington times., 1910-08-01
FOR RENT-STORES
WORKINGMEN,S WANTS

WORkINGEEN-So what is the use Of re-
pininEs Got stuck Tough luck See The
stock Of me shoes. 3 20 -. cant lose. brand
new suit you bought dealers stock. one
price JJSTH'S OLD STAND, 6Is D