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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-10
BLOOMFIELD.


Mrs. Emiline Spurgeon, who died at
her home near Montery at the age Of
rs years, was buried Tuesday from
the Christian church at IL o'clock. Rev.
Swan conducting the services. Inter-
ment in the Johnson cemetery
The Ladies Guild of the NJ. E. church
held its regular meeting Tuesday after
noon at the, home of Mrs. Geo. Phillips.
William Patterson. an old resident Of
Wyacondah township. has sold his
farm and moved to Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Smith Of Mark
returned home Tuesday after a visit
of month at Ogden, Utah.
Rev. Williams of Des Moines, a re-
turned missionary from the Philippines
will deliver an address next Sunday at
the Christian church.
Rev. I. j. Cahill and Prof. Otto
Petit closed very successful service
of revival meetings at the Christian
| church last Sunday. About twenty
one united with the church during the
meetings.
Rev. William Beard closed a meet
ling this week at the Pleasant Valley
Baptist church. Ten united during the
meetings.
The P. E. O. society will hold a
meeting March Z at the home of Mrs
H. c. Leach for the purpose of elect
Ling officers
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-10
MouLToN.
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Mrs H P. Powers and Mrs. C. S.
Powers were Ottumwa visitors yes
terday.
l.. j. Fleming of Centerville was in
Moulton yesterday looking after his
life insurance customers:
Mrs L. E. Buckles has been visit
ing in Centerville
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Mcconnell of
Harper county are visiting their
cousin. Mrs. H. P. Powers.
Born Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. c..
Cole, a boy.
Mrs Roxie Hungate, who is well
known in Moulton, has inherited $3.50
from the @. c. Ward estate.
L. A. Smith, Wabash man, has
been under the doctors care for the
| past week.
Mrs. L. NJ. Clark is suffering from d
severe attack of grip.
Miss Georgia Wells and father have
| returned from Keosauqua where they
|attended the funeral of Geo. Ellis.
Col. West is now able to be out some
after several weeks illness.
M. F. Townsend of Drakeville is here
| settling up the w. P. Campbell estate
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pulliam expect to
leave in few days for several weeks
visit with their nephew, ]. d. Dunshee
Of keystone, Ia.
/ Miss Roma Bashear tof Kirkville is
visiting her grandmother. Mrs. Susan
Montgomery who has been quite sick
for the past week.
District Superintendent Smith is
visiting his brother, A. NJ. Smith and
| family.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-10
New Davenport captaln.

Davenport, Feb. 9.-(SpeciaD Dan,
iel F. Evers was elected captain OF
Company B. Fifty-fourth regiment l. n.
G., of Davenport last night, vice Cap
tain o. w. Kulp resigned.
Snow at Mason City.
Mason City, Feb. 9.-(Special) "A
light snow has been falling since 8
o'clock this morning and the weather
is getting colder.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-10
COLUM BIA.


Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Waddington of
Kirkville and Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. War
rem of Chillicothe visited one day last
week at the j. H. Olney home.
Mrs Blanche Funk of Fredric and
Miss Edna Burlington of Cedar, Ia,
We're recent visitors of Mrs. John
Simms.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Stodghill have
rented their farm and moved to Dud-
ley last week.
Harry Stevens and Olaf Nelson have
traded farms and are preparing to
move soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Goltry were Eddy
Vile visitors Friday.
Mrs. G. P. Stevens of Knoxville Wis
tied the past week with her sister Mrs.
John Arnold.
Mrs. Elias Garfield visited at c.. w.
Olney last week.
Miss Alma Olney visited at the
home of her uncle ]. R. Stodghill in
Dudley Saturday.
Use the Courier want ads-write
your ad and send it in with - cent a
word. Do it now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wells of Ottum-
wa visited at the VIM. Bird home on
Sunday.
Mrs. John Cramblit visited at the
home of her daughter Mrs. ]. S. Sven
son in South Ottumwa friday and
Saturday of last week.
Roy Miller sold his farm to Mr. Buff
fington of Fredric last week.
Mrs. Joe Akers visited her mother
Mrs. Carman last week.
| Andrew Lamis having sold his
farm to Frank Seaburg of Ottumwa is
preparing to move to his new home ir
| Chillicothe.
Elmer Stevens of Knoxville visited
several days last week with his grand
Mr
| The little son of E. B. Goodwin, ot
south of town, is quite i'll with pneu.
monia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chisman visit.
| ed at the Roy Miller home Sunday.
| Herman Leander, who is cer5ing II
a store at Oskaloosa visited hom,
folks over Sunday.
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BIRMINGHAM. y

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Byers are mourn.
ing the loss of one of their twin babes
which occurred Monday at IL M, after
an illness of ten days. 1t was fourteen
months and seven days old. The other
baby is dangerously sick.
Frank Ramsey spent Monday and
Tuesday in Bloomfield on business.
Mrs. Mary Raney of Fairfield visit.
ed several days last week with her
| mother Mrs. Boyle.
w. e. Widger Is visiting with his
sister Mrs. Eta Lane at Unionville,
Iowa.
Use the Courier want ads-write
your ad and send it in with Ii cent q
word. Do 1t now.
Milt Stout shipped his household
goods to Ft. Madison Monday for
storage and Mrs. Stout has joined him
at Lineville, Mo-. where he is holding
q temporary position with the Rock
Island railroad.
DR.. Sharon Newell and family Of
Larchland ILL.,, have been visiting DR..
Newell's sister Mrs. Josie Peasants in
town. and went to Fairfield Wednesday
to visit another sister Mrs. Walker.
Bert WSul " fAdLSdS L uGSudy
on business and will visit with his
brother John at Sterling before he re-
turns.
Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Gould visited
Mrs. Gould's sister near Eldon last
| week.
Rev. DR.. Hamilton who has been
filling the pulpit Of the United Pres
byterian church at this place, is taking
a vacation and Saturday started for
trip to Palestine and Egypt, where
he has a son and daughter stationed
as missionaries.
Miss Lille Anderson returned home
| Saturday from visit at La Grange,
Mo-, with her brother Charles An
| derson.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-10
Snow at Mason City.
OLIVET.


H A. Pearson of Des Moines was in
town on Monday on business.
A. w. Fairchild spent Sunday with
his wife at Douds.
w. ]. Ball general manager of the
mine was in town or Thursday look
ing after his mining interests.
Clarence Ball spent Sunday in Os-
kaloosa with his father.
The Ladies' Aid society served sup
per in the town hall on Friday night
for the benefit of the church. They
cleared S11.65.
Charles Longe coal mc from Os-
kaloosa took charge Of the mine Tues
day as mine foreman.
Several new men from Texas secur-
ed work in the mine the past week.
| Fred Voyce, the engineer at the
mine, moved his family here from
Evans on Wednesday. He will occupy
the house recently vacated bv ]. S
| Oldham.
The mines in this locality are run
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-10

ming full time and scarcity of men in
all of them.
n. A. Anderson. of Perry was in
town Thursday on business.
w. b. Rogers, Jr of Des Moines
visited at the home of his parents the
past week. Mr.. Rogers has charge of
the order department for the Des
Moines and ST Paul road.
j. J. Top, section forema: spent
the week in Arkansas looking after a
farm.
Rev. Henry Carlyle of Bussey
preached in the M. P church IN Sun
day.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-10
BLOOMFIELD Man, Aged Sc, Injured.

Bloomfield, Feb. 9--(SpeciaD-
William Van Landingham, aged sc
years, fell this morning while walking
about his room at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Isaac Morgan, injuring
his shoulder and hip. Mr. Van Land
lngham's condition is considered to be
very serfons.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-10
Higher Wages impossible, Says Kuhn

Pittsburg, Feb. 9.-The limit OF
miners wages, has been reached, ac-
cording to President Kuhn of Pitts
burg and the West Moreland Coal COM
pany. He declares higher wages are
simply impossible" and is ready to
submit the question to an impartial
judge.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-10
WEST POINT.

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| Miss Hazel Shamponio of Mt. Hami''
| is the guest of Florence Sheets.
Shampono will accompany L
! lents to Missouri to live.
| Mrs. Shook and son {
atives in Kirkwood,
The Misses Martl
and Bernard ST,
| Brinck home recen
with the Oriole Coz
concert here Friday
Joe Boeding of Chic Visiting
| his brother Henry Boeding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blind were re-
cent TT. Madison visitors.
Mrs. Steve Shredder and Mrs. Henry
Boeding were shopping in Ft. Madison
recently.
Theo. Brink who was taken serious
lly i'll last Friday is improving.
| CLYDE McCannon of Burlington Is
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
McCannon.
The funeral services Of the late Jos
Kiefer were held at ST Mary's Cath
olic church Saturday Januar-- 29th.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kliefenstein has re,
turned from a weeks visit with hel
son Julius at Denmark.
Mrs. Frank Sanderson still remain:
very i'll with no hopes Of her recovery
Rev. Bishop has closed the reviya
services at Pitman chapel and expect
to begin series of meetings at Cla,
Grove at once.
Henry Stucky of Nauvoo, Ill., Is, Wis
iting relatives here.
Robert Krinpler expe $ to leave il
the near future for Mediapolis wher'
he will learn the Timers trade will
his uncle John Whitlock.
Albert King attended IT, poultr.
meeting at FIT. Madison Wednesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Hermal
Brandt Jan. "a, son.
Mis- Margaret Behrens was Fl
Madison visitor Monday.
Henry Mehl of Ft. Madison : visit
ing at the Mrs. Barbary Whitloc
home.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-10
Stockholm Forms Liquor Trust

Stockholm. Feb. 9.-Liquor monop
oily for the exclusive manufacture in
Sweden OF spirits, was organized to-
day with capital approximating
S4,000,OO0.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-10

widely known in connection with the
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks, of which organization he was
grand tyler, is dead at Piqua. 0.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-10
CASE SET FOR FRIDAY.
City Physician Losh of Des Moines
Must Answer to Charges of
lnsuhoriinatIon

Des Moines, Feb. 9.-(SpeciaD -
The trial of DR.. Clifford Losh city
physician, charged with neglect Of
duty and insubordination has been set
for Friday morning before the city
council The trial of James Morgan,
secretary of the city board of health,
on similar charges is now in progress
before the council
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-10
Jt-,n Redmond Reelected.

Dublin, Feb. 9.-John Redmond to-
day was reelected chairman of the
Nationalist party.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1910-02-10
VICTIM OF FOUL PLAY
Walter Dutton Of EddyviIIe Found ir
Oskaloosa In Bad Condition

Oskaloosa, Feb. 9.-(SpeciaD- Wal
ter Dutton, aged 6 of Eddyville was
found in an unconscious and bruised
condition under the overhead bridge in
the Iowa Central yards here at mid,
night and died couple of hours later
Foul play is suspected.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
ARMY


inc following changes in the stations
and duties Of officers Of the quarter
masters department are ordered
Laptain CHARLES r. LAWSON Is re-
AeNed from duty in the office Of the
quartermaster general. and viii 20
70 Fort Hamilton and assume charge
OF construction work, relieving So
ond Lieutenant WALTER p BOAT
WRIGHT, Coast Artillery Corps
captain RALPH s GRANGER viii re-
port 10 the quartermaSter general
Tor assignment
Saptsin JOHN T. SHEPARD, Medical
Corps. j. relieved from duty at Fort
Logan, Col, and viii take transport
% san on or about November :. 1884,
Tor the Philippine Islands
FIRST Lieutenant WALTER o HOW
ILL Medical Reserve Corps. is -e-
leved from duty a. the Preside OF
san IRA nrlSCD- and VIII leave Ssu
Francisco for Honolulu. Hawaii Ter
TitOry-
Captein PIERCE A MURPHY. First
cavalry upon the adjournment Of
the ->sIIrt-msrtiaI now IN session st
Fort Myer, Va. VIII report 10 the
aofutaut general
Lieutenant Colonel FRANCIS l. PAY
son deputy paymaSter general, will
report 20 an army retiring board at
Washington for examination
Captain GEORGE D. GI-TER- Sixteenth
Infantry VIII assume charge Of con
Suuctipu work al Fort William II
Seward. Alaska. relieving First Lieu
tenant WILLIAM s NELLY. Tween
ry-secGnd Infantry
First Lieutenant JACOB SCHTCK- Tenth
Infantry viii proceed TO his home
preparatory 20 retirement from ac-
tive service
The following assignments to regiments
OF officers recently promoted are or
dered- Captain GEORGE H. WHITE
TO Sixteenth Infantry, First LIeUteu-
ant LOUIS FARRELL 10 Ninth In
fant-v.
The following changes in the stations
and duties Of officers Of the Corps Of
Engineers are ordered
Major CLEMENT. A r. FLAGLER is
relieved from duty with the Third
battalion Of Engineers and as chief
engineer oihcer- and VIII proceed TO
Nashville. Tenn. ana relieve Major
WILLIAM W HARTS-
Lieutenant Colonel JOSEPH r. KUHN
Is assigned 10 the command. remuor-
arIly, Of the Third Battalion Of En-
Siueers-
Captain THOMAS H JACKSON will re
port 10 the commanding general De-
paTtment OF California. for dulv as
cnlef engineer officer Of that depart
Enent- relieving Lieutenant Colonel
JOHN RIDDLE.
Captain ROBERT r RALSTON is re-
Heved from duty under the mme-
9idte orders Of Lieutenant Colonel
LANSING r. BEACH and VIII re-
HeTe Major HARRY BURGESS
temporarily. on or about July Is 1916.
and VIII report by letter 10 Colonel
NATTER l. FISK Corps Of En-
ucCrS-
Captain ARTHUR WILLIAMS Is re-
lieFed from duty under the iwue-
date orders Of Ma jor JAMES r. No
lNDOE7 and VIII proceed 10 Seattle.
Wash and report To- Major
CHARLES " ET-TZ
Captain WARREN T.. HA%NI-N viii
relieve Lieutenant Colonel WILL
IAN O. LAEGFITT Of the funds
now IN his charge. and VIII Tptr4uS-
ier them tu Lieutenant Colonel
E-ANGFITT
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
EXCURSIONS.

Victims Of the Ciry's heat to whom a
salt water bath means relief from many
Of the burdens are f0urneying 60 Chesa-
peake Beach these rare July DAYS
a long swim and dinner afterwar I'd
round uur dar. the major portion OF
which las been spent in a suffocatiug
Office or store
Many Improvements have been made
a. the beach during the winter months.
and q number Of new attractions have
been provided for amusement seekers
The long boardwalk Is thronEed daily
and the y-EO-rOunds. dancing pa
wilton. bowling alleys roller coaster.
and other features Of the resort are well
patronizsd-
The frequent car service 10 the beach
and the cheapneSs Of the excursions
cents a round trip on week DAYS and 81
CerrS on Suudays-haVP combined IN
bring Chesapeake Beach into greater
popularity this season than ever before.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
NAVY

Ca0tain O.. c.. ROGERS, detached con-
naud Washington and continue
other duties
Lieutenant Commando p H. NAT
SON detached compass Office Naval
Observatory. Washington. u c. TO
Vermont as DaEiElrOT-
Lieutenant Commander W \ eros
LEY. detached Vermont To- Bureau
Of Navigation, Nav Department
Washington d c.
Lieutenant Commando r W HEN
DERSON- commissioned a lieutenant
commando iu the navy from De
cembe- - 1912
LieuteE-ut Gurior grade r. r SHOE
MAKER detached Mississippi to
Naval Medical School Hospital
washington D. c. for treatment
Lieutenant Guui0r grade T. p
bbETCH- commissioned a Ieu-e1-
ant tluuior ErLETt g." The navy from
January %. 1910.
Lieutensr- Junior craEeB r J.. Nc
SHEEIiN- commissioned q fieuteu-
ant Euu5OT ETaCeI IN the navy from
January 81 1870.
Ensign g e MAYO. detached Vermont.
- HancoeH- navy yard New Yor.--
Ensign @ n DALLAS. detached Con
necucut. 10 Vermont
Surgeon b l. WRIGHT. detached Naval
Hospital Las Auiua~- Col. 20 Ne
1raSEa
Pay INSPECTOR H. A. DENT. detached
Durcn2Slu- pay officer. navy paw Of
nee ana navy yard Portsmouth, y
H. % navy wand. Philadelphia. Pa
as paEmaSte- of yard
Pa Inspector F. T. ARMS. detached
navy va-d, Boston Mas TO navy
usT tIlr-- and additional 6EtV navy
ward Portsmouth. y r.
Pavu.asrrr " T GRAY 20 navy ward.
BeS-c-, Moss
P5,vn-est,r r. =. COZ BY detached navy
vard- Fhfla6eIDHia- Pc settle a.
counts a15 wait orders
AsSiStGur FavwaSter J. IT, KNAPP de-
ra-HeG Princeton To homo and wait
O~G-FS-
AsSisra~r PavUfaSrer r. Z. ATKINSON
detached EuEaav 81 supplies ard Ac-
counts. Nav Department. vs. a~hir--
ton D. c. 10 Princeton
Assistant f-aEw ester T. BALDWIN. to
uaVC ward. Boston. Mass as assist
ant @" the accounting officer fer In
SIN -rEUrI-
Assistant Pa-u-aster T. T. BEACH. de-
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
BRIDGE COLLAPSE
BEING INVESTIGATED
Authorizes Begin Inquiry Into
Causes of Accident in Which
PIeasureseekers Were Injured.

ASBTET PARK y J. July g-Au IT,
vestiEatiou was begun today into the
CoIlarse late last night Of a foot bridge
on which $40 persons were crowded
Five persons four OF Them women were
injured
The bridge Of iron was AT WesIey
Lake. y here there had been a fireworks
display at the victims were crushed
O. rrampled-
Mrs N. s Downing. OF Paterson.
y J.. who was hurt Internally. was
this morning declared 10 De in serious
condition The others were reported
inirToved- They are AIRS Harry Evans.
Trenton y = crushed Mrs Mary
Condor Ocean Grove. broken ankle.
RereCCa Epstein. ASbuTy Park. two
ribs broken and Charles BurdEe. West
Grove. y J.. confusion Of the head
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
Army and Navy Orders

tached nsyv ward. New York. y. y:
10 navy ward. Boston. Mass
Professor. OF Mathematics G. X. CAL
ROY y commissioned q professor OF
mathematics from June y. 1910
assistant Naval Constructor F. ..
FITCH. JR- discharged treatment
Naval Hospital Las AIlimas. Colo.
10 Aorue ana walk orders
Chef Foatsys ain g. NYGAARD. cor.,-
-u;SSiOued a chief u0atSWaiE IN the
navy from July so. 1903
chief BoatSEEain r ALLEN comrlis-
stoned q chief b0atSwain iU the navy
i5Om September 10 1Sf9
Chief Roatswain O. z. HURDLE. Chief
EoatsUoin .. F. NcIICGH Grief
BoGt~Waiu A T. WNEWTCk Chief
HostsUa-n c. OLLIE commissioned
chief bOatSwatuS in tie navy from
May lG. 1910
Chief Gunner NJ AIONSSEN.. commits
stoned a chief conner in the navy
fr0rn Nav = 1910.
Chief Conner W J. CREELNIAN. com
LnlSsloned a chief gunner IN the navy
nom Nav 30 1910
Chief GGunsrs T. SWANSON. G. J.
MILLER X J. EGAN, w. T. RAN-
lex, " f. BEITCH. and r
HENS, commissioned chief %luueFs
ID t1e navy from N1E =, l2lr-
Chief Carpenter = = TWIGG, commits
Stored chief carpenter IN The navy
from December y. 1910
ei'l,L -Iaea5nlSt A. d DENINE. com
t.tu a c-ilef maclnilst 90 the
,,f... -e-' ION -laE'h T. -sio
Chiei MachiniSt J. T.. MCCORMACK
,.-i--' S>-o-isa a c-lel laeHlnist ln the
,,- -. - 5''l Nllt IL, l-'l'-
81 Inns j. X BRADSHAW, detached
~. 49, 20 ouly blHai5-
Fa1-master Clerk y REAE. appointment
as 2 paFnast@r.s clerk. duty navy
Hai"r FhIi2celplla. revoked
FaN master Clerk T. A. HENRY. an
rclulInant as payuaster-s clerk
aetE navy yard. Portsmouth. y H.
--N3Nel-
Ray master Clerk g W VAN RRT-NT.
appointed paEua~trr-S clerk dr.rr
Na,ai Academy Annapolis. Nd
The following midSrir-0en ra--a r,.-,
commissioned ersfg7s IN .,,- ~.
Tr-a e rq-.. va -io-ll
TF.--7l.-l I-s'' = ~ A " Carrltc1aeL
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

ELEVATOR OT-ENperIeuced. Tor Office
building. reference VA GREEN, 4 81
y W
AtA\ ED-Fosition by young co!ored maa.
Ia ct-rE store. as porter experienced Ad-
dress $50 X ST. s W
MANI F-)-Pssitiou by young physician or
work 10 drug store. city or country. Apply
BOX ls- Times once.
Want H-Iz-E- eoiored man. work in grocery
store OF any Hsll driving. IsS B5uninE
-o-1-
PLACE as farm worker. Address NE
ERODE CaRLSEN. care Il. Pauc1ast.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
SITUATIONS WANTED.

\TED-Positisn as plain cook IN small
family ar TWO or three adults can COOK
course einuer- BOX -, Times Office
VAN ED-Fy respectable vo5o-ei SI-f. place
as Chaulermaid. stay nights sac L s.
n W
- Ed Washing 60 Go AZ home OF by The
day Ga T st. n W
HA>TEF-Ev millinery trimmer tH-sr-
t-1Sst- position Tor abe coming season.
EnN la. Times office
WAETED-siy a respectable coI1reI Eirl
place as nurse FOR baby. S.0f reference.
Is.- jackson ST.. ETOoElaul. j. g.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
BIRDS AND ANIMALS

SINGING CANARIES. Parrots. Dogs. CATS
Angcra Goats GoIdfshes. Rabbits Guinea
Pigs. ana Chickens SCHMID'S EIRD
STORE. IL 1zth 81 y. y.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
WAhTED-SALESMEN

SALE-SNEN-We have brand new cen
cut side line, best yet. consigned goods.
prompt commissions ORC MFG CO. u &
jefferson St. cs{esEO.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS
Arriyed-Dubuque al BIue1eIds. Paul
Jones Perry PrebIc. and Lawrence at
san DIEGO. lowe. Indiana and NaSSa-
rIuSe-rS AT MErSejIIeS. Wolverine al De
tr0it. and Helena az Sizkvau-
Safled-New Orleans from SiakUau
Tor EheEun.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
JEWELRY

OUR JEWELRY DEPARTMENT
viii surprise you with its many articles Of
genuine Uorth-scarf pins. chains breoche
bracelets. etc. abound here at special prices
Wen De glad TO show you how wei We
are equipped to handle this end Of our larE-
business
TIE PERIL
So 1TH STREET y "
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
HAIR GOODS

LADIES. SAVE YOUR COMBINGS-
Beautiful puffs. braIds. and switches made
from C0mbings- latest stvIes. ressor,s ~.
DTices. De SARD. 7I5 Eve st y "
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
FOR RENT-R0OmS
Furnished

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49, -
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a-s, l-s- --
= ST. n w n-secouI f9ar- rooms;
water in bae.- room. NJ objections i' chill
dTen. rent ~
! - M .a--Coo1 front ana other
-eo-T-s- running water 81 ami s. se-iy
- - -
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loo'n -----.- is-5 o. same door
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The Washington times., 1910-07-09
WAHTED-AGENTS

A FEW EEERGLADE fsr-1s for sale. south
shore Of okeeChobee I-aEe- agents afso
wanted for the best land deal in south Flor
ida good commission SAINT. p COPPER
Is y. CAP. 81
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
ANTIQUE FURNITURE

y Seal ANTIQUE FURNITURE RE-
PRODUCING. REPAIRING 81 L ST ~
" PHONE y. az \.
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
ROOMS AND B0ARP

WIDOW ow q home in suburbs wants Ioa1
~ so TO tst IN chickens. viii give Sc
eurity- board and room for . months BOX
800. Times office.
+ ST y " is35-Front room. best fare.
So. rsrEs s..r1. hest fare. so. table board
q, erythinE bss-
ST y. W, 4oS-FuruiShed rooms with o.
without boa =, FOR gentIemeE only
ST. y. ", I22+NieeIy furnished cool
roomss good board
The Washington times., 1910-07-09

FOR RENT-ROOMS
Furnished and Unfurnisbed
tOfslottAN ST w l5Iz-Tao LARGE Sec
oHd HooT- ccInrnunicatinE rooms. T-s,-s-e
'a-H' very cool large windows one Ia--e
ntcey furnished fronJ room. on frs- rao-
* ST. s T.. S2U-Iarce -657 -0---g- -
ing oath. Ish- Housekeeping. reasons5is
y CAP ST. I0O-Tv.o TzrE5s r7-7l----5S7-e,4
ana one furnished roOm- private family
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
BOARD
W0MEN'S WANTS

WANT D-Tabre laarrere 10
HOUSE. E-L st. and Pa ave
The Washington times., 1910-07-09
CONSULTATION -.
HERS SPECIALIST

FiEF.B SFEcJALTIEs.
srr- .r Hero EenEd Is which are -uar-
rrrrsI 10 cure OF relieve any and all ar