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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-16
SEED OF Pine
FROM austria
]. REACHES HERE
FOREIGN TIMBER SEED RECEIVED
At LOCAL FORESTRY OFFICE
TO BE PLANTED IN FLORIDA
~ UNCLE sAM-REPurEp TO
Be OF GREAT TURPENTlNE
VALUE.

Seed Of Austrian pine has been re-
eeived at the Office of !. N. Tldrdge,
forest supervisor. to be planted in the
Florida districts of the federal for.
estry reserve. The shipment came
from Austria, via Ogden, Utah. The
seed was received there In bulk di.
rect from Austria, and distributed to
the various forestry districts adapta-
Bile 70 pine.
The shipment received here, viii
shortly be distributed among the
Florida planting stations Of the pre-
serve. The Austrian pine 10 said to
be Of great turpentine value, and
while Il Is adapted to a more severe
climate, IL has been proven that It
can be grown In Florida.
Maui do admire q man Of mettio.
Ethel-So do I. IL the metal Is OF the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-16
WITH
THE NOMADs.

WITH
THE NOMAOS.
Several changes have been made
with the Nomads this week. Miss
Julia Writings resignation as vice.
president was the occasion for one.
Mrs. c. w. Oliver being elected to fill
that position. The death of the late
Mrs. r. NJ. Bushnell left a vacancy in
the club which is now filled by Miss
Cornie Bass. The club has now set
tied down to a most important season
of earnest study, and will meet week.
ly until next Spring as usual.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Levy and daugh
ter left the city last night for Bir'
mingham, after a pleasant visit with
friends here.
The First Baptist ladies met yester
day at the home Of Mrs. Wilson on
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-16
sTANps ~ HIS RELIGION.

STANDS ~ HIS RELIGION.
The Rev. DR.. Henry Haslam, pastor
Of Gethsemane Baptist Church At
Eighteenth Street and Columbia Ave-
nue., WAS delivering IN address the
other day ct . ministers meeting.
says tho Philadelphia Times.
Il once knew q Baptist, IN oad man
Of the hard.sheu order. To him the
Baptist religion was the only one.
zone day . friend Of his, who was
sMethodigt, stopped him On the
street.
"'You know there arc other ways
besides the Baptist way Of getting to
heaven he said.
my Baptist friend drew himself
up.
80 That's true, there may b. 10
sid with withering scoFn, but no
gentleman would take advantage o,
them"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-16

THE BRAND TO ASK FOR.
Blue Ribbon Vanilla and Lemon are
the extroc0 % use II you want dainty,
delicious de3sertS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-16

MrA A. g. Mcclellan left q few dsys
ago to join Mr.. Mcclellan in Chatta-
hoochee, where they viii make their
future home, much to the regret Of
their many frinds In Penfacola and
Warrington.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-16

East Chase street, q full attendance
being reported.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-16

Maui do admire man Of mettis.
Ethel--So do I. IL the metal Is OF the
right kind.-Boston Transcript.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-16
MARINE BAND CONCERTS.

The convention is Indebted to Rear
Admiral Lucien Young and the OH.
GERS Of the navy yard for two excel.
lent concerts given by the marine
band, from the south balcony Of the
hotel. Monday and Tuesday nights.
They preceded the regular night ses-
sion and continued iorty-five minutes.
The concerts were much enjoyed BY
the delegates.
The Washington times., 1910-01-14

Ihe above property Is rome q the select
places J have Tor sale 7 an sure rheE are
great bargains Located near Electric rail-
road. schools. churches. and stores 7 haze
al kinds Of property for sale. consisting OF
farms suburban homes, and business propo-
sifions. II viii pay you 20 by from :.
country agent Send for s9-psRe CATALONIA
JOHN r. JERsLAS
FAIRFAX Va
Branch Offices, Vienna. Va BzIIstoa Va
1916 l s. y W. washington D c
PHONE Connections
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Railroads.
sEABoARD AIR LINE.
SCHEPELE.

SCHEDULE.
I0:g5 a. m daily Florida Fast Maj"
Through caacles and Pullman sIeeperS 20
savannah and Jacksonville Parlor car
Jacksonville 70 Tampa Through siecpeT5 10
Attain. ard Birrnin CHAM Dining cars
As p. II daily. The FlamingO-' Quick
est FsoriIa train Through coaches 20 Jack
souvfIle- Pullman sIeepers TO JacksonFiIIs.
St Aug stine. Palm Beach. Mani, and
knights Key. Connecting Tor Havana Din
ing cars
100 D. m '.Ssaboard Florida Limited %
Solid Pullman Electric Lighted Through
Sieepers to St Augustine. Palm Beach. Nj
ami and knights Key Connection Tor Mas
ssu and Havana Club Observation and
dining car
Through coaches and Pullman sieeaers 20
SavaE1Ih. jacksonville. and Tampa Also
- Atlanta, Birmingham. and Memphis Din
ing cars
Ticket once. 14g New York ave y W
z A. HARDWOOD. C. T.
G b Ryan. @ P a. Portsmouth, Va
c. Z Philips. d P A, Washington. n. g
MOTIF
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-FoIIowing schedule figures publishe i
only as information and are not guaranteed
For Atlanta Birmingham. Mobile Ne y
Orleans Asheviile- a and Io-s5 D. N
FOR Chattanoogs- and Memphis. 500 a m.
daily.
For Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga
rIrnafnehau1- New Orleans. 1910 p N
For Roanoke. Knoxville. ChattauoOzs
Nashville Memphis. 4-l0 a m daflv
fSfeepfuE car open after 10 D NJ
To- Atlanta Birmingham Columbia
Charleston. Augusta, Aiken, Savannah. lack
sonviue, and Florida points AIS .. m daiIv-
L s BROWN, General Agent
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Women Wants
Holmes Homemade Piss

HOT AENCE PIE
Nothing better for dessert, especially II you
serve Holmes Delicious Homemade Mince
Pies. Crisp crusts. generous dIlings. e0o
each. Holmes Homemade Fruit Cake, any
size, CSC pound Holmes Bakery. 107 r
St ~ ". Tel 1857. de2e-u
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1IS6-lz1z acres. fine Groom house cellar
! attic porcheE. furnace heat water ana bath
I acetylene gas; beautiful lawn; barn. other
necessary oUtbuilGiEgs- Price. 81. 0o0 Worth
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1@T5-In Fairfax 10 acre.. fe-roor, ho,sA
pcrches. cellar. barn ard necessary our
buildings; well Water4d and fenced Price
Sssos55 VIII make good farm OF subdivision
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Business Opportunities.

.CCERT: H 81. ne. rent. SO; rooms;
asa trade. great bargain at------------ --St4Q
kerry and confectionery stand good
7aoe5 Nd ave. ne rooms price--------- Lat
III DRINCf business central NV rent
IS rooms quick sale TAX ------------- 80
4JUR-CHAIR barber shop rent IS,
lafEe house. near 7th st NV only $500 90
POULTRY. butter and egg stand IN lead
tnB market great sacrifice at------------- 90
FRUIT and vegetaEe business old
stand 3 St NV: fine team yours Tor 800
GROCERY and meat market rent. 80,
sales. SO daily other interests ----------. 90
CORNER grocery Nj Pleasant rent,
so. hiZh-claSs trade. invoice oT---------- so
GROCERY, corner ne rent. ~ rooms
cash sales So day- best at--------------l coo
MOVING picture business transient ST
clearing So daily: snap a. . CO
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1923 F.
Fa1a-4r
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JOHN MARSHALL PLACE. I7-Rasement
store heated. hot and cold water; rent SO
3aIf-5t'
lis sJh NV. large store anc CELLAR so %
KARRICK s METCAI-F. 1870 N Y ave.
fac - Il
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS Of the
Dfstri OF Columbia Washington d c..
Jansls 1910. Sealed proposals VIII Re
recefv-f Office until TWO O'Clock y ~.
IanU - 3. for furnishing and erecting
in = Building one forty thousand
tfo. g. eal e. thirty thousand i2e 0e04 cubic
feet arr washers. Blank forms Of
psopa= ali necessary information may
Be )oa application 10 The Property
Clcr u Room so District Building
He E MCFARLAND HENRY L
We LIAM '. JUDSOS. Comuis-
sIo- 5&I1-st
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY

Published as info-uati sn- not E1a<zuteed
200 p N. daiv-FOr Virginia. Wes- virginia
and Kentucky poiT - PulImans-
$50 D ify-C1N-I>-NATT-ST LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIsE. Solid train to ST
Louis. with Pullman SLEEPER TO Chicago.
Stops only at imPprtanf stations. Pullman 5
Enest equipment
i1s1e 2. I'd. daily-F. F. V. LIMITED f.
Cincinnati. Louisville. the West SO;fth-
west. and Northwest Pullman sieepeTs
c & Q. a ~ carte Dining Car Service
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices Oh Pennsylvania
avenue. 1888 r street, and Union Station
Telephone Main 1856 and z2o6 for tiCksfS ba e
gage checks reservations. tsxieabs-
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R
LEAVE. NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL Blue LINE
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour"
20 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NV TERMINAL. I'D ST NEW YORK
:. go a u--Diner- Pullman ParIor Car
fe-e9 a. m--5-hour train
$50 a E--Diner and Pullman Pario- Car
fll-oo a. m--IDiner and Observation Pullman
PaTlor Car
100 D E--Diner and Pullman Pa-lcr Car.
's.o5 p nj Royal Limited All Pullman.
Five-hour-
1900 p 1n--Cosches 70 PHILADELPHIA
SEQ D m--Diner and Pullman ParIor-
$50 ;. m--COsches to New York
us y T--Sleepers 10 New York
'Z-52 a 1n--Sleepers 70 Philadelphia and New
York
AT-.ANTIC CRY, t7,oa 900. tn.Oo g. m.
70 BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR ON TIE HOUR"
week Days, a n to Il .. M
~. f5-e0 $3.50. 100 20. $50 $50 900
2 30 fIe-oo. .l1oo q. m, '12.co noon: ties.
fs-45. '5-c f5-03 $50. 800 ss:ss. 200 $50
fs-o0. 1000. 'I0-S5. '1I-S0. sI2.15 y 7
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. "I.Z7. so D. m
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE ss-IO a m. 's-o5 . n 40 night
PTTTsBURG. "9:io a ma. -i.2i. -s.1s D. m
CLEVELAND. 80 D n
COLJ-MFs-S. $50 2. H.
WHEELING. '9-10 a m. SO D m
VINCE ESTER. +s-1o a. m. f4-05. $500 D m
HAGERsTOwN. 1910 a m. $50 .. N.
ANNAPOLIS. go. $50 a m Uses noon
IS 20. 1880. $3.50. and $50 D n
sDsIIy- Except sunday tSunday only.
TELEPHONES at all Of the following
Ticket Ohces- 1917 G ST Tel Main 1881: SIG
Station Ticket Once Main 1850: Informs-
ton Bureau Main $50.
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zzi-ls acres, IS IN woods. broom colonial
mouse open frsplaces. furnace heat 10
Gated IN nice shady lawn barns other
necessary oUtbUildlngs. large orchard; farm
- We'll Watered- VIII make a good farm
Or subdivision. Price 81 O0o
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Washington Southern Railwav

20 Richmond and points South via Ed
ksb,irz-Lcave Union Station daily a.
m rs m. ie-l5 a M Has q
4-C5 p m. f-15 D. m $50 D. M - o. N
1000 q m Leave week days. 200 n N
s A l. Florida Limited. ard 40 D ~
A c l. Florida Special All pulls,sns- NJ
local stops. Local for FREDERICKSBURG. D
m. daily Times Of departure ana Gomez
uons not guaranteed jas-tF
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
OF Washington and It's Suburbs
Suburban Property.

For Sale.

EOK SALE
Nice homes and good Investments along the
Loiiey leading from Washington 20 Fairfax
Va All within fourteen miles az washing
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For Rent-Busine Pr3l;s11r

FOR RElST-SIore and d1 s-ifer 20 -
E E. LOUIS p. SHOEM 1E5t 90 7sr
y. Y. 5-
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fov-leJ acres, dwelling 70x32. containing L
are rooms. attic, cellar under whole house
me porchess located In a nice shady lawn.
barns, one lo0I5o: the other 58x40- Most al
zlhos o. fruit: well watered- Price 81 90
The buildings cost s12 O0e
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Horses and Vehicles.

FOR SALE-Cheap- good heavy drauzht
horse. 800 18th 81 y " fa1s-7fs
FOR SALE-F1ne single horse brouEhau
rubber tree. IN excellent condition. cost
Sl-2o0. VIII sacrifice for $500 Apply 10 A
STEPHAN, sS5 Pa ave Oc2 50. tn h-tf
FOR SALE-One hay horse: good driver: per
fectly gentle Apply SIS 18th ST y "
faIg-2r-
FOR SALE-A uzht closed delivery wagon /:
almost new; cheap 81 = st y z 3a1s-sts
FOR HIRE-Pleasure teams business teams
or a horse for your wagon, by he dsv
week. OF month. AZ reduced rates PITS
NOGLE, rear 81 Pa ave y ". Main S.
jsl0-I5t
FOR SALE-I2 hvrses and mares Ou-nN-
must sell rear as Pa ave 5s5-tf
Buy YOUR BLANKETS and robes A.
Goes y Ellis Large square blankets nc
Up Large plush robes, $50 Up The best
rain covers. $50 up.-LRrgest assortrnent# OF
new ana secondhand harness 81 and M
Vehicles. SIS Up Phone II IsTT- 20a-aII-2I2-
pa 18th y. Y. noqr-rr
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Office Rooms
Ioney to Loan on Real Estate.

lOney TO Loan on Real Estate.
WILL MAKE you a loan on your equity 10
ny interest ana back payments Address
OK $50. Times Office jaIl--ts
tONET TO LOAN on approved city real
state at lowest current rates Special priv
eyes with respect to prior payments. Iarge
mounts Specially TYLER < RUTHER-
ORD. 80 18th St n W noI2-tf
HONEY TO LOAN on D. c REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest. Payments on
rincipsl in amounts OF sl03 OF more re-
eived al any interest period TH5 F H
NTH CO. Bond Building, 1903 y. 4 ave
Jyl5-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-sz50 to $500 90 on d. c
real estate. Interest low. and ali transac-
lions eondueted with economical cousidera-
don for borrowers
WM- II. SAUNDERS & CO..
IzO- r St n W
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES OF
INTEREST on D, c. Real Estate. No IN
reasonable delay
WALTER II. ACKER,
fet-tf 1ksoF ST. y. IA
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Expert Shoe Repairng

SHOES-Whoie soies and h s.
mems 81 g. ladies' S11G- q
called FOR delivered Eontell
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Floor Oils.

c T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUST-RIIsIr
ING FLOOR OIL keeps the floors clean and
bright gives them POLISHED finish. sc gallon
delivered Phone Main 6f5s. once II3 Pa
ave n " GOOD FOR YOUR FURNI-
TJ-RE Try It. 5aI0-5tc
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Suburban Property.

WILL SACRIFICE my suburban home. S
room house and one acre Of ground for 81 400
5000 cash Address BOX AZ, Times Office.
is14-5te
FOI: SALE-Right at Mulhan Station. Va
on rails Church electric road. IxI-6 acres good
garden land. new four-rooua cottage 81 SO
OW' .ER. BOX 412. Times Office. jsI4-sts
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DR.. Reed SOP SPeG ;1.s IS

FACTE2ER OF Herb Remedies -vhzra
arS guaranteed to cure o relieve any Gus
AL ailments Mems complaints q specially.
Auls-tf
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so4-Near Falls Church. fine trucking farm;
- acres s-room house. barn other uscessarv
gu oaiialngs' nice orchard; plenty OF shade.
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Storage Batteries

We LEND YOU A BATTERY while "a
charging yours. Price TecharEe. 75c Batteries
rented for s1-59 a month. including recharz-
ing RePairIng- ali makes. economical prices
Witherbee Ignitsr Co. 81 I4th st Room Q
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For Sale Miscellaneous.

SEWING MACHINES 70 be closed out OF left
over stock from Christmas gifts Singer
latest, so; Standard, sI9s fun cabinet. So
second hand-drop head machines all makes
good new. S 10 SIS box top machfnes
s 70 S. new autom8tiC. SO. All taken in
exchange for the Davis Vertical Feed the
only machine Tor embru5dery and best for
plain sewing
DAVIS AGENCY.
sLs Pin 81 y. " Gail Main SssS
fzT4-2f
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Automobiles.

FOR SALE-A bargain. UWO-cyIIndeF puicl,
touring car IN good condition. Fy-sr the rhfa-
for real estate salesman Apply STAND
ARD GARAGE. E121 18th ST y "
JsIE-3ts
FOR SALE-Ford touring car. Model \ ls0q-
fully equipped Special price for immediate
purchaser CARTER MOTOR CAR CO
20 Munsey Bldg jai2-St
1893 BUICK ROADSTER fully equIppef
newly painted. IN good condition At a bar
gain CARTER MOTOR CAR CORPORA
TON. Munsey Building fs12-fF
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Printing.
Watch Repairing.

FTRST-CLASS WATCH ana 5ewelry repair
ing. railroad watches a specially Best work
lowest prices RICHMILL, ~ 9Th St s. W.
jas-11-I4
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Hauling and Moving

We MOVE ANTTHING-From small boxs
and baggage 20 the heaviest machinery safes
etc Furniture in padded vans q specially
ESTIMATES p FINISHED.
MERCHANTS IRA NSFER & STORAGE CO
s2o-e22 Z 81 y " Main $50.
TaE-p9t
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Locksmith and BeIlhanging

We REPAIR LOCKS and CASH REGIS
TIERS. HANG BELLS MAKE KEYS Sole
agents for MENDETS, which require no heat
solder OF cement. 10c. Z5c packages
F. A HCG5E & SON 40 s ST. y V
Postal OF phone orders North 1857 II
5aIaIs1sa
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Printing.

READY FOR BUSINESS. Va Print 1e0e
business size envelopes Tor SIS Cards 81 -
Other printing reasonable , FRIEDMAN
6l2 n 7 ava n " Phone Main 45E-
dezs-eod-tf
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Tailors.

JAEGER TAILOR AND CLEANER. SIS z
81 y ". formerly 81 81 Suits cleaned
repaired, 5oc uPs umbrellas repaired. lee
saI1-FF
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TypeWriters.

REBUILT l. G. Smiths Underwood. Rem
ington, Smith Premier. good as new. for
sale and rent at lowest prices Typewriter
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Worhngmen's Wants.

who hoes & down can get II here. going
20 -y 20 please EN- al. slightly used
tailored suits AZ So 20 SO; boys overcoats At
$50 % s.; odd vests Sc 50c; one price only.
JJSTH-S OLD STAND. SIP D y ". u
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Storage.
Coal and We

WOOD. GOAL. CUEl-
Clean coal. Full weight g--e
Cord and split wood Of All -l
ATLAS CEMENT II ANY 9 ac-TVTT
RINALDI BROS.
III 7th s. N ". Pc rs.
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There VIII be sold at public auction on Tues
cay, January Is, 1910, at y O'Clock noon, on
the nth 81 front OF the Postofiice Department
building. corner 18th and Pa ave n w.
Washington p. G. a general assortment OF
unserviceabie desks. file cases. chairs motors
wire. empty oil barrels. carpets, iinoleum and
- CT miscellaneous articles. Terms CHFh
B. direction Of T. H HITCHCOCK. Port
Dlaste- General ja14.15.7
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Dress Suits For Hire.
ONLY CP-TO-DATE fun dress and tuxedo
suits for hire VI 7 PINES Merchant
Taller. 1o06 9Th st ~ W 1sI-tf
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For Rent-Houses
Unfurnisfed.

FOR RENT-s1s- %. nice S-room home 5ls
5tn ST s E. convenient and in drst-clsss
condition
SHANNON & LUCHs. u3 i4th St y. w.
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lloo-ls acres, 9-rOOrn house. atcfc. cellar
oolohlal porch, large earn. other necessary
outbuiidings, ali new; plenty OF fr7Ifr an
berries; farm stocked. horses. cows
hogs, chickens. farming implements. q1antttv
Of feed. al FOR 81 500
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MARKETS
Oysters, Clans, ana Crabs.
LEE J ROBERTS. 209 10Th y ".
Always Plenty OF stock
Fresh Shgcke5-
Phone Main zs05 lnext door,.
JsII-tf
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Auto Lamp Repairing.

AUTO LAMP OUT OF ORDER2
Bring Il 10 US We viii put Il in Al condi-
n ION al a small cost
MOORE & CO. sos John NT>rsbaTI place
Phone Main z347
5a-vvf-tf
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Thomas J. Owen & Son, Auctionecrs
PROVED REAL ESTATE NEAR BEN
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Window Cleaning.

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS
White help and moderate prices. LEON I.
CAHOON- Acme Window Cleaning Co re
moved 20 921 q y. ". Phone NJ 7l59
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$50 CREDIT on OLD PIANO.

Organ Photograph. as first payment On new
uprightE- Squares SO. Organs g. Easy terms.
LAWRENCE'S, 500 10th T Hg3i9s S.. so
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SINGING CANARIES- parrots eats rabbits
" hite mice. rats. gold ashes. etc. DOGS and
cats washed and Sroomed az your homes by
expert lady SCHkID'S BIRD STORE ~
l1lh 81 ja5-tf
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For Rent-Omces.

FOR RENT IN THE MUNSET BUILDING;
THE FINEST OFFICE BUILDING IN
WASHINGTON ESPECIALLY DESIRA-
BILE FOR PRESS AND BUSINESS REP
ESENTATTVES- SERVICE AND AP-
POINTMENTS OF THE HIGHEST ORDER
LOCATION IDEAL RENTALS low AP-
FLY FOR PARTICULARS. LGENT OF
BUILDING sPls-tf
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-09
STEER PRICES STEADY.
Texans and DistiIIery Fed Beeves Best
Quality Lots.

! exams ana DbSIti0Ty ISO 00SvoS oSSS
Quality Lots.
Stock Yards, Chicago, June Sup
ply Of corn fed steers was quite small
and quality plain, but there was pack
er and shipping demand enough to eff
feet an early clearance at full steady
rates, compared with Monday. Best
natives went at $7.65. Stillers topped
the market at $S.15, with others selling
at $7.65@8.10. Most natives were plain
and medium, selling at $6.50@7.25.
Packers had a train load Of Texans
direct and twenty-four loads of meal
fed Texas steers were on the market.
selling at $6.25@7.35, largely at $4,000
1875. Prices for Texans were 10@15c
higher than last week. Butcher stock
met an uneven demand, medium
grades selling weaker, but good cows
and heifers held Mondays level. Most
COWS made $4.40@5.15. Gamers were
steady at $2.75@3.35 and good cutters
reached $4.15. Bulls sold at Mondays
prices, largely at s450@5.25. Calves
met brisk packer and shipper demand
at 25@50c advance on a week ago.
Prime vealers reached $3.50 and choice
grades went chiefly at S8.60@S.75.
Feeder cattle, in short supply, were
dull sale. but values held at the Mon
day level. Prices had the following
range:
Choice to fancy steers. -. .ss15@s.75
Medium to good steers. 5000 500
Inferior to fair steers. .5.85@6.75
FIT cows and heifers. -. .4.35@7.5O
Canning cows and heifers. .2.75@4.15
Native bulls and stays. 1850 500
Feeding cattle 100 lbs. 1850 so
Fair to fancy veal calves. .7s5@8.9
Heavy calves ..............3 .50@5.25
Export steers ................6 .75@7.5 so
Distillery steers ............ .7.35@S.35
Mixers and springers. 49,. .35.00@75.O
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2
+ DRAkEVILLE.

Miss Mamie Newkirk Of Ottumwa
spent Sunday here with her parents.
Mrs. Maggie Cox OF Bloomfield and
children were callers here Sunday
evening on their way home from a
short visit In Udell
Max Powers Of Omaha is here on
business connected with G. A. Thomp-
sons grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Johnston were
Belknap visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Piper was called to OF
tunwa last Thursday on account of
the illness OF her sister Mrs. Katie
Yoke.
Louis Goodlander had the misfor-
tune to break bone in his foot and
as consequence is off duty at the
depot.
Ruel Turner, wife and son Forrest
spent Sunday at the VIII Turner
home.
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Pierson
took dinner Sunday at the Henry
Thompson home.
Rev. Huff Is not much improved at
the present time. Five physicians have
been called in council.
Little Estelle Henderson has the
misfortune to cut off one Of her toes
one day last week while at play.
Mr.. Walker of Ottunwa was the
guest Of Mamie Newkirk Sunday.
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Jas Graham was an over Sunday
guest of Miss Rosa Walker.
N. ]. Sammons and family accom-
panied by VIM. Samples who is visit
| ing relatives here spent Sunday at e.
| l.. Billiards..
Byrd Bean of near Bunch Is doing
household duties at the e. Hunter, Jr.,
home.
Harvey Hunter and family were in
Blakesburg Saturday afternoon.
| Among those who were IN the county
| NETT Walker and family, Chas. Worrell
and family, Chas Black and family, !.
Jones and wife, Mrs. Hunter.
| Chas. Worrell and family were en-
tertained Sunday at the j. w. john
ston home.
Isaac Jones took his daughter Miss
Ada back to Bloomfield last Saturday.
Blanche who will visit her parents
and other relatives here for some
time.
Chas. Black and family spent Sun
day at Frank Samples.
! Last Saturday Little Harry Sam
mons was driving team hitched to a
steel roller which frightened the horses
causing them to run away. Emmett
Walker who was in a nearby field ran
to his rescue about the same time the
horses got caught in the wire fence.
One horse was badly cut by the wire
and the little boy somewhat bruised.
Rosa Walker and Jim Graham en-
tertained Clara Morley and Howard
Aikens Sunday afternoon.
Miss Beulah Ballard was an over
night guest with her aunt Emily Sam
! mons recently.
Jess Helmick and sons Harry and
Raymond were in Blakesburg Friday.
| l.. r. Garrison and family spent last
Sunday with friends near Brush
Creek.
Mrs. Lovina Walker and daughter
Rosa visited Mrs. Mile Worrell on
Monday.
| Mrs. Moses Leonard of Ormanville
visited her daughter Mrs. Lovey Hell
mick the first of the week.