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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15
PRESENT AND PAST.

Among the shadows strange that com
our smiles TO overcast
The one which wrings II mood most ruu
Is thinking of the past.
For instance, If you say Il bring"
You later say II brought"
But II pcrchance you try 10 sing
You cannot say Il sought
80 matter where man may 20
You tell us that "he went"
But II the gardener should hoe
You never say he heut."
II on an airshlp you should Hy
You write us that you flew"
But If some time again YOU try
Don't tell us that you trew"
And If huntsnan goes to shoot
You say next day he shot"
But II a hugle he should foot
You'd never say "ho tot"
And so porploXities I find
Where pleasures should be found;
Because my verbs cannot mind
Just as they should mound.
Washington Star.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15
no CHANCE THERE.

Los Angeles. rs all the world knows, Is
one of the most hodlthful places on earth.
Apronos of the healthfulncss Of Los
Angeles. Luther burbank. the plant wiz
ard, recently said;
"The town has for its population, an
unprecedented number of octogenananS
nonogenariaus, oven ccntcNarians- Tho
other day a hale but very aged couple
boarded Il train out of Los Angeles
"'lVcu, no; not exactly, said the old
man My wife and |, You sec, have had
about our share of life. I'm ono hundred
and eleven years old and my wife here IL
ono hundred and six, and were going
down 10 Seattle to die. You can't die in
I.os Angeles. "-Philadelphia Ledger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15

Tho Bennington Banner notes the
Act that the two adjoining mountain
1owns Of Somerset and Stratton, just
over the range in Windham county
have elected to the Legislature this
year two brothers. Fred and Ray
Johnson. Two years ago there were
The Boyce brothers IN the House, one
from Proctor and one from Waterbury
y. J. Boyce of Waterbury was re-
elected this year after a fight that
lasted six ballots and took two DAYS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15

The return OF the three years Old
son Of Dr. Michael Scimeca, held in
captivity for nearly three months by
Black Hand kidnappers ought TO rouse
Americans to the necessity of wipng
gut the last Vestige of italian brigan-
Aage in the United States.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15

IT Is announced that as a result OF
tho explosion OF oil on the battleship
North Dakota the navy department at
Washington may decide to give up oil
as fuel. 1t looks as though King Coal
might resume his sway In the Ameri~
can navy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15

The Barre Times believes Morris
Vile has already lost its fight for the
Lanoille county seat, saying that
when eight out of ten towns show
preference for Hyde Park, It Ia not
likely that the wishes Of the towns
Will be antaRonized."
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15

cal, IT IL were to he supposed tnut INV
stock mark cts future Is hanging OH
next Novcmbcr's political results Not
only 10 II possible to say that In prcs'-
dental years no democratic president
OF our time has ever been elected WneH
Vcrmont's republican plurality Tor
governor, in September Of the same
electoral year, went above 25,OOO votes
and no republican president wheh
that same plurality fell below 25.ooV;
lut TN tho wears OF great democratic
'1andslidcs" between presidential cleo
,,op,s,ch os 1890 and 1SS2-thc Ncr-
mon, vote in September was equally
,nfalliblo as prophecy OF tho c"uh-
trv's rcncrnl vote of two months later.
rhore xvos. for instance. the year OF
nol,ticnl nvnlanchcs. 1890, when YER
,rop+ gave It's republican candidate
only 1A.1f3 plurality. as against 2S'"9o
IN 1883 But whether, even with TINS
e'rru1arlv unbroken record fnanciai
markets will accept Mt full valuo tho
figures Of to-days voting IN Vermont
Is another question. Probably that
depends on considerations quite apart
from politics. Ther" was 1908, for In
stance. when Wall street pretended to
ho greatly disturbed in mind over the
prospect Of Prvan's election over Tart
Vermont In Scptcmhcr gave n plurality
or oocA6 To- TIE republican candidate
for Eovcrnor-a worry positive forecast
of what was to happen in tho national
election; yet the stock market roSo
rractionany. hcsitated. ana then ran
abruptly into the heavy break of prices
which It called the political SCARF
ON Tho Cthor hn nd there was 1926. thc
VI inc "'"'' c1,,.o.,,,.
-a-,,,,cor r,ura1itv in Vermont Of s.
571 turned feeble and timid stock
market movement INTO " raP'u r'S' -"
n','I' .r''''.i'N' ,.s-,1 ,,.f,h,, a..
..eo,,
W. h,,,o oIroodv rccerrod TO prcei-
c.. ,,.,t,.,,,,
'''''
Williams ana otH'r Opinions OF r'P""-
ucan leaders tn advance
T, tho nov.e,,orar, OF tho whole com
a.. ,., oo,,,t,t,,r.,
'''
were, ana parcc"iary or inc "c'N'
rains. they would realize that the re
,ul1,cor ,1ur,li+v I, yer,nont but for
,, .,,. ,,,...
cPoa'i'd 'he average OH war "l'J''
| ity. which Is only $4,000. They do not
roo,iyo .bts ,o,vover C, Tint those
~ a.,
~
mat onr Vcruict had no nauohal SIX
nincance will have tho satisfaction or
disqualification of sooin,. ,,o res,,l. -
,as, .,.,,. a,o,.,.,, A.,,.,,., ,,,
plnRer OF de'no'ratic ADVANCE throush-
out the country AMI Of democratic con
troll of tho next Conrress The demo-
says eoitor'aIlH:
| Vermont Is not SO much Il political
barometer as political symptom. It's
normal republican majority Is so large
and Its democratic vote IS 50 small
that Its september elections are useful
chiefly rs an Indication OF the trend
of republican opinion.
Yesterdays result bears ont the pre-
dction made In these columns that this
is a dem ocratic year. In 1905 Mr.. IT. It
carried the state by plurality of IS.
05S. receiving moro thar - per cent
Of all tho votes cast. This year tho
republican candidate for governor Is
elected by n plurality Of about 1900
?, ,s e,ororoI1v conceded thot ren,ih
| Ifcao nlurallty in Vermont Of less than
10000 reveals dtsaTection In that party
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When you want anything. advertise In
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lomo bargains are offered there thin
lbout. Sec pnge two. This paper has
more than 5000 readers every week
and one cent word will reach them all.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15

MUST BE SPECIFIC,
"Who was II kissed YOU in the arbo.
last EVENING"
What time" -SimplicissimuA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-09-15

BURLINGTON. THURSDAY, SEPT. Ii
The Washington times., 1910-12-06
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA Holding Probate Court Is
tate Of James Welsh. Deceased No I27sa
Administration Docket IS. Application hsv-
INK been made herein fC- probate OF the
last viii and testament OF said deceased. and
for letters testamenIary on said estate bv
Alice NJ. Welsh Execurrix, L IS ordered this
18th day Of November. A D 1910. that Mary
Welsh, william Welsh Josephine Welsh
Ellen Welsh. Edward Welsh. and John
Welsh. and al others concerned appear in
said Court. on Wednesday, the 18th day OF
January A D 1911 at 10 O'Clock q m u
show cause why such application should not
be granted Let notice hereof be published
in the Washington Law Reporter and The
washington Times once IN each Of three sue
cessive weeks befoze the return day herein
mentiOned-the first publication TO be not les
than thirty days before said return DAY
ASHLEY NJ GOULD. Justice (SeaLg Attest
JAMES Tanner Register o. Wills for TIA
District Of Columbia Clerk OF the Proba =
Court JUDSON T GULL. Attorney
The Washington times., 1910-12-06
SOIITHERN RAILWAY

R-Fo-IouiuE schedule figures published
o-7x as information, ard Hot gizaralteed:
Atlanta EiruiD %La-U. Mobile. Neu
r,-,S--s AsfeviIle. 500 a. M and 10-45 D n
- Q-0l a. H. daily for Chattanooga ana
S@---,,r,r-fs pfuinS cars
- Roanoke. Knoxville Char-EEo1E1-
7,s.---,s--r-Fzr, New Orleans. 1910 D. n daIlv
- E7osuoke. Knoxville ChzttsncoE1. Men
- nashville f-se a. II daily fslee1inr
h--9, - after 10 D M Dlu-EE cars.
- r,r-a-rott=. Sparlazl1I1rg- Atlanta Anuis-
- FSs~rinEhaul. 4-l5 p M daily Dining
cars arc cars Tor California Monday, wed
- thursday. Friday saturday. f-I5
D
- savannah. JACKSONVILLE a1l For
- points. $50 q m daily Dining cars
40- - - Harrison burg s-10 a. m DAILY
end 4-so = M seek days. f1r
1--s-l5-te --eg q. daily and Tor Char
----.--tTls 40 A. and $50 p m EafIr-
7r----s-ta-i- z-se J. M daily ana as
1o m week Gays Freeyent trains 90 AM
ron & BROWN. General a -r--
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, washing
ton November 80 1910. Sealed r,r15,-.-.is
viii be received AZ this Office until clock
D ~, Monday December 12th for rerr7o-aT
Of Old wooden file cases and FURNISHING ana
installing metal file cases at the Municfu7r
Court .. G. 3I5 John Marshall Place yVasb-
iueron- d G Form % proposal. sparff~a-
tons and all necessary infOT-na ton NAV -
obtained upon application 70 the p-oDerrv
Clerk d. c. Room 40. District B-lii5fre
CT-NO H RUDOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON
WILLIAM Y JJDSON- Commissioners. D Q
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT or COLI AIBTA- December
1910. Sealed proposals VIII Be- received
A. this office until = o'clock D. m Deem
her l. 1910 FOR the construction OF q Branca
Iibrarv at TskoEa Park. d g SDeci1lca-
lions and al necessary Information may De
ofl4airlet7 from the Chef Clerk. Engineer De-
mart nent. Room AZ. District Building. Wash
inEton D c. Deposit Of SO required 20 guar
antee return OF plans CENO II. RUDOLPH.
JOHN A JOHNSTON WILLIAM Y JT-D-
son C. 7 BELL GEORGE r BOWER
Man. Commission - Construct Building
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
LEAvE CNION sTATION-


Ever Other Eou- On the ODD Hour
To HII-ADELPEEIA AND new YORK
NEW YORK TERMINALS LIBERTY 81
AND w I'D STREET
100 a. u--Diner, Pullman Farior Car.
400 q n--'-RlyCl Special 5-EI0lIT Train
Coaches. CAFE. E'arl1- and ObEerratfoa
1850 a rn-''Eoyai Special
eli n a U-Diuer AID Pullman parfo- 90
- 90 D un-Diner and Pullman Pa-Ior Car
s2-Oo . u-''RoyaI Limited All Pullman
fs-0G D En--ColcEes 70 FhlisCelptIa-
s5-o0 2 rn-DE1er & obserE-a-lo- ParIo- -
sS.C0 , m--Coaches to New Ork-
-79-r5 ufEhr-Sleepe-s 10 New York
80 a. nl--Sleepers 20 P31ila- and New York
ATLANTIC CITY 100, sea 'l1-00 q n
Nv S'' TO BALTIMORE
EVERY EOUR on The HOUR
week DAYS, 200 e n % 1910 p M
80 500 -6-30, 80 80. $50. @8-5l ~s-59
. -60 MS. 200. geo 7S--1, $3.50. Ts-Os
+ss5 s5.11 +5-G3, $50. 1860. $50. ZOO 80
10 5000 -I0-so ~u-s0. T2-I5 night
~ VVE5TVrARC
CHICAGO "e-10 a. m. -I-7z- $50 p n
G%CTNNATL ST LOUIS. and LOUIS
PT-TSFJ- re. $50 a -. ~s-f0 D "a
80 -frht Sleeper ready. 10 ? m
CTEVELAND, $50 D IL
COT T-RT7T-S. $50 p m
WHEELING. $40 a N. 90 ? n
C4-STPF.RI.A0SD. go ? IT, Queen CITY
sPsIT+SS-t5-- lister. 1910 . m f4:Io, f5s5s "a
FREDERICK. 1910. 80 g. n. $lESz ff.IG
~ - sSrRsTOwS. fs:to a. m, 800 p IT.
,.IIefIv +Fxcept sunday sunday only
r--s-eDnores at all OF The following TIcI-ss
r,s-s-e-=- 1sf7 @ S. y. W Main 1881. SO Penn
-I--.-7a ave Main -ls- mon station Ticket
9feo Main $50; Intdr11- t-t-il Bureau Nan 75sl-
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sEaROARD AIR LINE RY.

1n-7s a m daiIy--se2ooarc t'ast Mali
-,1e.--S coaches and Pullman sIeepsrs a
: = = and Jacksonville PariOr cars Jack
ss'o1-llle 70 Tampa Through Sleeper 70 Az
49, Dining car
iS 80 n n SaIly--'Sea5oard Exprsss,'' e-se-
.-ics Nv lighted sleepers and observation car
,cT,i-9r5ed with electric fans Through ser
- - Savannah jacksonville. Tampa, -.
taufz birmingham and Memphis Dining cara
--5cket Office IES New York ave y. ~
E A HAYWOOD c T a
GEO. z PHILLIPS. D. 2. A
4 RYAN q. =. -. Portsmouth,. Va
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C4EsAPEAkE & OHIO LINES.

rrb1Isaed a. inlorllia-lln --li5. not guaranteed
40 Kentucky points Pullman SLEEP
s-Il-t, 9----frln-.ti and Louisville EfIns-l ca
80 CzordonSviiie- -
IRON = =, aily-CINCINSATI-ST LOUIS
.-tffCkG0 SPBSIAL- solid train % ST.
fanis. with fllli11 80 -. - o t-icaE2
80 --r-furleur and C. & g.. dinlu5 err
L. - "a n m daily F. y LIMITED, Ter
II --1-- =. -o7t Invest and Northwest phil
the $3.50 TO Virginia Hot springs Cfue5u-
NJ H. 80 Louisville Cincinnati Sleeper oDea
i11l-- ----rqucv 10 =. n c. & o. dining car
IoL 49, CFeees 5Is Pa ave. 1873 T 81 ana
- S.stfon Phone Main Io65- z166. and ESQ
The Washington times., 1910-12-06
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
PUBLIC NOTICES.

E H THOMAS AND JAS. FRANCIS
SMITH Attorneys
n THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DrS-
Tiki Tic or COL StHIA- Holding District
Court IN F=- INC widening o. First street
northeast IN the District o. Columbia Ms
trict Court. No 50 Notice is hereby given
that me commissioners q the District %
Columbia pursuant 20 the Provisions - -
Act Of COngress. approved June IL 1910 en-
titled An Act authorizing the widening ~
First street northeast. in the District ~ -
lunbia.'' have fled a petition IN ais COR.
praying the condemnation OF the land -eCes
ssry FOR the widening o. First street ro-fb
east, along the eastern boundaries Of s7r7s-es
No six hundred anu sevenJy-fve. six h1ro
dred and sevezty-seven. 10 y-Iftb
OF sixty feet, a. shown on plans -
sio1er, District q Columbia. and as SHOWN or
q plat fled with said petition as psrf rb.-e
Of and praying also that jury OF five fu-
diciouS. disinterested men who shall be free
holders within the District Of Columbia ~,
related TO any person interested IN tbeSe
pIoy1nent OF the DIstrict OF Columbia o. n
the United States. be summoned h. -
United States Marshal for the Dfsf-{c. -
OF the land 20 be taken may sustain bv rsss0n
OF, the widening Of the aforesaid First str.e-
necessary for the purposes thereof ara =
assess as DEMENT'S resulting therefrou the en-
- ------..~.-s---- - - us tle cost
OF this proceedlnS- upon the land AUDITING
upon The said First street northeast - -
widened, and also upon all other pfecSs
parcels OF land which the jury NAV dnd v,-fil
be benefited by the said widening o. tbe ssiE
First street northeast. as provided for ~
the aforesaid Act OF Congress II e d., -
court this 30th day OF November. A ID ro7a
Ordered that all persons having any fntersSf
in these proceedings be. and they ara ba-sl-
warned and commanded 70 appear ~ et-s-
court on OF before the 5th day OF Tgnus-v-
a D. ISL. ten O'Clock a m sn5 -
tintie II attendance until the court sl7sTI 80
made its final order ratifylng and c0nfr-,
in- the award Of damages and sssessu7en+s -
benefits Of the jury 20 De ernpanele5 So
sworn herein and il Is further ordered to-
a copy OF this notice and order shall be nh
1ished once in the Washington Law Flero-+e-
and on six 1svS'ar days IN the Washir--or,
Star. The Washington Times. the VVashfnsyfo--
Post. newspapers published IN said DfStTir-
commenc.nS=at least twenty DAYS before ~
said 5th day OF January A. D. 1911 L =
further ordered that a copy Of this nos sce
be served By the United States Ma-shaI a.
his deputies. upon such owners OF the isr5
to be condemned herein may be fo55-5
by the said Marshal. or his deputies y-fff5-
the District Of Columbia. and uDon such te-,
ants and occupants Of the sane before fhe
said 5th day OF January. A D. 1911 ~ -
court HARRY N CLARAUGH Chief Trs
tice. tSeah- true copy Tes-. J@R
YOUNG. Clerk BY Z. E. CUNNINGHAM
Assistant Clerk
The Washington times., 1910-12-06
PHYSICIANS

DR. SHADE, Specialist, 72S 18th st.
Washington Oldest Specialist
- years practices treating nervous ara
chronic diseases also stomach, -Uszs asth-
ma cstarTh. appendicitis. liver, heart. kid
neys. bladder. structure. general debility and
special weakness; blood and skin diseases
Consultation free Hours. 10 70 /. and 5 4
$50 daily. Sundays. 10 20 l. Chandler BuIla-
tnS- Elevator and phone
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LocOmOtOr-Ataxia, Rheumatism,

LOCOmOtOT-AtaXla, Rheumatism,
Paralysis, ana these serious, Painful.
DebiHtstings and t,asteIul Ailments, that
your physician can cure. are cured bv NJ
restored Blood Circulation Treaffu@r,r
Pamphlet tel q =. b. ln1H OF al office r. -
Consultation free Hours - TO s.
Prof. Il y d PARKER. 1872 y-n 81 \ "
DIR. NICHOLSON. SgEe q
Nervous, acute. and chronic disease Of e.e-v
nzture-Obgslty- rheumatism. stomach. Hea-T
liver. blood and skin Electric treatment
when indicated.
The Washington times., 1910-12-06

HOLIDAY fancy meats and home dressed
,,ouItrv- fancy fruits and vegetables All
Kinds new crop nuts and nut meat Sub
lire olive oil and Imported goods for the
holidays
cUNEO. 7th At and Florida ave. n. ".
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Fsr Rent
FOR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE good paying apartment
house containing modern 5-roou1 ara-e-
nle1rs- annual REM S-.sll price. $500 ftrus-
S-2olei. to- q larger apartment IN good Sec
zion o. y "
MORAN & CCLDEEBERG
Oxford Bu5I5i--l
1sth and * Y ave n "
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FLOOR OILS

TRIAL SAMPLE CAN. plenty for one room
j. cents Good for your furniture Try IT,
Look for The label C. r. HUNTERS Sans-
tary Dust-kiilins Floor OIL Used by T. !
Gov and over 5000 families for the last =
years 80 Cents per gallon All Er1ceryTnen
and druggists call Up II 5s5s and get in
formation.
DON'T Buy FLOOR OIL, until you're f-fed
ours sc Eal- ENTERPRISE HARDWARE
Co. 81 9Th 81 y v. Phone " 80.
The Washington times., 1910-12-06
LAuNDRIES
WALL PAPER


PAPEHHANGISG and DECORATING Re-
liable work Of the very highest quality
Reasonable prices Satisfaction guaranteed
2 years experience BRUNELL & Null
FE1- as 9 St y " Drop postal
PAPEREANGING AND DECORATING. E.
Inmates given free best work AZ the lowest
price AL work guaranteed Latest designs
LIop P9staL II r REYNOLDS, 10 Z y. y.
PAPEEHANGISG and pafntinS, also house
repairing l0wegt price. work --11aranfsaI
NOLTE. so 18th St y W Phone y. 2oss
ROOMS PAPERED cheaper than any other
house IN city We hang gifts Tor same Drfcs
a. ordinary paper. latest designs. work guar
anteed. drop postal R 3 BATES 81 = 8
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING- First
clasc mechanics; satisfaction guaranteed
Drop postal. VII call " HUFF. SO 2Isr -
YOUR WORK done a. once; lowest prics.s fs-
hrst-class work drop postal for estimate
IDEAL WALL PAPER CO. 523z q st y z
ROOMS PAPERED. s. I'D. send postal for
sample and estimate CEAS- 2 HYSAN
2o4 z Cap 81 Phone Line 2Z39.
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CIVIL SERVICE

IF YOU WANT pituan saHrthaud to-l-A
type1yrltlnE- progressive bo1kkeeplng- O.
Civil service preparation 80 o. the 0-fv
business CO leEe in Washington Thar has bes1
endorsed by The Official reporters q tie Ho-1se
and Senate, and the only school That hss a
eN-CiFl- service examiner 20 prepare you for
civil Service examination THE DRIT-
LERF. I1G0 New York ave n W
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FOB SALE or EXCHANGE

FOR SALE-Business property n gerrzs-
town below II St; renting Sor
5000 Price. 500 Only Ssc3
necessary to pay down
FOR SALE-A manufacturing site n Geo-Ee-
town. near R r. FOR $3.50; street
and alley frontage
FOR SALE-s9 r. by 80 It. O. alley n
y W. near 3 business center.
for Il cents foot
FOR EXCHANGEwiu exchange 500
equity in ground center
manufacturing section OF
Georgetown. for income
property
80 OXFORD ETDC
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( H THOMAS AND JAS FRANCIS
SMITH Attorneys
The Washington times., 1910-12-06

LOWER FLAT, s rooms: northwest corner
I'd and SITS y " See owner. SEQ 9Th St
y W
TO COLORED. 5-roon fat. central location
in northwest See owner O. Z HOWE. 500
sfh ST y W
The Washington times., 1910-12-06

FOR RENT-OFFlCES
FOR REST-Lzrse light Office, partially
furnished Apply g Munsey Bldg
FOR REM
Large first floor rooms centrally located
fer Offices or h finsss purposes
INQUIRE 6I7 18th ST
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BALLARD 6ILANHAM,

FOR SALE OR REHT -s-roon 5uazaseas
large lot5 convenient . cars $3.50 meath
A " AALLEES. E-enilWor-h. -. g F5n-
S2ss = Linco,n, O. y y TAPIIN- Is57 > =
y " Fone zsss Min
The Washington times., 1910-12-06

ARTISTS. let Is figure on your framing. best
discount, largest selection IN city a trial
Is al we ask AMES & CO. rs sth St
y W
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-01-26

together in miserable novels. which. if
permitted to exist. will soon invite dis
ease and epidemic. Nos 37& b street
and 10 Hannah street. Oakland may
he cited as examples Of the conditions
to which these people are used in India
and under which they seek to live
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