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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07

Der ,gorriere bella Sera4 nit 8ez
bauern feltitellt ~italienifhsn urs
fprunss fein. Sic bsiteben in 9olba
reifsn, bic nit einem @belitein ses
ihnIdt iinb unb Guberlih burhous
ben setpobnIihen Sinserringen gleia
den; fie baben uber an ibrem biditen
unb breitsItsn Sbeile eie 50blung, Die
burd ben gbelitein perbedt ipirb. Die
ssafuns bes Steines lit aus tleinsn,
aber gang ftdrfen Spisfeu sebilbet.
Die 9Oblun9 fiillte man nit einem
@ift, bas 70 fart mar, Oab es audi in
gang tleinen Mensen fpirtte; man sins
Der perfon, bic man ,erleoigeu" Dollte,
frsunblib eutsegen, ra6bem man ben
mittleren 5feil bes Rinses 10 georebt
bate, baB er beim 0dnbebrud unaufs
fd[lig bic 6anbfldhe bes Spfers be-
riibren mubte; nah biefen 0orbsreiz
tunsen lieB man mitteIit zines reht
frdftigen 6Gnbebruds burh bic Spia
BEN ber Jofluns Elm 4penis Gift unter
Die 5aut bes n5reunoes" bringen. Die
Ies iinnreihe Sbitem tpenbete in gang
dbnliher Meiie auh bic Natur an, als
lie ben Munb Der Shlangen nit @ifta
5dbnen betpebrt.. ginise Der gefdbra
lihen Hinee tpieIen anitatt BEG gbe.a
fteines einen flsinen Sobtentopf anf.
Die @olbi9miebetunit lieferte ab.r
ben Giftmifhern nod anbere @esens
ltdnbe, bic als tpin5ise 0iftbebdlter
bienen tonnten: 5alstetten. MnbGnssr,
8erloden uIp. Die 0eitimmung oies
ier Golbiahen, bic burh bic Bemiia
bungen bon Nrhdplossn iinb Samms
ltrn auf uns setommen iinb, mar aber
tpeniger perbreherifh uls bic sefdi!s
berten Rinse; biefe giftbebdltsr bate
ndmlih Der, Der iie beIab. sstpDbnlif9
fir feline eisene perfon anfertigen lais
fen: man trug immer eine aenugenbs
Doiis 0ift NIT iid berum unb spolite
fih einfah fir @sfabrsfdIe einen ri.
ihen 5ob iifern. Inn einem qualDollea
rem, fdmer5liheren au entgeben.
aaiierin 6 ba5lotie. lleber
| ben @eiunb6eitssuitanb Der Raiferin
Gbarlotte BON Merito iparen bieier
Sase tpisber iebr unsinitise @eriidte
perbreitet, bic fih jebOh nidt DolIins
| kaltlih betpabr6eitsten. Die ein5is
beunrubigenbe Griheinung biIben bic
S1nddsanfdne. BON benen bic nunz
mebr I'm 73. 2ebensiabre ftebsnbe
Wiitp. Marimilian's BON 3eit 5u 3eit
befallen tpirb. Mber biefe ShnGme-
anfdlls trsten periobifb felt me6r ols
3nun5ig Sabren auf iinb itets nur
boriibersebenb unb laifen ttinerlei
Spuren 3uriid. 70 paB Nnlnb au I'm.
mittelbartn 4efiirhtingen niht pprs
banben III. 3ur 3eit 1T Der 3uitanb
Der Geiftesfrnnien ein sana normaler,
unb bic 9batfahe, baB fie in Der Gage
mar, an ibren Wamenstags am 4. glo.
Dembsr 5ablreihe Gratulunten su emz
pfangen, benefit. ibr gegenluIrtiges
relatives Woblbefinben. Sbrs 3sit
Dertreibt fin> bic Railerin burn pianoz
ipielen unb 3tihntn ooer Wlolsn, fer
/ ntr bur1 bas Qsf<n BON 3eituneen
unb Nn&zn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07

etrofe: oa1n rr5rbIicb entfnna beideter ipeftlis
den Qinie eine Gtrede bon so Sub, nebr ooer
nerliaer, 8r. Der norbIober 2iHic bon Got Ro.
4, benz slnfanagplate
{Sends benz biesbe5nqtdb neiaciatcii plat.)
Gefttcn g. 9ab Der Sfnots sGoIicitpr fet uTo
berfelbe ift bierbur6 beboumdttiet unb anee,
tuieieil, f6 an Elm @eridbt bon fonIpeferter
Snrisbtdipn su member, lin cine Snrb dnant'
rnen5uitenen, iueine eire unterfntung borHess
fir befngies Gigertbum 81 be3abLen IT,
6eitiun g.. Sdb Die Soften une Insenben
fir befagte appropriation he5nbt peroen tnlleii
noit ber Stobt Cincinnati niiS ocin gr(1e oes
@erfnuta ton 9nnos, ipeIdlc bon ecr Stn6t fir
ioId1e 3fpede uilegeeebcn iperner.
Seftiun 4. Siete Srbindr3 foa III aroit
treten uub @iIfiefeit bnben bon lno ru6 oei
friibeften bonn Geiee erIanbter 3ciipurfte an
pniiIt am To- 9tobelnber 1912.
@imeon 3d. Sphnfon.
Hrnfibert oe5 Stdbtrofbs.
gegnubgt: Mrtbur GSph, Gierf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07

" sussabe bon ! s3onOs i'm Belraae bon
$2,5e1.6l liir ben 3tped Der slni6uffung eines
isrHos, In 8orausnubue Der &ulettton oes Be'
TRACES bon Hibt foueftllten alieBmeHis, 1lr ben
3fped Oct SabIune, 6N errH 8etrage Der manu-
ten slitHme, Der Soften lgno @lasgGben fir bic
EebalInlung nit Del Der Sherfl1Cbet bon lotra-
sen, a1ens, snuGres unb 6iteHtIiteu Gabrtpes
gen Der GeIsIiitriite, etdbIir1 in lIHo Illr oGs
Sabr 1912 ourb ben 2irettpr Of 45Ibltc Gers
ptce, unter Mutoritdl bon SettloH 37o3 oe5 9es
flerdlsHnoeI bon Ohio.
Gel eS perorbnet ocm Staoiruto Der Gtaot
Cincinnati, Gtaat Sbio:
Settlen 1. 9aB cs nod benz Jrnciien beg
EtabtrdtbS Der Stdot Cincinnati HotbDenoIg III
aus6ueeben uno 3u pertauien bic 8onoS Der be:
inatcn Siabi i'm ssetra9e bon 5fpeitauenp fitnfs
biiloprt Mno etnunoieT3ig uHo slsl00, lS2,s
5eIs19 9olars, fur ben 3me1 Der @el6atfgn!g
zines 6on0s, in Der Sorau5nabn1e Der &ouet'
tioH bes getrageS bon nthttoue!ttrteH @febs
meHts, fiir Den 3De6 Der Ee5abLuna, gum Ses
ttage Der genannfen Sunme, Ger Soften uub
Nu5gdben oer EebaHbluHq Der 5btrflddDP Der
straben, alueps, 5ouareB uno 0fFeu.llden i5abrs
treae Der HelsEiitrfte mil Gel, etahIirt III uro
iir one Sa5r 1912 ourcb ben Director OF Rubs
e Ssssisc inter snioEltat d hi bon efitoH 3753
Getticn g Gab oie Bombs oer beiaeten
Staot ansaeaehen iperoeH fouen in oer GuutTe
bon 6ueitnnfeHo ftntbnHoert ito rtnuno'et3ig
uni si,i00 $(2,56l.SD Soilars iiir oen
norqenannien Srpe6 Sic genannten aruos ioIs
len tn Der eeHarGteH Suurie o)n 81, ,5Gl 81
cher trlebeiiren Gbetl huocn, fein, Dlt Der Gttp
aInbitor beittmTHen mag, uno foucn s,trfen tra'
gen aiIr Rote bon cier 40 Der Sahr, sabls
Far baIbjdbrlicb uuh eriidtIi6 our@ betgefiate
Coupons 9te befagten Bombs iole.1 oatirt fein
bonn erfteH lnge i'm Gc3clrbsr 1912, nHo iolen
5ahIbdr feiu eiu eSabr MAO beUt SaiuTr.
Settion 3. SAB giles bon genanntcn itidbt foIe
Tefiirten AffeBmentE, DeHu be3abit, 2ilr 3ablung
Der beiaeteH Bombs uno ben 5inieu baopu oers
nerbet lreroen foueH, uno 1T ipinem anoereH
3nee7e 4
sciiipn 4. Ser GrI0s aus bcm gerrclr' Der
genannfen gpnbs, aussenomUen Die RrGE1ieH
iirlb uufgeIoufenen 3inieH bGooH, iou ben
refpeftipen Bombs fir bic obengenaHHten 8er.
beierunaen euteefdreben tperbeH, uno iou
besabIt iperben auf slnrpeifuHe bes Director of
Wublic gernice, nno ioQ ourd betG9teH Die
rector Of 8ubIic Seroiee ;iir oeir 3Dcf lpe3ifrs
5irt in ScifiuU / hieier Sro.Te1o ausgeseber
verheH.
seiiipn & 9icie 0rhinanS ion IN Strait
treten urt Silttatet baben BON uno mad benz
frilbeiten bonn SeIes erlaubteH SeitpuHtte an.
4aiiiyt ON % giopeT5ar u. D 1AI2
imeo %. JpbT'on,
VrGHb>n' af, SfaolralGG.
geaIaubiet: Grtbur Gspb, gIert.
ia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07

Nine Srbinan3, 81 O. 6O1s1912 :. CUR
5ur 9lppruprirung bon Gigentbuu, fit D'feut'
IdJen @ebraucb fiir Die @rpffnung uno stnsoeb.
nln1g bon Spoeln gQen, bon tbreM uorcliheH
GuDe bis GpriHg C3rppe Noenue
gel e5 oeroronei bonn Stnbratb Der Siabt
Cincinnati Staat Cbto
Setion l. SAP SrbinaHs 30. 275s1912. BIZ.
beno eine GrbinaH3, bettieIt: rgtne CrbinaiIo
aur sIpproprtirllna bon GigeEtbum fiir offent'
icteH (Sebrau1 fir Die 9roifnuHs unb Ausoeb'
HIng bon Spogan Iuep, Don ibrem n6roltcber
Gnoe bis Sprin9 3rope &loenue,- paiiirt an
q. Otat 1912, lei unb III biefelbe bternit tut'
brrrufen,
seftton g. 9iefe Groinan, iou in arafi
treter lnb 8iiIiatet baber bon uub mad BEN
fribeften bonn gefeB erIaubteu 3eitpunit OF.
Naiiirt am 10 Tnpember 1912.
gtmeon 81. Sobnfor,
4raiibeHt bes gtaotrotbs.
9eeIanbeit: artpur 9spb, GIerf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07

rbirdns, no geftimmenb,
fortsufabren NIT Der 8erbefernng bur9
aanaliitrln9 BET gseeere6te, Ucsterfon @pes
me, g3fus Gtrase. Germ Strabe, gSeft M1te
Gtrnbe urb eeeIer EtrcBe.
Get es berorbuet bon benz staotrdtb ber
Stcet Cincinnati, Gtadt Cbio, bret Wiertel ouer
% an srfpnbltsn @ttelieoer iibereinfiimmenb:
S<tron 1. SGb es berbur6 beitimmt
fotro, fctt5utnbren nit Der Berbei{erune bon
ben s8egfrentsn unb gQcYterfon Mpenue, bon
g'GrfieI6 Nbenue uno Baffett Roab bfs aur Deit
aHfen Gtrube, bnrn Serfteuune eines 2iz.Tub
Hn6ftetnsS Slt teuge!onaIs unD efnes 24sa6IIiaeiy
isub etns1 11.s15sser nttrifieb w5bren.G GbsuaS.
isas'fi - sE sfssi: G s'a Ss:s!... s:s;ss SET .s K
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07

gen SutaefHrieben unb aitSbe5abIt tperberr, airt
9tTlpetfnHg beS Director of Iublic Service. unh
lou bird ben befaatcn Strertor OF Bubble Sers
rec FIR BITE Eierin fpesifi5trien 3pede ber,uanbt
tuerhen.
Geistcn 4. Tieie Srbirar5 ion in Strait tres
ten iifn ciinieIcit baber bon irlo noh hent trls
hciten tcni Stfes erIaubten Selr9IRt:e al.
4af'irt ain 26. s2opember 81. .. 1919.
6tmeou n W& 3 union,
Vr1iioent bes gfnbtratbf.
VeaIdubtat: Irthur sph, gIerf.
T1A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07
alsn. Sir Oeiterrsib tonne man

fanen. Giir Sefierreid Tonne man
eine Rompeniation in Bosnien nnb
Serbisn finben. Nber, l9lob Megans
Der, ipas foute aus aonitantinopel
lperben2 Diefe 5offnung Der Rufen
tDnnte man bod niht ben 1iirten
iiberldHen. Mber etrabe biefe Stabt.
.bie sldnaenbite alsr bentburen grs
oberunsen". gOnnte NdpoleoH b<n 3n'
rem aud I'm ben preis Der 8unbesses
noHenidoft sesen Gnslanb nidt. llnb
iiber Die Rarte gebeugt. REF ct 81 Ire
neDal aus: .Rpnftnntinopel nies
mals! Dus ipGre bic 9errfhaft Der
Melt!" Sc blieb Oubei, bab 2ouitontis
HopsI ben 1iiSstn erbalisn spssDea
mafA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07

9obesringe. Di. uniibertreff<
liHen Gifmif6er. bic aur 3eit Der
NenuiHance ibr Weien trieben. fnms
nelten ibre eefdbrliHftsn Gifte in ben
fogenannten .1cbesrinsen4 Tod beute
nsfben fDI1e Rinet in Wufeen aufbes
petsk uab lis meijtsH iotI4n - lpte
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07
W.reins. ns.Anseigen.
q. 81. 81. 6efer Ypiten.

". II. JI. sHcHt6 FUVt"'
0ie Ritglieoer iinb biermit eriiobi morgen
Ga6nfittae in her gserfammIung piinitli6 .3u
erioeineH. inbem bic Nabl ber Sfft5iere fur
buS ndhfte Sabr ftnttfinoet.
SrantG g. satfer q. q. !.
Gbns. GnsIiH, eloit. 1t
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GEO.P. SCHVEITZER
VOLKSBLATI'
JOB ROOMS
637 Sine Giraffe.
SruGia1em

isess srt IN oeuttNer anc etsir,1ss epro0s
Nir geGdftsieuie. Gsretne etc. ueberistiness
soereen auf sjun!d bsioc01
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07

Rader ais 2. 9aHb aaearbeit. 1919 Bin,
gtraBe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-07

Gin Sunge, lin Ilsgduee gu beforpen Iaf
5ufraaeH in Bd6eret go. age yface Ctr.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
n B.-FollOwing schedule figures publlshsd
only 40 Information and are not Guaranteed
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON
For Atlanta. Montgomery. Mobile. Ses
Orleans, $3.50 II. IN. and lo;4S y. m daily
pinipg cars.
roI ChattanoogA and Memphis Via Ashs.
vile lO:tS y. IN. daily.
Eur Atlanta Columbus, birmingham. $50
NJ and 1885 ., IN, daily Dining cars.
Iur Atlanta. Admission, falladegu, Culera,
H.lIna, $3.50 "A. nj. and IS p. m. daily, and
lar Uniuntown. Demopolis. Meridian. $500
M daily. Dining cars.
"'IoT Roanoke. Bristol Knoxville, Chatta.
nauSu birmingham, Meridian, Vicksburg,
IN Orleans, lO;l0 y. IN. daily. Dining cars.
'Enr Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga, Nash.
10 Memphis, 4l0 a. m. daily. Sleeping car
ny pa occupied after 1890 p. N. Dining car
E,,r AsheNile. $50 a. M. sos D. IN, and
AK IN daily Dining cars.
w., y" Columbia. SummarNille. Charleston.
i'm. Augusta. savannah. brunswick jack.
rnnNii lie, and Florida points. $3.50 D. IN. daily.
| Ilning cal ,-,,,,.n,, ,,,,. ~ ,
u" ty,,r panl He loco), 1880 a. m. daily.
| lar IiarIIsUnburg, $50 q, IN. tparlor car,
| daily; $3.50 p. III. tpurlor carl. and A:IU ., M
| week days. -,u. n., -.o
~ u. ~. daily.
| u ~. daily: 1898 p. m. tparlor carr, and 80
y :" l. s. BROWN. General Agent.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
Deaths.
WHITE,

Charles Satterheld. 50 years, Casualty
Hospital.
Charles spillman. IS years. 2722 NJ street
northwest.
Mary f. Anderson. Is .years, 49, u
street southeast
Pauline Ewalt. ~ years 42Olk p street
northwest.
Frances \. Suddards. II years, 2ls2 Cali
fOrnis street northwest
Margaret A. BOose, - years, Gi1 r street
northwest.
William H. Mangum. - years, 9ay @
street southwest.
Georgia Oritck, % years JIG c street
northwest.
Frederick Schafcr 20 years, 1858 o street
northwest.
Frederlcka b. Wilson. 10 years, "a Third
street southeast
Charles e. Peake. So years, "a y street
southeast.
Mary +. Woodhouse, 50 years, 1873 q
street southwest
Martha \. Berkeley. So years, 4i3 Sec
ond street southeast
sarah +. Jarvis. 81 years, co q street
northeast.
COLORED.
Mary o. Marshall. ~ years, 1881 q street
northwest
Frances Foreman 81 years, 1888 Third
street northwest.
Annie Caylor. % years, Third and III
streets northeast.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12

TRu SALE OF PREMISES NO. IS-O
OREGON AVE. y. W.
~ virtue Of a iced OF trust duly recorded
In I.iher No. 2I57. folio 6j. Of the land
records Of the District of Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secured thereby.
/ shall sell At public auction. In front OF the
premises, on WEDNESDAY. THE 10Th
DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1912. At O'CLOCK
=. NJ. the following described real estate
situated IN the city of Washington In said
District distinguished as the West 10 feet
front by depth Of lot ~ and the East S feet
'front.' by depth OF lot 81. in J. W. Starr ami
siEers, sqbiiy!s,oR II SQUAT To-. As -pfr Mat
Uents etc.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash. resi-
due IN two equal payments at one and two
years respectively. six per cent interest
payable SER l-unuually. secured by the notes
Of the purchaser and deed Of trust on the
property. or all cash. at option OF purchaser.
500 deposit required All conveyancing. etc,
1T cost Of purchaser Terms to be compiled
With In fif,-en days. or trustee reserves the
right 10 ro-adv"rtiso and sell at risk and
cost OF derIul;,nG purchaser
CHARLES II. CRAGIN,
Surviving Trustee
THOs J OWEN & son.
AuCts l.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
RAILROADS
CU.sAPr.ANE ~ ONO LIN

CUESAPt.AilE a OHIO LINES.
sN n m daily-Sleepers to Louisville. Gin.
c,rnStr Indianapolis. and ST. Louis.
s.n n. m, daiIy-Pullman to Cincinnati AMI
ii: 10 D. M. dniiy-SlCepers 10 Va Hot
Strings, CICGinnati und Louisville CnCin.
natl sleeper OPEN tor occupancy 10 y. IN.
Offices, 5ly pa. ave. 1872 y st. and CniVs
olatisn-
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
Marriage Licenses.

WHITE.
John ID Hewitt, OF BramweIl. w. Va,
ana \. ". Wheeler. OF Lynshburg.
Va.
Robert Jones aid Rose A. Beight, both
OF Washington.
Frederick l.. Deveieux. OF New York
city. and Frances H. Clark. Of Wash
ington.
Charles s. Jones and Annie T.. Bickers.
both OF tulpeper, Va
Norman V. Shervin. OF Fairplay, Md,
and Mamie VI. Underwood. OF Acco-
keek, Md.
OF Washington
Frank j. Buhlman and Annie Asheton,
both OF Washington.
COLORED.
William J. Key, OF Washington and
CLEOPATRA VI. Jones. OF Chicago.
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PROPOSALS

United STATES ENGINEER OFFICE 3O5
Southern EuildinG washington; d. C., Nov.
costa River FLATS. y. g, viii br received
here until = Nj, December .. 1912, and then
muhliCIy upcnrd. Information on appliCu.
lion, W. c. LANGFlrT. Lieut. Col. En-
Eineers. y
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
DEATHS

MORAN-On November ~. 1872. al SHs ~.
mD 9, Providence Hospital. WILLIAM y.
MMohaH; beloved husband u Lillian 81.
Funeral from -. Anthony's Church.
mnn,"kand, d. G., Thursday. November ~.
i'Is NJ ':5o q. IN. Inte"IGcnt at Mt. Olivst.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
AUCTION SALES

TRUSTEE SALE OF PREMISES. NO.
libl I STREET y. W.
by Virtue of a deed OF trust duly recorded
In Lib"r No. 2l2l. folio :j7. OF the land
recorus Of the District OF Columbia, and at
the request OF the party secuted thereby.
shall sell at public auction. In front Of the
premises. on WEDNESDAY,. THE 2OTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1912. AT al;
O'CLOCK T. NJ. the following described
real estate, situated In the city OF wash
ingtOn. In said District. distinguished as
lot ~ in ". \. Gordon. JUNIORS. subdivision
OF Ccrtnin lots IN square 10. together with
the improvements, etc.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash. resi-
due In t"o "'IuHi payments at one and two
years. respectively, six per cent interest
payable svni.Uunually, secured by the notes
Of the purchaser and deed Of trust on the
property, or oil cash at option Of pur-
chaser. 500 deposit required. All convey
uncmg. etc at cost OF purchaser. Terms
to b" complied with In fifteen days, or
trustee reserves the right to rcadVertise and
sell At risk ana cost Of defaultnR purchaser.
CHARLES II. rRAGIN.
surviving Trustee.
THOS }. OWEN 81 SON
AuCts. l.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
BICYCLES
HORSES AND VEHICLES

HORSE-Suitsble for delivery wagon. I. 90
lbs. AZ 10th 81. =. T., basement. Service
able. sound.
GOOD VIRGINIA HORSES FOR SALE
able prices. NORMAN cORBIS. al Mo. av.
GANTZ has 10 carloads Of rrnabouts. sur
feys, and spring wngUns. VIII sell them
regardless OF cost. i2y5 ID ST. n. w.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
FLOOR OILS
WALL PAPER

LATEST designs Of wall paper work guar
antred; reasonable prices. IMPERIAL
Wall PAPER co. i67 G y. W. Pm, NJ 1904.
pAPERIIANGING. 2OGo less than other arms.
Phone Line. "239. or drop postal Tor esu.
mate, ClIAS II. HYSAN N4 L. Cap. II.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
AUTOS FOR HIRE

QUICK AUTO sERvICE-New Warren and
Packard cars: city, 81 hour: country. $50.
Special day rates, Best pyssible service.
PHONE w 23s.
V1VE-PAsSENGER AUTOS, q an hour;
secondhand autos for sails. Lincoln 1858.
STEAM AUTO SHOP. 5o1 N. J. ave. y. w.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
For Rent.

FOR lEASE-House, i rooms, good Condi-
ton, situated In Good Hope Park, On Good
Hope road. adjoining German Orphan Say
ln; large grounds. Wen fenced; barn anu
outLu.ldings; excellent place for large poultry
business GALES Ia GREEN. owner,
Wardcr Bldg
ONLY $500
: rooms. furnace heat, large lot; fare to
any part OF city.
HUGiI a. THRIFT. Union Trust Bldg.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
Furnished or Unfurnished.
WORKlkGMAN'S WANTS

INGMGN-All declared that the value
was about the limit the only way to get
our trade II To utc an nN, as nowhere can
you Ind such "A selection OF slightly used
oVerCOatS. 50 to SO; save cash and get wise;
one price. Jl'STH'S OLD STAND. 6la d.
l.
The Washington times., 1912-11-12
MOTORCYCLES

SECOND HAND MOTORCYCLES.
4 FEW GUARANTEED SLIGHTLY USED
MACHINES LEFT WHICH CAN BE
BOUGHT AT BARGAINS
CASH OR PAYMENTS
BERGMAN & WILLIAMS.
Main 4IS6. 9I2 9th II. N. w.
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RAIN & AUTO-COAT MAKERS

!. CHASER & co. ia., sua ,r.a.,
rain and auto coats for lndics and sentivinen:
alters and repairs all kinds UI rubber gar.
nI,nts and articleA IN. Main 20. gg Eye
ct y. W.
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WINDOW CLEAllIEG

HAM ApUuT DIRTY WINDOWS:
nv w White Help Moderate Prices.
LEON l.. CAIIOOE. Acme window GIsapins
Co.. 81 q 81 N ". "sono II. 'lS2
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RUG WEAVING
PIkNu iUNiNG
CARPET CLEANING

albert KAHl.ERT a. CO,
Improve ed steam Carpet Cleaners.
s52 Maryland ave $, w. Phone Main 2o3s
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UPHOLSTERlNG

PARLOR SUITS UphulsterInS In taprs,-y. -.
Frames Ichnisnrd; goods called, delivered
free Acme Iph 60. - IA st. \. W l.
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FOR SALE-FARMS

1877 ACRES. miles from w and d. boule-
ward, IL miles out; 90 acres in cultivation.
97 acres Of good timber !rult, fenced.
ulentv of water, excellent clay loan. grass
and grain soil: new sroom dwelling, 4Ox6O
barn. : tenant houses and other buildings
some growing crops. \ cheap place. $1,000
s., 800 cash; hal to suit.
MARION DuCKETT Il son,
Gil + St y. w.
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lauNt! nAw,cD AM ~ DAN

LOANS on INDoRSED NOTES. stocks. all
kinds. collateral. ! buy notes. Second trusts
on real estate. No red tape. Tan acGonInlv-
date same day that apply. x. r. BENNETT.
Ilo Met Rank Ritg.. Tel. Main sos -
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VACUUM CLEANERS

VACUUM CLEANERS RENTED. $3.50 DAY.
MACHINES DELIVERED AND CALLED
FOR 2o3 McGlLL BLDG. PHONE n. 3jiS.
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PARTY WITH 500 CASH San purchase
new housc never occupied, duplicate
houses sold this fal! for $500 each. first
trust Of only sl.jU. which runs years.
This orrr holds good until next "Wednesday
Jniy. AdtI.as ION ..:i station q.
Washington Journal., 1912-05-25

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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-01-23
MUST BELIEVE It
When Well Known, Wausau
People Tell It So Plainly.

When public endorsement is made
By a representative citizen of Wausau
the proof is positive. You must
believe it. Read this testimony.
Every backache sufferer, every man,
woman or child with any kidney
trouble will find profit in the reading.
Otto W. Kroening. 631 S. Fourth
Ave-, Wausau, Wis, says: 81 was
troubled by kidney complaint for over
a year. / had frequent pains in my
back that made it hard for me to get
around and the kidney secretions
passed irregularly. was also subject
to dizzy spells, during which every
thing turned black before me and l
often fell to the floor. Since using
two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills,
procured at Philbrick's Pharmacy,
have felt a great deal better and the
pain in my back has disappeared"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-01-23
PERSONALS.

HI. Blanchard of Colby, was in
the city Wednesday.
Miss Orpha Jones visited in Rhine
lander the past week.
r. B. Salter of Colby, was in the
city Wednesday on business.
Mrs. John Manser and daughter,
Ine2, are visiting in Oshkosh.
Albert Buchanan of Ringle, town
treasurer and justice of the peace,
was in the city Wednesday on business.
Among the Wausau visitors the
past week was Senator e. E. Brown
of Waupaca. He spoke at the Wausau
club banquet on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Celia Braun and Miss Belle
Braun, who had been visiting at the
home of w. w. Waterhouse, returned
to their home in Athens on Wednes-
day.
H. H. Pagel of Stevens Point,
where he has lately completed the
erection of a new modern -four mill
for himself, was in Wausau Wednes-
day on a business and social visit. Mr..
Pagel was at one time resident OF
this city and has numerous relatives
and friends here.