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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06

Subject to the action Of the Demo
cratic Party in July
For Representative uO5th. Repre-
sentative DISTRICT
IF. BAKER OF scurry Co.
A. ]. HAGlNs Of Kent Co.
For District Attorney (30th Dis.
trlct)-
JAS. r. sTINsON Of Jones Co
W J. ARLINGTON. stonewall
County
For District Clerk
WALTER S. ADAMsON
For County Judge
c. n. BUCHANAN
For sheriff
W. A. MERRILL
Por County Clerk;
W. T. SKINNER
For Tax Assessor
JOE MERRITT
For Tax Collector:
W. NJ. CURRY
For county Treasurer
OR LoCKHART
For County Attorney
r.. W WEBB
W, W. wEEMs
For Justice Of the Peace, Precinct
No. l.
B.F. DAVIS
For County Commissioner precinct
No. IL
B.F. DAVIS
For Commissioner and Justice Of the
Peace, Precinct No. g.
JAKE AUTRY
For Public Wcighcr. Precinct No l.
lack EVANS
SAM HULL
CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Election In April
For City Marshal
o. T WOLFE
W W. ROGERS
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06

A IL Belo a Co. publishers Of the
Dallas News announce that on April
Isl. they will begin the publication
OF the Dallas Evening Journal The
Morning and the semi-weekly Mss
has grown to be the most popular
Newspaper in Texas aud one Of a.
greatest In the south and We predlsi
su-rc1, Tor me Evening Journal
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06

Mr.. J. W Templeion has had dirt
broken and work started on a new
six room residence on his 10, on
East Plaza street sam Hull and Mar
win Wood are pushing the WORK
along.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06

Il is very we'll for the Government
labor bureau 10 keep watch on en-
ployers Of labor and see that the la
borers are paid living wages and work
ed under humane conditions, but
whenever the government sets out
20 and employment for men. the ia
boring element will cease 10 be hus-
tiers and will lose that spirit Of man
hood and individuality that In former
generations has made America great
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06

Our eorpulent friend. W. ". Ca
ruthers Of the Ira country was gar
ing at the surging throngs here Mon
day.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06

Mrs. n. J. Bryan Of Grand'ieS Is
the guest OF her sister Mrs Wilks
and Mr.. J. W. Green.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06

one trouble with West Texas Is
there are too many men sitting
around waiting for a chance to make
easy money other parts Of the
country may have some Of the same
class Of citizens. a. many or more
than we have. but We have all We
need and n some. In the language
Of the stree, We could use a few
thousand Intelligent. energetic and
willing workers
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06

FOR SALE Good work horses.
cash or good note.
BLACKARD BROS
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06

We want your eggs and Poultry
you want our price
C. Nation & Son. Phone ISL
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06

The Womans Mission Auxiliary
Of the Methodist church met In reg.
ular session at the parsonage. Mar
End Mrs Curnutte presided.
A good attendance was present.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06

Mrs Fritz n. Smith was hostess
for the Altrurian club, February %.
After a business session. conduct
ed by the president, Mrs Towlc led
an interesting lesson from the Call
oi the New south
Mrs 4. c. Howard read paper
on The Mouutainecrs Mrs. wills.
ford a sketch on"A Perfect Club wo-
man"
After which the hostess served a
delicious salad course.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06

Individual irrigation will
rule In this country some OF
years,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06

IN Byrd OF Dunn was here last
Thursday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06

CT. Burk was in Thursday from
Camp Springs.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06

shaekeliord county voted wet last
week by a majority Of 20 votes.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06
s0o!g!E1Y

Mrs. T } Thompson was the hos
tess for the Just Sew" club. Thurs
day, Feb 26 Delicious refreshments
were served
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06

W. p. Lane SAYS he viii stump
western Texas for candidate Ball
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06

Wall Paper at Warren brothers
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06
TlIr Suuhrr signal
HARDY. PICKLE s HARDY.

Entered in the postoffice at sny-
der. Texas. as second class mall mat
ter.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06

JR. Costin was a part OF the big
trades day crowd here Monday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-03-06
NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

snyder. Texas, February q, 1914
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PoIice.COurt Record

United States Branch. judge Muliowny,.-
Jeanette Turner. permitting gambling, nolle
pressed; George Walsh. assault, coiia,c .I1I
pressed; Edward Butler and Frederick Belle:
assault, each, forfeited Thomas Ennis ana
William tonG, assault. dismissed Ernest
Ed. Cutler. housebreaking with intent 10
commit larceny, 500 bonds for action gram
jury; David SherlinE. petit larceny hoie
pressed: Charles Vincent. cruelty TO animals.
forfeited; Edwsrd Smallwood and tharles
Smsllwood, assault. dismissed; William
Noble. cruelty TO animals, continued IN
continued TO December II: Roberta Harris
threats. personal bonds; Charles A. Cooper
thite. receiving stolen property 200 uonHS
jury; Ray Harrity. embeZzlement: continued
TO December IS; John Robinson, larceny. ~
50 days: Francis Snyder. assault. personal
weapon. $50 or 80 DAYS; Henry Peyton. ldi :
ceny. $40 or GO. days: Robert Gillespie. unnai ~
cruelty TO animals. continued TO December
II; Harry Henry, larceny. continued 10 u
cember Il; Henry Otto, cruelty 70. ailliia ~;
forfeited: Harry Gibson. housebreaking. SiVO
bonds for action grand jury; Daniel +. ASH
ford. destroying private, property PERSONA
bonds.
were forfeited in the following cases; Tor
violation police regulations, John Anderson.
owen Bartlett. william Brasiton Leroy
Reamer Henry Yates. and William IiliInan
for profanity and dIsorderly' conduct, VIII
liam Campbell and John f. King ArthT "
Gebricker. Thomas Collins. and Henry
SmailWood. disorderly. personal bonds; LOUIS
Blumenberg. vagrancy. personal Donos' ELL ElS
abeth Jewell. vagTancy, dismissed; toSa.
william smith vaErancy. 500 bonds or 50
days: Rudolph Rednan. disorderly. = ~ ~
Is days; Ernest Veney. disoTderly. Gontir a.'T
tinued; Fred Connor. violation police reguls-
tons two cases. continued indefinitely.
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PINK PAJAMAS STIR
WRATH OF DEPUTY
Pair of Silk Nightpants' Pro-
yided by HoteI Proprietor
Not Appreciated.

OAKLAND. Cal. Dec. trouble
rDed in the Hotel Crellin-aE2 al be
-lso Of a pair OF pink DdJamas- II
-oprIctor Louis Abe HADN'T invented
new way to accommodate transient
ests, or If he had made the palalnas
e or green. perhaps all would have
en- well-but Edward Sqcfrcs, deputy
erin from Nevada. will not wear EN-
.uk-that's final,
. Der had started a rev scheme.
fsnv brlated jewellers in flie outskirts
Oakland had appeared 1t his hotel.
.rey m ssing their last cars. for night
somTpOdatiOns. Aber thought that IL
9uld be clever concession to provide
en- with all the comforts OF homo
ho ordered that pajamas be furnished
rng with pillow cases and the rest OF
hotel rooms adOTnment
-uU'res appeared 10 announce that he
= missed a last boat TO san Francisco.
wanted a room. Dash katona. chief
.~y showed him to room and left
fcH moments later .hc NeyaCa
71T appeared in tire otTice. red and
~. and with pair Of pink pajamas
rauIcd scorufully from thumb and
ger.
say" demanded the deputy sheriff
Mt 81 bad enough 10 put me n an
~r mans room. WITHOUT putting ne
room with 4 pair Of pink silk night
-0'T" Pm SORE
The matter was explained, and the
r-iG returned modified. to sleep. But
didn't wes- the pajamas,
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The LAWYERS Way.

''Beforc ! aEreo 70 undertake your
defense" said the eminent criminal
Iavry T. you will have to tell me the
whole truth. Did you cmbezZle the
500 600 you are accused of having
taLen?'
Yes, SIR" replied the accused man,
''I'u not attempt 10 conceal tho fact
from you. I stole every cent OF IT.
How much of it have you still?
..It's ali gone but a couple OF dol
lars
Yong man." said the eminent law
yer buttoning his coat about him and
putin on his gloves. you'd better
rlead guilty and throw yourself on the
mercy of the court
IN do II II you say so, SIR. What
are you going to charge me for the
advice?"
Two rs"-Kansas City Star.
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The Relationship.

Toruly's mother had married again,
and. though Tommy. didn't in the
least object to his new father. he was
somewhat puzzled as TO their rcla-
tionsEIP
Mama" he said. is this man my
step-papa"'
Yes. dear. he is your step-papa."
"WeIl, mama" pursued thoughtful
Thomas, You call NE your little lad,
don't yoI?'
yes, dearie. you arc mama's little
lad"
Then, mama" concluded Thomas.
Il suppose l must be my step-papa's
little ep-ladder. '-Philadelph Rec
n
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Hot Stuff.

In soulr parts of the Canadian back
country the recurrence of boiled salmon.
broiled salmon. salmon outlets and sal
mon steak at every meal becomes. after
a few weeks. a trifle monotonous. To
the native palate, brought mp on I, this
constant temperance Of the self-same
dish is a matter Of course; but to the
newly arrived tourist it grows at last
into a feeble joke.
rs there nothing else for breakfast
said one such victim OF Colonial hospi-
tality, as a whole fish and q pot OF
mustard were laid before him on the
table.
Nothing else.'' replied the host, in
surprrse. Why. there's salmon enough
there FOR six. amt there
Yes" responded the guest. mildly;
but ] don't care for salmon"
Well, then. fire into the mustard.
vas the rejoinder.-Philadelph Rec
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PROPOSALS


PROPOSALS will be received at the Burel %
OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy DeDaTt-
ment, Washington. ID. g., until 10 o'clOce
a. m, December g. 1914. and publicly cpene
Immediately thereafter. 70 furnish AT n
navy yard Washington. II. -. a lualtlr
OF naval supplies. as follows: sch. 1857. In
staIIinG and furnishing meteor equipments
Sch 1910: Steel sIides.-SCh- s61: AspAaltuIl
blocks.-Sch. 1876: Ingot copper.-Sch. .oSe
Iron nails, brass wood Screws--Sch- go.
Drop forged blanks Applications for prS-
posaIs should designate the schedules de
sired BY number. Blank proposals VIII H''
furuishCd upOa application TO the EuTsa b
SAMUEL. MCGOWAN, PaymastcT Genera
L ) y
BEREAVEMENT or THE INTERIOR. Wash
irzton December ,. 1915 Sealed p-'Dosl. s.
in diIpIicare will be received at this Hepag -
u,snt until . %. III. TUESDAY. January j.
1915 for the furnishing and installing o. 0t'
sLviights on the Patent Office Buil0iEs
Washington. Il. T., in accordance with plans
and. srsciffcatIons FOR the work. copies or
which may be obtained on application IL III
chief clerk Of the Department. IN" rlSht -
reserved 10 reject any and all bios. or To
accent or reject any part thereof. IN ire 'is
cretion OF the Department Proposals SHOULD
be- securely enveloped, marked .. Proposals
for skyIishts. Patent OsGcc Building ami
addressed to the Secretary % the III erio--
30 SWEENEY. Assistant Secretary.
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DEATHS

BuNDY-On Monday. December II. 1914 at
treedmen's Hospital. JAMES FRANK
EtNDN, beloved husband OF Delilia bunny.
father Of Della and Zenobia Bundy.
and son OF Annie and the late Armstead
Bundv
Funeral Thursday December Il. 1T D.
m, from Andrew Rankin Chapel. Howard
University. Sixth and Howard streets
northwest. The Rev. W. Bishop Johnson.
-. D, viii ofiiciatc. Relatives and friends
invited lnteTment at Woodlawn Cemetery.
CHiI-DS-On December u. 1914 Mrs. ELIZA
CHlLDS. widow OF James T. Childs. aged
seventy-eight years
Funeral Thursday, . o'clock. December
IL, from the residence OF her son. E1wOod
Childs, 1896 Emerson street northeast.
philadelphia and NorristOwn. Pa. papers
please copyD
ROLIPINSkI-On Tuesday. December Is,
1914, at l y. m. DR. LOUIS KOLIPfNSKI.
in the ifty-slNth year OF his age survived
By his wife and six children; sister. Emile
Weiss, and father-in-law, Andrew Soehn-
gen
Notice of funeral later.
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Tracing It Back.

The dentist says it's all right to tell
the story, but that his name must not
be used.
A friend of his-a dental friend-had
Just pulled tooth for a patient ne
says.
Doctor. you told me that it wouldn't
hurt TO pull that tooth" he said.
II did," triumphantly acclaimed the
doctor. What have you to say about the
natter"
well, all I have got to saw is.
rnoaned the patient. that Ananlas must
have been. the first dentist. Louis
VILE Times.
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Too Full for Utterance.

Matte was recently employed by q
.st0u n.atrOn. A. might be expected,
% has MANY admirerS-so many, her
STRESS asserts, that the kitchen IS
dom without some male aspiranr
her hand.
Du one occasion the mistress OF the
.lz" Who, though she thoroughly
~apTrDEes Of her cooks extensive
alliu- list. hesitates 20 make too
.rni- objections. lest she thereby
nss the -aluaDl. girls services. re
r-sa 20 the advent OF new =dmirer.
N'- g. Il. Matte. that Your --latest
rTn~ keeps sHrl = Geathly silence
fl you when he CALLS
Tho girl -.riuEca broadly.
"CH ma am" said shc. AS yet the
5or folIer is that basEful he does
Hrriu' bit at""-LipDiuco
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LEGAL NOTICES

A. B. WEBB. Attorney
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J.
Kubatz VS. Cora Lee kubatz and Mart.s.
Curtin: Equity No. 334e4--1he object o. tIl-
suit is to obtain for the plaintiff. MaNimillia4
Z. kubatZ. divorce a vlnculO matrluouI.
from the defendant. Cora Lee kubatz uul-.
the ground OF adultery. On motion o. tn
plaintiff. Il is this 18th day OF November, y
D. 1914. ordered that the defendant. Cora Lee
hubztZ. cause her appearance 10 be cntere4
herein on or before the fDrtisth day. exclu-
sive Of SUNDAYS and legal HOLIDAYS, occurrll-
after the day OF the first publication Of tn
order: otherwise the cause will be procesdc..
with as in case OF default; provided. Coz.
Of this order be published once week "a.
three successive weeks in the Washingtor
Law Reporter and The Washington Times be
fore said day. By the Court. WALTER
MCCOY Justice Seal True CoDy-Tes
JOHN r. YOUNG. Clerk. By ". J
LEMON Assistant Clerk
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He Knew.

.Apropos Of q miIlionairess who. hav-
ing married a policeman in 1872. was
now proceeding to divorce him, Repre-
sentative Henry said, in Waco:
There is no more difficult, no more
Cncrous Job on earth than to marry an
American girl for her money.
Il happened 10 say to Washing
tonian one day:
Money talks. l tell you, money
talks
Yes. I know It Does said the Wash
ingtonian. I married money st.
Louis Globe-DemOcrat.
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Wholesale Produce Market.

EcGs-Hesrby. fresh. Ss34cc ger doz. 1.
-aIth.rn. SS65sc per doz.
CEEESE-Nex York pew. isiIe Der H.:
- Isisc per 10.
EBr 10 process. as62sc Der ID.
LIVE rOULTRY-tQUotationa furnished bv
7ry Price 4 Co. Hens. l2dl3c per H.;
,siers l0c per lb.. spring chickens. IiGi5e
.r H.: 1--we turkeys $4,000 per 10.
I've ETOCK-VeSl calves. beat. ll6l.o
.-- b. heavy. S1l0c per III far sneeD. Hza5c
.-r ID spring lambs. =. IS@ per ID.
FEGErABLE5-COuotz furnished By
o. .oSs 81 % Der busbeI. 81 3 .er sack; csb
sgs. 81 per hundred lbs; lettuce. 1tc1{I-zS
gtr bsIket: beets. 90 co Der 100 buncheB
II
'hoice turkeys, both alive and dressed, ia
.a.1<ns. ordinary aud thin stock OF lttls or
- tSA
A&ET. HsICE . Sc.
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IN MEMORIAM

STARK-In sad but loving remembrance OF
my dear husband. HENRY STARK. who
died December u. 1905. six years AFRO today.
II is hard we know to give thee Up,
Bue we must bear the pain.
II seems to me. hear thy voice.
In memory's sweet refrain.
Rest, dear husband. thy warfare is ended.
At length relieved from all thy pain.
When we, too. our mission fll
We hope 10 meet you there again.
By His Devoted Wife. Sophie stark.
CNotices for this column are accented at 50
cents Fat. either prose poetry. In case no
tice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
for each line in excess Of ten.D-
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PUBLIC NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS o.
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, wa
ington. ID. C.. December II 1914 Ord-re,.
That Section 80 Of Article XII OF the Poll ,
Regulations Of the District Of Columbia
hereby amended by inserting therein aft.
the words p street. north, between FOL--
tenth and Fifteenth streets. west Tire
words &c street. north. between Thirteen
and Fourteenth streets. west" FREUE.-
lex L. SIDDONS. CHARLES W XII
Commissioners, ID. c.
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Local Sales.

Washington Gas SIS. s1.00oGIGSls, s1,ep0
dIoSla 81 O0pdI03Iz.
Capital Traction IS, Sj00Gloszs. s51oa
-05lz
Washington Railway IS. &1odSl5s,
s1.OCOasJz.. slCcedse5s. s., OODdS';2.
r ggs Realty long IS, S1.0J0dlCl. s50od
-"IZ
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LOCAL AND N. Y. FINANCIAL NEWS
MARKET REPORT
IN $50 EDITION

The $50 edition of The Times
will contain complete market
quotations of the following:
New York Stock Exchange
stock and bond lists; New York
Curb, including oil stocks; New
York, New Orleans, and Liver
pool cotton, and New York
coffee.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-16
Deaths.

Albert p. A. King. 20 years. 1915 Msssachu-
setts avenue.
Mary E. Skinner. 60 years io12 Eleventh
street northwest.
Alexander Goskirk. Il years. Casualty Hos
Dital
Eliza X. Childs. a years. Sibley Hospital.
Walter L. Finley. 81 years. Walter Reed
General Hospital.
sarah E. Tolman, 70 years. 700 G street
northwest.
Joseph Quinlan, y years. Providence Hospi-
tai
Nina A Gardner. - years. George Washing
ton University Hospital.
Etmund H. smith. . months. 60 Third
street northwest.
Thomas Gray. "a years. 40 Grace court
southwest.
Herman Johnson % years. Besslers court
northwest.
William Mitchell. 1 year. "a Twenty-secOnd
street northwest.
Bessie T. Hill. 80 years. sS7 r street north
Infant Of Sadie and Samuel Proctor, > days.
S7l9 Sherman avenue.
street southwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-16
High Up in Church Work

That man over there is away UP as q
church worker.
What, that insignificant little FELLOW?
Yes that's Stceplc Sam
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-16
TRADING IS FAIR
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
$4,000 Worth of Bonds DiSpoS-
ed 0f-Demand for Wash.
Ry. and Electric as Good.

Trading on the Washington Stock E.N-
ange abnornally weak until yester-
. Al, continued in fair volume today,
coo worth of bonds being disposed OF.
Washington Gas SIS, as result of the
! ices offered for the new 100000 issue
= lich has just been put on the market,
dS for which were opened today, sold
, gwn from recent prices. $4,000 worth
ling disposed of at 1881, while the bid
J rice was lowered from 1885, and the
. slle5 figure from los to 1885.
The demand for Washington Railway
: I'd Electric as was good a $500 bond
odd at Sl5s. a 81 900 bond at S0&, and
: yo additional bonds of the same de-
, animation at sou. The other sales in
Uded two $500 Capital Traction Us at
JGi.: a Riggs Realty long ., at lO1,
nc a $500 bond OF the same issue at
Il DIS
The American Telephone and Tele-
raph Company has declared a 81 div
lend. payable January 10 TO stock
olders OF record December 81.
A'semi- annual dividend of 3 per cent
as been declared by the Columbia
tile Company, payable December 81.
The books will be closed from Deem
or II to December 81
Tho American Security ana Trust
company has declared its regular
aIarterly dividend of 3 per cent, pay
lie January II to stockholders OF
-scord December 81.
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AUCTION SALES

THOMAS BOWLING * co. Auctionee-s
We viii sell at public auction On Thur
day. December II. at 10 o'clock a. m. a. IL
New Bureau OF Engraving and Printing. lita
and b streets 5. W. let cases. chairs. ueSA-
pumps. refrigerators. junk. etc, also Or.
station carriage
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Marriage Licenses.

Rev. William Pierpont Of Cumberland, Nd
and Hattie VI Malone. OF Vienna, Va
Joseph Dymacek.- OF Middleton, Va. and Ia
.. Henderson, OF Bumpass, Va
William A. Sykes and Bertha o. Norton. Of
Washington.
Frederick A. Poore and Annie ]. Myers, Of
Washington.
Joseph H. Jarboe and Helen Z. Mccullough.
of Washington.
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Vital Records.
Births.

Lloyd and Minnie ". Thompson. boy.
samuel IL. and Susan Reidy girl.
David and Eva ShainblOom, girl
Johns and Mary e Pleuger. boy
James W. and Mary NJ Marceron. girl
Harry V. and Katie Godfrey, boy
Daniel and Jennie Gilbert. girl.
Clyde and Susie W. Bell. girl.
Arthur b. and Dorothy c. Eads girl
Stuart and Agnes MEG Bready. boy
Charles =. and Louisa v. Wright. boy
Charles I. and Katherine II. Morris. girl.
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FINANCIAL
The Safest Investments

Are those that do not huctuate duriag dis
ttI-bcd conditions Of the money or stock mar
Sets First deed OF trust notes tfiTst mort
"a zesj. well secured on real estate N the
District OF Columbia, constitute ''gilt-Ccge'
INVESTMENTS. They do not depend upon tho
eranclal responsibility Of individuals o. cor
-o-a. ions Co- their stability. and are ,Hsnpt
from taxation 80 personal property. We can
9uDDI- such Investments ~ amounts from
$50 Upward send for booklet. Concerning
,rlr-.s and Investments"
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New York Stocks.

. Quotations furnished by w. 3. Hibbs
& Co. members Of New York Stock E1-
change. Hibbs Building
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WANTED-HOUSES

BRICN or frame house with large yard in
T. Washington or AnacOstia VIII leSse
for ure year II location suits. Address w
' GRAHAM Anaccsua, d. c. Il. +. u. ..
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FOR SALE
Modern 6 and S-rcom homes. On sxceDtion.
ally easy terms.
PRICES s. 80 AND o.. Hs
81 50 and SIS. 80 Der month. includes an In
terest and payments on principal
Corner 18th and SITS. Q. 3. Open and
ughted daily until o. N.
Representative On Prsmisaa
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY

TO CLOSE an estate a large tract % TIM
be- and ,p,onizd don land IN FlOrfIa's IA
NOUS .ruit and vegetable bc!t. Price 81 50
Der acrr T. WALTER uBOlLE. Or :. p.
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

NORTHUMBERLAND end Of reduction sales
are in sight. men are getting wise to
steady stores that always name the lowest
figures AID this Is one OF them. Ses what
81 5" TO 81 will buy IN new pants. COOL vcar-
ing stock. pays 20 know: one price. justin )
OLD STAND Go d
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