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here Saturday and Sunday BY

preached here Saturday and Sunday by
Eds. Sam g. Caudill, Charles Blair, and
John A. Graft. l. was largely attended
and good. order prevailed Throughout.
News Of the death Of John Hunsucker
of Lipps, which occurred at Big Stone
Gap cast pail of sorrow over our entire
community where be had many relatives
and friends. Later, the news of the death
Of his little nine year old daughter, which
occurred Friday, has just been received
with profound regret. A third death in
the family is hourly expected, that Of
Maudie, the thirteen year Old daughter,
who, only recently was here. buoyant with
high ASPIRATIONS of little lady. 1t is
said they have fever.
Grant Craft has been visiting here from
tho mining town of Stonega. We are glad
to see him
Mrs Sam c. Webb is prospecting on a
trip TO Arcadia, Tenn, where she will Wis.,
it for some time
Col. J. B.>Ricl mend, Of Gate City, spoke
at Whitesbprg today.
James Fields aud sister, Miss Susan, Of
Mandrake, were guests Of Sergcnt Satur-
day. We are pleased to have them among
US.
John Blanton and family have just left
for their future home oil Guests River.
There il some sickness in our midst,
bu; nothing of serious nature.
s. L. Adams, the boss merchant, will
soon begin the erection Of a nice dwelling.
Billie Iolbrook, year old son Of the
late Jesse A. Holbrook. who has been
lingering with typhoid fever for several
months, died Friday night. Four Of the
family have died OF the disease, and now a
fifth is taking it,
Misses. Sarah j. and Nela Frazer,
Florence Tyree, and Ollie Graft, of the
Burg, were casting their radiant smiles
abroad among the Sergenites SUNDAY.
Come again ladies'.
D. W. Webb will soon begin the cree
ton of neat dwelling.
BrRDINE.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
BIG STONE GAP.

TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH -Rtv. J. A.
buvu, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday, morning
AMI night.
rNp,Y-Scuooi.--Evcry Sunday morning a, 10
O'Clock I. NoiFF. Superintendent.
PRANrs-h EErtNG. 49, T., cry Wednesday night
O'Clock p. m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. --Rrv. r. &. MArnE-
SOW, Pastor. Preaching Second sunday III each
month, morning and night, q, the Episcopal Church
SUNDAY ScnooL-Every Sunday morning AT IL
O'Clock. In Presbyterian chapple near the hrldse-H
l.. SULhIvsS, Superintendent.
RAPTiST CHURCH.-Rrv. N. \. Wilson. Pastor
Preaching every 2nd AMI i,h sunday, morning and
night. AZ Norton every 3rd Sunday.
SUNDAY -ScHOoL.-Every sunday morning. a. IL
O'Clock. VI ..Goodloc. Superintendent
fEAYra-MrEriSG. Every Wednesday night
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THE COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA:
To tie Shcr,g Of the County Of IJ'ise,
Greeting:
We COMMAND YOU, That YOU summon
Citizens Bank Of RogersviIle to appear
at the Clerk ) Office Of The Circuit Court
of the County of Wise at the rules to be
held for the said court on the First Mon
day in November, 1900, to answer petit
ton in chancery exhibited against it and
others in oar said court by H. d. Roberts,
filed in the chancery cause of Jack and C.
d. Carter, Admrs, vs.. Hiram Dean ct al.
And have then there this writ. Witness
W. K. KILGoRE, Clerk of our said court, at
the courthouse, the 18th day of Sept,
1900, and in the l25th year of the Com
monwealth.
W. L. KILGoRE, Clerk.
BY q. A. JOHNSON, ID. C.
OEo. Z. PEEGY, pa. sep21 1914!
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W. +. KILGorE, Clerk.
BY c. A. JOHNSON, d. c.
oMMoNwEALTn or VIRGlNfA,

TnE COMMONWEALTH or NIRGINiA,
10 the SHERIFF Of the comfy Of WISE,
Greeting:
We COMMAND YoC, That you summon
Knoxville Provision q Sugar Company:
Ballard & ballard Company; Citizens
Bank of Rogersylle aud Roger>yille
National Bank 10 appear at the Clerk 3,
Office of the Circuit Court Of the County
OF Wise at the rules to be held for the said
court on the First Monday ia November,
1900 to answer Cross Bill in chanccry
exhibited against them aud others in our
sad court hy H. I- Clay. flied in the
chancery cause Of l.. W. Bolts, Trustee.
vs !. &. Moore ct al. And have then
there this writ. Wt4csS ". f. KuGorr,
Clerk Of our sai'l court, at the court house.
the 18Th day Of Sept, 1900, and in the
laJih year Of the Commonwealth.
". T.. KILGORE, Clerk.
BY {. A. JOHNSON. D.
FuLroS 4 McDowELL, pa sep27 39-I2
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Working Night and Day

The busiest and mighticst little thing
that ever was made is DR.. Kings New
Lite Pills. Every pill is sugar coated
globnle of health, that changes weakness
into health, listlessness into energy, brain
flag into mental power. They're wonder
iul in building up the health. Only %
cents per box. Sold by j. W. Kelly.
Druggist
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oNpNs3 it'O.
l.. ". Bolts, Trustee,
Plaintiff, In Chancery
against on Cross Bill
D. {. Moore ct al, Defend ofH. B. CLAY.
ants.
The general object OF this Cross-Bill is
to obtain judgment in favor of II. b. CLAY.
successor in interest of Geo. A. Smith
Trustee, against j. G. Moore, in the sum
OF SlOiS.10 with interest thereon from
January 18th, 1895, to have the lien of
Cross-Complainant adjudicated as a first
lien on the j. G. Moore saw-miN plant and
OUTFIT at Big Stone Gap, Va, being the
saw-mill plant mentioned in the deed of
trust from j. c. Moore to II. c. Mcdowell
Dr., Trustee, recorded in Wise County
Deed Book 81 page III; and the first lien
af'er the lien OF l.. W. Bolts, Trustee. ON
the j. {. Moore planning mill plant at Big
stone Gap, Va, and Lots to & Block 1872
Improvement Cos Plat No. ). Lot Il Of
Block 100. of said Plat, Lot 10 of Block
i9l OF said Plat, GALL of Big Stone Gan.
va and the j. g. Moore undivided half
interest in Lot , OF Block Q. of Plat ! of
norton, Va. Aud an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defendants, l.. W.
botts, Trustee; John j. Wolfe: Geo. A.
omi'h' trustee; Geo. A. Murray, Trustee:
Minerva b. Wolfe; Minerva B. Wolfe.
Guardian; Dawson Blackmore doing
uslness as Dawson Blackmore 4 Col; r.
N Cope Geo. Cope and J. X. Collins
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In the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
of the County Of Wise OH the 18th day of
September, 1900.
Jack and 9. D. Carter,
Adm'rs., Plaintiffs, In Chancery
against on Petition OF
Hiram Dean ct al, Defend H.D.Roberts.
ants.
The general object Of this Petition is 20
have set aside and corrected a deed from
! T.. NJ. Fulton, Commissioner in the above
entitled cause, to /. + Wampler, recorded
in Wise County Deed Book So, page llj;
also the deed from +. VI. Fulton, Commits
sioner in the Chancery Cause OF Cartcr ".
James llunsucker ct al, TO the said !. F..
Wampler, recorded in Wise County Deed
Book -, page 2jS; also the deed from !.
F. Wampler to F. A. Stratton of May 20,
1851, deed Book 5, page 2O9); also the
deed of September 4, 1889, from F. A.
Stratlon to }. c. Stamps ct al Deed Book
20 page ljS), in so far as the said deeds
include about forty (4O) acres lying on the
east side of Guests River, belonging to
Petitioner and composing the north west
ern corner of the land embraced in the
two first above mentioned deeds. And an
ailidavit having been made and filed that
the defendants, j c. Stamps, W. X. Arm
strong, Trustee, IL 6. ky.e, 4. b. Rogan,
\. u. Simpson and II. b. Clay, are not res
idents of the State OF Virginia. it Is or
dcred that they DO appear here within ID
days after due publication hereof, and do
what may he necessary to protect their
interest in this suit. And it is further
ordered that copy hereof he published
once week for four weeks in the Big
Stone Gap Posr, and that a copy be posted
at the front door of the courthouse of
this county on the first day OF the next
term OF the county court.
A copy-Teste:
". +. KILGORE, Clerk.
By &. A. JonNsoN, ID. &.
Gro c. PEEEY, a.
VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Wise County Sept. 10,
1900. At rules.
Jack and c. d. Carter, !
Admr's, Plaintiffs, In Chancery
against ON Petition OF
Hiram Dean ct al, II d. Roberts.
Defendants.
1t appearing from an affidavit on file in
this case that citizens Bank of Rogers
Vile, is corporation created 10y some
State or Country other than Virginia, and
that there is not in Wise County any
agent of said corporation, or any other
person on whom service of process can he
had. 1t is therefore ordered that pro-
cess on said Petition filed in said cause,
he published once a week for four success
siye weeks in the Big Stone Gap Post,
newspaper published in Big Stone Gap.
Wise county, Va, together win copy OF
this order.
W. E. KlLGoRE, Clerk.
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FROM SERGEN1'.
spOndsnce Of the Big Stone Gap Posi-.

correspondence oil the Zig Stone Gap Posi-.
SERGENr, KY, Oct. 2.-Thc weather is
nice and cool. Cbestnuts are getting ripe.
There is a fair crop.
The funeral of little Ida yerna Webb.
deceased daughter Of John S. Webb, was
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For a good nights sleep a cold
Lemon Phosphate is the proper rem
edy-you can get it at the Drug
Store.
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L. S. POST OFFICE.
Big Stone Gap. Va.

Big Stone Gap. Va.
J. VI. Goodoe, 7. NJ s. r. jesse, Asst. j. NJ
OFFICE HOURS
General delivery open from a. m. to 9:l5 p. m
Except sunday.
Sunday hours.-from o a. ~. to 10 a m. and from
I 30 p. m. TO p. m.
MONEY ORDER OFFICE.
Open from a. m. to 6 p. m. every day, except
Sunday.
MAILS CLOSE.
For l.. & Y. r. r., East. az : 30 a. m
For l.. a y. K. r.. West. at Is p. m.
For Va. a : ". II. x Al . a. m.
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WISE COUNTY COURTS.

CorvrY CouRr.-Ilcld the An Monday in each month
". u. Bond, Judge.
CRcUr CoUKr.-IIcld lst Monday in April, Septem-
hsr ard December. II A. W Skeen, Judge
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CorNrY ,Np CigcUtT Corar CitgE.--W. +. Kilg0rC.
CoN4oNwE MN ATroKNFY.-W. W. q. Dotson.
Tai NsrKFR--iI C. stewart.
COMMISSIONER eastern Di>irict)-D 5. Kelly.
CousISHoNEt Western District w. ID. McNi".
SCuoot NORTHUMBERLAND. II. NamPler.
CorNry SURVIVORS, NJ Taylor.
I.urg-Charlcs ilughc,.
SUPERINTENDENT or I'M fooR.-G. II Skecn.
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Grading as Cope, Collins a CO..; Horace
Slingluf and VIM Disney Grading rs
Slinglun, Disney & Coz; are not residents
of the State of Virginia. That the ir:ani
wards of Minerva b. Wolfe, Guardian, are
unknown. and that there are or tmay hc
other persons interested in the subject to
be disposed of in said cause, who are I'M
known. 1t j. therefore oider: that SAID
nom resident defendants, infant ward-,
and unknown persons who may he inter
ested in this suit do appear here, within /?
days after due publication hereof, aud do
what may be necessary to protect their
interest in this suit. and it is further
ordered that a copy hereof he puhlish bed
once week for four weeks in the Big
Stone Gap Post, and that a
copy he posted at the front door OF the
court-h house Of this county on the first day
of the next term of the County Court
a copy-Teste:
W. +. kLGoRF, Clerk.
BY c. A. JOHNSON, u. c.
FrLroS & MCDOWELL, p. 4.
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CONNECTIONS.

Train No. , connects at EGhabethtou with r. r. a
". y. G. X. r. train, arriving Johnson city 10 90 a.
m. Central Time.
CONNECTIONS.
No. | connect, at lnlermout tr -tVions on
l.. ~ y. Il. r., and all points west Arrives at Mid
de,b.ro 10 % y. IN. louisville $50 a. IN Cincinnati
7 80 a.
No connects at niemoul with trains from
all points west. Lea,,s Louisville at :. 80 p. III ,
Cincinnati 80 y. ~.
No. II connects at Eiizahcthion with trains leaving
Johnson City 40 a. m., Cranberry 200 g. m. Cen
trial time.
No. II CONNECTS at Elzibethiou for stations on the
+. r. wv. ~ c. T. Il. Arrives at johnson CITY
lO:OO Il. IN, Cranberry II ,0Oa N. Central time.
H. ENMEET
General Passenger Agent.
Bristol, Tenn,
c. SHIELDS,
Vice Pres. AM Gen. Mugr.
Bristol Tenn.
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It appearing from an flavi' on file in
this camsc that Knoxville Provision aud
Sugar Company, Ballard y H., lasd Com
pany; Citizen, Bank Of Roscrsvllc a. 4
Rogersville National Bank parties de-
PENDANT in said Cross-BiIl) are corpora
tions created 10y some state or country
other than Virginia, and that neither of
said corporations has in this county, any
agent or other person on whom there can
he service of process, il is therefore order
ed that process ON said Cross-B Bin In said
cause, bc published once week for four
successive weeks in the Big Stone Gap
Post, newspaper published in Big Stone
Gap, Wise county, Va, together with a
cory OF this order
W. +. KLGorE, Clerk.
BY c. A. Johnson, d. c.
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STONEGA.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

suNpAY-SCHooL.-Evcry Sunday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock .-IOHS ADAMS. ia, Superintendent.
PRAYEK- MrNriN0.--Every Wednesday night.
YoUNa PEOFLK's SOCEn.-BveTy Sunday alter
noon at as O'Clock.
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VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks Office 81
the Circuit Court Of The County oi Wise
on the I9lh day of sept, 1000. At rulc-.
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In the Clerks Office of the Circuit court
OF the county of Wise, on the 18th day of
Sept, 1900.
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W. E. KlLGoRE, Clerk.
BY {. a. Johnson, d. e.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
of the County of Wise Oh the 18th day of
September, 1900.
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Virginia and
Southwestern Ry.
NATURAL TUNNEL ROUTE.
Time Table in Effect Augut u. 1900.
Easteru Standard Time

Eastern Standard Time.
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well Alma MahOrney. Josephine Hunnel, and
Mary Byrnes.
Junior cl2sS-Nlisses Helen Burch, Louise How
ser, Marie MCMahon. Nay Hunter, Ida Wvnne
Josephine Sweeney Maggie Dggins, Marguerite
Howard, Cora Darlington, Teresa Kennedy. Irene
Kennedy, HilGa Finch, Bessie SahelI Maggie Sui
Ivan, Marie Melting, lola R0dier, and Sophia
Heeter- Second dIyISlOn-MiSses Katie Michigan,
Elsie Mcmahon, Rosa Deneza, Maggie Dunn. Mary
D'AngelO. Mary Murphy, Mary Blinkhorn, Katie
Cuno. Eyylin Hunter. Grace Mellon. and Gather
Inc McGraw- Third dIvlsion-Misses Annie King,
Ruth Nolan. Angela MsFkey, Helen Safell, Eileen
Eayes, Marie Warren, Nay Sweeney, Lula Beech
ner Marie Barry, Maggie Holzer, Jennie Byrnes.
and Margaret Straub.
Primary class-Bernadine Roth, Ruth Wynne,
Mary Greene. Angela CunO. Emma Mellon. Ger
trude Moore, Marguerite Collins, Masters Charlie
Peck. Tom McDermOtt. Misses Margaret Glorius.
Nellie SusSin, Irene Barry. Ellina Downs. and Val
lene Auchiubaugh Second divisiOn-May Fitzger-
aid. Camilla Ferro, Mabel Savoie. MARI McIner-
ney. Marie ROdier. Charlotte PairO, Masters
Henry Burch, Willie Hunter. Earl Schuyler, Web
ster Downing Misses Rita Addison, Eileen O'Don-
nell. Mary Glorius. Annie Minahan, Julia Rodier.
Marie Williams. and Mary Tobin Third division
-GwcndOlin Spoln. Teresa Hing. Katie Sullivan,
May Cannon. Christine Beck, Ralph Safeil. Mabel
SchlOsser. Margaret Minahan. Jettie Darlington,
and Walter Cannon.
A number Of the members Of the inter
mediate class gave an interesting drill in
ealsthenics which was greatly enjoyed and
much applauded. The vocal solo Land of
Dreams" by Miss Nellie Harper. was es-
pecially well rendered as was also the
duet Der Qualgeist." sung by Misses S.
Gallagher and l., Barry.
A feature of he exercises was the per
Torrance Of a Historical piaylet entitled,
"A Dream" which was written by Rev
A. ]. Ryan, the poet-priest-
The exercises closed with the valedicto-
~ address to the students by Miss Ger
trude Clark.
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MANILA. June IA series Of meetings
among the Filipino leaders, and also be-
tween them and General Macarthur and
the Philippine Commission. resulted in the
assembling today Of Two hundred OF the
most influential FiIipinos, including ex-
ministers OF AguinaldO's cabinet azd Mill
tary officers, who actually Iegislated and
fought against the Americans. There were
also thirty prisoners who had been grant
ed a half day OF liberty 10 take part In
the meeting.
Among the latter were Generals Mon
tenegTo. Pho del Pillar, Garcia, Torres, Mac
sbulos. and Lukben. The meeting was held
al Carmen, the residence Of Senior Palermo
The element favorable 10 the Americans
was conspicuously absent. Three hours
were devoted 10 the discussion Of an ar
rangement TO bring about a digaihed and
honorable peace.
Finally a scheme comprising seven
propositions subject TO Aguinaldo's ap.
prOvai was unanimously adopted and viii
be presented 10 General Macarthur as TIE
basis for the ending Of the WAT
This scheme Includes
First, general amnesty by both the
Americans and Filipincs.
Second, the return Of conhscated proper
Y.
Third. the providing Of positions for FIJI
ipino general officers in the new militia
Fourth, the use OF sufficient revenue OF
the islands TO relieve the distress Of the
impoverished people
Fifth. = guarantee OF personal rights
according 70 the American Constitution.
Sixth, the establishment Of civil govern
ment at Manila and in the provinces.
Seventh, the expulsion Of the friars.
The spirit Of the assembly was apparent,
since the members believe that Agu-n4ldo
viii abide by their decision senior PaJe-lo
declared
All failing 10 observe the mandates is
suing from this chair, which is Ozcked by
AgUnaldo. are criminal traitors"
This was the first general meeting OF
F1lipinOs since the fall Of Tar.ac. The e
were numerous heated debstes and cSns3d-
cradle difficulty was found in excluding po-
htical discussions All those who took part
in the meeting were in favor Of peace
President Taft. OF the Philippine Com
mission, speaking of the meeting. said:
These people deal in giitteIilg generali-
ties They are unable to grasp cets Is
However. this mornings work is an ex-
cellent indication. ! hope the movement
VIII continue. subject 10 necessary mcdifi-
cations .
Should an understanding with General
Macarthur be arrived al the iunta proposes
TO negotiate with the Commission concern
ing civil government
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MANY WIN PRIZES.
Graduating Exercises of the Immac.
uInte Convention AcnhemN

uiate Conception Academy.
The twenty-ffth annual commencement
of the Immaculate Conception Academy
was held at the Columbia Theatre yester-
day afternoon. That pretty little play
house was filled to the doors with the
many friends and relatives Of the schoI-
ars. The stage was beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and potted plants and with
the white gowns and pretty ribbons Of the
graduates presented a charming scene.
Diplomas of graduation. gold medals and
crowns were then awarded to Misses Ger
trude Clark. May Melting, Catherine
Whitesen. and Mary Nelligan. and in a
special course to Miss Nellie Harper.
Following are the other prizes and
awards:
Ryan gold medal for Christian doctrine, won by
Miss inez Andrews.
Prize medal for Christian doctrine awarded to
Miss Josephine Sheehy.
Alumnae medal for Mathematics awarded to
Miss May Melting
Medals in senior. intermediate. and Junior
classes-First senior class. medal awarded TO
Miss LorettO Sullivan: second senior class. TO Miss
Mary King; A. intermediate class. Miss Violet
Andrews: second division. Miss Annie Gaegler;
b, intermediate class, Miss Regina Sullivan junior
class. Miss Helen BUrch.
Medal awarded to Master Tom McDermott for
regular attendance at Sunday school
Following is a list of those who won
premiums for attendance shorthand, type
writing, painting, and music:
Graduating class-Gertrude Clark. Mae Melting
Catherine WhiteseII. Mary Teligan, and Nellie
Harper.
First class-LOretto Sullivan, Mary Mangan,
Mary Reilly, Maggie Carter, Sarah Gallagher.
Second elass-Misses Mary +. King, Mary Kelly,
Inez Andrews. Mary Dunn. and Nellie Clements.
A. intermediate cl2Ss-Niolet Andrews. Alice
Sullivan. Josephine Sheehy, Annie Regain, Katie
Mcmahon. Fannie Riordan. Matte Baell, Anna
SlatteTy. and Julia ConnelL Second DIVISION
Annie Gsegler. Mary O'Brien. Ethel Hickey. Mar
garet DUNCAN Rosie Wells, Mary keliher, and
BERTHE Howard
b, intermediate class-Misses Regina Sullivan
Lena TOlsOn, Ethel Knight. Helen Williams. Marie
Baker, Fannie Rainey. irma Barry. and Annie
Mc,ahOn- Second division-Misses Barbara Graf,
Marie Barry Marie Hunnel, Agnes 0'Hsgan. Susie
SlatteIy Josephine Kelly, Lula Hall, Alice Kid
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PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS TO AND CHANGES
u PLUMBING II GRANT SCHOOL BUILD
ING--GFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c.
WASHINGTON, d. c, JUNE Is, leO0.-SEALED
PROPOSALS VIII be received AZ this oeice until
y NJ JUNE q, 800, for repairs TO and changes
fl plumbing IN the Grant school building located
on Street, between Twenty first and Twenty
second Streets northwest, Washington d. C.
Blank forms Of proposals HAY be obtained upon
application therefor at the Office Of the Inspector
OF Plumbing Of the District Of Columbia and
bids upon these forms only viii be considered
Plans and Specifications, together with IL neccS-
saTy information. can be consulted AZ the saue
Office The right Is reserved 10 reject any or all
bids Proposals must be enclosed IN a sealed cn-
yelope endorsed Proposals for Repairs 70 and
Changes IN Plumbing in Grant School Building
HENRY B. r MCFARLAND, JOHN W ROSS
LANSING Il BEACH, Commissioners D. c
ieIq-ft-eXSu
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DR.. Clemens,
6i3 18th St. ". W.,
Specialist in Nervous, Private, and
Uric Acid Diseases, Rheama-
tism, Govt, Obesity, etc.

Full equipment Of electrical apparatus for ex-
animation and treatment. All the latest scientific
discoveries and devices in use including the Alt
haus method for arresting the progress ana ef-
facing the signs Of age and decay and the cure Of
Brain and Nerve Exhaustion. The only sprague
Dry-Hot Air Apparatus in Washington, for treat
ment at temperatures up to 500 h., by which
every gland and organ Of the body is stimulated
TO increased activity, circulation, nutrition, and
assimilation improved and used-up or poisons IS
substances removed Superior 10 Carlsbad AK,
or other springs, testified TO by the leading
men and women in political and social life in
Washington.
(See New York Journal April %, 1907
Female assistants and masseuse for lady patients
Office hours, a. m to p H.; Sunday, 10
.. m to 2 p. N. jel9-d
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West virginia Railway Chartered

CHARLESTON, W, Va, June ga
charter has been issued to the Paramount
and Suburban Railway Company 10 begin
at scottdale. Marion County, run thence
by the most practical route to and through
Paramount, thence to Monongah and 9TH
er points in Marion. Monongaiia and Har-
rison counties, West Virginia The cap
itaI is $1,000, 900, and is held by James NJ
Bailey, Pittsburg. Pa b K McMecAan,
John A Howard and James P. Adams.
Wheeling; s. L. Watson. C. Powell and
Charles z. Manley, Paramount.