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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-29
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

xV0 S3iSs
HOMES
FOR
EVERYBODY
Can be found among those our list. and at
bargain prices. too. We always have bargains on
hand Contemplating purchasers should look for
our list before closing a deal, a. you might miss
the opportunity Of your life What we offer is
who have been looking for years.
It MOORE HILL, Qnc), 1T 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-A DEsIRABLY LOCATED HOUSE IN
Mt. Pleasant; about rooms; lot 5Ox14O; STA-
BILE Cheap at $1,000 ,,.
NOS. 3so7 AND $500 nth ST.,
MOUNT PLEASANT. ,oru
NEAR TERMINUS OF NET. CA CAR LINE TO 10TH
tied brick and stone. Parlor middle hall, dining
sized sleeping rooms and modern tiled bath
rooms; best open plumbing and porcelain bath
A large. dry cellar under entire house. with
servants closet; furnace heat; large yard ~,
THESE ARE The ONLY SC'g ~ H MUUST ~ ~
CALITY THE MATERIALS USED IN THESE
HOUSES EQUAL THOSE USED IN HOUSES
F FHaT sn THEY THh ' ARE SOLD OLD WfTHouT
CENT OF PROFIT-BUILT BY THE OWNER
OF DE-, THE 81 GROUND TO SELL SAME FOR A
THIS is a CHANCE TO SECURE A HOME
" e OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
1t MOORE HILL Qne.). TIT 14th St NV.
FOR SALE
These Exceptionally Desirable Homes.
Superior in construction and finish to any offered
aSp 5sT Es AVE- sET The No SdRTG pe
Five Sold.
ON y ASG CO ~ nGs1S tsI TERMS
Handsome fronts of best quality Of red pressed
FIRST sRa FISeRarse drawing or par,or
WoRK WITH Mni MAS SHspf5 CEILING
GRabs 81 TlEh 6S pAPEhfNa
SPAGI9uS RDG ,E HALL IL, WHICH HIS Il
ROOM, WITH ' CONSOLE AND ao's srAr1oNAaY
SEAT COMBINATIONS; WELL LIGHTED WITH IT
decorated and paneled side walls, with plate
the @ mpaes aaneee
ISL. vARYiNG IN OLD Flemish, DUTCH OAK
-WEATHERED OAK AND GOLDEN OAK.
AND Two 6SfSsS1S s1eeI.
artistically papered and finished with picture
rail; handsome tiled bath room. with best open
nickel plumbing and large porcelain bath tub;
stationary marble washstand; ceramic tile floors.
THIRD FLOOR-Two ~ finished sleeping
rooms, communicating.
Front vestibule Of hardwood, paneled side walls
and crimped finish; ceramic tile floor; plate glass
storm doors.
One Of the best heating plants ever put in a
house; large. dry cellar under entire house. with
three entrances; laundry, with twin wash tubs,
supplied with hot and cold water; a servants
closet.
THESE HOUSES ARE BUILT-BUILr BY A
PRACTICAL BUILDER WHO KNOWS HOW TO
WHO ONLY CONSTRUCTS A "WELL-BUILT
HOUSE,
LOCATION.
THESE LOTS ARE FULL EIGHTEEN dsl
DEPTH (AFFORDING AMPLE ROOM FOR
STABLES IF DESIRED, ALL RUNNING TO A
REAR ALLEY. IS FEET WIDE. AND FRONT
WHICH IS 1870 FEET WIDE, WITH Is FEET
FRONT PARKING, CANNOT BE SURPASSED
IN THIS CHOICE LOCALITY. This location is
an unusually desirable one-a section composed
which Objectionable features exist.
SPECIAL FEATURES
SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTION-SOUTH EX-
POSURE-UNUSUALLY HANDSOME DECORA-
CRATES. &C.; TwO-STORY BACK PORCHRS;
TWO STAIRWAYS; LARGE LOTS; DESIl-
ABLE AND RAPIDLY IMPROVING LOCALITY
NO. 40 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE NORTH
UNTIL DARK.
MOORE & HILL. Exclusive Agents,
1t III 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE-A wELL-PAYING INVESTMENT
$1,000.
Rent, $50
New; 10 rooms; baths; located In the "West
1t MOORE l. HILL Qnc.). TIT 14th ST. NV.
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LAND OFFICE HEARING.
To Be Had Before Commissioner
Richards Monday,

Richards Monday.
A hearing will be had before Commission
er Richards Of the general land ONCE Mon
day on the question of the removal OF the
land Office of the northern Minnesota dis
trict from Cass lake to Bemidji. The rival
claims Of the two locations are to be pre-
scented by Attorneys E. E. Crawford and
L. H. Bailey and Representative Halvor
STEVENSON of the ninth Minnesota congress
sional district, for the removal, and Rep
resentative Buckman of the sixth Mime
sofa congressional district, who WIN look
after the interests of his Cass lake con-
stituents.
Cass lake, the present seat OF the office.
is situated in a tract of Indian reservations.
containing about 100000 acres, which has
been ceded to the United States. but is not
open to settlers In this entire tract the
Northern Pacific railroad affords the only
means of ingress or egress. No roads are
cut through the forests. and the little city
Of 1000 inhabitants Is dependent on the lone
railroad running east and west.
Bemidji Is sixteen miles west OF Cass lake
and also on the Northern Pacific railroad.
1t has the advantage of the Minnesota In
ternational railroad running through II, ex-
the district on the north. and entirely
through the district on the south Bemidji 10
surrounded by no Indian reservations. but
by land taken up by settlers. It u q city
OF 5000 people, and roads radiate from 1t to
all directions.
In order for the settlers Of the district TO
get to Cass lake they must either spend
days penetrating the pine forests in the In
dian reservations. or take the International
railroad to BemidU and transfer to the
Northern Pacific. The time schedules on
the roads are such that a passenger from
the northern section Of. the district, whore
most of the public land lieR. gets into
Bemidji an hour after tho train from Cass
lake has gone east. and must consequently
wait in Bemidji all day to get to Cass lake
In the evening"
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CLEVELAND PARK.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Homes-the most beautiful
homes-the cheapest.
LOTS FOR SALE.
Visit the Park and see us.
au24tf 1413 st.
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EXCEPTIONALLY WELLBU1LT HOMES.
NOS. 1925 SA 70 issi cINd h STREET.
Built by Mr. and
full builder is uneAcelled;
Handsome fronts Of Pompeiian brick and
best Hummelstown brown stone; IL rooms u
bed rooms, and tiled - bath rooms; I rooms ms
bath on second door; rooms and bath on
third floor; large, bright , and dry cellar with
BEST ssf'y H OF sta11ass nEATiNG PLANT
PRICE 6rEs WEEK bafs N9
,n I5EPBRMA hXcS HATS xe 1sSi STREET
Near 18th and Q SITS. NV
An extraordinary fine chance to buy bargain;
stories; 10 rooms and fine bath; red press brick
front; ali large rooms; not a new house, but In
good repair cost owner $3.50; Will sell to quick
buyer
1920.
Accommodating terms.
au17-tf LIEBERMANN & HAwN.
FOR sALE-CHEAP-I HAVE SEVERAL AND
Prize. $500. Apply to (. 9. CATS. e. e..
FOR sALE-CHEAPEsT HOUSE. WASHINGTON
rooms: baths: steam heat; Kitchen ist door;
: xsEa 81 III ss 6sG es sh 's ST.
FOR SALE a HANDSOME RESIDENCE on
Connecticut ave., within 30 yards Of Dupont
eu4a EARLS S0ssn e,s 14th st. NV
FOR SALE-44s Q ST NV; LARGE GROOM
2-story house; saloon parlors; back stairway; lot
21x1OO; room for large stable. Price, 80. 800:
q 600 cash, balance monthly. Open. Key with
OWNER $50 Q. auS26t',b
FOR sALE-HOUSE-HOUSE-
Where will you have 1t and about what price
DO you wish to payl We may be able to help
AT LEAST, GIVE Us THE OPPORTUNITY.
| THOMAS j. FISHER & CO., Incorporated,
au1-26t 1414 st. NV.
FOR sALE-A SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY
bargains rare opportunity-a Roman brick and
stone house. within block Of Dupont Circle; 8
rooms deep; all modern improvements; worth
$4,000. Can be sold for 81. 700 terms to suit.
Apply EARLY LAMPTON 6l5 14th Ut. NV.
je17-n
| FOR sALE-NOs. 10. Is, II QUINCY ST. NV. !;
OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL DARK; BEAUTI.
Full HOMES; EXCELLENT INVESTMENTS;
HIGH HEALTHY LOCATION; 9 ROOM9; RE-
CEPTION HALL; TILE BATH; CELLAR; FUR
| MACE; HOT AND COLD WATER IN CELLAR;
PAVED ALLEY. PRICE AND PARTICULARS
OF EDWARDS & REEVES QNO),
5yS-tf Ga 18TH ST. NV.
| FOR sALE-CHEAP, 7-ROoM BRICK HOUSE;
| corner Of alley; large rooms; stable on 80-ft.
alley. Apply to Owner. 221 9th st. s.e.. or 210
9Th st. se. au3-26t
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THE EVENING STAR, {
FOR sALE-HOUsEs.

FOR sALE-7-RooM MODERN BRICK, HALF
square parking; a desirable home. Inquire OF
OWNER, 1900 New Jersey ave- NV. au2S-6t,
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN--10-ROOM Franc
HOUSE ON II ST. NE. NEAR Sd ST.; NEWLY
PAPERED AND PAINTED; NEW SANITARY
PLUMBING; PORCELAIN TUB; L0 ssco ls1a 81 ~
30; SIDE AND REAR ALLEY; $500 CASH,
BAL. $25 PER MO. CHAS. A. SHIELDS !aoo
+ ST. NV au2S-3t
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EOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

BEFORE BUYING A HOME, FARM, BUSINESS
property real estate Of any kind in any city,
state territory, send for my large (free) classi
fed list. either have can find the property
you want. Offices in IA cities. SO men on the
road. / offer many properties on very easy terms
State your requirements. w. NJ. OSTRANDER
2o6 North American bldg. Phila. aplS-s. If
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Notre Dame of MARYLAND.
Chew Chase College.

UNCORPORATED.)
Resident and day school for girls and young Ia
dies. Ten-acre park. Cultured home life. Num-
bar limited. Regular and elective Music,
Art, Expression, Physical Training. Preparation
for foreign travel Most healthful suburb Of Wash
ington. Water artesan; official analysis shows
this to be very pure water" Session opens Oc-
tober LIST. Send for catalog s. N. BARKER
President Washington. D. c., Lock Drawer s41,
Chevy Chase, Md. au15- oct. Ii
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PROPOSALS..
DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: NO EXTRACTING;
no PAIN feel. act and last longer than natural
ailing. DR.. J. L. WILSON. 1908 st. NV.
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BAL $2o PER MO. CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1aoo
FOR SALE
We have for sale property "a feet by 800 feet
in section where small dwellings would sell as
soon as erected. Price, 20 cents per square foot.
4 corner i By 70 feet improved By three;seom
frame; splendid stand for little business. Price,
Stone stable, centrally located; cement door,
with connecting dwelling; stable has accommooa-
tons for IL horses. Water and sewerage Price,
Marble-front house on s5th street opposite Con-
front parking: lot 20 feet 'front.' A beautiful
Georgetown home, on. the finest residence street.
THE MILLER SHOEMAKER REAL ESTATE w.
au27-st incorporated, 1925 SD st.
FOR SALE s. 450 Will BUY IT; TERMS EASY;
Groom brick; rented at 1890 per month; owner
au2 st ten at GEO GEO. W. 1NKINs 800 10th NV.
FOR sALE-AT BARGAIN-DEsIRABLE
from hou nsd p eSs aad
FOR sALEoR RENT-NEW; 9 ROOMS AND
BATH s so6 Nr FRoNT BAY ANp TNn9"
au27-st JOHN o. JOHNSON, 71s 18th st.
FOR sALE--BEAUTIFUL PLACE FOR YOUNG
ladies' school; So acres; fine brick dwelling; aS
Georges county Nd, within mile Of two .e.s sta,
on premises Of the Suburban electric railroad:
within 80 yards of the house; / mile south Of ct
miles south Of Baltimore. VIII be sold as q
whole for IS OO0 one-hah of it, including all
s sr's1 ssxa f9. LOUIS g
au27-3t 1904 + ST DOW.
FOR SALE
So 25O-Columbia Heights-$5 $50.
The only houses at this price in this choice location
Honestly constructed eight-room houses on the
northeast corner Of 18th st. and kenesaw ave.
e SOS. from 14th); built by day labor, not CON
tract houses; finished in hard wood; heated py
STEAM; every modern appointment; bea9tn ,n
fronts Of press brick and brown stone; nearly 40
feet wide; four first floor; 1ouf large
bed rooms and tiled bath above.
Easy terms; small cash payment, balance 70
OPEN EVERY DAY FOR INSPECTION.
au27-3t PERCY II. RUSSELL 9l3 U ST. NV.
FOR SALE-'NOT IN A ROW"-A NEW co
lonial' brick house. containing 8 rooms pain,
cellar and large verandas, cente. nall a open
CRATES, cabinet mantels and hardwood nnis ,a
brick in a row 1914 IT, 'front.'; lot bo1io6; Z, eoo
ant, near 18th st. extended. The extension OF
14th and 18th SITS. $1,000, 900 having already
been appropriated for the extension Of 18th ST.
will greatly enhance the value of this property.
Terms $500 cash. bal. to suit.
FULTON r. GORDON, 704 14th st. nv
Tel. Main 59S-M. au2o-lot
FOR SALE-ATTENTION! INVESTORS SEVEN
almost new 6r and bath bricks, "a So. from Lin
coin Park. Agents please notice. VlCIOk An
DERSON 1928 G NV, owner auZo-ot
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FOR SALE-$5. 260-COLUMBAH HEIGHTS NEW
brick AND STONE HOUSES; rooms and bath
tIledl; hardwed finish; latest improvements; ele-
Gantly decorats1: desirably located; easy terms
y. J. MARSHALL CO.. l]06 N. Y. ave. au29-3ts
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B. H. WARNER COMPANY.

B. H. WARNER COMPANY.
Concord apartment house; COST OVER 81, 500;
lot 2O192 to loft. alley; house contains ten
rooms and bath. PRICE, IS, 800.
Two small frame houses and one brick, all To-
e cEa MONTHS on H5,.. G.R be BOUGHT CHEAP 70
Princeton St. Columbia Heights; well construct
Cd: three stories; nine roms; Kitchen on first
TO SELL. will consider an oaer Of s., 100
BEAUTIFUL BALTIMORE STA new house,
containing three stories. ten rooms; steam heat;
FORTY FEET OF PARKING in FRONT with
large rear yard to si1teen-foot alley. PRICE.
Five honestly built houses: recently completed
beautifully located; CONVENIENT TO CONNEC-
TICUT AVE. CAR LINE; one short square from
10th st. extended; southern exposure; nine rooms
two baths; kitchen on first floor; concrete cellar
steam heat; decorated In good taste. Owner anx-
ious to sell. will take $7.7oo They are bargains
That hat p ELEGANT NEIGHBoRHooD, SCOTT
stories and
be bought at very reasonable figure to close an
estate.
BEr sn i4TR AND isfH seven
and bath. PRICE; s4.7so. VIM exchange.
aosiiih to alley; stable in rear renting at $50
per month. PRICE, $1,000.
An artistic home built BY DAY labor IN con;
NORTHWEST. on a street 100 feet wide; grano-
lithic sidewalks; street at corner; only a
short ride from downtown business center; eight
rooms and bath; concrete cellar; attic covered
porch; reception hall; kitchen on first floor; steam
heat; lot 401130 to i5-foot alley. COST $1,000.
Corner apartment house. centrally located north
west; convenient to all lines; renting $S5 per
month. PRICE, $12. 500.
Near DUPONT CIRCLE; three stories and Gel
lar; ten rooms and bath; kitchen on first floor;
home or Investment; will rent readily at S45 per
month. PRICE, SO, $50.
A pleasant home northwest; convenient to street
cars; good neighborhoOd; two stories, cellar and
bath; six rooms: reception hall; kitchen on first
floor. PRICE, 50 800.
MANY OTHER FINE PROPERTIES FOR
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
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GEORGETOWN REAL ESTATE.

CAMPBELL DARLINGTON, ATrORNKY-AT-LAW,
Webster Law building. Cos ct. NV, Washine.
tom. D. @ Residence, No. Mount VeInoa y1ata
1sW xesk ~ - eth st. Az. eele
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min. ride on cleo. cars to center Of city, 10 rooms
and bath; barn and outbuildings; fruits OF al
kinds beautiful shade and shrubbery; has mag
nifcent view; good water. Price. s, 500:
II. L. RUST,
au29-tf,7 eos 14th NV.
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We have several desirable homes in Berwyn
that can be sold small cash payment and
monthly payments thereafter. They are all bar.
gains.
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.

below Alex; at station; Is acres in cultivation;
enough fne oak wood to pay for 1T cheap: Al
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CHOICE HOME OR FINE
INVESTMENT.
Handsome s-room brick; baths; well located,
NV; in perfect condition; lot 20 IT. front; fur.
heat; must be seen TO be appreciated; rent $45
mo. Price for quick sale, $500.
Z. LODGE HILL.
IT. 500 ST. NV
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Columbia kindergarten Training
School, 1011 New Hampshire ave., reopens Oct &
1903. scholarship department has been opened.
au1b-26ts
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MARYLAND SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND
Win reopen September IA, 1903 The superinten-
nue.. at $3.50 o'clock pm. September a. 1908 For
further Information address 3. D. MORRISON.
Eupt, Baltimore. Nd. au1l-2at
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DOGS. CATS. ETC.

DOGS, CATS. ETC.
ANIMAL BoARpERs wANTED-l4TH ST. HOS
pital for, Animals. 2l16 14th st.. phone n. HIM.
cared for m cool. roomy quarters with outside
runs; good food. baths and fresh water always
supplied. 1y22-u-6
PARROTS, CANARIES. DOGS, GUINEA PIGS.
rabbits, cats. ferrets, snakes, pigeons, monkeys
white rats, mice, &c. sCHMID'S PET. EN-.
PORIUM TIP 18th st. NV. ty0-tfl
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.

WANTED-A LIMITED NUMBER OF PUPILS;
tuition free to introduce methods Of voice cul-
ture, art Of singing plano and harmony. Apply
MUSIC SCHOOL. go New York ave. NV. IT.
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ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND, ACADEMY FOR
boys. Home life and Individual care and instruc-
ton. Terms moderate. Address W. P. MASON.
q. 8. N. A. tylS-62ts-4
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SAtE-3 EXCEPTIONALLY LOCATED BUSY
NESS PROPERTIES-12TH NEAR g, 18TH
NEAR G, G NEAR 18TH.
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The man who wants farm or a country hom,
and buys without consulting us, makes a grea
mistake. The best and the cheapest can be hat
here. SOULE & CO. Bank Wash hld1 1t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-19
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Bought Art to Destroy IL.

Toe attendants 10 the srt gallery OF .
department store 10 Brookly uore startled
'se cieer day 10 see man deliberately Dc
sitoJed ,so pictures that hc had los, pnr
ehsssi st cost OF si7. Toe man ia
seslity sod aims TO have q COLLECTION oi
sr' % lsots thai hsve no duplicates. lie
hsd pnfohssed In The art sslisry. that vas
The 'Svns Of h,s vandalism psia,ips for
Which he paid 81 900 After II vss sen,
hoos he ss showing 1t 10 friend, wbe.
knoEin the collectors weakness, told him
be bed seen two reIr Idaclions OF the
ps'ntiag 10 The same gallery, one priced
st 49,, the other st Sl2
90 sat boy them, for me, said the col
ieeior aud when you get them break them
up III give you . check for si7 before
you 50 home,
Toe fnsnd declined the task: 90 The
oollsotcr vent 10 the store himself, point
ed on, the pictures. aud sfler he bsd psid
for them destroyed them on the spot,
The came men ordered q table With .
carved top, Tor which be paid 5000, and
sfler IL had been flushed be wen. to the
artist sbo hsd designed it ana stood by
him 9hils he destroyed the original draw
ing for the table. That vas part OF the
'onirscs soi he meant 10 see IL carried
)ut.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-19
Moving In a Mysterious Way.

While spending On sitsrnoon at Pen
dleton's game the year befor the war, by
one OF thoss wonderful stresks OF luck
which touch . esmestsr not twice 10 .
lifetime Stevens won 81 600 on fity dol
lar stake. says James Mstlook Soovel.
writing 10 the National MsR,zine. about
Thaddeus Stevens. At midnight, ~ be
left the faro palace. siter terrapin supper
end . bottle Of Roederer, he wss sccost
cd by . pletborio negro preacher, who
had come oil the way from Lancaster to
solicit subscriptions to put = root on the
Z'on Msoedonis ohurcb, near old Thad's
home. The negro prsscher spproached
bin timidIy. saying:
Boss Stevens, ksint yer glib something
TO dc Lswd and our chnrobp
Yes. said old rhsd. l like the security
and will down With the cssb.
He hsnded him . 800 bill snd slowly
walked toward the csrrisgs which wss 10
e,nvsy him to C.pi'o! bill. Tbs colored
dominic hastily glanced st the bill under
the g" lamp and ssv |. wss 500 green
back.
Fore de L,sd. boss, be ssid % he
plncked him by the cost. you hsb msde
. mistsks and tib me 800 bill for . ten
dollar.
Take II. my friend. said Stevens senten
liously Il bsve bssrd IL ssii thst God
moves 10 . mye,frious Wy bis wonders
10 pesiorm.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-19

A certain we'll known jades wac once
violently STACKED by a yonng and very
imp udent counsel. TO this turpfise OF
everybody. the Judge heard him quite
through, unconscious Of what was said by
those present, snd made 20 reply.
After the sdlourbmsbt Tor tbe day spd
when ell we're assembled st the botel.
where the judge. snd many Of the oou,t
folks hsd their reire shmebts. one OF the
company @ked the Iudge Why be did no,
rebuke the impertinent fellow.
Permit me, said the jadge loui enough
10 attisct the attention OF the vhols com
psny. among whom was the bsrrister 10
questi IN permit me TO tell Jon little
story. My father, when We lived 10 the
country hsd . dog. 9 mere puppy msy
ssy. We'll. this puppy could 80 oos every
moonlight nisht and b,rk .t The moou
for houre together
The indge paused. ss II be bsd Hbi,bed.
We'll. wbst OF ilS fYcl.imed half
doxsn OF the sudieoos u onos.
On. nothing -nothioe, bu, the moon
kept shining 90. jos, ss II nothing bad
happened.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-19
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Tho Real Thing In Toothac he.

Gsewbitssetl Jumping Mosesi Bot II
was The worst case OF toothschs / ever
bumped sgsinsti be ssid. II was easy in
The carly part OF the evening, but when
midnight arrived |. go, busy for fair. Lini
meet. hot end cold water and oil the rest
OF The standard remedies we're applied
sithout avail. Seven thousand demons,
With 1900 rsdho, slsdses. hammered,
hsmmered and hammered away ., The
throbbins nerve. The tooth stood upon
iss head. rolled over the csrpet snd hing
on. OF the window. II erowled. srum bled,
snd mnttered. laughed. cried, ran. walked.
trosied. eslloped. sailed. f,w, dug and ex
cavated and did everything under the son
bat quit and go to sleep like = deotnt
tooth and stop monksyirg-
And why didn't you have It e1trso.edi
Just as soon rs Brown could get 10
the dentiBte he-
Great Scott. mani Wasn't i. your tooth
No. 1. wss Browns.
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A WeIc ONO Order.

The late Aimirsl John W. P6illip we
exceedingly kind TO bis men, ~ one would
expect . man OF bis sincere Christian
character TO be. The New York Bun ssys
lbst when the Texs vss lying 10 Hemp
ton Roads inst before the var sith Spain.
there wss . squadron order sgsinst shore
leave This order bore hesvily on one Of
the ms hinists. VIII lived 9. P.0 ,os.
His house. vbers biz vie aud childreo
we're, vas visible from .he ship. iast be-
tisd O.d Poiut ConiorL
Oae uorning Animal Phillip, then csp
tsio. sew the msn looking sisbiully over
the ssil. Phillip ktew the msn lived 10
Ptn1us. /. wss tie enstom among tbs
ships Of the sqas iron then 10 send beet
sshore every afternoon u one O'Clock With
the msil orderly soi the stewards 10 pur
chs'e suppiies. TIE c.p.sin stepped up
70 the mscbipis. aud ssil.
/ esnt you 10 90 ssbore Tor me this
sitsrbooa 10 the ooa sock bost.
The msn TUNED q, toe s,pt,io spoke 10
him spd saln'eI.
Ave. aye. sir. be ieglisd.
Csp,sin Pniiiip we1t 90 looking sbout
the ship, sDd the itcljeLi passed ont OF
bis uiod At ons O'Clock he vs sitting
10 hi, csbip. wtea messenger csme
dowa from the vs,cb 90 dtct snd ui1:
Mscbioiss West hss reported st The ssps
w,y ,,ir. I'D ssJs hsh. ibsrnc,ions from
yoa 10 go sshore o. auiY, bat dossnt
kbo~ what the dniy i-.
6snd M,csinisi Wsst down here order
% the cspisis.
A moneni later lbe msetibist stood -
Ibs doorway oi tbe c,tia si'h his csp 10 I
bis hand. The captain looked np 81 him.
md ssns 90. 10 the grud tone koovn 10
he service - the "psysds rssp."
West, do yoa know vhere The villsgs OF
Phosbps lei
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-11-19
A Practical Demonstrate n .

Bee this valve. said the officer. You will
always have TO open that before turning
the isucets tor the shower. Should you
fsil to open I. you will get no wster.
Aye, aye tif; ssid the sailor, standing st
attention. with . solemn look.
The tfil 'er. fearing that bis explanation
might not be understood. stepped under
the shower and turned on both isucets.
Some one had opened the lower valve,
snd when The young officer opened tho
faucets the water came down through the
shower 10 9 deluge: soaking bis uniform
Still standing st sltsntion snd with tns
most respectful look Of interest 10 the
proceedings OF his superior ofilcer. the
ssilor watched the prscticsl demonstration
OF the working OF the isnosts. never allow
inp . fmile TO cross bis face.
/ think l understand the workings Of 10
nos, cir. be said.