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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-14
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE
ern exposure house on st. bet; 18th and isia
near 18th ST. and Dupont Crcls to t Pc s ss
Ss&zs : Flsk En- q.
5000 win buy a a-rm house In Mt. Pleasant,
near 10th and kenesaw. Modern in every par
's' THOMAS j. FISHER Co. Incorporated;
few Of the old-fashioned but well-built houses
in neighborhood Of pension Office at considerably
II you want a property in this section see rs.
ANY PRICE .
THOMAS ]. FISHER CO.. Incorporated.
Nice 7,soom houses just being completed
First door, rms. and
reception hail.
Second. rms. and bath.
Cellar under entire
house-furnace heat
South exposure.
Near NEW 18th street.
Between two car lines.
Buy now in order to get one Of these Quick ss
II you don't want to occupy the house yourself.
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HOUSES
HOUSES
HOUSES
AL Locations-All Descriptions
All Prices
Most of the properties are exclusively placed In
GIVE Us A CHANCE.
We can advertise but very few OF our prop
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Incorporated;
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Three nice two-story, bay-window brick dwell
ings, containing 8 rooms and bath each, on wide
street west OF lath ST. and north 81 Ho ave
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., Incorporated,
Handsome brownstone residence near Dupont
Circle for 5000 less than cost to former owner;
= THOMAS HON J. FISHER 1 Co. Incorporated.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
-Four small houses renting for S625 % per
month, can be bought for $500. Property very
se pont Is Taean nd cam be with
small store at little expense.
rms IT j. MUST MHs11 BE soIp II FEW DAYS
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO., Incorporated,
1t 1414 + ST. NV.
FOR SALE
coIUMBIA HEIGHTS HOME AT 4 SACRIFICE:
Cost about Sill 900. Can be bought If within
month for $500.
Wide AMI deep lot to left alley.
IL rooms, baths hot-wuter heat. Owner
leaves for Europe in a month and wishes to sell
before then.
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO., Incorporated,
1t 1414 + st. NV.
FOR SALE-1931 CINCINNATI ST.-THE BEST
house Washington Hts. for the price.
ONLY ONE LEFT.
$1,000.
Easy payments-small amount Of cash
balance monthly. First trust, 50, 300.
Compare the construction Of this house
with any others on Washington Hts that
built to sell.
Double foors-13-inch walls-plate glass
front windows-hot-w water heat
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. Incorporated,
1t 1414 st. NV
FOR SALE-GREATLY REDUCED PRICE
1850 Columbia road, between 18th and
14th st. lines, Columbia Hts; 10
rms. bat this: steam heat.
This house taken In trade and can
be sold at an attractive figure. NEW.
Side lot and light.
THOMAS ]. FISHER CO.. Incorporated,
1t 1414 st.
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'A' B. Il. WARNER COMPANY.

OR SALE
B. Il. WARNER COMPANY.
An ARTISTIC HOME, NORTHWEST
sectic~. built by day labor; well ar
snd growing nH seetion on STREET i5o
FEET WIDE; street cars at corner; con-
tains EIGHT ROOMS and bath, reception
STEAM HEAT; lot 40 FEET WIDE:
COST OVER $1,000. WE WANT YOUR
OFFER OF $3.50.
$7.5no-wAsHINGToN h ZIG HTS
Three stories; ten rooms: 20 feet front:
has been ren:ed the PAST FIVE YEARS
AT $50 PER MONTH.
AT GREAT RIGHTEOUSNESS cor
ner Of 18th street and Howard avenue.
PROPERTY lot 5ox1os; house. frame;
stories; IL rooms; furnace heat; kitch-
n en- 1st hoos; reception d,n ii hall; SIDE
SIDES OF HOUSE; excellent shade trees.
PRICE. $4,000. MAKE Us AN OFFER
AT ONCE. AN UNUSUAL oPPOR-
TUNITY.
ON CONNECTICUT AVE. ABOVE R
81, west eide Ut street, lot "a feet front.
VERY CHEAP AT $4,000.
T STREET WEST OF 9TH N. W.;
stories; 10 rooms; concrete cellar; ex-
SES n Gr"af ToR s0's 5000 o PER Ps a NJ:
PRICE, $4,000.
A beautiful SUBURBAN PROPERTY
containing fourteen rooms and two baths;
furnace heat; large porches; grounds
3JGy350, with stable. CONVENIENT TO
STEAM AND TROLLEY CARS-THIS
PROPERTY MUST BE SOLD THIS
SPRING. WE WANT YOUR OFFER.
Lot near CONN. AVE. EXTENDED;
6ox165; ONLY l.5o per foot.
GOOD CORNER LOT in lie Droit
PARK; 22x77; well located; can be
bought at a sacrifice; $500 CASH AND
ASSUME TRUST OF 81, 600.
NICE LITTLE GROOM HOUSE IN
HYATTSvILLE. Owner anxious to sell;
PRICE VERY Low.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME NEAR
SLIGO, Md: 27H acres; frame house,
10 rooms, bath, HOT AND COLD
WATER; ami: GARNET MANTELS;
PORCHES ON ALL SIDES; cool and In
viting; windmill. Fruit and shade trees;
stable and outbuildings. AN IDEAL
RETREAT FOR THE SUMMER. Must
be seen to be appreciated. PRICE,
$1,000 FOR WHOLE PIECE; OR 5000
FOR HOUSE AND ACRES.
WE HAVE LARGE NUMBER OF
PROPERTIES FOR EXCHANGE.
B. H. WARNER COMPANY,
Tel Main 319. 916 at NV
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roR sA1EHoUsEs.

FOR SAIE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE Is. 500.
'00 af f!.sA :; Sai n sssslsoesos St. NV
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The bssticesssd hot.e in Westminster for the
price on letters q near ss 1qRSnt
os si Gsae $685. :: s
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FOR sALE-ATTEN9i0N INVESTORS.
for q, ssfte mon AZ oe
Each house cost 200 to bvila T Two s HStT
= STONE I FAia Ssise. so4soe-sos St NV.
FOR sALE-REDUCED 70 $500
Tie largest. chsaprit and test located new
house in the city ~ ne price; more modern con-
venlences than MANI. $4,000 houses. TWO q,
BATHS. STEAM HEAT; FRONT AND REAR
2sTsEy REAE fon Iocm.
nocr; bed rooms and bath on "a; bed rooms
HANDSOME E. FRONTS; best quality of red
RSap NEAR 18TH
Nos l2Se.ss-s2 high ground; ,eys r,S concrete
!. sFo ssRsaf ya s,fsSs Ss !.
| FOR sALE-$5,s 800 -
New broom house west Of 18th St; beautifully
FUn Bath naiS som
myiast N1 As : = 'oe''0-'0e : - n'"'
s st. NV. bet. LIST and North Capitol sts.
stories cellar; furnace; TILED BATH; delight
STONE & FAIRFAX. so4soe-sos st. NV.
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FOR sALEss. 400.
ries; rooms deep: cellar: STEAM HEAT hand
some er man1eis; TILED SAp paL ooo ooo -
FOR SALES, 800.
- as 3, NV bet 18th and 9th; 'o-room dwellns'
~ Stone & rAIRrax so4- 800 sos st.n.w
s4s,ss s sd. az s. and h0h rooms rent $685. lot
STONE & FAIRFAX s04- S06So8 F st. NV.
my NY :; :, 80
ot II a. near i%tn .tractvo NOW astorv bouaa.
STONE & FAIRFAx so4- soesOs st. NV.
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FOR s sAL T $50. ). 49,
suit to sell for nearly new; iettered ct;
STONE FAIRFAX, so4-soesos st. NV.
FOR sALE-PAYs 20 PER CENT NET.
Xnrrf puc 90
income Of 5000 ycarAs1G. &c month This is a
larger income than many persons receive on an
e STONE q F F1YGS so4soesos ST. NV
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FOR SALE - $1,000; RENTING For s55 4
FOR SALE-S7 1870: renting for $50 month
rooms %ms dseP. - oo
NLyx q A
STEAM HEAT: rear porches hes '@''''
Ne rop on s ave; o-o. .. .ro ., 20
rooWs vERy CsNTG [ehm e.t f' y, so o4 9a
iSon'' 'AAi oANt AA1' west o. iO'n' ut COX
SI ., FAIRFAX so4-so0-sos y 81. NV.
FOR SALE 500. ,. .,o,u
new ee yrd house. SOLD WHEN HE COMPLETED FOR
STONE & FXIRFAx so4- sos F st. NV.
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FOR sALEEs4,2 200 80. ,,,o ,u,,, u.,.,
HOUSES HAVE SOLD FOR S.. 500
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Butt Sy owner for hi. home; 4th near D;
s 81, ZINE modem bath; q. b sa1nd
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NY I1-ol $50
Reduced from 81 30: beautifully situated new
ROOMS DEEP: ffiffrare' heat. SIDE ALLEY
VERY ANXIOUS no SELL
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FOR IS sA t,.s,, NJ $50 s:,. :, . ,..
I0stively inc pest mouse IN the NV. under
$4VVe; nearly new: stories, cellar, & rooms anil
bath: ,EukMACE HEAT; cabinet manteis; OPEN
tiEEPLAcES; large back yard; select neighbor-
nood NV;
STONE d FAIRFAX, SO4-SO6SOS st. NV.
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FOR SALE
PRICE, $500. Almost new; modern; located
on through lettered street, overlooking wide ave-
northwest; 9 rooms porcelain bath; terms
here easy.
BLUNDoN, o'BRIEN & BELT, Inc, 1920 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-14

FOR SALE
PRICE 81 $50. NEW Terms, $500 cash, bal
ance S35 per month, INCLUDING INTEREST.
An 1S-foot Groom and tiled bath brick: furnace
heat; located on I.ETTERED ST. NEAR Isl
NV. NO SIDE STREET A good chance to
buy home easily.
BLUNDoN, O'BRIEN BELT, Inc, 122O G NV
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.


FOR HALE-HousEs-
ro wn So o1 ground.
recently eitsbiished Ii: home, l. offered for sale
on account Of leaving the city. The place rs eie-
gantly equipped throughout, including electric
iixhts and other appliances Large dining g. room COZ
We. want to sell at once. and will make rea-
sol, sonasie concession to a prompt purchaser. -,
grounds. situated On corner. Room for other
buildings. Price, Sc, 500. Terms to suit.
a large property at less than half its original
cost. 20 rooms; elegant property for large en-
FoR W. sd St. for Ss9eet order WIN
give q bargain in this house. Cali for keys.
moern Beating hSsa PLUMBING nsna and light
ing appliances; tiled bath; tiled kitchen. A good
tenant in the house, paying over SO net, until
rooms; central hall; bath; cellar; furnace heat;
foR e lfaE Psise worth of ground
House cost 8, 400 to build. In perfect order in-
Want cner at once This house is half square
from the end Of 18th st. line extensiOn--now
FOR sALE-2d st. NV. near E at, 10 rooms
and bath Lot over % feet front. House rented
FOR SALE-Corner house NV; Ia rooms, being
very attractive and in good condition. Lot, in.
ground and With Toom for another
Price, $4,000 or Will exchange for smaller prop
erty. 1t
FOR sAIE.--MD. AVE. NE, A BEAUTIFUL
corner residence on this wide avenue, at only
$3.50; large rooms; modern bath; concrete eel.
lar; lot 10 It. wide.
FOR SALES, 800 FOR A VERY ATTRAC-
tive corner, located on Capitol Hill; cellar; fur
mace heat; well worth price asked; small cash
payment and monthly payments Of SIS, with in
terest at so, will take 1t.
FOR sALE,-only s., 900 for well-built two-story
and cellar brick, located good street beast;
contains six rooms and BATH heated by furnace;
n faQf IN alIav
FOR SALE-An attractive two-story bay-win-
dow brick, nearly new; contains six nice rooms
and bath; good lot to alley; located on paved
street, southeast. Price reduced to $500
terms to suit.
1t VIM H. SAUNDERS & CO.. 14o7 st. NV.
FOR SALEM MT PLEASANT, NEAR NEW
10th ST., at bargain and accommoda ting
terms-Frame cottage; rooms, bath, cellar;
furnace heat; lot SO by 10 feet; well worth
$4,000 Make offer. Apply at Room 4, Cos 18th
ST. n 1ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-14

IN BLOOMINGDALE!
NOTICE!
Those wanting to live in Bloomingdale, here
10 your chance to own a home. Prices OF
those elegant houses. 81. IS and 20 st.
NV.
REDUCED TO $4.950.
TERMS: 5000 CASH. BALANCE
$50 PER MONTH.
Considering the structure and finish of these
houses. a wide street. the large, bright
rooms the splendid cellars and tina size Of
the lots, 1Sx100 to 15-foot paved alley. this
10 an offer which person. ambitious enough
to own his or her home. can afford to ignore.
1t P j. WAISHE. 1889 NEW YORK AVE-
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FOR SALE
PRICE. s., 200. 215 18th st. s.w near site OF
new Agricultural building; 10 rooms porcelain
bath. Rents for $3.50. Cost, $1,000.
BLUNDON, O'BHlE.N x BELT Inc, l220 q NV
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FOR SALE-Only 81, 900 for a well-built wo-story
and cellar brick located good street mort beast
contains six rooms and bath; heated by furnace;
good condition; lot 125 feet, to alley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-14

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
1922 CINCINNATI ST.
Handsome new colonial house: 3-story and
Easement; Ii rooms; 3 baths; hot-water heat; gas
aud electric lights; hest modern plumbing: every
convenience; handsomely decorated; lot 20x1I2 to
lift alley.
Price IS. 5. $12 500
ms last b. w. WALKER & SON. 1908 NV.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-08-11
Sharp at a Bargain.

Two old fellows in New Hamr shire
were the sharpest things in the way
of bargaining. Cy Pettingill made
brooms for living and Ezra Hoskins
kept store. One day Cy came in
with load of brooms and then the
dickering began.
Cy was a man who could see bar
gain through six-inch plank on a
dark night, and Ezra could hear a
dollar bill rattle in bag of feathers
mile off. Well. they began, aud
their conversation was something like
this: Ezra, | want to sell you these
brooms.
"All right, Cy, I'll take them
Cy said II don't want any store
bargains, I want cash for them.
They talked and gabbled a while,
and then Ezra said 81 tell you what
I'll do, Cy, I'll give you half cash and
half trade"
Cy took a fresh chew of tobacco,
pulled a straw out Of one Of the
brooms and said:
THAT will be all right, Ezra "
After he had put the brooms in the
store, Ezra said Here's your money,
Cy, now what do you want in trade ?
Cy looked around for spell, cock
ed his eye up to the ceiling, stuck
his cud in his cheek, and said
"Well, if it will be all the same TO
you, Ezra, will take brooms."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-08-11
How We GET Ivory.

The calculation as to the number OF
slain elephants represented by the
acre of ivory recently displayed be-
fore the Queen at the London docks
points to the fallacy which still per-
walls that elephants are killed for
their tusks.
more ivory is sold each year in
London" said Mr.. Hales, the largest
ivory broker in the metropolis, "than
would be produced if all the elephants
in the world were killed.
"The ivory supply comes from the
vast stores lad up for generations by
native chiefs. They know where the
elephants cemeteries are, for these
animals go to a certain spot to die.
This is how ivory is obtained.
when the chiefs want little
money or other necessaries, they bar
ter a portion Of their stock. Ivory to
them is what gilt edge securities are
to English people.
Mr.. Hales pointed out the result OF
the tax which was placed on the i'm
portation of ivory in England.
ut was imposed" he said, with
the idea of stopping the slaughter OF
elephants, but such thing is 50 rare
that it did not need any such restric-
ton. AS result of the tax, ivory
leaves Africa and Egypt by the Congo
and goes to Antwerp.
"In 1887 Antwerp did not sell a
ton of ivory. Last year it sold 355
tons against London's 2O5. In 1887
London's scales amounted to $50 tons.
Besides elephant tusks, the teeth oi
sea horses, walrus tusks, and boar q
tusks are used for ivory.
"The market price Of elephant tusk
ivory ranges from Els to $50 pei
hundred weight sea horse teeth fetch
from I'd. a pound to As. a pound and
boar's tusks l 8. Sd. pound
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-08-11
How Icebergs are Formed.

Icebergs are the product OF lhe
Greenland glaciers and are formed 10y
the thousand in the far northern
fords As the glaciers sweep INTO
tue sea they "calve" or throw of
mighty blocks, and these are what 80
know as icebergs Some are of ,Iu-
pendous dimensions DR.. Kanrs
Arctic expedition saw one two and
half miles long and two and hli
miles wide aground in half n mile
of water in Melville bay. This Of
course, broke up into small pieces IN
time. which sun and sea and tide
nodded into the beautiful and fan.
tastlc forms familiar TO the Arctic
voyager. As they drift south and
the sun plays on their facade, II meIts
them into shimmerlng cascades which
leap into the sea, while below the
tide irets them into delicate traceries
Then the berg gets top-heavy, turns
over, and exhibits an absolutely new
contour, and 10 the process continues
until they disappear in the gulf
stream. The Labrador current,
which carries them on its bosom. eT-
tends from the Polar sea to the south
Of Newfoundland, an oceanic river
1000 miles long and 100 wide. ard
generously bejeweled with these eor.
geous creations; and, as an irTey'
ent tourist remarked last summer.
they represent enough cold storage to
put the ice trust out Of business al 4
give every American citizen a re-
frigerator stock oi bis own.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-08-11

A we'll known comedian, celebrated
for his eccentricities, boarded street
car the other day and duly paid his
fare upon demand. After riding a
block or 30 further he produced an
other nickel and rendered the same to
the passing conductor
The honest conductor refused the
profered coin, while the actor ve-
hemently protested his desire to pay
his fare.
lyon have given me your fare al
ready" argued the man in uniform.
Il know" responded the comedian,
but this is for the company"
Every one laughed excepting tbe
discounted conductor, who had omit.
ted TO register the frat collection.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-08-11
Went Two Mile In 80 Years.

Mr.. Thomas S. Stadden, promi-
nent resident of Wadesville, Clarke
county, and former resident Of Win
chester, was in this city recently and
brought with him a terrapin which
has rather remarkable and certain
ly most unusual history.
Just 80 years ago, in 1874, Mr..
Stadden came across the terrspin on
his farm, and on the bottom Of its
shell he inscribed the date. Every
time since then that he has seen the
terrapin he has cut the date on the
shell, and these entries aae as follows /:
1874, 1875, 1879, 1880, 1881, 1882
and 1884.
On the latter date Mr. Stadden car
ried the terrapin to spot near Ste
phensons, fully two and half miles
from home, and then turned 1t loose.
Mr.. Stadden has always held to the
theory that terrapin and turtles will
always endeavor to wander back to
the spot of their birth, and to test the
theory the terrapin was taken to
StephensOns.
That was 20 years ago, and during
all the intervening two decades Mr..
Stadden never saw his pet. In fact,
he had forgotten all about it until
one day recently he came across a
terrapin under the very mulberry
tree on his farm where he had found
terrapin 80 years ago. Turning
the terIapin over he was amazed to
find that it was the long-lost pet.
There were all the dates, the initials
that had been placed there from time
to time, grown larger, OF course, Wlth
the terrapin, but just as distinct al
most as the day they were cut there.
In order to get back to his usual feed
ing place under the mulberry tree
from Stephensons the terraPin had to
cross several streams, traverse wooded
bluffs, treacherous ravines and croes
fields. Twenty years had been re-
quired to make the journey of two
and half miles, but guided by an
unerring instinct the little terraPin
had at last reached home-a living
object lesson OF what perseverance
can accomplish Winche'ter Neao'-
Hem
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-08-11
SHEPHERDSTOWN W. VA. THURSDAY, AUGUST H. 1904.
Advice to Meat Eaters.

The meat packers strike comes in a
month when the world can well 90
meatless. In mid-August who needs
to stay himself with beefsteaks or com. F..
fort himself with mutton chops q?
There Is time for meat and a time
to abstain from meat and now is the
time to abstain.
There may be moral use in this
strike. II you were in cannlbal
country, how would you like to be a
cannibaleel To be fed aud fattei
and slain and spitted to decorate the
interior of your big brother2 Well,
Mr.. Edwin Markham has Cold us In 4
poem that be reads to everybody and
everybody reads, that man is Brother
to the Ok Shall We carve our broth
er2 No, not by the OK eyes or COW.
eyes of Juno As for the sheep, how
can anybody see one without thinking
OF a Lord Chancellor ? Now, We
shouldn't care to eat Lord Chancel-
lor, especially a particularly tough
one like Eldon or Broughsm.
The pig hath a devil The pig is
unclean He is too bad to eat. Yet
there are pigs that do great service
and are too good to eat those saga
cious, epicurian noses that hunt the
trufles. OF course, nobody but a
Prodigal Son eats veal.
Is there anything in the vegetarian
philosophy? Let's find out. Is 1t
meat that makes you snap and bite at
the breakfast table ? lie it meat that
makes you an affection unto the wife
of your bosom Feed upon salads
like Nebuchadnezzar. Eat berries
with the birds If worst comes to
worst, buckle your belt tighter For
tunateIy, everybody has belt to
buckle, these days. Let us be mild
eyed, but not melancholy, Lotus eat
ers, and no longer ferocious carnivores.
-lSiln.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-08-11
Afghan Feuds.

In Afghanistan the people are good
haters. The blood feud exists in all
Afghan tribes. When a murder o..
ours the svenger does not limit his
reprisal TO the murderer, but kills any
relative that CONES htn ". This. IA
turn, cdls for a counter attack, .r.l
IN time matters become so complica.
ted that whole families are wiped ont
When the tribe is called upon to
meet common enemy the heads Of
the families who have had quarrel
bury two stones side by side In the
presence of the Mullah. as symbolical
Of the feud being put ont of sight
during the public danger. Whru at.
fairs revert to their normal st,rr M"
stones are soIemnIy dislnterred ,ni
the two parties are free to ~ on
shooting at each other again
Every Afghan vilsger OF Moderate
means owns tower of refuge stand.
ing At the corner OF his court,a'd
These towers, made Of stone ami mud,
are perfectly solid for the lover
twenty feet or so, the top being smr-
rounded by loophole wall and cover.
ed over to make It habltabe The
base is protected by gallery, 81 i
the only means of ascent is by rol"
and hole just large enough for ore
man to crawl through Whenev.l
man hss made things too hot for h'".
self he takes refuge in his tower, aud
by the unwrltteu law OF the couutIy
he can never be starved so long Ms
TODD is brought TO him by n woman.
A traveller In Aighanlstan tells oi
seeing one tower Of refuge whose &C.
cupant had not stirred outsl le ior ten
years His only amusement wa' taxi
ing shots at the occupant OF ant -
tower, which were duly returned In
the meantime their wives vlsIted r,,h
other and gossiped and were on r~rms
Of perfect amity Chicago NeWs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-08-11
Iaken with Cramps.

VIM. Kirmse. q member Of the bridge
gang working near Littleport, was taken
suddenly Ill Thursday night wish
cramps and a kind Of cholera. His
case was 70 severe that he bad 70 have
the members Of the crew wait upon
him and Mr.. Clifford was called and
consulted. He told them he had n
medicine In the form Of Chamberlain :
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remeds
that he thought would help him out
and accordingly several doses were
administered with the result that the
fellow was able 70 be around next day.
The incident speaks quite highly OF M.
Ginord's medicines. s.-Elkader, lows,
Argus.
This remedy never falls. Keep II 10
your home, it may save life. For sale
by ReiBbart's Pharmacy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-08-11
A Sweet Breath

is never failing sign Of healthy
stomach. When the breath is bad the
stomach is out Of order. There is no
remedy in the world equal 10 Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure for curing indigestion,
dyspepsia and all stomach disorders.
Mrs Mary S. Crick, Of White Plains,
XIV, writes II have been a dyspeptic
for years tried all kinds OF medicine
but continued to gro " worse. BY the
use of Kodo began to improve at once
and after taking few bottles am fully
restored in weight, health and strength
and can eat whatever like" Rodol
digests what you eat and makes the
stomach sweet. Sold al Reinhart's s
Pharmacy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1904-08-11
An Illuminating Grab.

One of the marine curiosities fshed
some time ago from the bottom Of the
Indian ocean was a mammoth sea crab
which continually emitted a bright
white light similar TO that seen in the
spasmodic flashes Of phosphorescent
luminosity emitted by the common
glowworm. The crab was captured
in the daytime and placed in a large
tank containing specimens Of fsh,
nothing peculiar except is immense
size being noticeable in the broad
glare Of the tropical sun. AT night.
however. when all was pitchy darkness
the crab lit up the tank 20 that the
other creatures in it could be plainly
seen.