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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1905-09-22

Secretary Il. ]. Williams, OF the Yazoo-
Mississippi Levee Board, came down
from CIarksdale and spent a day or two
the latter part Of last week with his
friend, Hon. W. s. Barry.
Maj. NJ. G. Humphreys has returned
from Fairfeld's Inn, N. c., where he and
Mrs. Humphrey spent the past few
months very delightfully."-. Mrs. Hum
phrey will not return for . few weeks.
Mr.. Il. M. TONNES, Of Philip, wa In
the city Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Townes have just recently re-
turned home from a delightful tour Of
Norway, Sweden and the British Isles.
A few Of the young set enjoyed q
storm party at the home Of Miss Rosa
Andersen last Friday evening. Dane
ing proved to be a very enjoyable
feature Of the evening. Refreshments
were served.
The entertainment given by the Jew
ish Sunday School 1t the home Of Mrs.
/ n. r. Selliger proved to be q success
and netted them a neat sum. They re-
ouest us to thank the public for their
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR sALE-Three No ranges, with water
backs. S05 East Capitol st. my15-8t
FOR sALIc-0ur 81 sewing machines guar
ahteed TO dc the work any $50
enlne. F'CNkS. 1894 7th ST. my13-st
FOR sALE-Tctal add National cash regis
teF, all improvements up to date; key
paIks, separate money drawers; cash
= za ply slz attn ST. NV myIS-3t
SEASONED PINE WOOD, sawed in stove
I Ten delivered, 80. so half cord. Address
Boz u. Barefoot. Va. my1s-10t
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Knocked Down by Wheel.

Knocked down by bicycle ridden by
Lawrence Cole, colored OF 1922 Caroline
street northwest, Miss Susie Locke, OF
Ills Eighth street northwest. was slight
y injured about the knee and also faint
ed from shock at Fourteenth and L
street northwest last night about {
O'clock. She was taken into-Dr Har-
yey's office. where she was revived and
Went home. Coles bicycle was broken
and he was also shaken up but net hurt.
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L r. Conrad, now attending the
Seventh Day Adventist Worlds Con
kgress in Takoma Park. who has spent
/ Yearly score Of years as missionary
2 Russia, will speak in Pythian TeTaple
9TH ST., near Mass ave, Il. w, Sunday,
Hy II. 4:45 .. m. All welcome.
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wANTED-RoONS-

REFINED GENTLEMAN. single. best refer
ences, would occupy, care for furnished mousse
fiat during summer, absence OF owners,
for use of same. Address SOX $50, TINS or
WANTED-Three unfurnisbed rooms about a
block beyond District with shady grounds
no style; private family preferred. Aa-
dress BOX 32s, this Office. II
WANTED-By widow and grown daughter,
two or three unfurnished rooms for Hght
housekeeping; on car line, with owner pre-
ferred. Address K. M c.. this office,
myt2-2t
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Automobile Shed Ablaze.

Damage amounting to about S25 was
done in the automobile shed in the rear
OF l450 Binney street northwest by fire
about o'clock last night An alarm
was struck from box Sc, and liremen ex-
perienced nc difficulty in extinguishing
the flames. Police of the Tenth pre-
cinct say the blaze was caused by a
torch pipe coming ia contact with some
gasolene on an automobile
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WANTED-Girl for general housework 9.
Z ST. sw. 1t
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Try Reisinger's Strawberry Ice Cream,
81 gaI..5oc 4 gal 2s5 st. Phone N. 2787.
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aRoyal Pilsen" Delivered to Homes

In bottles This superior light beer is
already fayorite. For case phone W
43e. Abner-Drury Brewing CO.
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Turkey Dinner Daily at Perotti's French
Restaurant. $50 Pa. ave. NV.
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LOCAL MENTION.
No Matter How Exacting Your Palate,
Havenner's "Cream Biscuits"

Will impress you by their superior deli
ciousness. Made of choicest materials
An indispensa bic accompaniment to soups
and salads. Always clean, fresh, and
crisp. Sold in "aertite' packages and in
bulk. At your groeers,
Sven explains Sonday night ID Baptist
Church.
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FOR SALE-National cash register, IN first
class order; cost S225 new; for $40 cash. 1901
Ist 81. NV myIs-g.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MANIED-Furniture. carpets, etc: buying
oo on' OF houses a speciality; liberal spoi
sas.i t prices; mail orders given prompt at
10th st. nv aostf
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CIGAR SToRE5 prominent street; sales
day; a giveaway, 500
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Ladies. TOW is your time 10 bring youIi sprins
suit and learn TO design, cut and make all
your summer gowns equal 10 any hrst-class
dI essmaker; We teach only the highest grade.
up-to-date French dressinalling and design
skirt cutting machine, the latest and most
wonderful machine for dresscutting. dress
making, ladies tailoring, drapfng. and de
signing OF trimming and applique work; good
positions furnished pupils after learning
all style % tterns cut TO measure from any
Plate or design; perfect fit guaranteed.
TnyI3-2t
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BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture.
saIpets. stoves, office furniture. and house
noi0 GOODS OF all kinds; contents especially.
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Let Us Make Your Baby's Photograph
A Voice From Russia.

Special rates for The Times Baby Con
test. Painess Studio. 923 F ST. NV.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-By 4 man. 50. place as driver or
porter ia store. work Of any kind. err-
pluyed at presents good reason for leaving )
can furnish best of reference as to hon
esty. Address RELIABLE, BOZ 3d. this
Office. my13-2t
WANTED-By respectable coiored man. q
good home Address $40 Grant ave. NV. 1t
WANTED-By = frst-class bread and cake
baker ice cream etc, situation: good in
every line; long experience. same as man
ageT in bakery. Address or call 1909 18th St
NV, corner, nyl2-2t
WANTED-By boy, driving or work in
store. ~ st. nw, uy12-2t
WANTED-By first-class meat cutter and
provision clerk. position. Address BOX 309
this office. myi2-3t
WASTED-Positioa engineer In small
plant; have third-cIass license. Address EN-
GINEER. I'll 14th st. ne. my12-at
WANTED-Position by white night
.Eatchmau, Tirst class reference. reasonable
ray Address BOX SIG. this office. myl2 49, 10
DRUGGIST, four years experience wIshes
position: good references. Address BOX 295
this Office. myll-3t
WANTED-Position IA collector reference
and money collat eral. Address BOX 304 this
office. myII-3t
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Elgin Creamery Co. Offers

For Saturday and Monday, five pounds
best EIgin Butter, for 5125 Store 220
9th ST. Phone Main 914e NJ.
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When You Want Cut
OF ahything-Joyce Engraving Co. star Bldg
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GoLpENBERGs TIN and K SITS, nw.
3 KAHN. SONS & CO. Sth & Market space
ERyIN'S CIGAR STORE. 18th and Fla ave
!. S. DAY & CO. 14th and SITS. NV.
A + POWELL, 4th and East Capitol SITS.
A. III. DANIELS. cor 14th and SITS. NY
l. FRENCH SIMPSON, cor 1th St. Rhode
Island ave, and K st NV
CHAS. C. HoRNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy,
sw. cor. 7th and N SIS. NV.
". ARMSTRONG. corner It'll and II SITS. ne.
CHAS. H. BLUMER. n. Cap and r SITS ne
r. a. VEITCH, Goth anu NJ SITS NV
". D. BRACE, cor. Goth and II SITS. NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 21st. and sts. NV,
OiDONNELL DRUG CO, 18th and G SITS. Sc
DODGE CO.. corner 18th ana L sts. NV
II. 7. BUTTS, cor. 4th and Mass. ave. NV
L. 7. TAYLOE. corner 9Th and SITS NV.
n s. FEALY. NV. cor. 18th St & Pa. ave Sc
J. d. COBLENTZ, cor Fla. ave. & n. Cap, ST.
EUGENE n NICHOLS. 1901 Pa ave. NV
CHAS. 3. CAMPBELL. cor. I'd and Z sts- ne
v. HUGO EISENBEISS. 18th aad 3 sts sSs.
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FusselPs Ice-Cream for Sunday.
Best service. Phone 1913. 1427 \. Y. av.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TAYLOR. THE BUSY BROKER. 14to G.
Always In the lead with selection that
must please. Come early for this piek,
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STORAGE.

ANYONE looking for cheap storage call or
address 1890 II st. nyII-3t
WHY PAY MORE? We store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO, as O-42s
10Th St NY Phone Main 1923. my3-6mo
100 SEPARATE STORAGE ROOMS; stor-
age by the load: packing, hauling. and ship
ping. See US before storing, THOMAS
BOWLING x CO. Auctioneers 612 e II
my. Phone Main 5l5, ap30-30t
CENTRAL STORAGE ROOMS, 1903 H st
NV (new building; clean and light; electric
elevator. Lowest rates in the city. BROWN
& TOLSON. Props. Phone Main 2590
ap2S-5ot
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Ruptured
See the Norris Truss at 70l sth st Sc.
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ANACOSTIA.

sURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS

FOR RENT-Foas' unfurnished rooms. suit
able for dentist, ). 9th st. NV my12-St
FOR RENTING er three NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
light housekeeping very desirable location.
S15 North Carolina ave Sc mylS-2t
UNF'URNISHED isloms. single or en- suite.
with gas; conyesieat to all car lines 81 stn
st. nv. myis-Zt
TWO OR THREE; communicating rooms.
ID floor. house; light housekeeping.
Adults. i52 ST. nv 4nylS-2t
FOR RENTING or three large bright com
municating rooms. with bath on same floor;
prfurnished, ~ New York ave ne Adults
only. myi5-St
THREE unfurnished rooms. second floor;
gas and bath rs lgt st NV nylS-3t
THREE unfurnished rooms and bath,
ond floor: eheap. 1900 Tth ST. NV II
THREE OF four uafurnished rooms for
light housek eeDing; third hoor, corner; 10
children. 200 - St nv. myl2-2t
FOR RE2NT-Several large. cool rooms: south
ern exposure 2ls1. : st. NV. niyls-st
ONE unfurnlshez room. 1888 7th St. NV
rny1S st
FRONT AMI back communicating room, ID
floor; suitable for hight housekeeping. 17IS
Pennsylvania ave. nyl3-3t
FOR RENT-10lS 81 st. NV, unfurnshed "a
large, delightful second door front room with
a!coYe; soGthS.-i exposure; porcelain BATH
references excn&nsed. myl3-2t
FOR RfsNT-Unfarnished. three connmuni-
citing rooms; light housekeeping; cheap. gil
East Cauitol 81 myl3-St
FOR RENTING large unfuTnished front
rooms in Virginia Flats, 7th ST, and Virginia
ave. sw-. iier No l, myl5-St
FOR RENT-May I5 three or four unrur-
nished rooms; neat. gas. and porcelain bath
tub. goa 9Th 81 sc. my15-St
rNO LARGE Lnfurnished rooms. aIcoye:
bath same floor, 3lb per month. l3l7 Cor
coran st. inyI3-2t
THREE large unfurnished rooms, second
floor; light housekeeping lil4 9Th st. NV;
rent reasonable 1t
TWO BRIGHT and cheerful rooms on second
hoor, next to bath. reasonable I22 18th st.
nv. tnyi3-2t
FOR RENTING large connecting rooms
alcoye; bay window. second floor. bath. gas
light housekeeping: adults 1873 l2th st. NV.
ONE LARGE unfurnished second floor room
and balcony; fine location. ga Sth II. nw.
myl2-3t
UNFINISHED rooms and bath on
second floor; nice, light, and airy. ~ Sth
ST. NV. myl2-3t
TWO BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, second floor;
large Wardrobcs. 1922 10th st. NV. my12-3t
FOR RENT-rwo unfurnished rooms and
bath. on second two and bath third
2120 L ST. NV. nyI1-3t
UNPUBLISHED. two large communicating
rooms on second and third floors. for light
housekeeping; rent moderate. Call before 8
or after o clock. 80 st NV. myl12t
FOR RENTING unfurnished rooms 80
New YORK ave. NV. nIy1l-St
SALOON PARLOR and large back ROOM
with aicove, opening on porch. first floor
nice order. heat. gas. very cheap. 1913 18th
St. NV. mylI-3t
zoos 10TH NW.-Three rooms second floor
fiat; very large and COOL gas and bath
myl1-3t
THREE nice rooms. light housekeeping. tl2
per month: facing Lincoln Park. I214 East
Capitol st. mylI-4t
FOR RENTING large unfuTniShed rooms
and bath; newly papered and painted; no
children, Is X 81. rny11-St
FOR REST-Three unfurnished rooms, second
floor; heat. gas. and bath 1928 18th ST. NV
myu-3t
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WANTED-By two young men. room and
board in Southeast. Address BOX 3l2. this
office my12-3t
WANTED-By married couple room and
board. Immediately. Address stating terms
BOX 23s this Office nyI1-ar
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WANTED-TEAMS.

WANTED-25 tspo-horse wagons to haul
brick. Apply at office. JACKSON PHILLIPS
BRICK CO.. els l4th ST. NV. myll-l0t-eod
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WANTED-Housekeepe for country board
ing house; references. Address BOX 349
This office mylS-2t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

| WANTED-A girl for houseworn; also cook,
white preferred. 1910 18th my1S-2t
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If you have not
tn time to send
or bring your Al
TO The Times or
any of the fol-
lowing branch
offices, just call
up MAR 3o95
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for yoar
Ads. No extra
charge for the
service.
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TABLE BOARD.

BOARD. IS per week. sol 18th st NV
Basement door. zayfS-3t
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WANTED-107 9th st. Sc. d neat young col
cred girl to assist in general housework;
no washing; SIS month. 1t
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

Observation-Disclosures arrangements made
with two hrst-cIass paperhanSers. Address
BOX $40 this office. my1S-at
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WANTED-Cook and general houseworze
this evening. 101S New York ave. 1t
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.

UPTOWN RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY furnishes all kinds OF help. 1881
9TH ST. NV. Phone. n. 3212 II
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WANTED-By an artist typewriter and
model; a fine salary of SO per month offered
for tyDewriting and sittings extra agree
ment; write where photos may 5e inspected.
Address BOX S25, this office. myl32t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

tyeia. PIANO MAY CLEARANCE sALEs
lici1aes reductions on all new pianos In such
sts1Ss as the Eose, Hartman Shoniueer
4aailer, kranich * Bach Harrtneton gr
f lat also secondhand upright piaros AZ
Sa ing prices; Gabler, sI40; Bradbury slso:
s 1'gSit9fsr $3.50; Opera 300; New England
g. 81; ,seieh, 500; Harrington almost navl
s-oo, Fose q Sons used 2 monthsy ss25. shafs
niger {almost new. s325 and many others
besides following square njanazs s,sss.
g sons, $50; Stier, $50; Voge SQUARE ~.
oaape, see5 Clustering $50; sohrner $50: sho-
seo; Morse & Co.. $50. Terms on square pi.
aIlo s. -. 81 and s. per month. Terms on
month. p Evepy T. s., 81 IS and $40 peg
eaeliesiisea'ie any time within five years, and
PsssY Pdia allowed de on new piano o. J.
Hoors stocked with ine,s high-grade pianos
ny5-tf
FOR sALE-Ice box. suitable for grocsry
or meat store. See this box loaded with
l1s ana the "5fA lt does; matches will burn
after being IA this box q week A wet
towel viii dry III "a hours See the condittou
or steak that has been in this box a week
Ice boxes for store use cheap as SO; easy
terms IL desired II you buy an ice bog
made by a tinker and have trouble blame
no one but yourself To the zkepIic I VIII
give 80 days trial free. HOPWOoD, stn
and K SITS. myii-at
FOR sALE-Pawn ticket for solitaire dis
noIld ring. pawned for s15; also pawn ticket
fer handsome diamond ana opal cluster
ring. pawned for s2si ticket cheap. address
FOR sALE-National cash register. in first
class order; cost S225 new; for $40 cash. 1901
Ist 81. NV. myIs-g:
FOR SALE
Two Special Piano Bargains
Another excellent make.....-.............. 1z5
organs aS loA as. Is
GHaS. NJ. STIEFF.
81 Eleventh ST. nv.
j. C. CONLIFF. Manager.
Envf3-tf
FOR s4LE-SxI0 camera: viii sell cheap
Call Il 18th st. Sc. nyi3-st
FOR sALE-5x7 camera new; sell for =.
J-ANEsS sNELIEN. Strasburg. Va. my13-at
FOR SALE-Cheap 4 tile piIasters, 5 feet
long and 1000 lbs of good tfIing. AZ
FLECkS DRUG STORE. 1923 Pennsylvania
ave. nyIa-st
FOR sALE-second-han Matthews. marble
soda fountain: eight syruDs; good condition
80 stl ST myI3-st
FOR SALE-Two swell front oak bedroeIn
SETS, Ylz-50 and ga rugs, 81 each: six oak
cs.nessat chairs Kitchen safe 81. so; kitchen
table. - cents: oak refrigerator. 81 so; new
oak folding bed: blue flame oil stove; sew
eral kitchen chairs. all cheap. 234 ID st. Is.
FOR sALFs-Tayton. sewing machine. and
grocery waSoz. coInplete5 also painting, and
repairing Rear 424 LIST 81. NV myI3-3t
BUILDINGS FOR SALE. ON MONUMENT
LOT. Railway OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES x-sf.,a
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FOR SALE-Pawn ticket for solitaire dis-
mond ring, pawned for SIS; also pawn ticket
| fer a handsome diamond and opal cluster
| ring: pawned for SIS; ticket cheap. address
| BOX Ss2. this Office. nyl3-st
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FOR SAl.E-Two carloads window screens
and doors screens, 12a up; doors, with all al
tachineHts, CSC vanished doors. 9Sc up; ex-
ira wide doors for immediate delivery screen
frames, llet standard screen wire. = cents
square foot screens made 10 order T5e
KLEEBLAIT'S, 18th and II SITS. ne. APPS s9E
S2.9S FOR SANITARY cOUCHEs, drop sides;
rockers. Csc. 9Sc. and 81 gs: parlor ana bed.
room suites. 81 per week REDMOND. IA
and SiS 9Th st. NV. Ap2s-9
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FOR SALE-Man's bicycle So or win ex-
change for iady's bike. Address BOX a45
this Office 1t
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OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY. southwest,
business 800 daily; all cash; dwelling only
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-08-16
STOP THAT COUGH.

When a cough, a tickling or an irri-
tation in the throat makes you feel up-
comfortable take Billiards. orehou
Syrup. Don't wait until the disease has
gone beyond control Mr.. and Mrs. j..
A. Anderson. s54 Wes 5th ST.. Sat Lake
City, Utah, writes:
w think Billiards. Horehound Syrup
the best medicine for coughs and colds.
We have used 1t for several years; it
always gives immediate relief. is very
peasant and gives perfect satisfaction. I"
25c. soc, sl.OO.
For sac by the Eagle Drug and Jewelry
Co.
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TO NORTH POLE IN A BALLOON.

TO NORTH POLE IN A BALLOON.
sillac, viii soon venture on an expedi-
ton into the Arctic regions in a balloon.
Andres failure has not deferred him,
and he even expects to win success
where the latter found death by MAX
ing use of the lessons of the latter's fail
ure. M. Marsillac intends to keep in
constant communication with Spitzber-
gen, the point of departure, by the use
of the wireless telegraph. The Ham
burger Nachrichten describes the equip
ment of the balloon as follows: The
balloon will be provided with an cleo
trical motor which, with one charge,
will run for 200 hours, and which occu-
pies a very small space. The motor will
be used only when the wind is weak CT
when it is desired to deviate from the
continual use of the motor three charg s
will last 600 hours, or twenty-five days.
The basket is in the form of a great
square fastened to the balloon by a
mantle and not by a net. The basket
is also large enough to permit the occu-
pants to lie down, and a new arrange-
ment for controlling the gas supply can
be operated from the basket. The bas-
ket may be closed at the top so thar
in case of a fall into the sea it is bouy-
ant. Sand is not to be used as ballast,
the ordinary provisions acting as such.
"Marsillac has constructed a large
number of special instruments for his
trip. OF these should be mentioned the
anemoskop, for examining air currents
the immersionsindicator. which warns
of a probable fall into the sea; a velo-
meter. to measure speed; a horn foi
acoustic experiments, and a remarka-
bic apparatus known as the thermogen
This instrument, it is claimed, will neg
alive the effect of the cold on the gas.
This is important. as Marsi,lac is Of the
opinion hat Andes failure was largely
due to the fact that the gas in the bai
loon cooled and contracted. thus greatly
reducing its bouying power.
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THE CURE.

The latest news from Paris is that icy
nave discovered a diamond cure for con-
sumption. If you ear consumption or
pneumonia. 1t will. however, be best for
you to take that great remedy mentioned
by w. It. MCGEE OF lancer Tenn:
had a cough for fourteen years. Nothing
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, which gave instant relief and eff
fected a permanent cure U~nequalied
quick cure for Throat and Lung Trou-
bles. AT Brown Bros drug store. price
soc and $500. guaranteed. Trial bottle
free.
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RATES.
WHY JAPAN is RELUCTANT.

1T becomes more apparent, as the days
on nv that the main obstacle in the
way of securing peace and a cessation
of the bloody war between Russia ano
Japan will be the determination OF
Japan to oppose ever the just and rea-
sonable demands of the Russians. In
fact. the assertion that the Japs do NOT
want peace on any terms at the present
time appears like truth, although the
war is costing the japanese a million
dollars a day; but 1t is evident thas
they expect the Russians to O.. X. their
bill for it in the final settlement, and
besides it gives the Japanese labor en-
ployment.
But the great reason why the Japan-
csc do not want peace now is that they
want to clean the Russians off the east
ern coast of Asia entirely before peace
to claim all hat as conquered territory
and shut the Russians out of any out
let to the Pacific. This they regard, ano
no doubt properly, as the only way they
may safeguard their country againss
Russian encroachment If peace is made
with the Russians In approximately their
present shape in eastern Asia, Russia
can, if 1t has a government with any
efficiency, build up another great east
ern army, double track the Siberian
railroad, raise another navy and fight
the thing all over again, with the ad-
vantage of past experience and her
great superiority in latent resources to
draw on. So the Japs think the only
way to make this war settle anything
will be to fight it out right now until
the Russians are chased entirely out or
Eastern Asia.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-08-16
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