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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-22

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
of Columbia.-GeorgiBe Smms ct al. vs.. Elizabeth
Taylor ct al.-No 23Si7, Equity Docket 53.-This
cause being referred TO me to state the account OF
the trustees and distribution Of the proceeds of
sale, | will proceed with the said reference on
Thursday. judy p. 1905, nj TEN O'CLOCK An.
the auditors rooms in the United States court
house. In this city. All persons having claims
against the estate Of Joseph Taylor. deceased are
notified to present the same rlle said time md
place. JAMES G. PAYNE Auditor. jyl9 20. 81
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Is acres of land improved by q 6room house.
barn and fruit; located near Chevy Chase Lake.
Positive bargain.
TERRELL & LITTLE,
1y22-3t Colorado building.
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FOR RENT-RI FLOYD f. DAVIS. It'll & f. s w
6.'9 Md Or miS32 90 gI7 Water sw wa reh M on
1910 Born NV ST ami 80 l2l4 G sw, Or b.. % so
.09 81, b. TIA 20 N zoos 26th NV fiat II 20
.lO Ith Sw, LOT a oo 1914 Cap Or. b.. 10 90
947 Md sw, Or. 1880 1861 l. Sc, Ar b. o co
fg223 st
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FOa SALE
ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE CORNER
PROPERTIES IN PETwORTH HOUSE CON.
TAINS EIGHT LARGE ROOMS AND BATH
FIRST FLOOR FINISHED IN GOLDEN OAK;
TILED BATH ROOM; CONCRETE CELLAR:
LARGE ATTIC: WIDE VERANDA AND LARGE
GROUNDS.
FOR SALE
NORTH BRENTWOOD THOROUGHLY
WELL BUILT EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, NEARLY
NEW; LOT % BY 162 FEET. WILL BE SOLD
FOR LESS THAN COST OF BUILDING HOUSE.
FOR SALE
KENSINGTON. HANDSOME NEW EIGHT.
ROOM HOUSE WITH ALL MODERN CONVEN-
FENCES; LARGE GROUNDS: CLOSE TO STEAM
AND ELECTRIC CARS
PRICE REASONABLE. TERMS TO SUIT,
TERRELL & LITTLE,
COLORADO bldg,
Jy22-3t l4th and G SITS. NV.
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o.oS
s2t NHav nw.14r,b. 7o.M
1872 X NV. 1fr. b. 5000
apis. 1907 f NV
80 & 4 NV
Cottage, Taxa PIX. .3s 90
200 Ii ne. Or. lO.U
Office rooms. 1897 L nv
ID. Inc. 1907 y st. Do
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FOR QUICK BALE
List your property with Us. We havs appiica-
lions from ovef 5000 people looking FOR homes,
and can ind ready buyers TOT desirable places.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-22

FOR RENT-ELEGANr RESIDENCE,
Handsome corner.
THOROUGHLY HEATED BY HOT WATER:
10 rooms, TWO ~ TILED BATHS. = stairways;
ATTIC
i2aI Roanoke. cor. of 18Th; choicest spot on
tuiuuhIa Heights.
STONE x FAIRFAX. 500 so6-sOs F st. NV.
fv1y ''
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FOR RENT
1928 * NV, lar. % $3.50 OOl
1874 Conn Sl2r. b. 1oo. 90
2oO3 18th NV. Tor. b.i5. OOt
1202-O+ T NV, Or. b. 30 80
$3.50 Randolph, 6r b y 20
Store T 1923 y Y av. so 90
Once r 7n4 18th. IN 80 OUl
Office room T13 18Th. base
JORDAN x BLUOMEt
jyls-tf.eSu
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BY BLUNDoN. o'BRIEN & BELT. Inc,
lG.l q D N. Ieler.hnnn Min

FOR RENT-FOR ROOM RENTING, A MODERN
l1-r1om dwelling baths HOT.WATER HEAT;
hue condition; west Of 9th, south of n $75 a
Lluntf.
STONE & FAIRFAX, sOl SOC sos + ST. NV.
fy22 -
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SAIE-334 ACRES AT ACCOTINK STA ON
w. s. II r.. As minutes from Wash; no bldgs.;
beautiful bldg. sites; store, express Office tele-
phone, rural delivery: bargain If the whole is
sold. Mrs. +. f.. HILL, Springmans, Va. jy223ts
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN-200 ACRE FARM. I'M.
proved by 12room dwelling large barn horse
stable dairy. barrack, hennery. tenant houses,
large orchard: 10 head of choice cows; horses
and all necessary farming implements; good
standing crop on farm: miles from Washington;
good pike: l mile from electric and steam cars
Worth $4,000. II sold at once VIII take SIT 900
L. DANIELS. Commercial National Bank bldg
Washington. D. c. jy22-3t'
FOR SALE
A SACRIFICE
S., 500.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE
Near Silver Springs. IL acres. under high state
OF cultivation. Good I-room house, barn. stable
house. hay barracks, &c. Fine well Easy
terms.
jy22-3t r. W. WALKER & son, 1OO6 NV
FOR SALE-145 ACRES. WITH GOOD GROOM
house. large bank barn. small tenant bouse,
horses, 4 COWS. calves pigs 80 turkeys,
lots of chickens; all crops; 10 In po-
tatoes. Is acres In corn: all farming tools;
wagons buggy harness-all for s., 800 Adj
dress Box % Beltsyllle. Nd jy2l-2t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-22

FOR SALE
Three acres of land ne-half mile from
Rockville; house contains large rooms:
heated by furnace; supplied with water by
windmill: beautiful lawn. with hedges and
shade trees. 81
TERRELL & LITTLE. Agents,
Jy22-3t Colorado building.
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APARTMENTS.

UsT. COS 14TH ST. NV.
1912 q. 7r. h. sta 80. 80
3I1 C sc, Or. b. 81. 80
1880 r, 11r. b. 80. 80
25Us 18th. Or. b. :. .23-50
23s 18th sw. Or. b. Is. 40
1870 n Cap. 5r. :. 1900
0s4 4th ne. Or. .14-30
APARTMENTS.
1910 VT sv. Or. b.
Coywood. 1928 l. NV, 81, b.
Coywood. 1928 l. NV. 2r. b.
1880 9th. Or. b. e.. @.0
20 Todd pl. 5r. b. ..21. 90
i74 o. 2r. b. ..-....l2.0
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344-A grand bargain: 6-acre farm near Hyatb-
Vile; Tor. house, bath; cost So 900: cellar:
stable. barn, shed. henneries choice fruit.
grapes; excellent shade; crop worth $500; $1,000.
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FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-S25 FOR THE NEXT TWO MONTHS;
large io-room house. completely fur; free teie-
phone service; exceptional Offer. must be consid-
cred IT Apply FITCH. FOX & brown,
1IoG g. st jy22-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-22

FOR SALE
JUST WEST OF CHEVY CHASE LAKE
Elegant country home, consisting of
large dwelling, servants house, all nee.
essary outbuildings, Including large bank
barn; all kinds of fruit; fine old trees:
about six of land
This Is ideal place which can only
be appreciated by inspection. On line
of Tennallytown cars and close to Chevy
Chase
THOS. J. FISHER co. Unc).
ty22-6t 1414 L st. NV.
FOR SALE-ADJOINING MONASTERY
10 acres: part Of tract purchased for monastery
and fronting BUNKER HILL road; will be sold
at low figure. Property lies beautifully and u
SUITABLE FOR PROFITABLE SUBDIVISION
Adjoins Brookland On northeast. Old school house
Is on the property. THIS should sell at present
THos J. FISHER & CO.. Inc,
U2N l414 1t. NV.
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HOMES AND FARMS ON EASY TERMs-5R.
house. u acre. $3.50; rooms. bath, " acre,
$3.50; rooms, bath, modern improvements, fine
home very cheap; chicken farm. Or house. stable,
fruit. garden. lovely elevation and grand shade. 2
acres. more II wanted 81 $50. Come early. Lovely
homes in Riyerdae and College Park WM. DE
M0TTE, Berwyn Md, with THE SOULE CO.;
office at trolley station. 1t
FOR SALE-LOTS-NORTH BRIGHTwOOD.
This subdivision is right on Brightwood avenue
fronting the street cars, and is the only sub
division north of Brightwood having sewers,
water and gas. The location Is ideal for safe
investment or for home. Every city con-
xenience. The lots being sold at the low
ngure Of 20 and rs cents per IT. small pay
ments and very easy terms. to enable pur-
chasers to make good. quick profit. or to
secure home. Five elegant houses have been
built and plans are being prepared for others.
II you have saved up any money. buy one or more
Of these lots and reap the profit. besides being
absolutely safe. Be sure not to buy anywhere
else before you go with to examine these
beautiful lots in automobile. Write. CALL OF
phone for further Information.
TERRELL & LITTLE. Sole Agents,
JyEI-3t Colorado building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-22

FOR SALE-ESTATE PROPERTY ON A CORNER
on COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, fronting $50 feet
14th ST.; Will sell all part fine location for
business houses apartment. For further par
ticulars sec
THOS. ]. FISHER & CO. Qnc),
jy22-6t 1414 ST NV
FOR SALE~-A BUSINESS PROPERTY ON TTH
st. NV, south of NJ, formerly held at SO 900
be sold within the 10 days for ST GOO A
good Investment.
ATKINSON & BALLARD Co. Inc,
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance
jy22tf 1923 New York ave. NV
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everal valuable timber tracts cheap.

32l1-Cheapest home In Kensington; over V
acre: new 7r. house; chicken house: wired yard;
fruit; shade; 600 to close estate: worth 81. 200
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-JUsT THE FINEST NEW HOME IN
East Washington; rooms; modern bath: san:
ttary plumbing; splendidly decorated. l488 and
I. 1897 D ct. Jewels at $1,000.
Jy6-tf WILLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL. COS 18th st.
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FUR RENT-BY wESCOTT & WILCOX.
1901 penna ara

Dua. ave.
I il6 19th.resr- 9S-r. ~ 10. 90
STORE.
LAG Conn av. IT. eel.
| W. g..............5 80. 90
1917 Pa Az, II, Gel. 30. ~
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UNFINISHED
200. iitb st. o rooms and hath. ....... 4060
1918 ST. rooms aud ba furnace hat. <0.0O
1911 ct. rooms and bath. furnace heat. 40 90
4al Fla ave q rooms nd hath ....... 81 so
Coz II St. 10 rooms and bat h............ $3.50
New broom frame dwellings, with acres OF
land attached. Bladensburg road. near Langdon,
u. G., within miles OF Washington SIS and so
per month. according to location.
FURNISHED.
1900 18th st. 10 rooms and bath, per an. Il 500 %
1l22 18th st. lar. & Oh. bot-water heat. 200 90
1906 Yale St, ilr. and b.. per month. 12o GO
1904 1871 at Iir and b. Der month";. no 90
Hi DE Sales at. 1or. and b., pes month 100 00
100 Nd ave ne Tor 4 b. year per mo 81 so
From MAJ IS to Oct 1906 per mC. 1000
my3i-tf GASCH & BIRGE. 1929 NY ave. NV
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FOR sALE-APARTMENT HOUSES

FOR SALE-AN INVESTMENT.
A two-family apartment house; finished fp
hardwood In of the best renting sections OF
the city all the year round. Investigate this
at
TERRELL & LITTLE,
Colorado building,
ty22-3t 14th and G SITS. Ii
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.
FURNISHED Or UNFINISHED.


For RENT
H-story and basement brici
2b., near Thomas Circle
Ne cor 18th & Clifton, 1
i6r, 10. fur. $500 40
Isot Mass sv. 31r. SD $50
Gil 18th NV. 30r. All. $50 "
622 Conn av. i6r. .l23. -
l40O l. NV. l2r, fur 100. %
1922 n ii av, lar. b.. IS. co.
TYLER & RUTUERFOb
ty22 IT.
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FOR RENT-BY II. L X
FURNISHED.
Clevel'd FIX. i1r b 500. 90
1885 Corcornn, Or. b.3O 90.
UNFINISHED
1880 18th. i2r. 2b. .loo.O 90.
I3+S Yale. i2r. 2b. IS 90
1878 18Th. Tor. b. 1000
1929 v. tir. b. sta 80. 90
lf&< Oregon av. Tor. has. 30
1882 Goth. Or. b...+5.50I
s026 4. 1ir. b..-..42.50
1889 18th. 10r. h 40. So
1928 Oregon sv Or. b. SO
f9$e Corcorsn, 5r. b 30. 90
fyll n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-22

OWNER OF a MODERN I OR
6-room house. not basement lot to alley,
Capital Traction or Metropolitan line. where sur
roundings are desirable. can find immediate pur-
chaser by addressing Box 1853. Star Office IT,
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FUR KENT-A. 5; CAYWOUD, 933 9TH ST. NV.
Phone NJ. TO
1861 Roanoke, 11r. $55. 90 17G1 NV. 12r.. 60 go
1929 NV. 12r. 80 900 9th NV sto dwg
1112 NJ NV, Sr. 40. so sta ST. As 90
1901 Sth NV, Or. .35. rs 1902 Vt NV NV 1Or 40 90
9l2 9th NV, sto, dwg, 10 9th ne, Or. 35 90
sta, Or. 80. 30 2007 18th NV ST. % 90
702 Fla av NV. 12r. % so Gil ne, Or. %. 90
9l9 ne. b. 6r. Is 80 SOC NV, 2d fl, Or. If. 90
l27 I'd ne, Or. .12 80 as Prospect ne Ar II 90
ga Calian ne, Or. II 50 2021 Seaton Ne Or z co
$50 Francis Sc. Ar. .6.00R 1874 NV, stable. 81 90
UNFINISHED ROOMS.
sol Stanton pl. me- Ar I'd floor OF 90
439 9th st. W., single or en- suite.
tLATS.
927 9th ST. NV, Tr. Observation-Disclosures. 20
426 Ridge st. NV. east fiat. Sd floor is so
iy22-3t-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-05
,sss s,~ Y. V. BOARDMAN & co. ,.':s ,:s.% s7*

Burns in the United States that would gladly contribute for this purpose. Even with arches and causeway gone, if it could only be preserved as a ruin, it would still be the most valuable bridge in the world. It is not so much bridge of traffic as bridge of memory. "It would be a difficult question:" said one of the greatest statesmen of Britain, 'if we had to decide whether we should give up our Shakespeare or our Indian possess sions." That statesman was right. It Is not & question of sentiment, although the reply of Disraeli will be remembered when an opponent in the house of com- mons said: Tt Is als sentiment" "Only sentiment" replied Disraeli, sentiment rules the world.' It Is a subject, more over not to be approached with criti- clsm, but rather with love, for love ac- complished all things. although 1t would be rather incongruous at the annual cele- brations in Ayr of the birthday of Rob- ert Burns to sing: ''Well a be brood O Robin' after the Auld Brig had passed away There Is a debt due to the mem- ory of him who has made the old burgh memorable, and placed the name of Ayr first in the alphabet of fame. The town council of Ayr holds In trust sacred legacy, gift to mankind. As guardians of this trust they surely will not be un- mindful of their responsibility to the world"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-05

ago, while aboard his yacht Drott ia northern waters a party on a passing steamer asked permission to go aboard. It was courteously granted.
 King Oscar, in greeting his visitors, said: ''I fear I cannot show you such a yacht as you have shown me this morn- ing, but she Is comfortable enough for an old gentleman, and I have spent twen- ty-two happy summers on her.
 To a journalist in the party the King granted few minutes conversation, and his first question, in perfect English, was: You have a great many of my country- men in your northwestern territories. What sort of citizens do they maker"
 ''The best we have, your majesty''
 Smiling, and thinking for a few mos or is it a newspaper mans diplomatic answer?''
 Not long ago King Oscar was sitting in the smoking room of a Wiesbaden hotel, where a group of gentlemen were dis cussing the questions of the hour-strikes. socialism, communism the revolutionary , tendencies of the time, etc. One of the party, expatating upon his pet theories with considerable vehemence, wound up with the remark, '"rhe days of monarch- les are numbered.'
 King Oscar looked up and smiled.
 Evidently you don't agree with me-" resumed the speaker, ''but can you give me any good reasons for thinking other- wise?'
 "only one--I am the King of Sweden" he replied.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-05
fainting person bolt upright although they

fainting person bolt upright. although they
 should have learned in their grammar
 school days to lay him out flat. q wonder how many of us who read foreign phrases in common use day after day know what they mean? lawyer told me that he had to explain to seven- eights of his clients what noto conten-
 dere,' decree nisi habeas corpus and
 other phrases meant, and yet these same
 clients had been reading the phrases con stantly.
 ''I myself only learned after had di- vision fence rebuilt at my own expense because my neighbor was so ugly that he would not stand for half-that there was such a things as fence-viewers, who l would have condemned the fence and
 made my neighbor pay half the expense | of rebuilding"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-05
GENIUS AT MATURITY.
What the OsIer Doctrine Would Have
 Cost the World.
KIM BALL

From T. P.'s Weekly.
 Macaulay was Al before he began his brilliant History of England;" Gibbon was almost 40 when he began his monu- mental work, which occupied him until he was turned SO, Josephus was 56 when he published ''The Wars of the Jews' Washington Irving was 72 when he wrote his Life of Washington" John Knox was 79 before he published his History of the Reformation in Scotland"
 Poetry would have been robbed of it's most immortal works. for Homer is said to have composed the Iliad when he was turned so; Virgil wrote his Bucolics be- tween his forty-fourth and forty-eighth years; Coleridge published "Christabel' when he was A; Wordsworth wrote ''The Excursion" at A Browning wrote '"rhe Ring and the Book at 57; Dryden was 6S when he began the translation of the Aeneid; Cowper was 53 when "The Task was published; Chaucer wrote the Can terbury Tales" when he was turned 30; Goethe, who was 46 when "Wilhelm Mes- ter appeared, was 10 years older when he published "Faust' Pope was 45 when he wrote his Essay on Man." Butler was turned 60 when he began "Hudibras;"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-05
Dante was 5l when he finished "The Di-

Dante was 51 when he finished 'The Di- vina Commeda."
 As may be expected philosophy and science would have suffered too: Bacon was fl when he wrote the "Novum Or ganum;" Isaac Newton was 40 when he finished his Natural Philosophy;" John Locke did not complete his Essay on the Human Understanding till he was 4S; Cicero was turned 40 when he wrote 'De Offciis;'' Seneca was turned 50 when he wrote "De Beneficiis;" Kant was 57 when the "Criique of Pure Reason" appeare; Swedenborg was turned 30 before his Ar cana Celestial appeared; Burton pub lished his Anatomy of Melancholy" when he was 45 Rosseau wrote Emile at 50; Humboldt was s2 when he finished his great work, the "Cosmos;' Machiavelli completed "The Prince at 45; Sis Thomas More was 73 when he finished his "Uto- pia."
 We should have lost Pamela" which Richardson published at 51 and set the fashion of the modern novel; "Tristram Shandy," which Sterne published at 46 and Robinson Crusoe," which Defoe be- gan when he was 5s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-05
NOTICE.

The Gawk Engraving Co makes the best cuts. Phone Peoples 27e.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-05

Commencing at once. all passenger service on Queen & Crescent Route between Birmingham and New Or leans, and Birmingham and and Shreveport has been re- stunned. schedules being same as in effect prior to Quaran- tine. Passengers can now enter Tox as and ct h . r Western Points through either Now Orleans or Shreveport without inter- ruption.
 A. B. FIREMAN, T. PA.
 QueeA & Crescent Route,
 Birmingham, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-05
AuI Brig of Ayr.
Wallace Bruce in the Edinburgh Scots

Wallace Bruce in the Edinburgh scots-
 man.
 Whittier. in one of his letters, said "Everything about Burns interests me- In this sentence he has embodied the ex- pression of the entire American heart. To destroy the Auld Prig of Ayr seems al- most like tearing poem from the volume of Burns. Lord Rosebery, In his recent letter, has well styled 1t a calamity to be averted, and has truly declared that the resources of civilization should be taxed to preserve the structure. These words will be copied not only throughout the United States. but in every outpost of civilization all over the world. It is, in fact, not only a bridge associated with the memory of Robert Burns, but a bridge whose arches span long centuries, and the world, if invited, would come to It's rescue. There are perhaps a thou sand Scottish clans and societies of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-05
TAPESTRY PORTIERs

A heavy Tapestry Porter 50 inches wide; in ret and gold, with heavy fringe; regular price $500
 Special for Monday and Tuesday pair =. -.
 Tapestry Portier, with finch tapestry borders 0 ized tapestry; in reds and green; regular price $8 Special for Monday and Tuesday, pair...
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-05
King Oscar Was Genial Host.

From Success Magazine.
 Although the people of Norway have decided to cut away from Sweden. they have little against King Oscar as dem ocratic individual He Is a tall. erect, handsome old gentleman courtly and kind in manner, and Is, perhaps the most approachable monarch. Several years
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-05
Why and How We Succeed in Curing Our Patients

Medical colleges stutes we have had
  the special line and Scientific Dgnostc Medico Surgical
  Xays Violet Rays Super Electric Light Baths, everything made available the of Chronic 
 
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  TO EFFECT A CURE
 All Consultations Free.
  what will be 
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  great succe whic hal k standing enite distinction standing profession THE BIRMINGHAM Dozer specialists their entirely skill 1174 N. Fist Street.. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA.
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Now, don't make a mistake in selecting confections-the always cOrroct-Huyler's.
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Discreet.

Discreet. From the Philadelphia Press. Though Money talks" As some folks say, It never gives
 Itself away.
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DrS. DOZIER X DOZIER't MedicO-Surgical and
 ElectrO-Therapeutic Institute, 117h North Fist Street.

Strictly High-cass Institute for the Scientific Treatment of all Chronic, Nervous Rectal, Blood Skin, Genlo- Urinary and Female Diseases Cancer, Consumption, Rheumatism Morbid Conditions of Heart Lungs, Liver, Kidneys Bladder and Reproductive Organs.
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1sss recognized and endorsed by the the the most Thoroughly
 Equipped Medical Institute in Alabama
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-04-23

Not only that, and there evidently
is the negro in the woodpile, the rates
charged are to be sufficient, with the
limitation mentioned, to create a sink
ing fund OF three per cent per annum
OF the entire bonded indebtedness. to
pay the bonds.
This simply means that such rates
are to be charged as will enable the
road to pay on its bonds in not less
than thirty-three years-that rates
shall not be reduced until that time.
The people-not the East Coast rail-
way-are to be compelled to pay tor
the extension.
The people are to be compelled to
pay for the present bonds. The peo-
pie are to be bound hand and foot as
to rates until the whole vast indebted
ness is paid of.
Citizens of the east coast, are you
so anxious for an extension of the
East Coast railroad to Key West as
10 mortgage your own and your chill
dren's future to pay this vast debt
which is about to be saddled upon
you?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-04-23
PEOPLE WILL PAY FOR
KEY WEST EXTENSION
miami Record.)

The latest report of the railroad
commission showed that the East
Coast railway for the year ending
June 80. 1904, had made net earnings
of sS20,74463
1t showed the bonded Indebtedness
of the road per mile was s29. 403.13, a
very largely inflated valuation
With this magnificent showing (for
where can any man invest s13, zoo, 900
and be certain of realizing six per
cent per annum). the people of this
section had right to expect that they
would be able to participate in some
of this prosperity by reduction in
the charges for freight and transpo--
tation.
But that nope is to be dashed if the
Grill bill passes the legislature.
Section five of that bill will compel
the people who use the road to pay
such rates, not exceeding those now
in force, that would enable the COM
pany 10 earn five per cent per annum
on all its bonded Indebtedness for
Constructing,
Equipping; and
Operating-notice the last-the en-
tire road from Jacksonville to Key
West.
That Indebtedness is already 3d.
100000 and it will be Increased stu
pendously by adding the construction
OF the costly extension to Key West.