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The Washington times., 1906-07-02
Legal Notices.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
4RAC4 OF COLUMBlA-James Martin vs.
HpIra. SHspP9ImlSh Boothe ct al. No. $3.50. Equity
fect coInplainant's title to lot s in sotIara
east OF square e6l Washington ID o.
motion OF the complainant. Il is this 9th day
fendant. jeremiah Boothe, cause MS apnear-
ance 10 be entered herein on or before ~.
1ortleth day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal
holidays. occurring after the day OF the fI.t
publication OF this order; and that the A.
PENDANTS, the unknown heirs deyiseeS ana
Rlienees of Nathaniel Walker Appleton causs
their appearance to be entered herein on
or before the first rule day Occurring afr
the expiration OF three months from tba
day Of the first publication Of this ordsr
otherwise the cause Will be proceeded with
in case Of default: Provided a con-, ~
this order be published for three months
a week for three successive weeks dur
ing the first month. and twice month 51r-
ing each OF the two succeeding months N
IN Washington Law Reporter and T-,,.
Washington Times. (SeaD WlNDET T ID
STAFFORD Justice. True copy-Te5t- T
Asst Clerk je1.i4.2l. jy2. S. aus 25
SUPREME COURT OF THE. DISTRICT oF
COLUMBIA. holding a prOb&te court M
I3. .6es, administration This Is TO give rotice
that tho subscriber of the District OF Coll
umbsa has obtained from the probate court
OF the District Of Columbia. letters OF ad-
ministration c b. a. on the estate OF William
Walter late OF the District Of Columbia de-
ceased All persons having claims against
tho deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated. to the subscriber, on or before
the I'D DAY OF JUNE. A D. 1907: other
wise they may by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Given under my hand
this 22d day OF June. 1906. DORA KRAMER
I424 c st Sc (Seal) Attest: w & TAY
IyOR. Deputy Register Of Wills for the Dis
EDWARD s. RAILEY. Attorney.
5e2S, ,Jy2.s
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OFFICE OF the Commissioners OF the
G. June Is. 1906. Scaled proposaIq viii
os received at this ofilce until -
O'CLOCK NJ, JULY I2. 1906 for sites
ior publio school buildings in the local
1ueS hereinafter named. with an area
OF from thirty thousand to forty thous-
ana square feet: One site in AnacostIa: :
one site in BTightwood Park: one site
at or near Deanwood. one site within
the locality bounded by Virginia avenue.
the Eastern branch and Second and
sixth streets southeast. A Certificate
OF the Collector Of Taxes that the hid
DER has deposited with him Two Hun
dred Dollars as a guarantee OF saIa in
case the bid is accepted. must accom-
pany the proposal for each site. Tn.
commissioners reserve the right to re-
MACl'ARLAND. HENRY /, WEST
JOHN BIDDLE. Commissioners, d. c.
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Othce, I42I Penna. Ave,

For Petersburg. Raleigh, wilminKto, Co
lumbia, Savannah, Jacksonville Tampa A.
lanta. Birmingham. Mobile. Pensacola, ana
New Orleans.
1850 A. NJ DAILf-Seaboard MaiI-Throueh m
Pullman Sleeper 70 Jacksonville Fla aiso
through Sleeper Washington to Birrainxhau
Ala Cafe Dining Car Washington 10 Ham
let n. c
SIS P. N DAILY-Seaboard ESpress-Soiid
train. with Pullman SleeperS. to Jacksouvtlle
and Tampa Through Sleeper TO Atlanta
Birmingham. and Memphis: also through
Sleeper TO Pinehurst daily except Sundasiy
Cafe Dining Car.
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHI0 Q

~.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave and q q.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Oths. Hour on the Odd Hour.
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL, 23D ST NEW V01l
= 90 a Ana-Diner, Pullman ParlOr
Y 90 am-Bunet. Parlor. Hr. Train.
80 90 q -Tn--Diner and Pullman Parior O.
moo a-m--Diner and Pullman Farlor Car
.; 90 p-m--Diner and Pullman Parior ca
800 p-rn.-''Royal Limited" All Pullman
t4,0o p.m--Coaches 20 Philadelphia-
$40 p p-m--Diner and Pullman ParIor.
IS 20 p p-m--Coaches 10 Philadelphia
"2.57 q. MS epers
ATLANTIC CITY. t7:oo. 1900. tu:Oo g m,
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR.
WEEK DAYS a " TO P. N
TO BALTIMORE WITH PULLMAN
Week days. Isl. shSsi0a s.c5 30 100 10 s.oo
i2o5. 100. aoj. 400 400 &. 500 5cs S hS24 81
Sundays: 2.57. 700. 7.2o. $50 500, I5 %.
500 a m, 100. lis. 300. $50. 90 30 90
$780, 1000. u-3o. II :55 ,. m
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. 'II:Oo a. m.
CINCiNNsrI. ST. LOUIS. AND 1,o1rrs-
VILE. 'lo:H5 !, m. '4-o5 p. m. "l2;f5 night.
PITTsBURG. '1I.oo a m. 's-iO p. m. ~ sl
CLEVELAND. '91o p. m. COLUMBUS.
IS 30 p. m.
WHEELING. 1905 n m. $50 .. m
ANNAPOLIS. week days 20 a m. M = 'Il q;
noon. 500 p. N. Sundays. $50 - NJ and
80 p m.
LURAY and ELKToN. '4.o5 p m. L-.rlor
car.
FREDERICK, ts.s5. --9:Is. 1905 fl %
a. m, .'l :I5 44.o5, Is 10 p. m
HAGERSTOWN. 1905 a m and Is 90 D m
BOYD and way points IS Is, 's9:Is a m.
81 rs. t5:Oo. IS Is. -'lo;lo. VI. 30 pm.
GAITHERsBCR CRG and way points. ts.25.
f5 rs. 1850. '"7.s5. --l0.I5. III 30 D m
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way
nf "a o. N L IN Il q
p. N.
.Daiiy. fExeept Sunday. ''Sunday only.
Reservation Of Sleeping Parl0r Car
space, rates Of fare, ate Will be quickly fur-
nished By TELEPHONE at all OF tie rol-
lowing Tc6et Offices. I4iZ G. St Telephone
Main 1891: 619 Pennsylvania Ave Telephone
Main zS7: Station. New Jersey ave and 9
ST, Ticket Once: Telephone East sST: In
fo1o- -tiOn Bureau. East ia mylE-tf
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For Sale, Exchange, or
Rent.

a NEW and attractive S-roorn country resi-
oence, partly furnished. with a veranda 3S
ieet long. situated in grove OF chestnut
and oak trees. near Walkers Chapel Alex
andr-a county, Va six miles from Wash
ington. over beautiful road along the Po-
LoInac; this place is situated between tho
cabin John and Old Dominion electric roads
one mile from the former, Z miles from
latter fare cents: besides the dwelling
there is a new summer kitchen new stable
ana carTfnge house. abundance OF nne ntra
water Endorsed by leading chemists OF New
lork ana Washington; elevation about that
OF washington Monument. place contains
LoIr acres; terms 10 suit also a five-roonn new
frame dwelling with one acre; fne shade.
price sl.V0o; reat for IEtter. SO per month
,,tyIl,- DpTr LOT inspection Apply to w. 3. NAT
@faENS, l4-O New York ave 1e25-tf
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For Sale-HouSes.
Ss,25o.

COLONIAL HOUSE
ONE OF THE BEST BUILT HOTrS-S
ON WIDEST AVE. ON CAPITOL HILL
Two STORIES, ATTIC, AND CELLAR
LARGE ROOMS, TILED BATH AND
SERVANTS BATH. HOUSE BEAUTI-
FULLY DECORATED. OPEN FIRE
PLACES LARGE CLOSETS. WIDE
HALLS RECEFHION HALL HOT
WATER HEAT. LOT % FEET FRONT.
MUST BE INSPECTED TO BE APPRE-
GATED.
JOSEPH l. WELLER,
REALTY BROKER.
Tel. z. S55. No 602 ST N w
jy1-tf
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Colonial Beach.

FOR RENTING new f1rnisbed -o,,
90 and $40 Address r. MONTGOMERY
Colonial Beach Postoffice Va tv3-st
FURNISHED COTTAGE. july or season
Iarge porch: artestan water. AppIv DTCsY
HARTS COTTAGE hack Of rnArrr-xo-roI,ns
Je5G-4t 'S~N0'
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FOR sALE-A very desirable farm. 'front.'
ing on the Pstuxent river contalrfn1 ahou,
400 acrts: soil very fertile under cuItfya-
ton; all necessary buildings in good repair;
plenty OF game. nsh and oysters. and rocd
water: terms easy. For particulars. etc ar-
ply TO p. A BOWEN. Jr., 1l3 g ST NV
Attorney fsF oVcAr- Ssss-sat
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For Sale-Farms.

FARM o. 73A acres near Fairfax Courthouse-
electric and steam cars: fourteen hundred
fruit trees. fve-rvou house; somo outhuild
Inge; $500; viii exchange for equity in housa
OF for business. r. A FENNELL, Room 4s
lilo IT NV. 5NS0 4,
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FOR sALE-seyerAl large and sman tr,c,,
mirrCn and Great Falls electric roas ana
near Setesnac river and Chain bridge: fare
.7ts at Eat Arlington. and Baliston- and
quarter acre lots. with fine shade trees near
Chain bridge; terms. IS cash, balance 81 Der
per lot. Also Ane dairy and stock far9n - -
lSO acres. miles from city with dwelling
mouse, barns. and stable for over 10 49,
OF horses ana cows. with great 10, ~ asir, ae,
poultry. and farming implements: small 80
payment balance on easy terms: price
JAMES F. CLEMENTS. 1905 @ St NV,
Phone Main 1880 jeso-5t
FOR SALE-Cozy cottage, four large rooms
large lot; frontage on two streets Price.
FOR sALE-Pretty seven-room house: lot
IyOxl5O feet: high elevation: beautiful shade.
Price. 81. $50. Easy terms.
FOR SALE-Beautiful six-room house; large
Iot' frontage on two streets: big bargain;
y'rice, $500; easy terms
C,iAS- T. JOHNSON. S3d and Bunkerhiu
Road. Mt Rainier. Md.
sACRIFTCE-At Central Heights. y acre lot
with hice little two-roon cottage: pump and
sood water two-thirds Of II inclosed with
one car fare; price, $50: 500 cash; balance
SlO per month Remember we have many
baTsains; OLD DoMINION REAL ESTATE
u. olz + 81. NV. Washington. u. G jyl-3t
FOR SALE OR RENT-seven-roorn and
bath country house: 100 feet porch: fruit.
on car line; rent by year, 500 per month
address SoN Il. Times ONCE jyl-3t
FOR SALE-To coIored parry. new frame
house: FIVE rooms: fenced. lot 50xi50: sc
car fare; $1,000: $50 cash; balance. $40
month: Address J. A. H. Mt. Rainier. Nd
leSO-5t
BROORLAND-IOts ana houses for sale IN
this progressive suburb
GRACE NJ. THOMAS. corcoran building
jelt-SOt
''SKIDoO'' from town and buy suburban
p plSee Of GAGE CO. Guy ave, Hyatts-
vile, Mo Je30-5t
$500 Down. $500 Month.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS, MD.
The HeaIthiest Place In the state.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS SO
Send Postal for Free Tickets Plat etc
CHAS. D. FOWLER,
issO-tf 81 F STREET N w
A CHOICE TRACT OF As Acres 10 close an
estate. At bargain price. on Blair road
near Takoma; water. sewer. shade trees:
also small frame house
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, s1H 18th At. NV
jo5O-3t
223-s2O MONTHLY. same as rent. will buy
a lovely country home; something to be
proud Of: three acres: nye-roona, bay
window cottage: fruit. flowers. and vines;
reduced from q. 500 Call and look al photo
THE SOULE CO Unc). go louisiana ave
Je30-tf
FOR sALE-New thrse-roon cottage: lot
tJ1130. fifteen minutes from sc car fare:
pump. all fenced S7O0. 500 cash; balanc-
$40 month Address J. A. H. Mt. Rainier
Nd je3o-st
SO DOWN AND IS PER MONTH
VIII buy you choice lot in the beautiful
subdivision OF RADNOR HEIGHTS, VA
lying on the Military road. Cement sdde-
walks, sewer. etc. Included IN purchase
price Let me send you q map
FRANK G. BUTTS,
je2e-t 70o-7os l4th st NV.
FOR SALE-S1. .soO-Five new 6room houses;
city water n yard; easy terms For par
ticulars call or address
JOHN l. KNAPP, Owner.
myB-sot 1881 Jackson st. LanEdon.
$500 DOWN. S1.oo MONTH.
STOP PAYING RENT.
Own Your Home at Beautiful
CAPITOL HEIGHTS.
Public School. Cts Car Fare.
LOTS $4,000 UP.
-=ks II 81. car and get OF at sIst St ne
Agents grounds daily.
o. 3. ZANTZINGER. Owner,
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For Sale-Suburban.

PETWORTH
&.goO-Beautiful 2-story and attic rooms
ano BATH strictly modern detached home.
FHrLNyood nnish; concrete cellar un6er enfIre
hoIse: large lot; one square from cars1 sae
us at once about It ~
cHAS. S. MUIR & CO. Qnc.),
1903 New York ave. NV.
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Dr.. Leatherman,

Washington's Leading Specialist on all con-
tagious blood. skin and private diseases OF
men and women Structure, Naricocele, Nerv-
Gus Debility; also kidney, bladder. liver and
stomach trouble cured forever
Advice fee Hours. 10 - and TO 5; also
on Tuesday and Saturday evening" to 8
Sundays closed 512 Tenth St N ".
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS will be received at the
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, Navy
department. Washington, y. c.. until
10 O'CLOCK. A. NJ. JULY "a, 1906, and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter,
10 furnish at the navy yard Washing
ton. d -. quantity of naval supplies
as follows: Bar iron and steel. pig tin
slab zinc. Applications for proposals
should refer TO Schedule 80. Blank pro-
posals Will be furnished Upon appiica-
ton to the Bureau. H. T. b HARRIS
Paymaster General. L. S. N jy2s
OFFICE. Commissioners. District OF Co
lumhia. Washington. July 2, 1906
sealed proposals Will be received at this
offce until u NJ. JULY 9. 1906 for con-
structlng columns of concrete and fur
nishing all steel and cast iron work
shown supported by these columns. etc
at the east wing OF workhouse for
males, Washington Asylum Forms
specifications. and necessary Informal
ton may be obtained at this Office
HENRY y. +. MACFARLAND. HENRY
j.. WEST. JOHN BIDDLE. Commits
sIoners. ~. Z. Jy2-6t-exsu
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Oflce OF
the Supervising Architect washington
y c., June p, 1906.-SEALED Pro,
POSAIS Will be received at this ofFice
until B O'CLOCK z. NJ on the i6TH
DAY OF JULY, 1906. and then opened
Tor furnishing and delivering the drafting
materials required IN accordance with the
opeci1catons and schedule, copies OF which
may be had at this Office. JAMES KNOX
TAYLOR. Supervising Architect.
je2s-eod-6t
nMaW
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES

INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.
For Sale-Eight frame houses IN thu
Northwest, near 7th St and Rhode Island
ave, renting for Ss5 per month.
PRICE. s7,75O.
Two~story brick near 18th and Tsts NV
Eight rooms; two baths; rent. $3.50.
PRICE. $500
4 cofper store, two-story brick .n
Southwest. rented at S23
PRICE. 5000.
ATKINSON & BALLARD CO. NNCA.
81 18th st. n. W.
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The Times Resort Information Bureau.

II have decided vacaion-rh.
Information
Hotels leading
We win ehserfHly enlighten
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1903 New York ave. NV.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
Finding Water With 4 Tw;a

9'.ne years ago I was desirio,,s -.
..N " Wen near my house -,
water supply. SO that the pine oo,,Ia >,
,"i ''u under the house and into -
Alt'"en sink. where a punn co,,14
aIOached To It. / therefore sent -
"lJoi"lhg town for the driver ~ ~
WI" came with his tools. arrivin- abo,,,
,, hl- re asked me where I vyisbeS
l" nave The well located. and 7 ia,
'a'ed tne exact spot. A second mn,
""o hao accompanied the wen artist
TOOK torked twiR from his ro-I-ot
ana began pacing over the ground an6
"' inc very spot where I desired +ba
Wen the tWig seemed 10 point dirac+l,,
{" lne ground The we'll was driven
III the exact spot indicated and has
never failed TO deliver an abunds,,+
supply OF excellent water II wa. 800,
for use at 3 p. m
had often heard Of this divinfne b,,o,-
ness before. but I had never seen II
asked the dtviner TO lend me the tvvts-
and ! went off into the fields nv rnvseIs
and to my surprise It acted perfectly I'm
my hands and I found that I also was
medium. and the matter puzzled me
very greatly I conversed with the scar
ana found that he was an intelligent ana
cultivated man. and was at that time
principal OF the high school in a naien-
boring town. He could give me- M
rational explanation Of the phenonnenor
but said that he was so sensitive 70 nm
ming stream beneath. his wrists yyouId
witch perceptibly when holding the
reins.-Forest and Stream
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Tolstoi AS a Shoemaker.

These shoes We're made by Tolstoi.
the Tolstoi, the greatest literary genius
OF the age"
The shoes. framed in oak. hung over
the mantel-a coarse pair Of cowhides.
with hob nails. The speaker. who was
Famous manufacture Of shoes. went
on.
When I was in Russia I visited Toll
stoi- told him Of my admiration for
his books and I watched MIN at his
coonling. He works. you know. three or
-FOUR hours day on the bench
Il found that he worked too slowly %
make q living as "a shoemaker. Further
more / found that he would have been
incapable OF turning out dress shoes
The coarse. heavy boot Of the peasant
was all Tolstoi was equal to. and. though
DE labored fiercely.- he wanted 81
course. TO show ore before an experienced
shoemaker like mel had TO tell him thar
he'd have difficulty I'm getting jour
neyman's job anywhere
"iolstoi presented me- with the pafr OF
boots over the mantel. and presented
him with some money for his poor.
also taught him "a quicker way TO wax
end thread than the old-fashioned one
be used. Philadelphia Bulletin
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Royalties at Highland Games.

The clansmen who gathered at Enemar
for the Highland games-the Duffs, the
FarQuharsous and the Balmorals-ar-
rayed ga kits and distinctive badges and
ralying To the pipe march Of 'Pibroch
of Donaldin." We're favored by the pres
ence of royalty. The Prince and Princess
of Wales together with their children.
occupied pavilion specially furnished
for them and they entered heartily into
this most popular and fashionable of AN
the events associated with the summer
season iu the Highlands. The Prince ~
Wales Wore Highland dress. the Kilt he
ing Of Raiworal tartan. Tho princess
Wore pale blue dress. white flr boa
and a pale blue toquc. Little Prince Al
bert looked quite maulike in nie Highland
costume and little Princes Mary was
charminely attired in white dress with
straw hat and ostrich feather
Led BOY Piper Forsyth. of the royal
household the Balmoral clausmcu march-
ed 20 their places. carrying Iochabar
axes aioft and presenting a. picturesque
spectacle. Following came the puff
cansmen. with Piper Colin Cameron
leading. They carried wariike .rlkee and
wore badges OF holly. The FarQuharson
men. equally as fine a body. were last in
Nnc Bearing aloft their abyourts. pixies
with sparkling and glittering effect. the
Hghhnders proceeded TO the Games
Park
When the Prince and Princess of Wales
came upon the scene the "a ISLANDERS
were standing at attention. and between
the lines the royal carriage passed. the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-30
japanese Women Of Genius.

a confession, even if good for the soul.
i~ sometimes humiilting But since
what must bee. must he. here 10 is. The
brains ~ Nippon have always been with
ler women, rather than with her mon.
says the Forum And what U.s. more hg-
initiating stN is the fact that Nippon w0-
mcu often Guido their brothers in their
o~u territory. Tho one in Nippon whose
s.ucral-llp conducted the FIRST successful
foreign campaign was the Empress lingo.
Under hor victorious banner the warriors
of Nippon marched through Korea ora
Ucir first foreign campaign. Iomoe.
who fought -iir ny side with the fameg-s
warrior foshinak1. was the peer of any
of hcr soldiers Iu an the desperate
sicscs ~ thc feud1i days the women Of
tine clan. uAgiuata (spcars) On hand
were always conspicuous for thcir bray
ery and lighting qualities. / have already
citoi The historic case az Hobo NIuSak0
To-day we are very proud 90 say Of
Iokuelwl Icylsu. tine founder OF the
Iokuea wa Shosunate that he was the
ercttsat constructive statesman Nippon
BIAS ever seem. Nevertheless every hiss
torian admits that 300 the building OF tho
house ~ Iokugawa Do u.s. impossible to
say how much of IT'S stability and of the
profound wisdom of its policy was due 70
the now famous lady called Kasueanot-
suhonc. Certainly. after the death 81
Tokueawa levsau sAo w~s the brains OF
the governments
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A British Coxey Armv.

~" '-e pio-American spirit so strong
MS 10 is in this country. 10 could NOT ho
Ni''.'ed mat los miserahles would escape
gN' general contagion. Hence the news
Hom Liverpool this morning thar The nm
employ ed ot that city are organizing for
march on London. The British nroto-
- it 'l me General Coxey. who led q
march ou Washington in 3D., -. 80 a
General Gibbons who has enfo,,ei
''-S "'toriety as labor leader
whose orders must DE oheyod He mn
S way ms men shall march In groups
l''"-l"S Tor themselves on rotite 9,5 -
.'tchlng London viii make a conbirs5
.-uS ",n IN" metropolis. with a vievv
'aoiy. ~ striking terror In to-
-o,n government officials At anv
rue. the general viii demand a,,5fo-,,yy
pl ue president ~ the local goverrn,s,,t
.'"iu' ana ask redress for his men -,
happens are settlers on CITY vast
forcib,,' l.-,N.lIooi. ana have Just beer
sqnatter sovereignty. 7''s u
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Duke of Argyll, Treasure Hunter.

The Duke Of Argyl has Joined the 'reas
ure hunters who go down IN owing "'',f'
,1.,,irr Cor spanish gold believed 10 be
secre-ed IN the holds Of sunken vessels.
stranger YET IS che circumstances th''
the duke did not come back empty
handed. like most everybody who mas
.,-ar embarked in search operations at
the bottom Of the sea. From the hulk
of a Spanish gaIleon in Tohermory Say
ON the West Highland coast. have just
49,, ,oco,-sraS a sixteenth century silver
Gun and other valuable objects These
discoveries encourage the duke 70 De
Neve that the divers are now Wllhih
measurable distance of tho hoard or
douhloons the vessel Is said 60 have had
on board when she was lost
The head Of the great house OF camp
bell IS. as IS generally known. far from
heinr a wealthy man. and there would
he rejoicing IN Areylshire if a big haul
of treasure trove enabled the MacCallum
More TO take up his residence once more
I'm his ancestral castle and keep state
there as of old
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Another British Invasion.

Five hundred British teachers are put
ting tho finishing touches to their pre-
parauons FOR an invasion Of the United
states and the overrunning of that coun-
try in quest Of educational ideas. a
thorough study of teaching methods VIII
Doe made. and If the Yankee schOolmarrns
have invented anything worth copying
il viii be- seized upon and spirited out
of the country without reference to copy
right or patent laws. To this end the
English promoters Of the tour have been
pledged every facility AND opportunity
and the party VIII he personally con-
Quoted during the stay in America by
committees appointed by Dr. Murray But
Ter and superintendent Maxwell. OF the
New York Board of Education. The first
contingent or teachers viii SAIL early in
November.
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Hailed a Drug Store.

'bls Tim Sullivan the New York Con
gresham, has many nsiituents Of the same
MAine. one OF them. knamed skinny en-
isted ln the navy. H!s seafarlng experience
was limited consistlns OF oceasi,nai ++rtns -
Coney Island and he i4d not heen i9ns l,FfS,,sS
In the service 10 Learn much on wotch ms,
night Two iiehts red and green tbe Dorf ana
starboayl lamps OF an approachlnv vessel
bored Weir way through tfo dorkness u
VI. ah0k"" he yelled What's fhe matter -
queried lhe OFFICER off fhe deck. What do YOU
seeY II amt quitd sure was the reply
but 7 Think rs al drug ktore From the
Kansas city Journal
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NEWS AND GOSSIP
IN LONDON TOWN
Metropolis of Civilization Growing Madden Every Year,
According Reports-Duke as
Treasure Hunter

pipers playing Bonnie Hielau Lacdie."
Tho royal party manifested much interest
n the sports. All the best pipers,
dancers and athletes We're on the ground.
ana tho events We're very spiritediy con-
tested. The dancing or the children IA
always "a feature of the Braemar gath
ering. and this year the little performers
were as numerous and expert as ever.