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Penalties for Noncompliance.

common carrier be a foreign corpora
tion in the judicial circuit wherein such
common carrier accepts traffic and has
an agent to perform such service to
compel compliance with the aforesaid
provisions of this section; and such
writ shall issue in the name of the
people of the United States, at the rela-
ton of the Commission appointed un-
der the provisions of this act; and the
failure TO comply with its requirements
shall be punishable as and for q con-
tempt: and the said Commission. as
complainant. may also apply, in any
such Circuit Court of the United States.
for writ of 'fni,inction against such
common carrier to restrain such COM
mon carrier from receiving or trans
porting property among the several
States and Territories of the United
States or between the United States and
adjacent foreign countries. or between
ports of transshipment and of entry
and the several States and Territories
of the United States as mentioned in
the first section of this act. until such
common carrierd shall have complied
with the aforesaid provisions of this
section of this aGt.i
ISection amends the previous act
so as to provide that whenever an in
vestigation be Hiade by the Commission
ii shall be its duty to make a full re-
port in writing,qwiiich shall be entered
of record and a copy furnished to the
complaining party and to the common
carrier. These reports and decisions
may be published in such manner as
the Commission may declare. which
publication shall be competent evidence
in all the United States and State
courts.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23
County 0s~s :
NEW FRANKFORT
&sSe&s&&&&&&s&&a

M. Lenz spent Saturday
and Sunday in Glasgow.
Mrs. +. A. Grorker enter.
tanned u number of the young
people Friday evening, Feb.
ruaay l6, at n candy pulling.
They pulled the Sweetness
until "a late hour. All report
having spent an enjoyable
evening.
Miss VIM who has been
quite sick the past six weeks,
has again taken charge of
her school at Good Hope.
IL. Herman has sold his
property to r. Ballew.
Little Elsie Meltzel is re
ported on the sick list.
Rector Hawkins left for
Kansas City last week.
A large crowd attended the
sale at X. l.. Haines' Monday
the l9th.
The roads are IN good con.
dition for the Good Road
Meeting, February 90.
Merritt LEM who has been
quite sick with pneumonia il
better.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23
PlNAcLE GAP

Our school closes Friday
we certainly do regret To hav,
Miss Nora To leave our com
munity.
The school will have AN ex.
hibition Saturday night.
X. S. Rich made II trip Ia
Marshall last week.
Geo. Rich has moved To our
vicinity. We are glad to
have him near.
Miss Fannie Dawes is here
from Pratz Kansas visiting
her son Nay Alexander, who
is just recovering from the
pneumonia.
Mrs. Alice Stersan made n
flying trip 10 this place the
18th To see her brother, Nay
Alexander. She returned 10
Kansas City 18th.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23
NEW HOME

Willis Lennon spent u few days In
Kansas City last week
John Martin Johnsono OF Washington
lie visiting relatives In this vicinity. ,
Mrs. MonegalI and Joe MonegalI
have exchanged residences recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cole and Mrs.
Mollie Harris, OF EImwood, Mira.
John Fordham and niece, Mis- nellie
Dierking, and Ernest Scott Of Meal.
lister Springs, spent Saturday night
a. ID nj. Harris.
Misses Eva and Ethel Mckinney
attended services at slmwood Sun lay.
Miss Frances Blsin spent Monday
night with Miss Martha Copeland,
Misses Grace Larue, Bessie Knot,
and Martha Copeland spent SATURDAY
night with Miss Ruth Mckinney.
Mrs. Allen and daughter Miss Ret
tie were guests of Mrs. John Knott
Monday.
DR.. Hereford. Of Elmwood Is on the
sick list. We hope him y speedy re
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23

Chester Akeman has been
SICK for Il couple of weeks OF
heart trouble.
Miss Katie Thompson, who
has been sick for IL week or 81
is better.
Last Thursday Mrs. John
Van Buskirk was accidentally
shot by Will Shores. She was
down IN the cellar and called
VIII Shores Ia shoot a rat.
lie was standing at the top of
the steps and shot down mt
The rat. which WAS on the
steps. The second shot hit a
rock and glanced off and hit
Mrs. Van Buskirk, who was
standing in m opposite direc-
ton. IL struck her left leg
and the ball has not been TAX.
EN- out yet, for they cant 10.
cate IL.
A couple of weeks ago Mrs.
Sam Smith heard u burplar
trying Ia get in the house. so
she got the shotgun and shot
1t, and that was the last load
she had for the gun so she got
the pistol and not understand.
ing It or some way she shot
herself through the hand.
Mr.. Smith was in Texas at
the time. Burglars are get.
ting bold as this is the third
house that has been visited
lately.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23
ROSE VALLEY

Henry Montgomery visited
Mt j. Il. Mayse last Saturday.
W. l.. a. link was on,
Monday 10 see his neighbors
that lives in the same section
with him about having the
section surveyed.
j. L.. Killion was in Sweet
Springs Saturday trading.
Isaac Parkhurst was down
10 see w. W. Donnell Sunday.
IL. Reinwald was at Mrs.
Vets Tuesday and put a
lightning protector in to pro.
tect their phone.
Richard Alpers, Peter
Alpers and ii. Kueker with
their families visited at FL.
Reinwald's Sunday.
f. Dedeke, j. Kueker, L.
kueker, +. Leonard and X.
Dickerson spent'Sunday eve-
ming at ii. Reinwald's.
j. Reinwald, Jr. was ON the
sick list last week, but i,
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23
NORTON

We are having plenty OF mud nov.
IL Steele and Russell Nugen were
shopping 10 Marshall Tuesday.
The Norton people are goiog wolf
hunting the % OF February.
Mrs j. w. Reynolds Is on the sick
list but we hope she will soon owe
Les Moody aud Ed Nuse were
shopping 10 Norton Tuesday evening.
Pierce Reynolds and Miss Mollie
VanWinkle we're visiting Miss Fannie
Mc,'oy Sunday.
VIII VanWinkle and family were
the guests OF Jess vanwinkle's family
SUNDAY.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23
Wanted Real Estate

List your farms and town
property with me ut once.
have many buyers on hand.
Also rent houses, write In
surance, make loans and fur.
nish good investments in Ar.
KANSAS land, Yields abundance
OF corn, cotton, wheat, tame
GRASSES, no droughts. Room
go Farmers Saving Bank
Bldg. l.. Il. Benedict, Agt.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23
BLUE LICK

News are scarce mt this
writing.
W. +. Dennis and wife
spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Hill Of Herndon.
j. X. Stallsworth has bought
u new sawmill.
Rev. Boulware will preach
here Sunday.
The widow Gordan will
leave for California in the
near future.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23
SALINE POINT

:, a little colder please so We
can have ice cream next sum
mer.
Dancing and progressive
euchre Is the passtime in the
Point.
Pad Kemper, of Argentine,
kaifsiS, is visiting his father,
10. b. Kemper.
w. +. Lynn will move the
Bar House for Ben Barnes.
Mrs. Mamie Moore and
Mrs. W. +. Lynn and family
visited Mrs. s. +. White Sun.
day.
Ask W. f. Lynn how he
likes to dance hot times.
A. IL. Wilson is visiting his
uncle near Brookfeld.
Schuyler lost his famous
horse, Charley. From all
records he WAS 30 years old.
He leaves Schuyler to mourn
his death.
Will Stephens and Chas.
Williams are hauling corn for
Amos Sullivan.
Wonder if Ward rented his
place while in Grand Pass?
We presume not.
That fellow that had nerv-
Gus prostrations is ON his feet
again. He ought to try the
golden rule, ''if at first YOU
succeed try, try again!'
We noticed in north Grand
Pass items of u notified hen
lost. We would like To
get the reward, but there be-
so many notified hens and
al of them shedding that they
MI look alike to us.
When you want Dry Goods.
pocket knives or razors or
ware Uncls Jim Camp
bell, }. w. Mayfeld and John
Ear will supply you.
Little carl Wilson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ill. Wilson
'aused u little excitement
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23

Saturday evening by swallow.
ing the bar cf the end of a
watch chain.
Ask W. F. Lynn to see his
valentine.
Geo. Mullins and Mr..
Parks were trading in the
bottom Saturday.
What has become of the
sweet and lonely widow corn
tassel, some of the boys says
she took the wrong route.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23
better at, writing.

IL. Kueker went 10 Sweet
Springs Saturday to buy some
more shoes, but he watched
them this time SO the other
man that got those he bought
before could not get these.
Junger Politiker. we would
like to hear of him again.
John Reinwald Sr. got an
invitation to "a wedding in st.
Louis, February 81. His
youngest son, Phillip is going
TO take him "a wife.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23

a fire visited New Frank,
fort notwithstanding destroy.
ing II dwelling.
f. Pemberton has moved
into his new dwelling.
Sunday 25th will be regu.
lar preaching day at New
Frankfort.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23
Money! To Loan

See w. II. Swarner for s per cept
farm loans. Do dot contract until you
nave my terms. Call 90 err write
VIII SWARNER, Rooms Dos. o,
over Farmers savings Bank Bldg.
Marshall Nn
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23
Home Seekers EXCURSION

via Y. ~ A.. II H. during Janua y,
February, March and April, first and
tnird tuesdays. One fare pius 40
See the ALTON" agen before you 90
q L. Hawthorne,
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23
Wolf Drive

The citizens of Norton and
vicinity will have II wolf drive
ON February %.
Boundaries.
Covering territory embrac-
ing the following boundaries:
On the wesl. the road running
north and south, west Of the
Sulphur Springs; on the
north. road running cast and
west by Mt. Horeb Church:
on the east, BY road running
from Orearville Ia Slater; ON.
the south by Rock Creek.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23
Royal
Baking Powder
Absolutely
Pure
Made froS, P,,so
Made from Pare Grape Cream of Ia,

Made from Pare Grape Cream of Tartar
In baking powder Royal is the standard, the
powder OF highest reputation found by the
United States Government tests of greatest
strength and purity.
1t renders the food more healthful and palat-
able and is most economical in practical use.
Housekeepers are sometimes importuned to
buy alum powders because they are "cheap."
Yet some of the cheapest made powders are sold
to consumers at the highest price.
Housekeepers should stop and think. Is it
not better to buy the Royal and take no chances
the powder whose goodness and honesty are never
questionedi
Is it economy to spoil your digestion by an
alum-PhosPhate or other adultered powder to
save a few pe%nniesi
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. NEW yoex
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23
J. {. HOOKER,
Live Stock AuCtiOnppr,
Sweet Springs. Mo.

Sweet Springs, Nc.
solici's your patronage In this line
and promises satisfaction. Our spe
cialty Is farm sales. All want is a
trial. Write o. wire me for dates.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23
CAPTAINS

Nht aims.
West E,st
John H.yland CELSIUS Young
JOS Plonrd Judge Hickman
Geo Deal Henry Willis
Edw Nugen JAS Brown
L Galmon Gus Brown
North South
A Griffith / NJ Dawes
j Van Wrinkle ID Mccoy
JAS A noel Steve Keehart
II Iwlnn Tom Mister
Artle Ameron Il Carpenter
RULES
/. No rifles Or pistols shall
be used.
:. No person under eigh.
teen years shall be allowed to
carry guns.
3. No person under ninety
years shall be allowed 10 carry
drink any kind of intoxi.
i. Hunt to begin at 10 n.
and close ut l p. M. in Hall
Bakers field southwest of
the brick school house.
.. No line shall close in
upon the meeting point ahead
Jf time.
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. NEW YORK
The Marshall republican., 1906-02-23
CRETcHER

Chester Akeman has been
sick for Il couple of weeks of
heart trouble.
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)R SALE
HANDSOME COTTAGE.
IN BEAUTIFUL WESLEY HEIGHTS.

Here Is an unusual opportunity to secure q
well-buMt cottage Of nine rooms and bath room,
with stone base and cellar under entire house:
furnace heat; large porches front and side: frame
stable and carriage house; the lot Is 125 IT. front
and 100 It. deep; located on Ridge road near
the new American University and within a
stones throw of Mr.. Charles G. Glover's mag
nincent residence. "Westover;' one Of the high
est elevations In the District Of Columbia. This
property was the former home Of an army officer.
lately deceased. and must be sold to close his
estate. The ground alone cost him more than
50. 900 and the house was built by days labor
for his home at q cost exceeding $1,000.
THE PROPERTY HAS BEEN REDUCED TO
"a. 500 to make quick sale. Do not purchase a
suburban home without first seeing this hand
some property.
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NEW HOUSES.
JUST THE KIND YOU WILL LIKE
NOTE THE LOCATION AND Low PRICE.

NOS 1857 TO 1887 NORTH CAROLINA AVE-.
near beautiful Lincoln Park: attractive modern
houses on an avenue leo feet wide, with park
ing Of 20 feat. each house having rooms and
bath room; porcelain tub; stationary washstand,
concrete CELLAR and furnace heat; the west
houses have deep lot running through to A st.
The houses are only s. $50 and s., 75O. Open for
inspection Sunday. Reasonable terms can be
arranged. Two Of these houses aiready sold.
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PASTURING.

WANTED
Hoesss 10 pasture At LAyhin Nd.
Tia vety best Of pasture.
O. q. IL, rARKER. ~ ~ st. az. .'Ps'es =. m
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THE WARE s14 MARYLAND AVE. MEG RMS.
and bath: al outside rooms; southern exposure;
near cars; hot-water heat; hot water furnished;
janitor. Apply ca Nd ave. auie-30ts
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FOR sALE-HoNEsT SACRIFICE
WEST, NEAR 10Th AND PA. AVE. NV;
substantial 3-story brick. modern bath; 1st-door
kitchen; large lot; 260O 90. feet, worth s., 6O0
All for $4,000.
BLUND0N, O'BRIEN BELT, Inc, 1220 g. NV.
. $3,1o0-BRICK HOUSE AND BRICK STABLE
NORTHWEST. NEAR Sd ST.; Groom bay win
dow brick. modern bath. cellar; furnace heat;
stable room for horses and vehicles; property
in thorough repair; house alone brings 80 rent;
stable will rent for IS.
BLUNDoN. O'BRIEN & BELT. Inc, 1870 NV.
BARGAINS! BARGAINsl
Six modern brick houses In good section
NORTHWEST, under total rent Of $50 month.
Price only $4,000.
BLUNDON. O'BRIEN BELT. Inc. 122O NV.
Three brick houses; total rent, $3.50. Price
only 81. $50. Located within two squares Of the
BLUNDON. o'BRIEN L BELT, Inc. 1910 NV.
PRICE $500: Rents ssi: two-story nat-a
good One-always rented; located near 18th and
BLUNDoN. o'BRIEN 4 BELT. Inc. 1920 NV.
PRICE. sA7oo; RENTS. s4l: NEAR, F and 4th
PRICB. $500: RENTS 5000: NEW: eo-Foor
FRONT; attractive brick; rooms on LIST door.
on second; modern bath; good yard; concreted
PRICE. S, 900: RENTS $3.50; Columbia
HEIGHTS, Il SO. Of 14th st: 20 FEET FRONT.
PRICE, IS, 600; RENTS $3.50; near 18th and
Park road, Columbia Heights.
PRICE. $1,000; RENTS $3.50; northwest;
BLTNDoN. o'BRIEN 4 BELT. Inc.. 1920 NV.
25-aa m I'm.
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1.-THE REVERE" con. 18th AND u SITS. NV;
very choice 8 rooms and bath; all outside; 40
and $50. Apply to 5anitor. aul6f.eSu
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR SALEIOUR IDEA or A OOZY HOMA IN
q good location near Dupont Circle.
Nos. 2i29212S Ut. NV.
stories and cellar. six rooms. reception hall.
tiled bath and laundry: large porches and nice
yards: well built and modern throughout. with
hot-water heat.
Less than $1,000 ON easy terms
A. +. FOX COMPANY,
Established, 1876.
NE. Cor. 14th ct. and N. Y. ave.
au2J-3t See them today.
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$5600-DETACHED HOUSE.
In lexington; lot 60x100; rooms and bath.
Out-of- town owner has reduced the price from
$1,000, to make quick sale, to $500. Ihis II
your chance.
THOS. J. FISHER 3 CO. Qnc).
1AfA r st, NV.
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~" STONE 4 FAIRrAx

STONE 4
1912 New York ave. NV
APARTMENTS.
SIS. ..141b K NV, Or, b
Sos. 1872 13th NV. I'd q
&65. 730 18th NV. ID 9
$50. ASS G NV, Or. b
$50. ....1362 Irving, 7r, b
S4T so. 10 18th ne. Or. b
SIS. 18th 4 Columbia I'd
$40. so. 900 Z Cap Ar. h.
s40.5O.1lth 4 ] NV. Or, b
$40. APO % ne. IL
S40.The Romaine, Cal av
S35 80. The Milton, 5r. b.
$35. 1870 v Y av, 81, Sf, b
s85. .lD2e 18th NV. g.
fS5. The Parkside, CT, b.
SIS. .....7aT 18th NV. q
$33. So. 34Oe 18th nv. 5r.b
$50. so. .2321 18th nv. Or. b
$40. so. 300 Z Cap. ar, b
$50. so. .164S Irving. 5r, b
S32. so. .23i9 18th. Or, b
S32. so. The Coblents. 5rI
332. so. 1852 Irving, Or. b.
331 so. The llklsy. Ar
3l.50. The Sussex. Or, b
$50. so. ..174e Willard Or. b
$50. so. 1874 to 1882 Irv.
ing. 7r and bath
5000. .23l9 18th. Or, b
5000. The Bryn Mawr.4t
5000. The Ilkley. AZ
$50. 50. The Ellsworth. Or. b
$50. 80. .l4S0 Chaplin. Or. b
$50. 1910 y Y av, 4fi.Sr. b
$50. The Iowa. Or, b
$50. lies Cha PIN, 81
$50. 1898 Monroe av o., b
$50. 90. 1877 willard. 6rs
$50. ITO willard. 5r. y
$50. 1850. 1852 Monroe. Or
$3.50. .17oi willard, , Or. b
SIS. so. The Opeonta, Ar
$3.50. ISIS Cedar. ed q
The SUSSEX, 1884 B sw.
6r. b. 4 months Mt % %
ST. so. ITS willard Or, b
$3.50. .l7S0 Willard. 5r, b
$3.50. The Emngham. Sc
s2T. so. IT'S willard. Or. b
$3.50. ISIS Cedar. LIST q
$3.50. 2224 Decatur. Or. b
t27. 80. .i761 willard. Or. b
t2T.50.. .1773 willard. Or
e27. 80. .i346. 1850. 1859
Monroe. Or
$3.50. % Seaton. Or, b
$3.50. ans y NV. Or. b
f26. 50. .3&1S r NV. Or. b
Call at once for Lie
au2D- m. ". ftf
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auN-eo-U
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7,ooo-cOLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Between 18th and 18th sts -
Solid brown-stone front; containing 10 rooms
and tiled bath; open plumbingi south front; lot
1871 IT, wide; $50 IT. deep. This IL bargain
THOs. ]. FISHER & co. (Inc.),
1414 r at, NV.
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FOR SALE
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. ON COLUMBIA ROAD.
in this location. Lot over 20 feet wide, to pub.
lie alley; 2 bath rooms: steam heat; servants
quarters. House in splendid condition, having re-
Gently been papered and painted throughout
This house Is too large for the present owner
and WILL be sold at a sacrifice. See us about IL.
THOS. J. FISHER CO. Qnel
1414 st. NV.
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OFFICE, COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIsTRIOT
SEALED PROPOSALS win b received 1t this
once until II O'Clock noon. August e. 1905. fol
proposal may be obtained at room 48, District
building. HENRY B. =. MCFARLAND, JAZZ
J. MORROW. acting. Commissioner, d. @.
au22-6t
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Is PER CENT NET INVESTMENT.
$7,750.
Two stories and large attic; II rooms and Z
large bath rooms; hot-water heat; 1885 st.
NV; lots 2011OO to paved alley.
s., $50.
Holmead ave., Columbia Heights: lot z6xlS6:
ii rooms, baths; hOt-water heat: rent $40 Per
month; 5-ft side lot all through. These build.
ings are well constructed and well located, ana
make q splendid investment.
THOS. J. FISHER GO. Qnc),
1414 st. NV.
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FOR SALE
S51O0-MT. PLEASANT.
800 feet west Of 14th ST.; little gem OF
home; nearly new, and in perfect condition.; 2
story and cellar: reception hall plan; furnace
heat; hardwood trim: southern exposure; plenty
of large closets; tiled bath; best open PLUMBING
The same house cannot be duplicated for less
than s., $50. II you are docking for a modern
home In q nrst-class neighbOrhOod. see Us ABOUT
this one.
THOs. ]. FISHER co. unc.).
1414 st. NV.
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lines. It, Soc: st, $1.OO; wk.. 81. 80: no.. S7-2o
FOR RENTLTRUCK FARM. ACRES BLADFNs-
burg road (near reform SCHOOL: good buildings:
land under nne cultivation. ]. FRED KELLEY.
Room 90 $50 st. NV. au23-c.e
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. c.,
Washington, August 90 19O8.-SEAI.ND PROPO.
SAILS Will be received at this once until - O'Clock
noon September Z, 1905 for grading and improv-
ing Connecticut avenue west OF Rock creek. blank
forms Of proposal specifications and all necessary
information viii be furnished at Room g. District
building HENRY B. r. MCFARLAND. HENRY
l. WEST, JAY J. MORROW, Acting. Commission
ers, ID. G. au25-6 ESD
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FOR sAIE--HoUsEs.

FOR SALE
SPECIAL NOTICE TO HoMEsEEKERs.
Don't fan to inspect those beautiful houses
TON HEIGHTS; II rooms, tiled bath rooms
steam heat; gas and electric hight; god Lot g
paved alley; room for auto stable. Low price,
and easy terms Will be given on application
THOS. ]. FISHER CO. uncl.
1z14 Ut. NV.
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FOR sALE-Lors

VV6 6A0E@AVxN
lines It., eoc. st, l-2o. VIZ. &251. mo-. S1.3o.
ron SAIE-CHEAP-FINE LOT IN MT PiiEAs-
ant On Park road west Of f+th q. Can be
bought ct bargain. Make NJ an ofer quick.
CHAS. 8. MUIR q CO., Inc.
au27-2t laos N. Y. ave.
FOR SALElTO BUILDER or FOR INVEST
ment, fifteen Thousand feet OF ground. corner
property, within fro limits. on car line. meas
uring 100x150 feet. Address N. WIRE. Star
once. au26-Sts
FOR SALE-NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
lots; corner s. feet BY 40 feet; price and terme
reasonable Address Box 243 Star ONCE .au26-S ST
FOR SALE-LOTSI LOTS!l LOTS!ll
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OFFICE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia, Washington. August Al. 19O8.-SEALED
PROPOSALS Will be received at this ONCE until II
the District Of Columbia Forms, specifications and
necessary information may be obtained at room q.
District building. Washington, D. G. HENRY b.
MORROW. Acting. Commissioner. D. O.
aus ct eSu
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' CAN ' a. once =" tor nss of houses for rssa
IN q
Barbour County index., 1906-06-13
CHANGE IN NATURALIZATION LAW.

] The house of representatives last
week made an important and COM
lmendable improvement on Uncle
Sans naturalization laws and
there is little doubt of the sena te's
concurring in the amendment.
/ The bill provides for a bureau of
naturalization at Washington,
which shall furnish all blanks for
use and keep a record of all natu-
lralizations. 1t requires an appli-
cant to file a petition for naturali-
Ezation go days before it is acted
eupon by court. 1t prohibits any
naturalization 80 days before any
general election. 1t authorizes the
United States district attorney to
appear and cross-examine appli.
cants and witnesses. 1t adds the
additional qualifications that ap.
plicants must be able to speak
English before receiving final pa.
pers, and they must swear that
they intend to reside permanently
in the United States. 1t also pro
| vides procedure for the cancella
tion of fraudulent certificates.
Barbour County index., 1906-06-13
C0BURN DECLINES IT.

Secretary F. D. Coburn who was
appointed senator to succeed Sena.
tor Burton in the U. S. senate, de.
clined and Judge A. w. Benson oi
Ottawa was appointed. Judge
Benson not only accepted the nom
ination but he is already an avow-
ed candidate for election when the
short term for which he was ap.
pointed expires. His action in 60.
ing the governor one better has
created CONSERVATION among the
politicians and they don't know
Just where "they are at"
/, iCeburn declined for the reason
that partisan politics and faction
aHsm, such as the republicans OF
Kansas find themselves involved
in this year, are not to his liking
and he says he can content himself
better at his present work.