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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13
BULB PLANTING.

"NaturaiisisE" Them In th. Cr,..
""d setttnn In shrubbcry.
Fleasing effects can bc produced by
noturnllEing bulbs In the grass. Whom
making plantations OF this kind the
main object should be to get az natural
an eject as possible. Care should be
taken not to plant the bulbs I'm straight
lines, curves or clrclcs. ~ most OF the
common bulbs are so chenp NOW. they
ought To bc planted In large masses. the
aim being 90 obtain color IN such ounn.
uty ms To prove effective when soon
from n distance.
When planting bulbs In the grass
they ought To be put Ia places where
the grass is not tO bC cut until the
Foliage of the plants hus completed its
seasons work. Some OF the beat kinds
for nnturallzlng In the ,,rasa are Mar
cissus poeticus. pocticua ornntus. poctI.
Gus poetrum. Nnrclssus prInccps and
single Narcissus Won Sion, crocuscs In
different colors, Scllla slblrlca, snow.
drops and 1ullpa sylvcstris
For planting In among shrubbery
aud nlong the outer edges OF shrub.
berry borders aud also In tho herba.
eeous borders many bulbs are hardy
and reliable.
Many OF the lilies grow exceedingly
well when planted among rhododen-
drons. Supcrbum and cnnndcnse are
very effective when grown this way.
The scillas arc charming little bulbs
Tor early spring and Sclllu campanu.
lnta and its varieties which tlower In
May make pleasing effects.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13
STRIKING CUTTINGS.
Time Now 90 start bedding Plants 90
Carry Over Winter.

Time Now 90 start bedding Plants 60
Carry over Winter. a
Tho double lowering sweet alyssum
IN suil general favorite and makes
an excellent cdging for bed of scarlet
Reraniums. a couple OF flats filled
with rutted cuttings now will give an
abundance OF cuttings In spring, or
n few plants can be dibbied In along
the front OF rose or cnrnation bed.
In fact In any old corner. and the space
VIII not bo missed.
Heliotrope cuttings struck now win
produce nice little plants for Easter
time, and lots OF cuttings can be got
thon for future use. A medium tenn
peraturo will do them all winter, but
they cannot stand tho slightest frost.
80 do not delay propagation.
Balvia splendens can bo relied upon
TO come true from seed, but some very
nice plants are seen In four inch pots
covered with flowers at Easter time
from cuttings put I'm at this season.
they are subject TO red spider and
need close attention.
Double towering pctunias are good
beddors and are also useful as not
plants, and number OF them should
be prOp0gntsd now.
BeRonias Vernon and crfordll are
largely used M bedding plants. A fow
seeds saved now and sown In January
or February produce good bedding
stock, more vigorous I'm fact than
plants raised from cuttings. They
make nice plants for winter HoworinR
Indoors. either in the greenhouse or In
n window, and where they are needed
FOR this purpose number OF them
should be raised from cuttings now.
There are few plants so easily handled
ns these In freedom from various
pests they are unique and arc thus
admirably adapted to the amateur or
those Of limited facilities.
Verbenas are easily raised from seed.
Only the colOrs are then mixed. This,
however, IL no drawback to many,
Some like 20 have the colors separate.
and those who do 40 must propagate
from cuttings now.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13
Young berry Plantations.

The ground should be kept well cul.
tivated and plants hoed, ms occasion
requires. in young plantations OF rasp-
berries aud blackbcrrIes. II the plnnts
have been properly set cultivation may
be given both ways. thus reducing the
cost OF keeping down weeds. The cul-
tlyntion should he shallow. ns the
roots lie near the surface. During the
picking OF the fruit there IL little op-
portunlty TO cultivate but the ground
should be thoroughly stirred M soon
as the harvest Is over. If desirable
cover crop may be sown In late Au.
gust or early September.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13
YonK rMprnrAn APPLIES.

ut its best In tho rough mountain lands
from central Pennsylvania through
Maryland. West Virginia, Virginia and
North Carolina. I'm those sections the
York Imperial grows large, high col
ored and well favored fruit. Orchard
lists thero do well 10 plant this variety
heavily, as IN done with Baldwin In
Now England. The fruit IL easily rec
ognizcd by its peculiar shape. IL looks
somewhat as IL round apple had been
held between the hands and crushed
into squnre or blocky form. In some
places this lopsided appearance ia more
marked than I'm others.
The variety originated near York.
Pa. and the namo was suggested by
Charles Downing, who called IL "the
Imperial OF keepers" Tho tree In
thrifty and strong and docs bost on
heavy clay soils. The fruit III oxcellont
for storage when grown within Its true
section. IL is not I'M apple suitable for
planting north OF central Pennsylvania.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13

Among dewberrles I have nothing
better than the Lucretla. IL is "A good,
hardy berry, and Il stands long ship
ments. II any one has home market
where he can make use OF an earlioE
berry the Primo would be the best
know OF. About the time the Lucretla
begins the Primo is about half gone,
and about the time one has the first
good pick Of the Lucretia the Primo IL
finished. IL is much swoeter berry
nnd one Of the best blackberrles I have
ever tasted. but for long shipments Il
Is little too soft. says a New Jersey
fruit grower
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13

10 these days Of rush and hurry courtesy
is often forgotten in the mad. peli meil
rush OF our life little things are done TO
a hastily eaten meal and its resultant head.
ache may cause US social or 6nanci al loss.
The wise man or woman is the one who
relieves little ills Of this sort By dose OF
kodol for Dyspepsia. II digcsts what you
eat and puts your stomsch back into shape.
Sold ~ Stricklers Drug store and Wm
N Dent Of Nowburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13

bulbs have II great faculty OF nd
JustlnR themselves 10 The conditions I'm
which they nnd themselves; hence
their popularity hut. all the same.
they give the best returns when given
the best opportunities 60 work In peace
and comfort one thing that makes
the bulb 30 easy 10 handle IL that It IL.
40 to spcak. fully grown before the
gardener gets II, 0nd the cole object
he has.ls 10 put ont the young flower
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13
IT SAVED HIS LEG

r. A. Danlorth Of LsGrange. ca. suffered
for six months with frightful running
sore on his leg bot writes that Bucklcn's
Arnics Salve wholly cured 1t m 6ve days.
For ulcers. wounds. piles it's the best
salve in the world Cure guaranteed. Only
IS cts.
The Cooke Supply Co OF Howesville .
j a. Lenhart. Of Kingwood snd l.ona
Supply Co. Of Irons
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13

II is always well to lay in good
supply Of pottlng soil la good season.
The want Of II when bndly needed IN
always a great annoyance. Cut sods
from n rich old pasture and pile them
mp where they will speedily rot Haul
sharp sand. muck fine woods earth.
etc Dig the old manure out Of the
hotbcds aud make compost heap.
mixing ~ all other materials suitable
Tor pottlng. hOtbed ana cold frame
coll
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13
olrl shooter Klrs Youno Man.

Harrisburg. Aug. 31.--Ralph Kinter.
age i5 OF Lcmoyne. was accidentally
shot through the brain az a shooting
gallery at the Grangers picnic az
Williams grove. and died on the way
TO the Harrisburg hospital. a young
woman who disappeared IN the crowd
after the accident was shooting at a
mark and her gun vas accidentally
discharged
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13

No one would bv a sahboat with sails that
could not be rcefed There "a always that
possibility Of little too much wind that
makes cautious man afraid 10 20 unproyid
ed The thinking man. whose stomach
sometimes goes back on him provides for
bis stomach by keeping a bottle OF Kodol
Tor Dyspepsia within reach. Kodoi digests
what you eat and restores the stomach to
the condition 10 properly perform its iunct.
ions
Sold by Stricklers Drug Store and VIM.
NJ. Dent OF Newburg
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13

Don't for minute imagine that
the Administration intends to
punish Mr.. Rockefeller, or any Of
the other Standard Oil magna,cs,
the worst it will do will be 10 urge
the court to merely inaict a fine.
This the trust has perhaps
anticipated, for it has just reduced
the price Il pays for crude oil. Aud
yet the Republicans boast they are
the trusLbusting party.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13
wnRK1Nn nvKRIlMR

Eight hour laws are ignored by those
tireless little markers-Dr Kings New
Lite PHls. Millions rre always at wor X
highland day curing indigestion. Bilious
ness Constipation. Sick Headache and all
stomach and liver trouble Easy. pleasant
safe sure. Only 7s cts.
Sold by The Cooke supply Co. Of Howes.
Vile ]. A. Benhaft, Of Kingwood and
lrona supply Co. Of Irona
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13
orers LIfe 70 save Woman.

Akron. o.. Aug. 3i-Marshal Ira
Goldwood Of Cuyahoga Falls will
probably die from injuries received
In stopping a runaway horse A woman
was driving the horse. which fell upon
Goldwood In attempting 10 get uD
II trampled upon the prostrate man.
Two ribs we're broken and one pierced
bis right lung.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13

Peroxide Of hydrogen Is recommend.
I'd for those who have sore hands re-.
'ultlng from handling cut flowers. es-
pecially roses II comes I'm llquld form
and should be applied directly TO tho
sores. a four ounce bottle can be had
ot my drug store for % cents.-Gar-
deniug
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13
when Grass Grows TsI,.

Mature exercises wonderful In
huence over men. Certain plants are
poison 90 some folks nnd medicine to
others"
Yes, and my husband Is always
troubled with rheumatism when the
grass begins 10 get tail upon ihc lawn"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13

Chairman Jim" Sherman has
announced that II only costs e. to
GET into the Republican standpat
game, but what with the tariff tax
and Trust monopoly it costs con-
siderable to get out
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13

In New York city
last evening at 4
o'clock and was
the recipient OF
a continuing ova-
tion from that
hour until late at
night when he
had finished q
notable so min.
utes address be-
fore 10000 per.
sons gathered In
Madison Square
@ ar d @ n. NJ r.
Bryan outlined
an q vigorously
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13

On and after September Ist, 1906, the
Morgsntown & Kingwood Railroad Company
will discontinue receiving Chestnut Ties;
They will. however, continue to take up
White Oak and Rock Oak Ties under tho
same conditions and prices as heretofore,
until further notice They now have on
hand all the Chestnut Ties that can be used
at present
+. X. BeErz, Gen. Manager.
julius X. MONROE, Chief Engineer
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13
Bryan's Reception at NewYor
Puts All Similar Events
into Background.
GREAT HALL JAMME0 TO DOORS
10000 Psrsons Crowd Monster Audi.
tor'um. While Many Other Thou
sands Pack Adjacent streets-Ne-
brasksn's Address Arouses Greatest
mont o~nsrshlp Of Railroads and
Many Other Reforms.

Now York. Aug. Si.-william Jen-
ninss Bryan Of Nebraska. who ar
rived In New York harbor wednes-
day and spent the night with friends
on a steam yacht down the bay. landed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13
NUMBER 46
EXCELLENT APPLE.

OF Commercial Importance. In thc
Middle Atlantic states.
This picture OF York Imperial apples
was furnished by Professor John Craig
TO Rural New Yorker. which says: This
excellent apple is of great commercial
Importance I'm the middle Atlantic
states and In sections westward TO Mis-
souri and Kansas IL seems TO bo about
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13

The Silver Trust composed Of
Republican bankers and others are
holding up the United States govern
ment by refusing to sell silver ex-
eepting at large advance in price.
The selling agents of the trust,
P'xley & Co., make their head.
quarters in London and Secretary
Shaw has not yet discovered it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-13
PUBLIC PRINTER CHARLES A. sTILLINes.

Public Printer lost in
spelling adopted
Presdent Roosevelt will
accurately thoroughly
list mastered
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HERALD WANT AID
BULLETIN BOARDS.
The Herald Want Ad Page IS displayed
daily On Herald Bulletin Boards in the
following prominent locations:
NORTHWEST


81. A. NcNuity. I5eJ lith So. Nv. Cisars To-
bacc1- newspapers, and periodicals.
Paul PtaTsgns Drug store. 18th and sts. NV.
a 7. Pride. the Georgetown druggist 2sih aud
7 sts NV.
Charles J. Allen. se57 " 81. NV. Cigan. tobzc-
newspapers periodicals, and pool
Loyd Cross -l5 "a. ave. Az. Cigar. magazines.
and stationery. Pool Uaror.
A. Goldman, l2i 81 s. uW. Pipes tebAccos, and
Stationery.
stsve's smoke shop. Sd and SIS. uu. Cigars.
magazines, and newspapers. Pure cider.
Martins shee Shining Paricrs. 1913 Wisconsin
ave uw.
DAVIS Pbamaey. 90 and sts. NV Use Davs'
drugs
Pagan Bros. 1904 p. ave. nv. Cigzrs. tobaccos.
magazines, fishing taSi,.s- - poo
Kings Drug Store Vermont are and I 50. rs.
Tahard Inn Librsry.
HaiIs star Cigar stores, sI5o 18Th st. uv. and
6J Pa ave. NV.
J. ". Paxton, 1895 18th ST. Cisars, tobacoos.
newspapers, periodicals. &c
r. ". Swami d Co, sos NJ ST. u~. Victor and
Edison talking machines and supplies.
Paul Pearson's Pharmacies, 18Th ST. and Fia- zTe-
nv and y J. ave. and L ST. uW.
w L. Grifis -l55 Ps. ave, route and distributing
agent for Washington Herald. Subscriptions 1ecevsd
Lewis C. Frey, sw. cor sd and NJ sis. Subscrp-
ti0ns for Herald received at 1919 jefferson nv.
Philip Watts. e12 la. ave. NY. Cigars, tobaccos,
newspapers. Gr.
Cheakslo5 & Cocos. CO.. D 81. NV and sol La. ave.
fruits. confectionery. cigars, newspapers. DC
J. n Watson & Bro. lo9 II 50. NV. Cigars,
tobaccos, newspapers. magazines.
Mattegn5 Ci;y Han Cigar store, opposite City
Hall Legal blanks.
Sngletou's Pharmacy cor. a5th and Z stg. NV.
Everything in drugs. newspapers. and periodicals.
T. T. Hays, Sc. cor. 10Th and sts High
grade cigars and tobacco newspapers and periodicals.
SOUTHWEST.
A. Costello, 227 1lth ST. sw. Cigars tobaccos. and
new pers
William snyders Arsenal Lunch Room. IA and
o SIS sw. Leading brands of cigars.
Dudley s. 69 Jtn ST. SE Smokers articles. fishing
tackle, Stationery. &c.
,. Walter Mcdonald. drugs, cigars and toilet arti-
cles Branch Z. o., "a and sts-
Cassadys. 70l 7th =. sw.. for groceries, provisions,
tobaecos stationery, newspapers.
PJsi-oifce Cigar and News stand. 10 rs 81 sW.
A, Backcuhemer. prop.
c 2 Dudley 6o5 7th sL sE. Cigars, tobaccos,
periodicals.. Open daily and Sunday
Henry a. True. 20 7th st. sT. Cigars, tobaecos,
Stationery. newspapers, magazines.
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RAILROADS.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. R.-FoICUing scnei1ls figures published only
o. information, aud are not guaranteed
~ q. IN paLy-Locai Tor HanisOrburg, War
renton Danvilia. and vsy stations
1881 o. ul- baiiv- washington ard Florida LIN
ted lFst-ciaSs Coaches auC SieeEegs tC Columbia
SaFanaan. and JacAsCUylilc Dining Car Service.
u 10 O. m. baily-i nit,d states rost Mail-Fir irst-
class C12cles and Sierpers 20 New Orleans. Dining
t1f Serflct-
sal p m-week Days-IocsI Tor HaTriso0blrs
onl way stations on Manassas Bflnch
8 - D. u. DcIy-LOCal tor Naucuton and Char
lctttssluc.
90 ?. N DsIy-Nsw York and Atlanta Exaress.
lucl-c.ass to-Cnes 10 Atlanta. Sleeper 20 CUlum-
bus. via Atgnta sunset Rcute Icurist SiegIrr
Washington {, Ssn F-aucisco Mondays, Wednesdays
ana tucays.
50 y N. Daiig-New YORK ana Florida Ezpress.
through coaches and sltepers O. Columbia SATAN
ush and lacks1rviilc sleepers 90 Augusta and
Port Tampa. ulnIr- Car Serlcr
r g. m Daiy-NeU lork ami Memphis Limited.
va LyucnbUrg tUsJ-ciass Coach ana SleeUsrs To
Roanoke. Knoxville, CnattanooEa aud Memphis
"a. Service.
lo.45 D. m DaHy-Washing.cr and Southwestern
Limited AL-PuiiUEI train. Observation Car 70
Atlanta and Macon glsb tar O. Atlanta Sisepels
- Nashviiis. At,anJ7, Macon. Birmingham, Nea
eL.llns- L'lnlnG taI service
ThrIEh trains from TIE c0uth ssT.Tc Washington
s-l-. D-1-. .-N, IND ll-G o.. lI.s a1+- &c. aTlI
$50 2. ~ .daliy. Local trans from Har1soCburg
Charlottesville. s.io q L.; frum Lyncnburg ard
Charlottesville. w. &. Is. eaiir.
TRAINS On THE BLJEMONT BHASCH
Leave Washington wcrk DAYS $40 d. H. &C
s-l5 500 p II. Tor Bluem6nt = r. n. week IA :
fo- LeesLurg culv; Sfudal leave Nashl-z-ol.
$40 a. m. ~ p. ~. 10 BllsEout.
IicSc- o-ccs. .ls !7ih e.. 81 Ia. 5v-. and
Il. r. SPENCER RGN.. s.HHARDwICK. PIN.
" X TAYLOR, eta. l. :. BROWN. GA.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-ONE 5ACRE LOT IN j. e.: ONLY
Si,gJ' mnst sell between nQv and Notcmher s.
Wauted-tiToccIy store: tobacco and variety siorc.
for snie-A large collector q rare cgrios
tcT salc-i2-roon huuze. y acres of land fne
home, sq ares from electric and steam railroads
For sale Hak interest in an old established rsal
We hare large aad small lots in city aid suburbs
Also many farms IN Mar larG and NIrEinia-3 acres
~ TO ag5 acres sam- go exchange ia1 eiuuea -
Can and Sc us AMI iet Is tals u over
1903 SQUARE rEEr Massacnusetts ave: I:
Only 5c rer aqusre foot Gamer the adjoining iois
OH LhnGE LuI. Hear Is. d o. derct. very iow
NO S1URE LOIs a a vory iou Price; owner
NE HAVE OTHER PROPERTY At
rfr7v ,,,prs oSAE ,,.i,i..,,,.. ,, 40 h,-.
price, About ,oco square feet. two squares from
PcnnsylyG.lla ave- VIII sell tor sc peT square fcct
$40 ACRES, ~ acres tne timber. ncv 9-tocun
hcuse nicely furnished. 6-ro0m tenant besc siabie
d,hshtiul home S-U5 OF 33pol cash baiaucs 20 SUI
or viii exchange ior eity property
ton: near 5road; vi exchange Tor elt, properly.
n sou want bargains ln real estate a aH kiuds
call ana SEQ us we have them fIom sleS up to
II go Ter an .uP-,o-da;e srcogy
Two licensed hotels. vel located, m0ney-TIaz eIs
s. ono buys one of thrm Sl2oo for the other.
Fer uthe- business stands.
cA5h AaiTa az Z ri IYIE rs.
Phone. Slain 800. Farms speciaIty
BAKERY AND CONFECmoSERY-CLE
S2oc9 yearly Best proposition IA city.
FINE GRoCERY-IiTH ST LOCATION; S.
daily Business.
.ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUSE-l5 ROOMS:
furnished and occupied northwest
DAIRY LUNCH-CLEAEING au MONTHLY;
same owner % years
EASTERN BUSINESS EXCHANGE
5l4 = Street uc5i-f
FOR sALE-GROCERIEs NOTIONS. AND con
fecfi0Hery store, suleudidiy located, doing nice
business. Add7t-5 J. H. Herald oficC. oc37-3t
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MOLAssEs MEN WIN VICTORY.
Are Permitted to Use suIphuric Acid
Under Certain Conditi0ns.


Southern Holasses manufacturers gained
a point in their appeal to the Department
of Agriculture Monday. when Il was
agreed that sulphuric acid may be used in
the juice IT, as they claim, il is eliminated
in the nlolasses.
Headed by Representative Broussard,
the committee. composed OF Director
Blouin, Of the Louisiana agricultural ex-
perimentaI stations: J. D. Coloord. and c.
v. Moore. conferred with Acting Secretary
of Agriculture Hays and DF. II. " Wiley,
chief Of the Bureau OF Chemistry. While
the government officials did not commit
themselves, II is understood that they
agreed to permit the use OF sulphuric acid
as a preservatiye in the juice from which
the moIasses is made, If il IS proven that
the acid is not to be found Ia the finished
product.
After the conference "a statement was
given out by the committee in which assur-
ance was given the sugar producers Of
Louisiana that where sulphur. phosphor-
ic acid. and lime are used, no objection will
be raised to their sale in interstate COM
merce by the Secretary OF Agriculture.
VINO alone has discretionary power. pro-
vided these materials be not abused. bat
merely employed IN the manner heretofore
in vogue. and. further that tin crystals
may be used as a wash In centrifugals
without objection being made to the sale
Of sugar In Interstate commerce. but that
the resultant mOiasses must be sold for
distiliing purposes only. II shipped out OF
the State OF Louisiana, and the same for
zinc dust as a bleach"
The Interpretation put on the regula-
tions by the department are entirely sat
isfactoTy to US" said Alr. ColcOrd. last
might. we very quickly found the bureau
is not one Of fads. as some pTejudiced in
terests are trying 10 make the public he
lieve"
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY.

ochtduIe D tuect UctoLQI ], IAb.
e1c Z. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS. Dali
stops at pracirzt points T. virginia and Wcs, IT,
---is. estlhu1 train Standard Cea-nrs rarirr
cars % usIrm Hex Sp9iu5s aud Rr.lrrer-T t.u...
nan SlCeplrs Hilt0u 10 Louisville. Cincinnati n
dsnarcis, e. Louis, and CR,caso. dl-ns llgs. q
80 J NEW &. * o. LIMITED. Ds5.g-
Fast vsstituie tIans stops cly - t5criorsytle
Charlottesville. Staupton Clifton Eorgr and Gov
ing Va. Nhita Sulphgr RonceEe-te and Hinton.
". "a. Pullman sieepers % Lexington LoulsFilG
CINCINNATI. Indianapolis. ST. Louis, aud gtlcazl.
DINING cars, Ia carte service Oue night oui
si:l9 4, M J, y. LIMITED iJaily-S8!ili
ycst.b--c ualn Pullman sCeueTs g. cincinnati
Le1trato5 and l-1alsyiie. Compartment sleeglag
caT % Ir-fnia Ect Springs WecE Criys Liniag
cars. Li carte service. sleepcrs Cincinnati 10
Cni.ago and - icuis and Louisville c. Memphis,
Nasatliie and S9uIbwest
Reservations and tickets at Chesapeake and Ono
0inces 5i3 FennsyiFRnid zTruuo; ge 18th street
near j and sixth Street Station- Telephones Main
sl50 for Pennsylvania X. r Cab Service and Msi1
lnfi f1r q 8 o. llckn 0elcr.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

TRIAL WEEK FREE-WANTED: FEW MORE
shorthand and O. Eutug pupils; class 81 .ndl-
y.1uai msJnlcu0u; FILman system. instructor 10
years JNEeErIct. speed lictatioui quick cuurse
and shorthand made easy q speciality Address BOX
usTa4u -tlcr- e------i1l9
MANlED-TO BCY OLD FEATHER BEDS
When selling. Why no; drop postal 70 I'D rc-
liable nunl MARKS & CO. ~ 3th, opposite caks
or phone Mann lrI3. cclZa5.
WANIE.D-CAsa PAID FUK fUHNIfUhE. LAK-
pets. once aDu store fixtures u al klnds- turul-
tC-e stored. packed and shipped Address BAUM,
9lL Pa. ave NV Phone Main Isl
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PROPOSALS,

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia Washington Octo-
Der =. lSS.-Se1ied proposals will he re-
ceivcd al this office until - m MONDAY
November 3. lsgs. for carpenter work Iu
connection with heating apparatus IN th-
Business High School Ninth street and
Rhode Island avenue northwest. NeCcs-
sary plans and specifications may be seen
ga tho Office OF the Inspector OF Buildings.
HENRY 3. +. MACFARLANp. HENRY
J.. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE, Commission
ers, u. e.
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT
Of Columbia. Washington. Oct g 1866
Scaled proposals wit be received at this
Office until T. H.. NONENBEk 27. 1875.
for constructing sew-rs iu the District OF
Columbia. Forms, specifications. and
necessary informa zion may be obtained nj
room g. District Building. Washington.
n. G. HENRY 3. K. MACFARLAND.
HENRY J.. WEST, JOHN BIDDLE. Com
missiouers. y. e. 0c-q-6t
The Washington herald., 1906-11-01
remporary Deseat for johnson.

Mayor Tom Johnson, Of Cleveland, met
temporary defeat in the Supreme Court Of
the United States yesterday, iu his street
railway hgTt. Chief Justice Fuller direct
ID the clerk to issue TO the city Of Clsve-
land and the Forest City Railway rule
TO show cause, within ten days. why a
permanent injunction should not be grant-
ID TO prevent them from interfering with
The Cleveland Electric Railway Company
in the use Of Its street railway tracks
in Cleveland. He also granted the mo-
lion for a temporary injunction, effective
- hnca.