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A. I.EFTWICH SINCLAIR. Attorney.
Filed November 1st, 1906.

A LEETWICH SINCLAIR. Attorney.
Filed November 1st, 1906.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Holding q
Special Term as a District Court OF the
United States for the District of CO.
lumbia.-In the matter Of the payment
OF damages resulting to adjacent prop
erty from changes in the grades of
streets avenues, and alleys authorized
by the Act Of Congress approved Feb
ruary 2S, 1893, relating 10 the construc-
ton Of 4 Union Railroad Station in the
District OF Columbia District Court
No. 6I1-NOTICE is hereby given that
we, the undersigned, having been desig-
mated and appointed by the Supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia, hold
ing special term as a United States
District Court for the District of Column
bia as a commission to appraise the
damages resulting 10 adjacent property
from changes in the grades OF streets,
avenues, and alleys authorized by the
Act of Congress approved February 2S
1893, relating TO the construction of a
Union Railroad Station, in the District
of Columbia, VIII meet at 1880 O'CLOCK
A N, ON WEDNESDAY. THE 18TH
DAY OF DECEMBER, A d. 1906 a the
United States Court House (City HaID
I'm the District of Columbia, in a room
to be assigned US by the United States
Marshal for said District. for the
purpose of viewing the property affected
By the changes of the grades of the fol-
lowing named streets. avenues and al
leys, and hearing testimony touching
the damages resulting TO raj property
from said changes of grade in accord
anCa with the terms and provisions of
the Act OF Congress approved April %
1904 entitled AN Act to provide for
payment of damages on account of
changes due to construction of the
Union Station. District OF Columbia. f"
to wit: Second street northeast Third
street northeast, and X street north
east, around square numbered seven
hundred and fifty C750), and the ALLEYS
and minor street Parker street, in
said square; Delaware avenue and Sec
ond street northeast, around square
numbered seven hundred and forty-eirht
(74S); and Third street northeast be-
tween / and NJ streets. Ali owners of
real property damaged by the changes
in the grades of said streets, avenues
or alleys will file a petition with US in
this cause. signed and sworn to, for an
allowance of damages within sixtR t6Ol
DAYS after the said 18th day OF Decen1-
Der, A. d 1906 The aforesaid Act of
Congress approved April %. 1904. pro-
vides that upon the failure of any such
owner 10 thus present his claim within
said period his right to do so shall cease
and determine. CHARLES A. BAKER.
GEORGE w. MOSS. GEORGE
SPRANSY, Commission to ADpraise
Damages. A True Copy. Test (SeaD. J.
r. YOUNG, Clerk; by F. f. CUNNING
HAM. Assistant Clerk. no 3Ot ex su
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Legal Notices.

- october 81. =.

Flied October 22d. 1906
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA HOLDING
SPECIAL TERM AS a DISTRICT COURT
OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DIS
TRIgsT or COLUMBIA In the matter Of
the payment OF damages resulting 10 ad-
1aCeuJ property from changes ia the grade
of streets. avenues and alleys authorized
by the Act OF Congress approved february
l. 1871, relative 10 the elimination OF grade
crossings on the Inc OF the baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company ia the ID strict OF
Columbia District Court No. 81 NOTICE
IL hereby given that We. the undersigned
having been designated and appointed Oy
she Supreme Court or the District Of Goium-
bla, holding a special term az a United States
Bia, IS a commission 10 aDpraise the dam
ages resulting 20 adjacent property from
changes OF the trades OF streets, avenues and
ALLEYS authorized % the act or Congress
approved February y, 1901. relative 20 the
elimination OF grade crossings on the line
Of The Baltimore ana Potomac Railroad Com
plny in the District OF Columbia WII meet
al Ee,5J O'Cl0ck d. m., Friday. the dBth
day OF Nov enber, A u. LSt6, A. the United
trlCL. n room 10 be assigned BY the
United states Marshal Tor said District E8r
the purpose OF viewing the property affected
by the changes IA the grades Or The follow
ing named streets alIu hearing testimony
touch ne the damages resulting 10 real
properly from said changes Of grades pur-
Act II Congress approx Ell June =. 1895. en-
titled An act 70 provide for payment or
due 10 ths elimination OF grade crossings
On the line OF tie Philadelphia Baltimore
and Washington Railroad Com pany," to-ygit.
/ street ;. T.. between 6th street ard Vir-
GINA avenue. ! street s. Z, between eth
and eth streets. X street S. r. between 6th
and Tth streets. h E.roet 5. E. between
TN street and Virginia avenue 6th street
5 T.. between and / streets. 9Th street
3 Z, between Virginia avenue and X street
Virginia avenue 8 T.. between 9Th and 9Th
streets Virgins avenue 8 E. between 6Ih
and sth streets Virginia avenue S. h be-
tween 1th and Sth streets Virginia avenue
s T.. between I'd and 80 streets. II street
8 E between is and 2: streets All own
ers Of real properly damaged by the changes
in the grades OF said streets will nie a
petition with US in this cause, signed and
sworn TO- for an allowance OF damages
within twelve months after the said g8th
day u November. A. D 1905 The af2re-
said Act Of Congress approved June y
1876. provides that upon the failure OF any
such owner TO thus present his claim, with
in said period. his right 10 do 50 shall cease
aEd determine.
CHARLES A BAKER
GEORGE ". MOSS,
GEORGE SPRANSY
Commission 10 AppFaise Damages.
A True COPY. Test.
J. r. YOUNG. Clerk.
BY r. Z. Cunningham Assistant Clerk.
oCZ2-31t-eXsun
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BY DIRECTION Of the holder Of G pFomis-
sory note secured hy 5000 shares OF stock
Of the Shiuto Remedies Company sSzrtihcate
40 AZ as collateral we win seI a public
auction. on THURSDAY. NOVEAsR Err Is.
1895 az 1920 O'CLOCK p. M within our
Office. No 9lS r street northwest fhe said
2 coo shares OF stock, for cash. '@-IOS. J.
OWEN q SON, Auctioneers. 1s,iq IL -
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HOuSefurniShings.

s. IS FOR SANITARY COUCH: heating and
cooking stoves; par,0r and bedroom suites:
81 per week: go-carts. SI.60; lowest prices:
NV nag-tf
ODD PIECES OF furniture can be had here
at very low prices. - heating and cooking
stoves at cost. SNITZER & Ia PORTE.
1i2S-SI 7Ih st Nv. oc3l-tf
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Wanted-Real Estate.

WANTED-On long term lease, two three
story brick building in business section or
will lease ground and build; north of Avenue
and west Of 9Th preferred. E. r. MARDEN.
1910 II ST nv. noS-2t
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INVEST your time-it is
better than to merely SPEND
It, A little of il INVESTED
every few days in answering
want ads. will often lead to
dividends for life.
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MONEY LOANED salaraed peop1s.

Retail merchants. teaElsters. boarding houses
without security; laFi.e business in 50 prlu-
cipaI cities. TOLAIAN, Room 5O6 533 18th 81
NV
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II YOU ARE PUTTING MONEY
AH n in a bank you look for the safest
Institution; why not the same
when you deposit your val
uables for i0an2 We have a building and
safes made for the purpose. All business
confidential. Money loaned on watches dIa-
monds. Jewelry. etc. Interest three per cent
instead OF ten.
H. K FULToNs LOAN OFFICE.
Established 1870. 3l4 Ninth Street n W
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Auction Sale.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO,
Auctioneers,
6I2 Z Street Northwest.

ATTORNEYS SALE TO CLOSE AN
ESTATE OF A VALUABLE COLO
NAL RESIDENCE, NO. 32ss R
(FORMERLY W. STREET NORTH
WEST, KNOWN AS GRANT MAN
SION, WITH SPACIOUS GROUNDS
SURROUNDING.
on FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 18TH. 1906 al
$50 O'CLOCK =. NJ / VIII sell at public
auction 10 close an estate the following de-
scfibed land and premises situate In the
city of Washington District Of Columbia.
and known and designated as and being
part of lot numbeItd One 80 in Mrs n. b.
scott 8 suhdlV- sion of part Of square NUM-
bered Twelve hundred and eighty Q2S0j. as
per plat recorded in Liber A Il. S. folio
three 90 Of The Records Of the Surveyor OF
the District OF Columbia contained within
The following m6tes and bounds viz. Be
ginning al a point in the south line OF l.
formerly road street, where said line Of
said street Is interaect@d by the east iin-5
Of the land condemned by Jhe United states
Tor the use Of the Washington Aqusduct and
running thence easterIy with said street
one hundred and Fifty G59l feet. thence
south parallel With the dividing line be-
tween said lot % ana lot % in said sub
division. one hundred and seventy-fve G75j
feet. more or less. 90 alley thence west
on the north line Of said alley and extension
thereof. 20 said east line OF said cOndeIn-
nation, ana thence north in 2 straight line
% me place OF beginning, together with the
Terms. Purchaser can take subject TO a
trust Of $1,000 al per cent interest. or all
cash. az. his option.
a deposit Of two hundred and fifty dollars
tl@5D viii be required at the time OF sale and
All recording and eonVeyancins at the pur-
WILTON J. LAMBERT.
na5-sE 'tt0rDey.
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Was # you who asked a
friend the other day if he
knew of good boarding
house? If you are the man
there is something 20 interest
you in the want ads. today
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POUR OR FIVE outside rooms and private
DOWNTOWN APARTMENT az reduced rent.
Al oos 81 NV only one left. Five
rooms. Rent. So so.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 6I2 18th ST ocls-tf
- TO sl2 for two and three room apartments
IN The Dorchester. corner 18th ST and MARI
land ave. sw.; handsome baths; steam heat.
not and cold water; janitor service au5-tf
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Bachelor Apartment.

TWO ROOMS and bath. AL convenience. So
up. SENECA 6sT Z ST nv Ianifor -
premises. sa4tf
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Money TO Loan
On Real Estate.

MONEY TO LOAN on D. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rates OF interest, Payments on prin-
clpsI In amounts OF 500 or more received at
any interest period. THE f. II. SMITH Co.
Bond Building. 140S New York ave
MONEY to LOAN-S250 10 500 600 on D. C.
real estate, Interest low, and all Iransac-
lions conducted with economical considera-
ton for borrowers.
VA. Il, SAUNDERS & CO..
;407 81. n. W.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
OF INTEREST on y. G. Real Estate. No
unreasonable delay.
WALTER II. ACKER
fe4-tf 1890 F St. y. ",
MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate at az and
per cent Every consideration shown
borrowers.
HARRISON REALTY CO.,
9O7 G STREET n. w no2-tf
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real es-
tate at 4. AZ and per cent interest. Spe-
CiRl privileges with respect to prior payments.
Large amounts a speciality. TYLER s
RUTHERFORD. 1871 + ST NV Ocl0-tf
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JUL MUlvII
For SaIe-Houses.
NICE LITTLE HOME
or
GOOD INVESTMENT
Best location Northeast Just on wide
! avenue. SiN-rOom brick. large porch; corner
{ OF alley; in me condition ONLY $3.50.
4 VIII rent for $3.50.
FRANK c. BUTTS. 62i 18th ST. NV noe-2t
! FOR SAI.E-New house. six rooms, hay win
/ dow; porches; neat paper; range; water in
| kitchen: latrobe; large lot. 10 minutes rrom
street cars; East Hyattsville; cheap az 81. 500:
SIC per MONTH no cash r. \. RYON x
I CO. Commercial National Bank building.
nos-at
Colored PeOple-Lifetime Chance.
500. SO. $50 So, all cash yau have. and
50 monthly, buys those beautiful. ready-lo-
move-into houses. See them any time espe-
eially sundays. 9th and Farmont corner
Howard University nos-2t
FOR SALE
Improved and unimproS ed property in neigh
borhoCd OF Mt Pleasant and Irving SITS u,s
OWNERS ANXIOUS TO SELL
! JAMES A BATES & co. 1907 ST " W
4tpa-1i e1A
FOR SALE-Investmentz: three bricks on n
81. So water and seusr. rent. S26.3o per
ALSO tr-o fve-room bricks on 18th 81. NV. I.
large lot; rent rs. PRICE. ............. So 100
CLIFFORD a. BORDEN, Goa 5th St NV
uoS-3t
FOR sALE-TWo tao-story brick dwellings;
s!N large rooms; good cellar: porcelain bath.
gas, for quick sale. price $4,000 each. A. 5.
CAAWOOD. 9S2 9Th ST NV. nos-st
on EASY TERMs-six-room house. batb:
furnace city water one square from cars
Apply owner, X. INCLUSION, Woodbridge
u L nos-3t
$4,000.
ONE SQUARE FROM LIBRARY.
COY HOME on Capitol HIM. containing six
rooms and bath: bay window brick: large
cellar
WILL RENT FOR sz2.5 PER MONTH.
JOSEPH 1. WELLER,
REALTY BROKER. COZ L St n. w
no4-tf =
FOR sALE-II2s 10th 81. ny.i six-room frame.
PRICE, s. 90,
Observation-Disclosures REAL ESTATE co.
1928 ed ST. y. W no2-tt
FOR SALE-Lot sJxlz0 on hurst place on
posite Hurst School building. on Great Falls
railroad; one-Quarter mile west OF George
town fer $40.
For sale-4Os 18Th st, 4-story brick: IA
rooms: In Southern +. r. square. Price, So COO
First class condition.
Southeast corner OF ism and ats IA 10
room brick Price. $3.50.
500 ao' on CONDUIT road IN HaFi'm' ''1l''; for
io4i E. Market Space Potomac ST.. George
town: rent. 145- Price. S2.sso-
s2is st, NV; groom brick. Price. $3.50.
I7OO-I7o2 ssd ST. rent SIS. Price. l.5O0 Tor
oothi water ana sewerage.
I9l5 81. formerly r. Price. $3.50.
a brick house; big lot; home for thrifty
colored man. Price. $3.50 Easy terms On
S8th ct NV.
An s-rOOm modern brick on sist st. near y
for $500. First class home
25l1-s5is P st. with stAbIei rent 81 $50. Price.
s2ls Grace ST. Groom framei splendid con
dition- Price. 5000.
MILLER SHOEMAKER REAL Es-
TATE COMPANY,
IszS-25 S2d St. y. ". nos-tf
EVERY ROOM AN OUTSIDE ROOM
500 CASH $50 MONTHLY
81. 500 10 $500.
Semi -detHChed brand modern 6-roOm
bricks. southeast. Deep lots to alley, Porce-
lain tub. dress. rs IN kitchen: furnace heat;
concrete cellar.
lie ROY MARK. 14lO c.
oCSc-tf
sIA0 % STIpA ' STTvT7 zTT1N-7TTTT ~
BRfGHTWOOD PARK: new six-room
semi-detached houses; concrete cellars: fur
mace heat. See these at once. PRICE, $1,000
CLARENCE BARNARD,
"The Oval Sign" I4Ia C St. N. ".
oci0-tf
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Business Property.

FOR LEASE-One or more yeaTs-The two
story brick building, 1909 = 81. NV. Dimen-
siOns lZ0 by a. feet. with additional use Of
adjoining yard; unsurpassed as a business
location Apply 20 SWARTZELL.. RHEEM
HENSEY COMPANY. 80 81. NV. or
II ARRISON REALTY CO. 907 @ st. NV.
no2-IGt-sod
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For Rens--Rouses.
RENT REDUCED TO saa.sO.

NEW siX-room and bath dwellings; con-
efeted cellars and furnace heat. Tennessee
ave. between = and II SITS me-; squares
from two car lines. Open daily. Inquire
at 525 Tennessee ave uo9-st
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For SaIe-HouseS.
NICE LITTLE HOME
A coon INVESTMENT

Best location Northeast. Just on wide
avenue. SiX-room brick. large porch: corner
oI alley IN me condition. ONLY 81 $40
VIII rent for sl650
FRANK G. BUTTS. 62l 18th ST. NV noe-2t
FOR SAi.E-New house. six rooms; bay win
dow porchesi neat paper; range, water in
kitchen; latrobe; large tot; 10 minutes rrom
street cars; East Hyattsville; cheap at ST 500
SIC per month; no cash. r.. \. RYON <
CO. Commercial National Bank building
uog-gt
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LOANS NEGOTIATED on stocks. bonds
bldg. and loan asscn shares. syndicate GER
courteous treatment. THIS IS NOT A LOAN
COMPANY. {. "A. BAKER 1I10 + ST
Phone 5l7.
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For SaIe-Suhurban.

FOR SALE-SiX-room house MI Rainier.
hafsain; easy terms. OF rent, sI2 month. AZ
@ "a. NV. nog-3t
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

jus MI LIN f-il--llV UOIle-TdlseU CanaTles.
viii sell them just as they run at 81 each
SCHMiD'S BIRD STORE, ZIP I2th 81. NV.
uo9-f
PETS, watch dogs given away TO good homes.
DOG SHELTER. Bethesda. TenleytOWn ele.-
tTic road. nO9-St
WANTED-A water spaniel dog; trained 70
the house: not more than four months old.
state price. etc. Address BOX 542 Times Of
ice. noS-St
FOR SALE-TWo pointer dogs: thoroughly
broken. sol 81 81 MOIST
TRY LEES BIRD STORE. 1901 5th st NV
Parrots 50 up: guaranteed takers: canaries
monkeys gvidhsh, Pedisreed pointers. black
and tans and fox terriers no5-tf
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For Rent-FlatS.

Il FURNISHED FLAT OF four rooms for
rent and furniture for sale. z54 Indiana ave
EW.s no dealers. nog-gt
FIVE ROOM AND BATH FLATS in the
> e southern exposure. Colonial porches
ants
ATKINSON & BALLARD co. (INC.),
62l 18th St " ". nos-4t
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For Sale-FarmS.

FARMS FARMS. FARMst
SMALL. AND LARGE. In al parts Of Mary
land and Virginia, at bargain prices. Call
and see CENTRAL. REAL ESTATE RROK-
ERS." Room IS S02 81. nv. no7-3t
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Wanted-S Stables.

WANTED-To rent small stable to hold horse
and wagon. Address STALLS $40 20 S54
Center Market. nog-yt
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For Rent-Suburban.
For Stores.

FOR RENT--In best business section North
east new stores at very low rent WIN K.
LEWIS SIS 18th NV. nos-7t
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Colored PeOple-Lifetime Chance.

500. SO. $50. So. all cash y5u have. and
SO monthly, buys those beautiful. Feady-to-
lnove-into houses. See them any time esDe-
cially Sundays. 9th and Fairuont corner
Howard University no9-2t
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For Rent-StableS.

s27 = ST. NW.-Brick stable. three stall
and room for vehicle Suitable for automC
bile. nOS-3t
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II. Clay Evans, nominated for gov
 ernor by the Republicans Of Tennessee. was United States pension commission
 CT until he was promoted by President in London. He Is said by Washington newspaper men to be the hardest man to interview who ever held down gov ernment job. In bis home town, Chat tanooga, d cub reporter was once sent as last resort to get something out ot
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n .af-s Ist
 

He worked his way through Lincoln institute In Missouri, graduating at nineteen class orator and valedictoran He afterward studied at Wilberforee university, In Ohio, taught school in Missouri and since 1896 has been pres tdent of the University at Quindaro Kan the leading institution of learn ing for negroes In the west. Here every summer Is held the only negro Chautauqua in the world Less widely known than Booker T. Washington pr. yernon's work for his race com pares favorably with that of the fa. nous teacher of Tuskegee Dr. Yer non holds that with the negro, as wlth every other man, character Is what counts.
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MT. Evans on a natter concerning which he had noth- Ing to offer. All the other men on the staff had tried and failed.. The cub came=b back with q deiected look on his face. "W ell, said the city editor "did he talk ,'' Did he
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NOTICE.
For Proposals To Furnish Supplies For the Arkansas State
 Penitentiary.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the un- dersigned, ID 10 Monday. November :. l90G at ten o'clock d. m. for furnish ing supplies Of various kinds to the Arkansas PenitehtiarT for the month of NoFem5ef aS shown by the list fQIl0Win4. and ts required by the said Arkansas State Penitcntiarl Dealers are requested zto submit the competitive bids. All goods t9 bc standard qualify Samples are fe- 5lrired Ga De submitted Whca pfae5i- cable
 Groceries. loo09 lbs. h. S f,xtras= 10 and 5Q 1b sides.
 1000 lps Mca. 70 lbs Coffee Dbl. Gr. Sugar. , sks. Navy Beans. GOO pounds rice-1o4 h. Sacks. 10 bbls. Salt 100 lb Black Pepper. Cases Baking Powder IL Cases Soap, ia Cases Lye. car molasses loo bu Irish Potatoes.
 Feed. -,o Bales Hay. 20 Sacks Oats. 70 Sacks Corn. fakfB 20 Sacks Bran. Car Cotton Seed Hulls. 50 Sacks Cotton Seed Meal.
 Shoes. doZ. Pr. Discharge Shoes. Sizes. {. s, 9,10-Doz. Each. Pr Rubber Boots No. 12
 Electric Light Plant. 1, in. Combination Flue Scraper ] Can Compression Grease No. 3; 900 Feet Lamp Cord. , lbs. 34 Piston Packing. :, lbs. "-4 Gaskct Tubing , lbs. l2 Pump Packing. 100 l-2XS Sag Screws. 100 3-sx3 Sag Screws 90 Cross Arm Brases. Is 1t. Long ] Cars Coal, (More or Lessl 1 Car Pea Coal, cold Pen.)
 Drugs. Gal. Grain Alcohol. Gal Brook Hill. Gal Iron Qui and Strychnine , Gal. Lac. Pepsin. Gal. Spts. Turpentine. Gal. Aqua. Ammonia. 1 Gal Distilled Witch Hazel. l Gal Sweet Spts. Nitre. l Gal Glycerine. , Gal Gasoline. 12 Gal. Bay Rum. 1 Gal Synol Soap. 7 Gal. Creso CDisinfecjanO. lbs. Laudnum. , lbs. Cinchona Comp. 10 lbs White Castile Soap.
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couple of strikers came to "kill" an engine which had b en run in Gy "sca bs." Ya t c s challenged them. "Who the -- are you:' asked tn e strikers.
 "It makes no diff ference who l am.' replied the soldier.
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ten your business or to come back to- morrow, as l have a very important ell ga gc m en { this afternoon
 'l'he callers af- fairs were easily disposed of, and Mir. yves, grasping his hat,, hastened out of the office.
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count of h,s wei trovn fafla, The profess +r's v fe .r-=-le3 t5 h..T- oaa usais.E- as to sa s.H ,eaas-
 ".f'--=s =-...r.
 as
 rtIz..-. Vz9zt tzI-z t- satd Fl a eI5'.rs a p. cer-ee tte..... 4le-, .st lis i#f..2 ..
 FoHe.sal f'a eanGt cate= =oG=.5s ==4=-es.e= l,=1==a'=ea#4 and the h.. q.-...y la",l ..a .=a eauor of Vernon. is4~ Lad .- .-4e.-. lusi- less career t'a& '.=. #a t@.r 4u- baelssstt < 5f.al c:s.sa7 a71i-u E Cat .f5.l IJe}rH Cv T.. Proctor. .aa oE S,:. ii Heoliyld Proctor. who k tho 1.,zt3.,.ec ef n" r"r- ular Republican et..s=
 Mir. CIemca. ,=t">t nls business ven turc was thc purchase of tlse Rutland railroad NcrmoHt's leading railway system When he acquired the prop
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erty t was being run on Il losing ha- sis. He Inaugural '. an era of pros perity and sold the railroad at a big profit In 1902 to the Vanderbilt in- fcrests.
 MT. Clement WAS mayor of Rutland for two years, waa a member of the y.y,,,ovt bn,,co of
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StCFI dI T tl MRS. GEO. SENGEL
DIES OF INJURIES


 Fort mith, Oct. 29-Word was re- ceived here yesterday of the death in St. Louis of Mrs George Sengel. wife of eX-Senator SenSel. About d year ago she had d leg broken ill a run away. Complications resulted, and she was taken to St. Louis, where the bones were rebrollen. It was found that d portion of the bones at the frac ture had softened, and the diseased portions were cut away. The break was reset, and she returned home, but constant confinement to her bed in- duced further complications. She Was taken to St. Louis day before yestel'- day for treatment by a specialist, and stood the journey we'll but a relapse occurred yesterday morning and death resulted. The remains will be brought here for interment EX-Senator Sen gel and seven children survive her.
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show that he him self was not appre- ciated as well as he might have been by his old neigh bors after he began winning fame. It was while he was on a visit to his old home i'll Indi- ana that he entered q barber hop and oI4ql3aad fA p1rp},=
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hand with load in it, and that may Interest you"
 My" said the strikers. "You're a plucky one. What's your name, any how!'
 If you want to know replied Dick my name Is Yates"
 Are you the son of old Dick Yates ?' asked the older of the two men.
 Dick replied that he was.
 "Well," said the striker, II knew your daddy, and If you've got his grit in you guess we'd better get out"
 And they got out.
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In "rhe Conquest of Canaan" Booth Harrington tells the story of a young man who had a hard time winning the honor due to a prophet In his own country, but, as Scripture tells us, usually withheld. The author Is fond of relating an incident which goes to