davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28

Alcohol may be made from ev-
cry vegetable and grain grown on
a farm.
Not only in this, but in all cases
the original product retains almost
its full market or food value after
the alcohol has been extracted.
Corn aud other fodder is quite as
valuable for feeding stock utter as
before it has been deprived of its
alcoholic properties. When pota-
toes, beets and similar vegetables
are used for alcohol making the res
idue is as valuable for starch as it
originally was.
The actual cost Of the alcohol is
the mere cost of extracting it. No
immense plant is necessary, J o
costly machinery. 1t is not evtn
necessary to manufacture it OF a
large scale. Every farmer can at
ford to make enough for his own
individual uses and no more. He
can make it as he does butter
cheaper, considering his leisure at
certain seasons, than can the fac
tory competitors. To control the
output or the sale Of this product
the Standard Oil trusts would
have to own every farm in the
United States.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28
Audrain County Courts.

Circuit Court-3rd Monday in
January, list Monday in June, 3rd
Monday in September.
County Court-1st Monday in
February, 1st Monday in May, LIST
Monday in August, LIST Monday IN
November.
Probate Court-2nd Monday in
February, End Monday in May, End
Monday in August, End Monday in
November.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28

Low rate Homeseekers' Excur-
sions via Chicago & Alton r, r.
to certain points in Arkansas, Ok
lahoma, Indian Territory, Texas,
New Mexico and Louisiana, sold
first and third Tuesdays May to
November, 1906, inclusive. For
participant see or write
e. F. MATHEWS,
Tkt Agt. Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28
Alcohol Can,t be COrnered.

Henry Ford, the automobile
builder, is authority for the state
ment that the passage of the bill
permitting the free and unrestrict-
ed manufacture Of vegetable alco-
hol will work "a revolution in the
American industrial situation.
The most important point made by
MIR. Ford, who has all along been
an enthusiastic supporter and
worker in the interests of the
measure, is that the benefits of the
bill viii apply, not alone to manu-.
featuring industries, but to rural
communities as we'll. In fact, he
states that it viii prove a greater
boon to the farmer than to the
city industries.
In the last three years Mr. Ford
has devoted all bis leisure time to
the invention Of motors which will
use alcohol as fuel and the study Of
the production Of ibe alcohol ii
self
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28

J. 3. McCully wants your foun,
dry and machine work. Pateatee
and manufacturer Of metal rim
Wagous and self oiling dust proof
mine car trucks. BY fair and hon
est treatment, he seeks to merit
your patronage. Location, east Of
Pollock's mill. Mexico, Mo
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28
(TO BE CoNTINUED.)
County Teachers Examinations

County Teachers Examinations
The following teachers took the
examinations before the County
Board in Mexico last week:
Wallace Harrison.
Mary Corner.
Anna Shannon.
Leon Herlinger.
Bessie Barton.
Edna L. Turner.
Ida G. Galloway.
Susan Martin.
Evelyn Martin.
Matte Talley.
Nora Vanlandingham.
Lena Lowder.
James Harrison.
George Vanlandingham.
Anna M, Keiser,
Nina Kennen.
j. e. Dunn.
Julia Mansfield.
Ophelia Miller.
Katheryn Moore.
Julia Naylor.
Bessie finder.
Allie Hagan.
Matte King.
Ona R. Bailey
j. N. Stephens.
Louis Angel.
Mrs. Nellie McKeehan.
Nell CohOon.
Anna Pritchett.
Mary Hopkins.
Rosalie Hamilton.
Kathryn Cook.
Columbia Garrett.
Mary Harrington.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28
A HINT OF SOCIALISM.
CONTINUED FROM 1sT PAGE.

enough to eat"
Now. SOC here" said the roos-
ter, "you have been listening to
the agitators again. Let me tell
you that the interests of the labor
ing chickens will not be looked af-
ter by the labor agitatOrs, but by
the Christian rooster, to whom
God in His infinite wisdom has
cOnfided the the property interests
of this country"
One day he came home from his
foreign tour all in a futter, for he
said that a duck, or duke as he
called it, had asked for the hand
of his daughter in marriage. The
duck had told him that he was aw-
fully in debt, but that it would be
a fine thing for his daughter to be
called duckess, or Duchess, as he
called it. and that papa rooster
would pay off all the debts of the
duck with his immense pile of
worms, and in that way he could
effectually dispose of the surplus
and be relieved from ovePproduc-
ton. The duck also told him that
they could all still live off of the
rent and the interest aud the un-
earned increment and the profits
of the chlcken-yard. The rooster
said further that they were all go
ing to live abroad with his daugh-
ter and sOn.in-law, the duck, and
that he had bought place which
he had called Skylow Castle, and
that the chickens must all be very
proud that their country chick was
going to be a duckess.
GLORY Hallelujah!" shouted the
chickens. when he is gone We
can have the yard to ourselves
again."
But the rooster had left an agent
to look after his interests, and the
chickens found that the agent wa,
harder than the master, because
the rooster had "A big lot of rottel
debts of the duck to pay off. Blu
when they all came back and tn,
wedding day arrived the chickens
all kissed the feet of the roosteress
and the duck and the duckess, anC
said how proud they were that on,
of them WAS to be a duckess, anC
begged her it possible to MAKE
ducks aud brakes of them, whiel
she solemnly promised that sh,
would do. II was not long afte
that the news arrived that the
rooster had so swelled up that hi
had bursted and was dead. Hal
Columbia, cackled the chickens
now we shall surely have tn
yard back again for ourselves, jus
as we had it before. Not much
said the agent, he has left vii
and given the whole yard to tn
duck and duckess." But wba
right" said the foolish chickens
has a dead rooster to give ava,
our landi He is dead aud n,
longer has any interest 10 il. It i
bad enough to pay rent and inter
est and profit and the nnearne,
Increment to a live rooster withou
being compelled to pay them to
dead one. The duck aud th,
dnckess have not practiced alb
lstinence. nor do they even earl
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28
What the Jeweler Added.

The following story has APP
peared in several county newspa-
pers and is worth printing, wheth-
err it occurred or MOTT might
have occurred even in Missouri.
Recently church congregation
in little Kansas town built a
church. To pay for it they were
obliged to call on the merchants of
the community for donations. The
merchants responded literally and
5000 was raised from that source.
The last man TO subscribe was
John Smith, jeweler; he said: l
will give you So ifyou will let me
add couple of lines just below
my name Permission was ac-
corded him and he wrote at the
bottom of the list;
John Smith. Jeweler, $500
Sears, Roebuck & Co., 600
Montgomery, Ward 6 Co, 600
The church people saw the point
when the minister read from the
pulpit the list at donors to the
building fluid Since the dedica-
Of the church. there have been no
mail orders sent out from that
Kansas town"
Trust whisky Kills Also.
Springfield, Ill.,, June %. Rev.
Herbert S. morrill, of Chicago, adj
dressing the grand lodge this af-
ternoon, declared that the brew
ers' and distillers' trust, when ex-
posed, will be found TO be as bad
as the rotten beef in slaughter
houses Of Chicago"
He spoke Of the exposures of the
beef trust, but said the govern
ment, while exposing the packing
houses. should not permit distil-
cries to manufacture poisoned
whisky, which. be declared, was
killing more persons than the sup
l,oged spoiled meat ever could kill.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28

Money to loan on real estate Sc
curity. j. w. Howell.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1906-06-28
Farm Insurance.


All who want Fire and Light
ming and Tornado insurance should
come to see mel can write You in
the Phenix Of Brooklyn. the great
farm insurance company, on most
reasonable terms.
JOHN W. HOWELL, Agent.
Ilomeseekers Excursions via The
Wabash r r.
TO points in Oklahoma, Indian
Territory, Texas, Kansas. Colora-
do and other States. on sale first
and third Tuesday, May to No
vember, 1906, inclusive. To some
points the rate is less than one
fare and many points carry 30
day limit.
Call on or address
I. M. RICHARDS,
Agt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30
Socpb II Q Of W uIit1tcr

Soicp9 in Q d)muIit1tcn
- SolCpb &llrb, cin nod iillt0cr
/ W}orul nit %bcionberrr Gorlicbc fir
&Glbcr, iibt IN Der Eoli5ciitotipn SIT
Cation birtcr S6lob uno Nic0cl.
Gr loll Gbriit. Sdyn1eilcr bon 2oncp'S
2pnc mo MonimcntitroEe 0citern
Wforgcn Elm Sol6 geltoblen llllo Der.
illd)t bobclL ooiiclbe I'M noro0Itlidclt
Sta0ttbcile 81 pcrfolifen. &lrb bat
ld)on Irilbcr ipcgcn icincr Gorlicbc
! iiir &Glber Elm Sobr inn 3ltd)tboltic
ltn0 citcS int StootS IrbCitobollIc
ob9clclicll.
Scr 81. SaGrc&beridt scr
STANDARDIZATION bon Baltimore lit TO.
ebell I'M GrId crid)icncn. Hod) Dem
@crihte gingen $6036.9S eill llilo
$4,000 fpllrOcn fir SulGre ollSge.
gebcn. 9oS @citc, mas Die Wfiiiion
in 2ollfc bcS SobrcS 0ctbol,, lpor Die
Grboltltn1 zines 2cic5innn1crS fir sic
Motroicll mo Scclellte unb sic Scr.
tbcilung BON Sdyriitcn etc. IS lullr.
Den 5S5 rcligi0ic Gcrionu1lungcn &C
Gnltcn.
Seprcr bcrInr 500. - Wi.
docl SCppncr, iucldcr in Nr. col,
SilO-Son0ltrobc, cine @irtbid)oit be
trcibt, mltrOc ont 9ienitog Morgcn
Don 5luci SrcnOcn oltgcblif I'M cin
Eortcn1onnoic bcrolt6t, mcldCS 500
cntbielt. Gic Boli5ci bat cine DC
idrci6lllg Scr bciocn MGnncr erGol-
ten ll1o 1loltbt, boB iic oiciclben Ser
BREEDER linG, mclde lebte &ofe I'M
mittlcrcn Giitrift cincn Gbnliden
Aicbltnbl oilsiiibrtcn.
cr'S G~orliebe fiji
: II ~ clcr. - Mcil CT cine gnr3
beionherc 8orliebe fir che SihpcIen
Scr 6onilie oc$ Ybil. Botter, Nr.
1921, GoIternsgpcnuc, an ben Sag
legte, iDuroe geItern Nod)mitto9 Der
Is Sabre oltc gSn. Greomer bon Or.
$40, SiibsS uncon.@aep, in Scr oft
lihen Eoli5eiitation ieincm Yro5eb-
periabrcn ii6ermielen. Greonler ioQ
ON Gicnitog Hod)nliitog in Die @ob-
nlng oeS @ogenbnucrs Softer ein.
g~ebrulgcn iein nno aus oeriel6cn
5lpei golbcne Somenubren, cine gols
oelte Salsfette unb cine emaiQirtc
llbr i'm @eiolltmtlpertbe bon $105
geItoGIen Gaber. Iie Sdpmidiud)en
luurOcn i'm @eiibe oes jiin0cn Nan.
mes gefunrelt ais CT perboitet pltr.
DC. er iueigcrte iid, irgenb fpelde
IuSiogcn 5u MAIDEN.
Ibleben. = &r. Srieorih 9iQ
itorb geItern in iciner lesten @ob-
nung, Nr. 1923, Siio SbarpitroBe,
bon no oiis oos MISUNDERSTANDING
morgen Nad)mittag ltattfinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30
Srieffaitem.

ii 2eer. = 8eitoen Sic iid)
an u. Sanitid, Nr. 10, Noro-Y oppIe.
toni traBe.
&. .. = 5ragen Sic I'M ~. %. 6
r." WbriitIider 9ereim Siinser
5raien), Nr. 12S, @eIt . 5ranfIin.
Strabe, nod, no Sic bereittpiaigit
alle fpeiterc Snformation erlange,t
fonten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30
@un Gee nno Safcn.

@rod3 nobc Gap Ncnrp ilro ibr 3u-
itono. - Glbiobrt ocs 9onlpicrs
yGoiicl. -Smocrc$ BON Sec ul1o
Snferl.
ST.. s. s. Ncluion Der Worinc-
Nlllfleber ST. Gap @cnrp, bat Der
yMnritinlc GrdouDc" bon Baltimore
cillcrl intcrcIlontClt, bonn y. WGr5
ootirten @erid)t gclicfcrt. Sn Dent
ielbcn mclbct cr: nnGcr Sd)poncr
.6onnic Eolntcr" miro luobridcin-
lidJ bclltc ilott lpcrOcn.
Scr S6ooncr oNurrp Z. Sop.
woro" lit in 0lrtcm 3llitanbc, tbcil-
ipciie lcd, 0od) 1lnltbt nloll, onb CT
gcrcttct mcrbcn FAINT.
GoS britiid)c &oQiNiii nGlpoc"
lpltrrc an 26. WiHr5 100 NoroS pcit
bonn Stronbc 0cbrod)t mo mon
bofit, cS bel Der nGNltcn Sod)fllttb
Ilo1f 6lt D0pelh
Ser Sdooncr Mopmonb Z.
Moua" lit cin poQltGuoigcS @rod,
ood miro ici,c 2ooung, aus @olr-
bol} ~bcitcbcl0, ans 2ono gcbrod)t
ullo sort pcrfoltit mcrocn.
Sn id)limmcrcm 3uitonoc bcfinnct
iidy scr S6ooncr nMnrlonD ". Npll.
itolt," bciicn olrS @oiiboli ~bcitcbe,be
SobrnG 0lcihiola onl StronOc Der
fol,it mcrbcn mnlb.~
Ibfobrt Scr yGoiicI."
Ger Nprb6. 2lop0.G ompicr .Goi.
lcl," Capt. 9. Ectcrmonn, iubr &C.
itcrn ~9todmlitto0 BON bier nody Orc.
mcrboUcn 5lriid. Sn Der &oiiitc fob
rcll: SRI. Wor9orct Notitifcf, Gin-
cinnoti 9; Irou Septic @epcr lt,o
TrlS. Mo6clinc, Gorptbco uno S(nlo.
lie @cpcr, Gcnpcr, Col; &r. @crilo
Nclumon, @oiGin0tpu, g. g.; Eroi.
Or. u. H@onlbcolL &orlo5s9itp Mo.;
Sri. Eolllinc Nu0oicr, Cincinnati,
8; Troii Npic &orrilolt, @oibin0.
ton, 9. s.
Nro6cr ais Mann DAFT.
Gin Sbcil Scr MonnidJoft GcS
9ompfcrS n@orbiiton," meldcr olt
Eicr Nr. 8, Canton, Mongoncic-Gr5
oblooct, bcitc6t ollS 9(ro6crr. Gic
IS Nrobcr iill0 sic critcn, sic felt lat
ger 3cit bier onlonotcn. uno lie
itcbell inter Gontrolc cillcS ySll.
ronGS," cine grt Eooronc, ser ibncll
oic 9cfcble 0eS Gnpit0nS iibermittclt
lno iiir sic pronptc AitSiiibrlrng
oerielbcn iorOt.
i.' Ncucr Golmetiher."
Cine Gcpcidc oitS @oi6ington, 9.
Is, meloet, Oob SllliltS 2iilbner ais
NritiidJ polniid)er Golnciidcr I'M
Ginlpnn6crun0&oicnite @oltinlorc'S
nrit cincru SoI6r bon $1,000 erllonllt
'nuroc. ''1.''I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30

&%onnen feineS err.
langen.- @e9en bes glltsbleibens
oes @eIteines aus Snoiana mllb Die
Mrbeit oil Dem reuen @eb1iioe Der
@alters'ihen altnitaaaerie persoaert
meroen. @r. @nlters miro anfangs
ndditer @ode nieoer o1ts 9tcip.D orf
ermartet. Gas neilea @ebdiloe beiinoet
lid an Der HorOweit.Gde bon Charles.
nn6 GentresStraBe nno lit ungefdDr
'balb fertig. t'c"1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30

0ic IuSiihten ouf einen
&oblengrdber : Illsitano babcn sltr
Jolge gcbabt, boB Die Giienbobnen
uuc I'M SronSport beiinolibeu ao6len
.iiir iid) ieIbit bcbalten baben uno BAL
tilnore 'eit GINGER 3eit obne ieomeoe
3rilibr BON &oblcn gcblieben lit. @ie
elmer Der aoblelb1nbler geitcrn NIT
tbeiltc, iinO bic in Sen &oblcn60ien
po~rbaloenen GorrGtbe failm genii-
gcno, oen louienocn @e0ari sll oedell.
Gie i1rnmtlid)en aoblenD1noler iino
ilberlooen nit 9eitellungcn, bod fon-
men tic ibre ar11ocn ni6t beirieoigen.
Wit Der Ilsiidt, in ser i11dltcn Belt
feile aoblen 5u crbaltcrL iinb Die @e.
ld)dite Der aobdenbdnbler uifts me-
niger ols oielneripredeno. Die Sroge
eiles ~gusitanoes miro nidlt Dor Mitte
Ipril sur entideioung fommen, uno
Bis Sabin lit lucni8 3uiubr ST. erfpar-
ten.
Stnuriscr - S. - eiucB
tralrigen Sobes itorb qeitern Slbeno
gegen 6 ltbr In ieiher @obnling, Or.
dt6, Siio-G ollos.S traBe, Der 43
Sabre alte Sobn Seib. 9erielbe lit
ifon ieit geraunler 3cit an sllfobo-
lismlls, iiito ols geitern slbeno iein
grl.oer Widacl in oas S1loi5immcr
oes Sarlies fam, fanb er benieIben
foot Dor Dem 0ett fnieeno auf. So.
rorer Or. Sglebart enti6ico, oob
Mlfobolismiis porliege, benotridtigtc
ober 5ugleid) Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BON Dem fiirdterliden 3uItonoe, in
lpeldem iidl Dos Saus beiinoet. Ser
betagte @ater bes 0eritorbenen lit
ottaeblid) irriinnig inns leine beioen
griioer ioIlcn alei6fafls oenr Trltufc
crgeben icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-30

Gorporotionen nit $4,000 bis $780,
600 itrofbor lit. Scr angcbcr crbGlt
Die SGlftc Ser Struic.
8raudcn 0aS @elo.
9aS ltnterballS bot sic 9ciisit.
Gill, melde ipeitere $4,000 fir Die
Iusgoben Der 2cgislatur pcrlpiQi0t,
nit so gegen IL Stimmer iibcr ouS
Seto oes @ouper1crrS pailirt.
Sanglamer Sob.
Sie Gill beS Selcgutel1 9rodnnl
fir Die S%ortlctu1g elmer pcrmoncll-
ien Steuerrate bon 60 Gents ouf 81.
gentbum an Yripotitroben Itirbt I'M
l%lnterboltic zines longiunlcn SooeS;
Die Bill crbiplt in Drittrr Sellut0 nid)t
Die cpnItitutionele Stimmcujobl bon
81 Stimmer. .ru
Inbou an ooS 3u 6 tt al $.
Gas Sinult6 = Gomitc berid)tcte
bette I'M Srnot Die Gill ocS Seno-
tors Wormon, $13i,000 fiir einell
gnban al bos Stootsa 3lldtboltS 81
ueriulli1cn, giinitig Elm.
Son ocnliclben Golnitc pltr0c olld,
bic 9ia 0c9 Senators Sec 0iinitiN
einberidtct, iucld)c pcriiigt, ooB fir
Wanrcnlagcr BON mebr olS $4,000
mo binollf sum- @crtbc bon $4,000
fir icoc lueitcrc $4,000 cilc Grtro,
&anoclS.2 iccn5gebiibr bon $50 be-
5ablt mcrocn mub. Wtit $4,000
bort bic Stcigcrltng oili.
$4,000 mcbr.
Sic @ia, $4,000 fir bic Sumc&.
notwithstanding pcrluiQigcl,b, mltrz
DC bclltc ollf I1trog ocs Senators
9oibiell omcnoirt mo Die %rrluiQi.
gllng ollf $G5,O00 crbobcn.
Gem percn5 Eetitinncn.
Cine 0on5c In5obl Ectitioncr, sic
Innobnnc Scr oSomc Gltlc Scn1pr.
ren5.Siu" bcfiirluortcno, wrroc bclltc
I'M llntcrboltS cilgcrcid)t. Cine @Sc.
tition mar bonn Cardinal Gibbons
utlo onOcren @ciitli6cn ultcr5cihnet.
SGnnltlid)c Ectitipncn mllroen uli
oaS Scnpcrcn5sGomite u~cripieIcn.
Gintgllng cr5ielt.
9oS bc5iigli6 Der Bill, mcld)c fir
bic in Si9noltbiirmcn Der Giicn6oh.
men Itotiorirtcn SclcgropbiItcn Den
SsltilnoiNcn NrbcitStog periiigt, er-
nonntc Gpnfcrcn5-Gonlite clni0tc Iid
bcltc. sic Dill mitroc nit 0oll, oc-
ringlilgigen Icnocrilngcn bonn Go
mite gi~rt9ebcibcI, mic ser Scrlot lie
poilirtc.
.,. Gin ncner 81 i6tcr.
@ounerneirr @nriieio bat bei6loiz
len, an SteQe bcS pcritorbcnen Hid)4
tiers Srolut bon Gentrcpille oen Gr.
StoatstS cnotnr 9lllitin g. GrptbGrS
bon GccilsGonntp SIT crncnncr. &crr
GrotbcrS Itcbt dllf alien Scitcn il
bobclit Inlcbcn hltb lit Elm lcbr f1bi=
ger Wonn. ... d. ...l.. .I..
0egcn sic uTcnnipGponioz
@oDn".
Mit cincm Gptlnl bon 81 oeoer
81 bat ooS llntcrbola cine WiQ OcS
@rll. 9cnIon ollgenonmlcn, morin e3
Der nEcnniplponio.9 obn" @pcrboten
miro, in11crbolb 5ipei Mcilen bon Der
ncllcn Stootgrcn6c cine ilcllc Giicil-
bobn 5lt ballcll. 9cS1lcihen onrf Die
llcltc Nobn nid)t inncrbolb 5lpci Mci-
len bon Campers Sill in Soluor0.Go.
gcbant perocl. 9icic WiQ lit Elm
Sub'titlt fiir oc1 BON Srn. Garter
Dor einigcn Sogcn ein1crcid)tcnElon.
@cnn 0ic Dill o|ngenonlnlen miro,
muB bic @obn in Scr NG6c bon
@albin9ton ob5iucigen nrlo il6cr
S%Dfcapiae nod) Sinloniunn grbcn, nm
bon BORT oic Serbinblngslinic spi-
ldeh Baltimore unb Ebilooclpbiu 5l
crrcid)er.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-23
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.


II not convenient to call at The
Star ONCE, 18th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue. leave your advertise
ment at any OF the following
Branch omces:
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Gentner's Drug Store. l4th and s,s
Eppley's Drug Store. l4th and yelling pl
Portmsn's Drug store. I4th and Il. I. ave.
Iupton's Drug Stege, Vermont ave. and 3 ST
Kings Drts Store, 18th and SITS.
Hoitzclaw's News Stand, i1oS Pa ave.
Iierhst's Drug Store 25th and Pa. ave-
Criswelrs Drug Store. eth and t ats.
Postal TELEGRAPH Once, llss Conn Conn, ave ave
Postal Telegraph once 9Th and SITS
Postel Telegraph once. Penn. II. r. staurn.
Woodward & Lothrop. Information Bureau.
Interior Dep sth & SITS. Telegraph once
lenifer bldg: 7th 4 sts,: Telss,aP6se , Once
Commercial Bank bldg. Telegraph omce.
Corridor T. s. Capitol.
Grier 8 Grier.s Pharmacy, 9Th & \; y 10 ave- we
Goldenhers's Department store slIZe Gun
The Hufchips Kenner Drug Co. 18th Que
Butler 4 Field. druggists. 30 4 ind'.1 ma, ave-
Louis h. CssteIl. Pharmacist. 800 llth ST.
GEORGETOWN!
0'ponnell's Drug Store, 32d and 81 sts.
O'Donnelrs Drug Store. 32d and O Sta
Adams Express ofbce l222 SD st
pride's Pharmacy. 2sth and p sts.
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Ksnea1y's Pharmacy. " Capitol and ! ats
Halsy's Pharmacy. llth and p. Caption SUE
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Vim. Thomas Prightwood ave. and Long
fellow IT.
TEELEYTowN, D. c.:
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SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF co
Iurnbia holding Probate Court.-So. 1879, ad-
tionrnis Is TO give notice that the sub
scriber OF the District OF Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the District of Cslum-
bia letters testamentary on the estate Of Sarah
Janette penieks late of the District of Columbia.
deceased. AL persons having claims agatnst the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated,
TO the subscriber OF before the Goth day OF
July, A. ID. 1907. otherwise they may By law be
excluded from all benefits Of said estate. Given
under my hand this 2eth day OF July. 1900. L.
cABEIL WILLIAMSON, 45s La. ave. Affect:
JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for the Dis
triet Of Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate Court. L.
CABEGL WILLIAMSON. Attorney jy2S1aw3t