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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
COCHRAN TAUGHT AT
SENATE DEBATERS
New York Member Launches Out
Into Defense Of Hepburn
Rate Bill.
nv Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c., April 1.-THE
feature OF to-day's proceedings In the
House Of Representatives was the speech
made By Mr.. Cochran (New York;, who
under an agreement made on a previous
day, was given an hour to elucidate the
subject OF general debate" on appropri-
alton bills In view OF the announcement
that Mr.. Cochran would speak the gale
ries were crowded and q very large pro-
portion OF the members OF the House
were III attendance. 81 5,,.lj .s fts}$ 81
Mr. Cochran, after short discussion
OF the fiction OF general debate" and
tho failure of members to attend the sit
tngs OF the House, while subjects COW
ering the widest possible latitude were
being Illuminated, launched out into a
defense Of the Hepburn rate bill and the
high position taken by tho House not
only in the exceptional character OF the
legislation, but In the dlgnified way In
which the bill passed the lower branch
OF Congress.
"a constitutional lawyer; how are we
able to distinguish him? Not by the
number Of decisions Of courts proving
his contentious. but by the wonder and
awe OF his associates at the multiplicity
OF his quotations. the strangeness of his
phrases, the fullness OF his mcn and
the mystery OF his meaning. cloud
applause.)
lust Stand Pat.
These constitutional lawyers he said,
had spread their wings and taken flight
far beyond the view Of ordinary citt-
zens. If a railroad did not like the ac-
ton OF the commission all It need do is
to Ignore the order.
"All 1t need do Is to stand pat" he
exclaimed.
Progress was made on the postonlce
appropriation bill. eighteen OF tho twenty
nine pages having been completed, but
few amendments being made to the
amount OF the appropriations to any con-
siderable extent Mr.. Bartlett (Georgia)
offered an amendment giving the right
to any person or corporation, who. hav-
Ing applied to the Postmaster General
for nm admission OF publication to the
mails at second-class rate and the APP
plication having been refused, to apply
for q writ Of mnndamus to the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia that
tho case may be reviewed. The amend-
ment went out on a point or order,
The House adjourned until Tomorrow.
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that the Postoff1ce Department. when
I come with the recommends tfon for
the establishment OF a postoftlce,
shall not refer me to the pension
clerk 1lere In Washington or refer
mo to the gentleman who holds a
Federal Office int the city OF Richmond,
IS or tell me to wait until these gentle
men report Why should not the pa
irons OF the office be consulted? The
system OF appointments OF postmasters
and location OF postofces by ref
43 cree s-who are generally either Fed
eral office holders or aspirants for
4 some offlce-is disgrace to this
government, and IS n positive proof
OF the incapaclty Of the Postottice
Department. The first assistant post
master-gen eral. who has charge OF
this matter, should change the rules
of that department or, II he cannot
administer HIS coffee. should resign,
or this House should cut, down tho
~ compensation that he receives,
jta.1 = a. claImed,. bvsthe Republicans TINT
the referees to whom'tthe President ma s
committed the duty OF selecting men 70
FIJI theS various Federal Offices IN the
South were selected by the President
himself, but the Democrats do not pc
lieve a word OF It.
Curious Situation.
A remarkable thing in connection with
the Roanoke postmastership, to which
George Il, HartfHNas appointed by the
President, and whose name was WITH
drawn inHyiew Of serious charges al
fecting the character OF the appointee
is that the President should have sent
to the Senate in the place Of the name
OF Hart, Funkhousers name, on the re-
commentator Of man implicated IN
the land deal which caused Harris name
to be withdrawn. 1t Is not known thnt
there will be opposition to the confirmn-
lion NJ the appointment of Funkhouser.
Admiral Schley will attend the banquet
~ the Washington and Andrew Jackson
Lodge of Masons In Alexandria on the
evening OF the oath instant, and deliver an
address on John Paul Jones. whose maj
funeral, 1t is presumed. will be held at
Annapolis on that day
q Representative Glass's bill authorizing
the Bordcrland Coal Company to bridge
rug River in A1ingo county, West Vir-
glnia. was favorably reported to the
House to-day The stockholders In the
company are constituents OF Mr.. Glass's.
The monument which the Pennsylvania
Legislature authorized to be erected at
Marye's Heights, near Fredericksburg,
commemorative of the charge OF Hum
phreys brigade Of Pennsylvannns at
the battle of Fredericksburg, will be
erected in the national, cemetery there.
It was tho wish Of the commissioners APP
pointed to superintend the erection Of
tho monument that It stand on the
heights, but the price of a site was so
high that application was made to the
Secretary Of War for permission to place
It In the cemetery. The request was
granted, The monument will cost s22,500
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a E87sTi ( - ~ 4'-1 'v-T n q ~ ~ a
Affairs.

B CFrom Our Regular Corrcsnondento
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 12.-Wn-
liam ". Oakes appointed regular; J. M.
Elliott, sub. rural carrier; route !, at Swan
sonWlle, Va. Rural route No.. one or
dered established June 1st at Carrsvilie,
Isle OF Wight county, Va serving 46O
people and 40 houses.
Postmnsters appointed: Virginia-Dona,
Lee county. Milan ?. Miller, y. vice I. r:
Brotherton, resigned; Old : NH, Isle =, OF
w. j. sGwaltney, resigned.
North Carollnn-Trust. Madison county.
jackson II. Price. vice G. ]. Ebas, re-
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Farmers Mass Meeting.

(speclnl to Tho Dispntch,)
II CHATHAM, VA. April 12,--senntor a.,
r. THOMAS, OF Lynchburg, will on Mon
div address mass meeting OF Pittsyl-
yania county farmers here, His coming
is being given wide publication, and n
large crowd Will greet him. The occa-
sion will be under tho auspices OF the
PIttsylvanla Farmers Association,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
ARGUMENT BEGINS
in CASE OF SMOOT
Carlisle Asks That Seat Of Utah
Senator Be Declared
Vacant.
(l3y Associated Press.)

N ---- 10y u
WASHINGTON, April 2.-Arguments In
the case Of Senator Reed Slnoot were bo-
gun to-day before the Senate Committee
on Privileges and Elections Form t,r !. Sec :
ARGUED that Mr. Shoots membership In
the body Of apostles made him equally
Responsible with the othor apostles TOR
any wrong doings under the laws Of tho
Mr. Carlisle contended that tho case
against Mr.. Smoot Is such as to dlsquallfy
him for service, and that y can, be done
tie Utah Senator lacks the requisite quail
fications, and the seat therefore can be
vacated by majority vote,
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Amount Of capital stock paid up in cash.

Amouh' y cap'A' 'oA pAo - -
fraesta teowned
ice mpe'
upon which mi tina
ton a dmortg & go.
pershab - ~ ~
value buildings 900 90
roto vou ], said mortrared promises ~. laao
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13
Nomination Confirmed.

(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, April 12.-The Senate
to-day confirmed the following nominal
tions
Postamste rs-Yirginia-L. L. White
stone, Culpeper.
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RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
Will Prevent Premature Publica
ton of Private Information.

(Ry Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 12.-NIr.
Culberson presented In the Senate to-
day concurrent resolution, including
Senators and members Of the House in
the BIZ prohibiting officials of the gov
eminent from prematurely giving ont pri-
vate information Of the government. and
It was adopted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-13

No Better tobaecos made than those man
uActured by Bailey Bros, Winston Salem,
North Carolina. NOT INATRUST.
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81 81 American
Granulated Sugar,
.4.1ac:. lib ID
Canned Tomatoes and Sugar
Corn, can, Sc.
z lbs. Mountain Roll Butter, Csc

Country JowIs, per pound .......... &c
Dunlop Best Patent Flour, roc bas;
or barrel . ly'!' Q
silver King, best flour sold noe
bag; or, barrel ..................Ta.17
Good Salt Pork, per pound ...,........7o
Beat city Meal loo peck, per
bushei Observation-Disclosures. oV ''
Evaporated Peaches, per pound ......11 y. u
3 Cans Succotash for ......,.........Ioc
Good Lard, per pound ..,......y.'.'c
1.lb Brick BoneIess Cod Fish, per
not,nd . .,,.,,,,...,... &c
Best Einin Butter. per pound ~. CSC
Maple syrup, large bottles .".........lOc
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Statue of General Greene.

(By Associated PressD
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 12.-The
Senate to-day passed bill providing for
tho erection of q statue of General Ma
thnniel Greene on the battlefield of Gull
ford Courthouse, N, G,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-30
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT
No. 1882 Columbia road, large briek
rooms and all modern improvements. In
good neighborhood and near 18th st.
cars. Rent, $7e.
No. 1712 co. ST. NV, 3.story brick
house with white stone trimmings.
rooms and bath, all modern improve.
ments. Temporarily occupied. Can b
seen. Rent, $50.
No. 1874 18th ST. NV. 3-story and
basement kitchen brick house, 10 rooms
and bath; all modern Improvements.
Has been occupied BY same tenant Tor
many years. Rent, $55
No. 1919 st. NV. beautiful Rock
creek granite house Of three stories,
with 10 rooms and bath. beautiful
home. Rent. $55.
No. 1011 New Hampshire ave-, large
double front, corner Il" St. = rooms
and bath; all rooms front. Rent. SOS.
No. 210 Delaware ave. ne near Capt.
toi and new s, union lion, station sstory ana
bath; all modern Improvements. Rent.
No. 1908 New Hampshire ave, near
Washington Circle. q pretty three story
brick house, with rooms and bath IN
No. 1918 goth at. NV. a three-story,
plain front house. with 8 good rooms and
bath; heated by furnace; nice front and
back yards. In good rep ir. Rent,
$3.50.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTs-
Call send for a bulletin Of desirable
apartments for rent to be for
rent October In some Of the best
located, most substantial and conven-
fently arranged apartment buildings In
the city. Immediate possession be
given.
SWARTZEII,. RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
w
FOR RENT-1412 21ST ST. N.W.-10 ROON
and bath. DAVIS & STURTEVANT,
se29-3t 14O4 G st. NV
FOR RENT-918 NW.-MODERN. COMFOR
able. bright and well heated house; II rooms a
bath; hot-water heat. OWNER. go 9Th "
teleuhOpe NJ 206f ee29-7I
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NUK KENT =.
No. 1882 Columbia road, large brick
and stone house, with stories. -
rooms and all modern improvements. In
good neighborhood and near 18th st.
cars. Rent, $7e
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64s Louisiana ave- NV.
sol and b03 q st. ne, store and dwelling $50 90
1880 st. NV, II rooms. bath.......... 40 90
1922 18th st. NV, rooms. bath. ........ IS so
625 Sd st. ne, nat, rooms. ba tn ...... 80 80
412 NJ st. NV, rooms. bath. .......... 80 so
s12 F st. NV. 2 upper foor. rooms. ba. rs 90
314 st. s.w., rooms, bath. ........... 20 so
843 La. ave. NV, entire ID floor ........ 20 90
sos Morris st. Me-. fat, rooms BATH. 80
1854 n. c. ave. ne. rooms, bath. 49,. 1880
1923 Mclean ave. e.w.. rooms, bath -. 10 80
713 9Th st. s.w.. 8 rooms. water. ........ IS 40
Ridge road. Wesley Hshts, D. O.. 1Or., b. 1900
1905 11tR st. Sc. i rooms water ..... 1900
Gil C st. NV. large room on I'd floor. HOO
1873 10th at. NV, ..........,. 10 90
80 Jackson court me-, rooms water.... 10 so
2117 l. st. NV. rooms, water ........ 100
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FOR RENr-A LARGE CORNER HOUSE IN
central northwest. II rooms all front rooms:
nice bath rooms. steam heat; s"4 sth st. NV;
rent. S65. Ready for occupancy October 1.
STONE FAfRFAX l542 New York
FOR SALE-CDMFLETE HOME: NEW; g
rooms; bath; cellar: furnace heat: hot and cold
water. near Station; price $500; S}1 cash;
$50 monthly; ready Nov. /. ID. NJ NESBTr.
Mt. Rainier. se29-2ts
6OR RENT-SU TABLE FOR PIIISICIAN-l214
y ST. NV; II rooms. baths; hOt-water heat;
q Il. side yard; side porch: house in excellent
repair. rent, SIS: stable. SIS.
Ii ROY MARK,
The Oval Sign. i4l0 C st.
se2y3t
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FOR lighthouses.

UNFINISHED.
FOB RENT
UNFINISHED.
1920 T. T. ave. NV. 2Ir.. %. per an. 500 90
l724 9 ST., rooms and bath. 100000. 60.00
1922 9 st.. rooms and bath .::...... $3.50
1924 @ st. NV, rooms and bath. $3.50
1920 Sherman ave-. IL rooms and BATH. $500
1882 14th ST., rooms and bath. ....ss< $50
FLATS.
1406 ut. NV:
I'd, Sd and 4th frs, f6r. and ba tbs, mo. 1000
1126 Conn. ave-, rooms and bath. $500
C0EORED TENANTS.
6E I ut. se.. INSTRUMENTATION. 1000
THE CHELSEA.
Three 5-room apartments, well lighted and near
two car lines,
STORES.
1882 14th st., large room. ...........,.. 1000
OFFICES
718 18th ut. NV:
Mt nooE. .................ss...sssS X
.SS
1928 n. Z. ave- . rooms, ID door 49,. 5000
1925 st., 2d-hoor back room. ......... 1900
lag Fscst, Cd aNor 2 rooms CON 100
se21-tf
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FOR RENT
Houses Furnished unfurnishedD offices.
stores and apartments, in the most desirable sec
lions Of the city
Rent lists supplied upon request
Call write to our Office.
II. II. FULLER REALTY CO.,
New York. Chicago Washington,
Washington office. 913-14-15, Munsey bldg.
se23-Su,tf
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FOR RENT-A MOST DESIRABLE NEW HOUSE.
built by physician for his home; colonial
ehitecture; II large bright rooms large closets
In each room and halls: baths; hot-wa ter heat !;
side light: near 10th and SITS. n.w.; may be
leased. Rent, $S3.S3. STONE & FAIRFAX,
se2o-3t 1912 New York ave. NV.
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FOR RENT
625 Az sw. or imps. SIS. I457 ,imps $15 so
ss9 Cs.w. 81; imps sls solsS1A Dsw.sr, impil 50
1923 ~ sw Or mp$15 60l348 Mda Or, inns 50
112O Sc 6r,imps so 7O8 It'll sw. Or ami. $3.50
sw. Or, wis. $11. sol 81 Del sw, 90
Phone Main 1926. CHAS. a. PARKER,
se29-3t 485 ~ st.
FOR RENT-s25 18th ST. NV,
Corner Of st.. New steam heat plumbing and
light fixtures. VIII decorate to suit tenant.
JAMES H. TAYLOR, IT,,
Re12-h 1410 G ct. NV.
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THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY.
907 G st. NV.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.
COZ 11th st. NV, II rooms and bath. $sSO0
1917 II 81 n'Wn rooms and bath. 5000
$40 Fla ave ..................... 1870
644 G ar ne rooms snd ba tn ..,, 30. 90
IIO5 Fla ave n o Sr latrobe and fur =. q. so
1907 G st. Sc, rooms and bath zZ.oo
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
1900 " J. ave, rooms and bath, LIST hoor "a .W
1918 Duncan st ne. 5r. and b., LIST floor. LOU
SUBURBAN HOUSES FOR RENT. o.o
1915 Quincy st. ne, IT., bath ana celar.:. SV-Jo
2407 Randall me-, Langdon. Or. stable lSW
Langdon. d. c. hot and cold wa. rooms. ls.0
Mills road. Langdon. ID. G., 6r and water low
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
LIST and lexington place me-, 1900 80. II.
floor space; per month =. 'l9 % 20
9th and 10th, G and Fl SITS ne; per month. 100
FARM FOR RENT.
Tidewater, oo'VV
FOR COLoRED TENANTS.
2l57 9th st. NV, store 8 rooms ...... I2.@
800 Nichols ave-, Anacostfa, ID. C......... lS-W
Navy nj. Sc, 4roora brick. water. S2o
Ioudoun ct. Sc, Ar. brick water and sewer o.oO
THE HARRISON REALTY CO,
se2otf 9O7 q st. NV.
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beautiful house. until April /. Apply JOIN
SHERMAN, 1413 G NV. se2o-u
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HEIWICE-A-WEEk AMERICAN
The Cheapest and Best Family News
paper Published.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A WEAR.
Six Months, SO Cents.

THE T~W1CE-A:wEE1l AMERICAN
is published in two issues, Tuesday
and Friday mornings, with tha news
OF the week in compact shape. It nj
so contains interesting special Cor
respondence, entertaining. romances.
good poetry. local matter Of general
interest and fresh miscellany suitable
for the home circle. A carefully edit.
ed Agricultural Department and full
and reliable Financial and Market Rc.
ports are special features.
see clubbing arrangements IN other
parts Of paper,
entered at the Postotice at Bnlti-
more, Md rs seco4d.class matter,
April 49, 1904.
GHAs!t FULTON CO.
FELIX AGNES MKT apd8RupIsheF:s
AMERICAN OFFICE
BAIT1MoBE MD
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-19

and murder. I would rather
have q dozen lepers IN my topoo Than
rs many Uhiskey shops
Another mater which ycn are 20
.eonstdef us 4hete There are
lations ID ggnf urtsdieH q ted
refaI aw prohibiting and com
Eblnations 81 capital 81 tue ratnt OF
on the Old principle thai no
man must iniufe another neither
must any set pf men combfRs againgt
lie interests Of others for their own
.seihah gain. Bnt You must bear in
mind that all great combinations of
capital + by no means unlawful.
Americas commercial supremacy IL
due In most part to the great combi.l
nations of capital that have started
Ethe world with their success in sysi
Ttematic production. No fault for I'M
stance, should be found against a rail-
road simply because it Is a railroad,
but they must be made to obey the
law the same; al an individual, and.
the smallest Individual shipper qpust
be given the same treatment as the
largest corporation.
Corporations Not Inherently Evil.
only the small, narrow and CON
.temptfble condemn a corporation sim
ply because it is a corporation. Cor
porations are directed by men, like
yourselves. and represent in capital
only the investments OF men like your
selves. To tax or badger corpora
tons out Of existence would be merely
to bring a calamity. Think what would
happen If we taxed the railroads out
oft exfstance-and we had no railroads.
What would we dog"
Judge Dayton also instructed The
grand jury tt investigate n charges
of violations against the postal sys-
tenn, either by employees or others.
He took occasion, however, ia state
that in his opinion it was remarkable
that there were SO few violations of
the law among the government en-
ployes. surrounded, as they are with
temptations. He denounced 1t scath-
ing terms. the man or woman who
would send through the United States
mails a letter in which a single word
would bring the blush OF shame to
the face of anyone.
The charge to the grand jury con-
sumed about two hours, and at its
conclusion Judge Dayton announced
an adjournment to 2 O'Clock in the af-
ternoon. The following are the mem
bers of the grand jury: George r.
Thomas. E. NJ. Roome. w. H. Hupp,
Andrew Helsley, s. A. Fellsler. E. s.
Rrues, A. A Smith, e F Harmer,
james Huki1l. Joseph Howley, E. W.
Waters, G F. blanchard, and 3. F.
Blum. The first named four were
drawn for the petit jury, but were
qualified to complete the grand jury.
Before the charge vas delivered to
the jury, on motion of General Cald-
well, Edwin K1lheS of this city, was
admitted to the bar. The court an
nounced that with the consent Of the
attorneys, the case of the Wheeling
Creek Coal Company would go over
to the next term. and Gen. T. s.
Riley. for the company, agreed.
School Books EXCHANGED
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School Books Exchanged
at a C. Kinkead's. 314 Main street.
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!. eARRAcKvlLLE NEWS.
J
+++

BARRACKvTLLE, Sept. 1s.-Twice
the heading "Barnsyille Items" has
appeared over our items. We are not
writing from Barnsvil1e. Perhaps the
mistake was the "%levi1's''--I mean the
printers devil.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Ridge
way on the 10th, a son This is the
first son in the family. but the little
fellow was preceded by five sisters.
Born, INTO Mr.. Lonnie Burgess and
wife, a daughter, On the 18th. This
is the young parents first, and no
doubt papa is wearing a broad smile.
The funeral of Miss Neptune oc
Cured here on Sunday afternoon, the
one whose demise occurred at or near
Clarksburg last Friday. IS noted in
the West virginIan of Saturday. The
funeral discourse was delivered by
Rev, bud" Smith.
Three Miss Gfngs. of near Sulphur
Springs, Pocahontas county. w. Va,
arrived in town this morning to visit
their uncle, Ed. and aunt Mary
Straight and others.
A Debate.
Ed. Ira G. Moore informs us that
he has been called upon to enter a re
liglous discussion with the Mormons
at Dellslow, near Morgantown. His
opponent Is to be Mr.. D. L. Shinn, Of
Adamston, aT1l the discussion is to
begin in Saturday night. the 22d, at
Z o'clock, and to be held in a large
tent. Large crowds are expected to
attend.
Under the directions Of the board
of education for this district, our
school house, which has been made
quate to meet the demands the school
has made upon it for several years, is
undergoing repairs that will greatly
improve its capacity to accommodate
an unusual gathering. The present
yestibule and bell.tower is to be taken
away and d much larger one put up in
its stead, thus giving room in it for
the stair course which is now between
the two lower rooms. This will al.
low the old stair course and partitions
to be removed. 1t is the plan to put
in a folding partition between these
lower rooms, so that they a be
thrown into one one special occasions
connected with progressive school
work. It will not be many years, how
ever, until our town will have out.
grown the accommodating capacity Of
the present school building, and Will
have to build larger.
Our blacksmith, Mr.. q. d. Robinson,
reports work very strong at his shop.
He now has n good and commodious
shop and Is prepared to shoe your
horse. fix your wagon or buggy, paint
either or both, and also repair shoes
and boots.
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Surprise Party.

mrs Cora Roger and daughter. Miss
Jessie gave a pleasant surprise party
for Miss Pearl Roger last evening at
homso on Diamond street, in honor
her nineteenth birthday. In the
IRIS part OF the evening while Miss.
aaa4I away from home. the inyit-
edeuesta arriSedsto gTeet her npon her.
he ning happtiy
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An Accident.

A fine driving horse owned by Mr..
Boyers met with an acct,
dent yesterday which might have
caused her death. The horse had been
turned into a field in the rear Of the
hospital and was rolling in the grass
and cut a large cash in her hip on
a piece OF glass. Two arteries we're
severed and several stitches had to be
taken.
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MfssFAnna DaMson sprgil
psifent from iatMon stfe adntftted
Miss Maggie Williams went
Huntington to-day 70 nurse patient
forEDE Sands
MI. Ed. Holmes of Jackson street
was admitted yesterday for surgical
treatment
Mrs. Simon Board was dismissed
yesterday and returned TO her home on
Cottage avenue.
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Thursday, September
q, 1905, Beginning
at 10 O'Clock a. m.

REMEMBER - The improvements
advertised are actual facts and not
promises. i
WITH a FIFTEEN MINUTE
STREET CAR Service and five cent
fare limit 5elIvlew il the MOST Ac-
cEsslBLE suburb to Falrmont's bus
iness center.
RELLWEw HEIGHTS is the great.
est ReAI Estate Offering ever made In
Fafrmont.
RELLVIEW LOTS will increase IN
value more rapidly than any other
Falrmont Real Estate for the Feasot,
that there will be a greater demand for
them on account Of their accessibility
and modern convenlenoes.
ANYONE CAN BUY a BELLvIEw
LOT. Look at the terms. Only one.
fourth cash and balance to suit the
purchaser.
II you want to build . home there
is no better location than eetiview
Heights.
u you have money to Invest either lr
large or small amounts you can not
hope to find any ARsoLUTELY SAFE
investments that will bring such large
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