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commissioners Notice.

OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washing
ton, j. c., September p. l9O6.-Notice is
hereby given, that on the 3lst day OF
October. 1906 viii expire all licenses
issued by the Assessor Of the District
of Columbia TO apothecaries. auction
eers, automobile storage warehouses,
bin posters, prOprietors Of billiard,
pool. and other tables, bowling alleys.
barrOOms brewers and trewers' agents.
boarding houses, baths, mediums. clair
vOyants, paimists, etc, cattle dealers.
commission merchants, claim agents.
cigar dealers. contractors arriaEe and
wagon makers, cOnfec' fers, dealers
in secondhand person. property. deal
eTs ia markets, deg s in gasoline
kerosene or oils OF I'D grade, dealers in
fireworks, fuel hue teTs. florists. Eo-
tells, intelligence an employment offices
investment companies, livery stables.
laundries (steam and hand). land and
Improvement companies. public halls.
railroad ticket brokers. restaurants and
eating houses, real estate agents. pro
prietors of slot machines. storage ware
houses (OiD, theaters. undertakers and
wholesale liquor dealers All persons
conducting the above branches OF busi-
ness are hereby notified 10 promptly
renew their licenses, as required by law.
H. H DARNEILLE, Assessor. d. c.
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Legal Notice.

EDWARD II THOMAS AND AN
DREW B. DUVALL. Attorneys. In
the Supreme Court OF the District OF
columbia Holding a District Court.
IN het me opening or q minor street
In square SIS. IN the District OF Colum-
bia. District Court No. 695 Notice is
hereby given that the Commissioners Of
the District Of Columbia, pursuant TO
the provisions OF section 1903 et seq. Of
the Code OF Laws for the District CT
Columbia and An act making apprO-
priauOns to provide for the expenses Of
the District OF Columbia for the fiscal
year ending June S9th 1907. and for
other purposes; approved Junc 9th.
1906, have filed petition IN this court
praying the condemnation Of the land
necessary for the opening Of a minor
street from q 10 / street Ia square SlS,
I'm the District of Columbia, as shown
on q map or plat iiled with said petit
tiOn. as part thereof, and praying also,
that a jury of five Judici0gR, d4sinter-
eEted men, not related 70 any person
interested IN these proceedings and not
ia the service or employment ot The
District Of Columbia or OF the United
States, be summoned by the United
States Marshal for the District 0f CO.
lumbia 20 assess the damages each
owner OF land 20 be taken may sustain
by reason Of the opening o. the afore-
said minor street. and the cOndemna-
uUn OF the land necessary for the pur-
poses thereof. and to assess the bene-
nts resulting therefrCm, lnclucLnE the
expenses Of these proceedings. as pro-
vlded tn and by the Code and Act Cf
Congress heretofore referred TO. IL is
by the court this 1st day of October,
4. D. 1906, ORDERED that all persons
having any interest in these prOceel-
lngs De. and they are hereby, warned
and commanded 10 appear in this court
on or before the I'D DAY OF OCTC-
BER. a. d 1906. AT 10 O'CLOCK a NJ.
and TO continue IN attendance until
the court shall have made its
nnal order raufying and con
nrming the award OF damages and the
assessments OF benefits OF the jury TO
be empaneled and sworn herein: and 1T
is further ordered that a copy OF this
notice and order be published once in
the Washington Law Reporter, and
once in the Washington Evening Star,
Washington Post, and Washington
Times, newspapers published IN said
District, before the said 22d day of Oc-
tobeT A D. 1896. II is further ordered
that @ copy Of this notice and order be
served by the United States Marshal for
the said District, or his deputies, upon
such OF the owners OF the Zee OF the
land 20 be condemned herein as may
be found by the said Marshal, or his
deputies, within the District Of Colum-
bia, before the said 22d day Of October,
A. y. 1900 (SeaJ By the court. HARRY
NJ. CLABAUGH, Justice. A true copy.
Test: J. r. YOUNG. Clerk BY f +.
Assistant Clerk.
II
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S0uIEERN RAILMAY.

e B-Fo!lOsging schedule figures published
orIy a. information. and are not guaranteed
80 A A. DA4LG-L-oc4l Ior EarrlsunbuFg.
IArarreuloz. Ayals-lle. and way ELauOns-
1851 A Il DAILE-Ft ashluglon ana Florida
Limited. Flrst-class coaches AND sleeper ts
columbia savannah. aud Jacksonville.
Dining Car service.
s1.1s a II DAlLE-Uuited States Fast Mali.
Ffrst-class coaches and sleeper 70 New Or
lsgus Dining Car service
x.E1 = Y WEEK DA AI5-EJcal Tor HarrfsoH.
burg ana 1.ay stations on Manassas Branch
s-55 = ~ DAILN-LoCaI Ior Earrsnton and
n p NJ DAILY-New York and Atlanta
FYuress FLrse-ClazS COacn 70 Atlanta
sI-epsr 20 columbus. Ga. VIA AtLanLas
Funser Route Tourist Sleeper Washingt0a
20 san FranClzso AoncaJ =. Wednesdays.
AEd ETl01ys.
s.Eg - II DAILE-Esw YORK and Florida
E-Xpres5 Through Coaches and Sleepera %
Columbia Savannah. and Jacksonville
Sleeper - Augusta and FOrI tampa DtR-
irg Car Service "a "a Carte
Ea.U5 p Il. DALL4-NeH YORK aud Memphis
Limited tyia L-yncl0lTgJ. tiTst-claas Coach
and SIseplnE Car 10 Eca coke knoxviIa.
t-hEttanlCEa. au1 llelI-Lh4af Sleeper . New
orleans Dining service.
re-s5 p q. DAILE-Washlugt ugton and South
yregtern Limited. All Pullman train OBJ
seryatton car TO Atlanta and Macon Cluh
Csr 70 Atlanta. Slsspsrs % Nashville. At
Lan-a Macon. El-mlug E1Tl. GsH DrleduL
Dining Cag Service
Il b. sLencsr. e. - D II. Hard wick. p. 7. - /:
y II Tas .0e- u r. a.. l. y BroEn Y. a
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PRICE $4,000.
ACT QUICK.
YOUR LAST CHANCE.
We must sell Immediately that cory
siX-room and bath. bay-wlndOW gTayEton
and brick dwelling, located on New York
ave, near North Capitol 81. Lot 1!xl00.
In excellent condition.
PRICE $4,000.
S. W. PICKFORD, sII Colorado Bldg.
se96-tf
$3.50 TO s. A MONTH win begin 90 buy a
home At Billh.eok. Send for literature
descriptive OF plan, location, etc.
SUBURBAN HOMES COMPANY.
se29-tf e04 Colorado builiing
ONE OF THE BEST located six-room houses
in the Northwest Bloom. ugdale section: wide
parking 70-foot back yard interior arrange
Iacnt different from any other house IN
Washington Every modern convenience.
Especially constructed for permanent
home. For permissiSh 20 inspect address
POX e51. Times Office ssl0-tf
FOR SALE
In the Southwest. on f St. near 9Th.
six-room and bath brick. Rent. S22.5
PRICE, s. 800
CLARENCE BARNARD,
"The Oval Sign" I4Iz G ST. n. W.
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SEABORRD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Ticket Once, I42I PeSna. Ava

F5r Petersburg. Raleigh. Wilmington. Co
fumbia Savannah, Jacksonville. Tampa, Ate
lanta Birmingham. Mobile. Pensacola. and
New Orleans
1880 A. NJ DAILG-SeaboaT lfail-ThrOugh
Pullman Sleeper TO jacksonville, Fla. also
through Sleeper Washington 20 Birmingham.
Ala. Cafe Dining car Washington 90 Ham
let, y. 9,
train. with Pullman SleepeEs, 20 jacksonvfiis
ssn Tampa Through Slerper 10 Atlanta.
birmingham and Memphis. Cafe Dining
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Trustees Sale.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY virtue Of a power contained IN a Deed
OF Trust from The National Chautauqua q
Glen Echo TO Irving Williamson and Jesse
II Wilson. OF date April 9Th. 1899. ana Cf
record among the Land Record Books uf
Montgomery county, IN Liber T. d, No.
25, folio 1s &c the undeFsi gued. VIII on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER l3. 1896 at the hour
OF g O'CLOCK J.. n. on the premises sell
the land and premises described IN said deed
OF trust consisting Of the following Uniuprov-
ed lots. VIZ. Lots 8, 3. Z. and s 81 Block 3,
Lots 10. II. 12. and l5 in Block 10; Lots j.. 6.
and In Block Ies Lots 3. 4, 8. 6. and : ln
Block Is; Lots ., 3, I. o. s. :, s, 10, T. j.. Is.
II. IS. ~. 20 2l -. g. a. and 8. IN Block IA;
Lots l. p 3 l. g. and IN Block IS according
20 the Pat OF The National ChaUtauQua OF
Glen Echo. which is of record among the
Land Record Books Of said county. in Iabcr
J. a. No. %, folio %.
These lots are desirably located in the
town Of Glen Echo with fae railroad facili-
lies on the Washington and Great Falls
railroad.
Terms OF SaIe-Cash. OF which 90 per cent
VII be required when the property IS
knocked down
Conveyancing At the cost Of the purcha ser.
IRVING WILLIAMSON
JESSE Il. WILSON
TALBOT * TALBOT. solicitors.
sr22. -. .-91Cl. /. .60. .lO.l2
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CHOICE LOCATION on Columbia Heights:
lot 51x151 Price reduced 10 s. cents per
foot Easy terms
HARRY s. WEIGH. Loans and Insurance
1870 q y. W SEES, ,ocl g
LOT. 25xl00. 20 alley. on II St. on terms
OF S. per month
SUBURBAN HOMES COMPANY,
Fe29-tf 214 Colorado building.
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VIRGINIA suburban homes and farms con-
vsuleDt 10 cars and city. = NJ DAVIDSON.
Real Estate. EUsslyn Va scissor
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For Rent-Apartments.

THREE ROOMS and private tiled bath. in
private house Apply after 40 pm. 1545
Kenyon 81. NV. oc2-3t
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For Rent-FIass.

FOUR light and pleasant rooms; bath;
porches: d4O. 1921 81. ne. Oc2-3t
NEAR Dupont Circle; first floor. four-room
nat. nicely furnished, SIS. 1913 18th ST. oc2-3t
THE SHENANDOAH. JIG d ne. five rooms
and bath oCl-st
80 F ST. NE.-Three rooms. first floor; rea-
sOnable rent. ocl-gt
FOR RE&T-Near Dupont Circle, small Sd
noor 3-room fiat furnished. 1913 18th 81.
ocl-8t
FOR RENT-Near Congressional Library; Ave
rooms. tiled bath; large closets; furnace
and yard: S24.
S. T. SMITH < Co. 2u Colorado building
se30-2t
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LHrSAPEAkE ANp OHIO RI.

tschedule .n eject July 4. 1861
200 = Mold DOMINION EXPRESS.
Daiiy-Stcps az principal points in Vlr-
ftnia and West Virginia NsstbuIe traIns
aLandard CCaClesi parlors cars &C Virginia
hot Springs and RJuceyerte- Pullman
gl4epers Hinton TO Louisville. Cincinnati.
IndIauap1l5, ST. Louis. and Chicago; din
iue cars. IA carte service
Az - M-NEW @. & o. LIMITED, Daily.
Fast new ELsLluIe Iralui stops Only az
CCrdousv.Ie Charlottesville. Staunton
Clifton Forge. and C0YingtoD, Va; White
Sulphur R0nceyeTte. and Hinton, ". Va
Pullman s-reIoEs 20 LezluE L1l. Louisville
Cincinnati. Indianapolis. ST. Louis. and
Chicago. Dining cars. = Ia carte seryicA
one n -ht out
f1.r0 p. M-F F. y. LIMITED. Daily
Solid yestlbuie train. Pullman sleepers
10 Cincinnati Lexington. and Louisville.
Compartment sleeping car 70 Vlrglnia
Ect Springs week days. Dining cars q
IA carte service. Eieepers Cincinnati e
chicago and st. Louis and Louisville 20
lfrmnhfs. Nashville. and Southwest.
Tes-ryat.ons and tickets at Chesapeake and
Ou5o oulcer. 5I3 E'eunsy- .Naula ave- 6Js IGin
Al near +; and sixth StTelt Station Tele-
phone Nain $50. Tor Pennsylvania II. z
Go Service. snI &4in llaH Ia c. O.
Ticket Once. seu-U
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Wanted d.-EOney.

WANTED-SlOO on 90-day note; VIII pay good
interest. Address BOX 55l. Times once.
seS0-St
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For SaIe-Suburban.

FOR SALE-A handsome ten-r0om dwelling;
cellar under entire house. h0t-Water heat !.
lighted By gas large porch on two sides
conservatory best u water supply furniehed
by engine large cabinet mantels CHERRY
and quartered oak: reception hail. Is feet
wide, all trimmed in hardwood; dining room.
sitting room and paTlOr: ali have large COM
muniCating sliding doors. large range in
Kitchen hot ana cold water; also bath on
two floors. Large stable with basement.
carriage house, with rooms above, ali
equipped Tor servant good henuery; fruit
and shade; three aC~J OF ground beauti-
fully located. one-half mile from steam and
electric cars; nine miles from Washington
PRICE, $3.50.
EDWARD DANIELS,
1910 II st. NV. Maryland Bldg.
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FOR RENT.
THE BLISS PROPERTIES.

THE BLISS PROPERTIES.
There are only a few apartments LEFT IN
each building listed below.
A b ST. NV. facing Capitol Parks
apartments OF and rooms, each with
buffet kitchen. cabinet refrigerator. man
tel book cases. Porches. heat and hot va
Tor. and long-distance telephone. PRICE.
so CP-
THE ASTORIA. Third and C sts NV CneaF
Pension Ofhcel.-RoOms. single and en-
suite. Electric elevator, steam heat, hot
water. light free Building lAs modern
drug store. excellent cafe. and barber
IS Up.
TIE PENHURsT. IS II 81. ne.-One-half
block from Government Printing Ofnce.
Apartments and 5 roomss steam heat
and hot water. t20 UP.
THE RAYMOND-sl4 Tyventy-seeond 81. NV.
Devoted entirely 10 Broom apartments
having buffet kitchens. tiled baths, pri-
vate halls. steam heat and hot water:
All outside rocms of good size and well
arranged. PRICE. s25 UP.
THE KINGMAN, 42s Mass. ave nw.-De-
sirable location. Modern building. But
$40. ''l' @- '''-s'' ~ ''' '0A'
umbia Heights Apartment building. But
one apartment remains. rooms and bath.
&55.
SIXTH AND K SITS NE-Two-story fats
front and rear porches nice lawns. heat
and hot water supplied from one plant. s
rooms and bath t25.
DWELLINGS
I4ss Park St. Mt Pleasant. u rooms
ana Sc
lsz4 n. II. ave. NV. Il rooms and bath. SO
25l6 18th 81. NV. j rooms and bath. 80
252o 18th st. NV. Il rooms and bath. 50
A folder. descriptive Of all properties. mail
cd upon request. Write or telephone.
W. z. C0WEN, Manager,
ROOM 20. BLISS BUILDING,
85 B STREET NORTHWEST.
Phone z. Cos. ocl-tf
1900 4th st.. 5 rooms and bath.......... $50 %
-Four rooms and bath, 2 NJ 81. ne.......... % 50
9026 o Et. NV. 9 rooms and bath. D 70
CHAS. S. MUIR & co. INC.),
ocl-2t 1903 New York Ave
THE HOUsDEN. 2zs r ST. ne. beautiful
second floor four-room and bath apartment :
hot water and hOt-water heat; S26 per month
Apply 1925 Sd st, ne. seSO-3t
FIRST CLASS APARTMENTS. I'VE rooms
and bath housekeeping; s42. 1914 Massachu-
setts ave. NV. THE KEUKA. se20-3t
IS To Sl2 for two and three room apartments
In The Dorchester. corner 18TH st. and Mary
land ave. sw.; handsome baths: steam heat:
hot and cold water; janitor service. au5-tf
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For Sale-FIisceIlaneOus.
PIANO FOR SIX MONTHS FREE.

The most liberal oner ever made 70 parents,
We VIII let you have the use Of good square
piano absolutely free for six months If you
viii pay the small cost Of moving. Consult
q once
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Hotels
For Sale-FarmS.


FOR SALE Or IIE\T-Farn, 100 acres nine
miles rom Was IingtOn, one mile from elec-
tric. two miles baltimore and Ohio. seven
room house, large barn, and all necessary
buildings Address BOX 40. BeFWyn. Md
FOR SALE-SMALL BARGAIN FARMS:
ST. co.. acres. 81. house. Fairfax Va
81 Se1-SSs aCTeS near Beuning. d. c
s.. COLO acres. Tor. house; Avenel Nd
g.. .OOo-Takoma Park: Groom house etc
BOOTHS FARH4 AGENCY, Ouray Bldg
Largest Lists Farms and Country Property.
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Fall Resorts.
GALEN HALL
Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND Ohio r. 4

Ae@AAA4 - - 49,
BALTIMORE AND Ohio r. r.
LEAVE STATION. Sew jersey ave. and T. s..
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour On the Old Hour
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW YORK
- 20 a m.-Dfner, Pullman Parlor.
70 90 a.m.-BuneJ ParloT, Hr. Train
ss5 90 a-m.-DineF and Pullman ParIoF Car
III 90 e-m--I)tner ana Pullman Purlor Car.
y 60 p.m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
s3.0O pm-''Royal Limited" All Pullnlan
AGO D p.m.-C0aches 70 Philadelphia.
=. 90 p.In.-Diner and Pullman PArA1r.
$50 2. .Tu.- Coaches 70 PhilsdslDhlz
sFll 80 p.m.-SleepeTs-
s25T q. .-Sleepers.
ATLANTIC CITY. '2.S7. .'7:Oo. ss.o9. IL .os
'EvERY HOUR on THE hour"
WEEK DAYS. a A. TO p u
10 BALTIAoRE VITA PULLMAN
SERVICE.
Week days. ::5I, 40. 6:so. ZOO. 7:2o. 500.
~ :05 90 2:00 SEQ, 400. 4.45, 500, SOS $50
SEQ. co go. eco. lo.0o. lU:S5. Il 80. u Il
Sundays. .:57. 200, 7:2a. $50. 500. 15.9o.
II 70 = M. Lee. I:l5 $500, $50. 500. 80 s:gI
1'O0, lo'o 1885, '3ss41E y e.. y 58fy ;13 ? H.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. 'll:oo a n.
> cTStciNNAT1. Il Z IS; ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS.
PITTSBURG. -lIsOo a. 4n.. -9.lg > III. - 20
. teLEsBLAND. 81. -s:Io ,. IN. ooLUABUs.
WHEELING, 1905 a. m. $50 y. m
WINCHESTER. 81 a m.. - %. 1000 . n
kNNAPOLIS, week days, 500 "a. H.. I2.15
noon: 4:45, 5.g0 p. m. Sundays, SEQ a. IA. snl
b.S0 D. III.
TJRAY and ELETON, -4-05 p. m
FREDERICk 1855. ''3.i5. sIO;U5 flles
a M. ssII5, 44;C5. 1880 D. m.
HAGEKsTOWN. tl0;05 a. na. and f5 90 o n
BOYD and way points. fS-S5. s+s;I5 a. m
~ 4s.UU. -, sFI0:lJ. III 80 pm.
GAITHEI:sBCHG aud way points. $50
"a "a - ru fI2:5U. s@l15. fg.st s5..s
ts.95 f6.50. - 80 -'iJ,I5. I'll 10 D. IA
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and sgay
polnTs. - %. s'g.l5 a. ma I'LL. 1850 II y
>. "a.
aDaiiy. Except sunday 'sSunlav only.
reservation of Sleeping OF ParIur car
apace rates Of fare. etc. viii be quickly fur
ntshed l5Y TELEP HONE a: all Of the f0-
loving Ticket OIhces; lax = St, TeiepEone
Main 1881: 619 Pennsylvania Ave TeleDhobs
Haln 2s7; station. New jersey ave ana 4,
et Ticket Once; Telephors East eA5: IA.
formation Bureau, East 724 oc2--f
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For Rent-Stables.

2sTH AND K ST. ON ROCK CREEK-For-
merly occupied by Colburn Paving Co, viii
stable 60 horses, low rent 90 good tenant.
JOHN o. EVANS. 1924 New York ave.
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F. G. SMITH PIANO CO.,

1928 Pennsylvania ave. Phone 81. az.
oc2-tf
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He that wants a good deal
must not ask for a little" nor
must he that wants a thing
very badly be content TO ask
for il but onCe-unless, as
does usually happen, one pub
ueation of a want ad. does
the business.
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BEAUTIFUL LOTS GIVEN AWAY
FEEE
SIS BUYS A LARGE HOME LOr
Containing About Ten City Lots al
BEAUTIFUL 'OAKLYN"
cash or lnstallments. Title guaranteed.
Warranty deed free. Elevation, zoo feet
Overlooking city.
For ten days win give every buyer OF q
lot at ''Oaklyn"
ABSOLUTELY FREE A $50 LOT AT
COLUMBIA HIGHLANDS.
Come and let show you these lots
EVERY DAY AND SUNDAY Sold By
owner only.
"oAKLYN'' OFFICE. s23 F Street n. W.
Ocltf
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For Rent-OmCes.

FOR RENT-Desirable of1ce room on second
floor, WardeT building, corner 9th and r ste.
three large front windows; electric light and
steam heat Apply ROOM l. Warder build.
ing. 9th and + sts. au5-tf
HANDSOME OFFICES for rent in the NUN
sEY BUILDING, on E St. facing Pennsyi-
vania ave- tetween 18th and 18th SITS. Mod
crate rents; heat, light, and janitor service
free. Inquire II. II. FULLER REALTY CO..
3is-I4-15 Munsey Building. sel4-tf
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TIFFANY SET diamond ring; quarter carat;
sls n sold Immediately, Address BOX 555,
Times Office. 0c2-1I
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SINGER drop-head sewing machine, S15: Do
nestle machine, oak, Sl2: Davis machine. oak.
$40; New Home machine. $40. II. A. GAR
Rem, so II ST. ne oc2-7t
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Bachelor Apartment.

TWO ROOMS and bath. all conveniences. Slz
up SENECA. 627 st. NV. Janitor. on
premises. se4-tf
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SfnraSe.

Storage.
WY PAY MORE7 We sto-e for 75c load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO., ns-420-422
10th St NV. Phone Main 1929. SCISSOR
PYDELITX STORAGE CO.
Ik2o You Street.
INDESTRUCTIBLE.
, 600 rooms: silver vaults; mothproof rooms.
U1opev advanced at per cent per annum on
good, stored IN this building. Let our esti-
rnator call
PACKING, DRAYInEa AND SKIPPING
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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-25

CLEVELAND. o.. May 1G.-Marine
hremen withdrew from the conference
with the Lake Carriers association
here President Livingstone Of the Lake
Carriers association said he interpret
cd this to mean there will be another
strike Of the lonGshoremen. and il is
likely traffic on the great lakes will
again be tied up. The breaking Off Of
negotiations followed upon a failure 10
agree upon the question Of wages.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1906-05-25
MINERS TORN APART
Explosion Of Dynamite In
Shenandoah Colliery.
SEVEN DEAD; TWELVE BADLY BURNED
Concussion Terrible In It's Eject on
About Fifty Men In Mine Gallery
when workman Let Death
Dealing Agent Fall.

SHENANDOAH. Pa, May 1G.-Scv-
on miners were torn 10 pieces and
twelve badly burned by an explosion
OF dynamite IN the Shenandoah city
collicry OF the Philadelphia Reading
Coal and Iron company.
4 box Of dynamite which a workman
was carrying fell from his shoulder
and caused the explosion which ignit-
ed the mine gus. There were about
fifty men M work In the east gang
way of the shaft when the explosion
occurred but 50 far as known all rs
capped except those working on the first
lift In this part Of the shaft not one
escaped either death or injury, and all
who were killed were mutilated beyond
recognition.
The force Of the conclusion was ter
rible. Doors were torn of and brat
tees wrecked. every section Of the
mine feeling the effect Of the shock.
The work OF rescue was begun ut
once under the supervision Of Mine In
spcctors Lambs and Fenton, Division
superintendent Pollard and all the dis
trict superintendent.
The force of the explosion was felt
a great distance from the shaft. and
friends and relatives OF the entombed
miners rushed 10 the mouth Of the
shaft. So great was the crush that II
was necessary to call on the coal and
iron police TO keep the crowds back.
The work OF rescue was necessarily
slow because Of the great distance the
rescuers had TO travel in the shaft. II
was several hours before the last miner
was brought TO the surface.
The injured men who were at work
on the lift when the accident occurred
were first taken from the shaft and
hurried 10 n hospital AS soon as this
was accomplished the rcscuers directed
their attention to those who were near
the bottom Of the colllery.
All the killed and injured were for
eigners.
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BaIIoonists Dumped In Hudson River

NEW YORK. May 1G-While at
tempting q trip to Coney Island in a
balloon Leo Stevens. an acrOnaut, and
Tracy Tindell were thrown against the
palisades on the New Jersey shore
and dumped into the Hudson river.
They were rescued by fishermen. Mrs.
Stevens witnessed the accident from
an automobile.
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REDS" TAKE TWO LIVES.
Dagger For Admiral KuEmich and
Bomb For COnstnntinOn.

Bomb For COnstnntinon.
ST. PETERSBURG. May 16. Vice
| Admiral Kuzmich. commander Of the
port was assasslnated here by work
men, whose May day demonstration he
had attempted TO stop.
\ crowd OF wOrkmen from the great
Laferme tobacco factory, In the yassili
OstrOif district. paraded through the
district carrying red flags and forced
all the works TO close.
The chief petroleum depot Of St Pc
tersburg. behind the NevsH monas-
terry. was set ON fire and completely
destroyed.
The douma's formal reply TO the
speech from the throne has been deliv-
cred officially TO the ear.
II declares that the emperor's prom
Use 10 protect the institutions he has
granted TO the country signifies that he
intends TO rely upon the douma rs the
supreme constitutional assembly I'm
Russia
The dOuma asks IN its address for
universal suffrage. free and cOmpul-
sorry education. the abolition Of capital
punishment the appropriation Of lands
for peasant occupiers and autonomous
rights for separate natlonallties within
the empire.
The address concludes with the as
sortion that the douma cannot com
mence Its useful work until complete
political amnesty has been granted.
These are demands Of the people," II
says. (which It would be dangerous TO
reject or defer"
The douma also asks that the pres
ent council Of the empire and the bu
reaucratlc institutions which stand be-
tween the car and the people be abol
ished.
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IroouoI. Di,ss,er Trial I'm

CHICAGO. May 10.-Will ]. Davis.
who was manager Of the IroQuois the
alter at the time OF the great fire In that
building. was arraigned on a charge
Of manslaughter, growing out Of the
FIRE
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Prince EiteI Not Dead.

WASHINGTON. May 10. - The re-
port published In the United States I'M
der a Berlin date that Prince Eitel
Frederick, second son Of Emperor VIII
liam, was dead is without foundation
The prince Is I'm perfect health.
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Gren, Storm swept belgium

LONDON, May 16-Terrible storms,
involving loss Of life. swept over Bel
GUM. A waterspout wrecked every
thing in Its path. At Tervuren. n vii
lage seven miles east Of Brussels. elev-
en- lives were lost.