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z H. THOMAS and Jas. FRANCIS SMITH

II. lnOAAo ana JAS + fhAAilo c2lA / n
Attorneys.
IL THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Cclum5iaf holding a District Court In Re the
opening Of Mills avenue northeast, from Rhode
Island avenue 20 Tweut5f0urth street. District
Court No. T32-NOtice is hereby given that the
Commissioners u the District u Columbia, pur-
suant to the provisions n an act Of Congress ap-
proved March 2 1907. entitled An act Tor the
opening of Mills avenue northeast. from Rhode
Island avenue 10 Twenty-fourth street, have flied E
petition ia this court praying the condemnation 0i the
land necessary for the opening q Mills avenue. With
q width oi fifty feet from Rhode Island avenue 10
It's intersection with Twentj fourth street north
east, said condemnation 20 b. wholly 70 the westerly
Of the present eastery side of the private road
knowa a. Mills avenue. as shown on pat or map
fled sitb the said petition part thereof. and
praying also that a IuTy q hTe iifici0us, exIer-
eEced dlsintsrestcd men, who shall be freehOlderS
within the District q Columbia. not related 70
any person interested IN these proceedings, and not
iu the service or employment of the District Il
Columbia a the United States, be summoned
/ by the United States MARSHAL for the District q
Columbia 10 assess the damages each owner q land
% D. taken may sustain uy reason q the opening
Il said avenue ami the condemnation Of the land
necessary for the purposes Thereof and % assess the
benefits resulting therpfr0m, including tie expenses
q these pr0cesdings provided fer IN and by the
af0Tesaid act Cf Congress. II Is. by the court this
ls day oi May. A. d. 1907 ordered that all persons
having any interest in these proceedings bs. and
tlley are hsrebg. warned and commanded TO appesr
IA this cy5rt Ca OF before tie ETH DAY OF NAY
A. d. 1907. az 70 o'clock q. m- and continue IN
attendance until the court shall have made its final
order ratiiFing and confirming the award q dam
and tie assessment = benefits cf the }Ty 70 Be
ImUaHeled and sworn herein. and il is further or
dered that a copy q this notice and order be pub
lished 0ucs IN the Washington Law Reporter and
on SIX secular days IN the Washington Evening
star. The Washington Herald aud the Washington
Post, newspapers published Ia the said Dis
Tict. commeucng az least twenty days before
ihe said 9th day Of May A. D. 1907. IL is further
0niered that q cops # this notice and order Be-
served By the United States marshal. his depu-
ties. upon such q the owners q the land 20 be
condemned herein as may b. found hy the said
marshal. bis deputiss. within the District q
Columbia. and upon the tenants and occupants q
the same before the said 9th day q May A. d.
1871. BY the court JOB BARNARD Justice. A
true copy-Test: iSaaLl J. r. YOUNG. Clerk BY
+. K CUNNINGHAM Assistant Clerk
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED - LET THE CHILDREN TAKE UP
music We OdeT you a good square piano tree
FOR six months II youu pay the cost Of m0Tins.
+. g. SMITH PIANO CO.. rs Pa. ave.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
COTyTRY BOARD

Pleasant rooms, good board one square 10 cars
high elevation; terms reasonable. L. c. FRANK
LIN East Falls Church. my33t
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MONEY WAIVED AND TO LOAN,

LOANS on REAL ESTATES TO PER CENT
interest, depending On location. GAsCH
BIBGE. 1926 y. Y. ave. ocs-tf
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HOUSES WANTED,

PROPERTY OWNERS-HAVE YOU VACANT
houseg Demands are greater than supply 'iet an
even break by listing with THE REAL ESTATE
MEN''-JOHNSON. DENT d CO.. 81 7th st. nw
auIl-e0du
TO PROPERTY OWNERs-wE CAN RENT
that vacant property for you and remit check the
dsy the rent is collected We guarantee satisfaction
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS. 90 L. Capitol 81
aplZ-Ut
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE MILTON SCHOOL.
7I7 18th 81. NV. 'Phone VI. 1915.
STENOGRAPHY & TYPEWRITING THOROUGH
Lf TAUGHT BY EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS.
au23-eod
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LOAN COMPANIES.

Reliance Loan and Trust
Co, 6l9 j. st. NV. Furniture
Loans. Fair treatment. A
square deal.
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS n. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hairdTesser. shampooing, maniclHing chirop-
ody. fscial and scalp treatment. Work done At
hotels and residences Phone Main a5s gll =
st. Nv, fezs-u
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ELECTRIC NEEDLE SPECIALISTS.

EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN REMOVES
hair, biTthmaTss. molss &C, by elsctrc needle;
guaranteed permanent and painless. no sears; abso-
ats prFaeyi references from physicians snd foTIaes
patients; apparently hopeless solicited: consul.
taIiCu free electricity the only permanent cure
To- superlu0us hair. BON y. Herald ofhce. OF
phone \. 2632 mhl7-u
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a, LEFTWICH SINCLAIR. Attorney.
tiled April :. I9J7.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
q Columbia. holding a Special Term as 3 District
Court Of the United States for the District Of Co
iumbia. To the matter of the payment Of damages
resulting 20 adjacent property from changes IN the
grades OF streets. avenues and alleys authorized
dy the act Of Congress approved February > 1908
relating 70 the construction Of Union Railroad sta
ti0n IN the District Of Columbia. District Court
No 6lL-Notioe is hereby given that We. the under
signed having been designated and appointed by the
supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia holding
special term as a United states District Court fer
the District Of Columbia, as a commission TO ap-
praise the damages resulting 10 adjacent property
from changes In the grades CT streets. avenues, and
alleys authorized by the act Of Congress approved
February q, 1905 relating to the construction OF a
Union Railroad Station in the District Of Columbia
MAY A. ID. 1907. at the United States Court House
,City HalD, IN 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 prop
erty affected by the changes Of the grades Of the
following named streets, avenues and alleys in said
District and hearing testimony touching the damages
resulting 20 real property from said changes Of
grade, IN accordance with the terms and provisions
OF the act Of Congress approved April =, 1884, en-
Titled An act 10 provide for payment o. damages
on account OF changes Of grade due 20 construction
OF the Union station District Of Columbia. 20 Eit:
Third street northeast between Ii street and Flor
ida avenue street northeast, between Third street
and Florida avenue, North Capitol street. between
and q .treets; Dingman place. Mccullough street.
and the alleys IN square numbered six hundred and
tWeniy-eight t62si; street northwest. between
North Capitol street and New jersey avenue, and
Delaware avenue northeast between c and ztreets
Owners of real property damaged by the change Of
the grade Of any Of said streets avenues. alleys
VIII hle a petition with us In tins cause, signed
ana sv5-a TO- fer an allowance Of damages within
sixty 60l days after the said Eth day Of Nay. A d.
1907 The aforesaid act Of Congress, approved April
q 1904 provides that upon the failure OF any such
to thus present his claim for damages within
said period. his right to do so shall and de-
termiue. CHARLES A. BAKER. GEORGE W.
MOSS, and GEORGE SPRANSY Commission to
apprsise damages. A true oopy-Test: tSeaLl J. R.
YOUNG. CLERK. BY f. E. CUNNINGHAM Assist
ant Clerk are-39t exS
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SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF Co
luuuia holding Probate Court No. Ii54 Ad-
mlnist5s1iou--Ths IS % give notice that the sub
sc1bes Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District Of CO.
lBmbia letters testamentary the estate Of james
G. Leonard, late q the D.SfT.et Of Columbia de-
ceased All persons having claims against the de
ceased are hereby warned % exhibit the sane with
the vouchers theTeaf. legally authenticated % the
subscriber on Ut before the 5TH DAY OF APRIL.
A. D. l9ls. otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate Given under my
hand this 18th day Of April lsF. THOMAS J.
LEONARD. u Fillmore street Anacostia. ID. C.
Attest iSeall JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills
for the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court z. J. kA AN, Attorney apps my2l5
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Help Through The Washington Herald Want Ads
MISCELLANEOUS,

FURNITURE REPAIRING. UPHOLsTERINGi :
gasoline oil stores, rerigefstors. and ice boxes re-
paired HoWARDs. l25 Il st. ne Phone L. lI53.
apIl-30t
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HELP WANTED.

SPECIAL CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
far the Post-ofiice Department 10 be held Aiay
and May p We make specially Of preparing for
these places. CAPITAL CON. COLLEGE. 500 o
st. nv. apls-f
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN Re
learned at our school ia % 70 % days. Positions
guaranteed. Pitman, Graham. GTegg, Barnes End
Syllable systens Individual instruction. STEN0-
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. Sl5-Sls Colorado Building
ocs-tf
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FURNITURE WANTED.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR
pets stoves. bTie-a-brac and all kinds of house
hold goods. BAUM'S FURNITURE SHOP. l4th
and SIS. Phone n. 1873. Formerly. 9Th and L.
au5lu
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
32i2 Grace st., Georgetown. D. C.-s rooms;
frame; splendid condition. Only....,........, 3 99
34l5 st.-2story brick. 1850
1912 s4th st.-s-stoFy brick, with bath; hot and
cold water. zrs1
A building let on 35th ST.. near N l5xS. Prce
TO quick buyer only. --s-..,..-,..-.-, 80
THE MILLER-sHOEM.A REAL
ESTATE CO..
1923 wisconsin Ave.
my2lOt t92d st. nw)
FOR LE-sPLENDID HOME CAPITOL HILL
large rooms; cellar. furnace; side lights; s. Zoo
near Mass. and 10th 81 ne.
FOR sALE-solid NV. Business Property; rented
$40 per month; only $1,000 perfect conditioni near
ly new.
FOR sALE-Emerson St ne, rooms. bath; price,
g, i5oi easy terms.
apes6 ROOM aa. BOND BLDG.
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE.
An excellent investment On ~ J. ave, near new
Union Depot. TwostoTy frame dwelling large
barn. rent, $3.50: lot 22xl&. Speculative price foE
this locality. Terms 20 suit.
J. L. K0LB, 923 New York Ave.
my2-i0t
; 4RoOM BRICKS or NUMBERED STREET:
rent. ss90; prce. s.95o. These are sOod invest
ments.
JOSEPH II. ATKINSON,
Formerly President Atkinson 4 Ballard Co. Inc.
tai Bond Bldg. 18th St aud ~ Z. aTs.
PRICE, $3.50.
A bargain for oolored buyer. IlH 18th St NV. /;
-stoTy i-room ba5 window hflcA a. m ! m ezcel-
lent condition. Apply J. MCKINNEY BERRY
l2l2-l1i slst 81 NV. exclusive agent my2d
FOR sALE-FINE HOME. NORTH BRIGHT
wood: see me. GALEN Z. GREEN, Wafder
Building. ap305t
FOR sALE-E E.75o-WAsHINGTON HEIGHTS: A
great bargain: one Of the most attractive houses
on the Heights rooms. baths ALLAN E.
WALKER. lil2 G St aplsf
FOR SALE
Corner house In the ne. near lexington: rooms
and bath; lot Is zlxl0o Price $3.20
DAVID MOORE,
1929 y. /. Ave. n. w.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
For sale-ThEee-story and basement brick:
lot l5 feet by 80 feet, large back yard per
manently un0bstructed yiew 90 the south ever
city. nut floor parl0r reception hall. dining
room, kitchen large pantry second floor. three
bedrooms. tied bath third floor. tW0 large bed
rooms, servants bedro0r and closet Ia basement.
large closet 10 cfey bedroom. az extra un-
usually large closet on second and third floors:
i've working fIsplEces. very economical steam
heating plant; coal and gas ranges 10 kitchen:
Chamberlain weather strips all north win
dowsi wire screens on all windows hardwood
finish throughout
PRICE. s. $50.
CHRISTIAN J. UBH0FF,
Room 41O Colorado Building,
Phone Main 1914.
sreGn
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INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT.
SADDLE HORSES.

WEST END STABLES. H7-u 18th ST. NV
Riding and driving horses for ladies and gentle
men. Or. E FERNEYHOUGH, Proprietor
Phone Main 1850
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN. A HOSTING
engine and a boiler ON wheels; 10 wheelbarrows
{ improved dumping cars. apply to c. ]. UBHOFF
4l9 Colorado Buiding ap2S-U
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NATIONAL AUTOMOBILES.

Pope WaFerley and Indian Motorcycle at saCTihcs.
WELLS GARAGE. rear los 18th. Phone 81. 1878.
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UPHOLSTERING,

HAVE YOUR UPHOLSTERING DONE By An
expert at moderate cost BOX IS. Herald Office.
UPHOLsTERING. DRAPING. RECOVERING,
polishing. repairing. If desired, work done at your
home staining and polishing Of hardwood; hne Judge
mhatf
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE,

GENTLEMAN OWNING TOURING CAR WILL
rent same 90 private parties by the hour reason
able. Phone \. 3I9o. l6i9 K ST. NV ap25-30t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSE, DOWNTOWN, FILLED
with roomers; must sell; S4e0
Wanted-Grocery. r0oming and boarding houses
u. {. BUSINESS AND REALTY BROKERS'
81 18th ST. Room q
WHIsKET. $ PER GAL THE JOHN WE'D
DEEBJliN. TO 4 st. M. zls-u
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LOTS FOR SALE.

TODAY IS THE DAY TO co OUT AND IN
spect Silver Spring Park Immediately on Bright
wood ave. car line. EAsLEY & hill (Ovuersl.
81 Munsey Building Phone osl ap5-tf
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PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR
Office Of the Superintendent IT, S Cap
itOl Building and Grounds Washington
D. c.. April l6 lsVl.-Ssalrd proposals, in
duplicate, viii be received and publicly
opened at the above office on WEDNES-
DAY, May j.. 1901. an j. o'clock noon, for
Room Furniture for Office Building
House Os Representative. consisting of
Desks, Tables. Combination File Cases
and Chairs. all TO be constructed Of ma
hOEduy and Chairs upholstered In best
quality leather Specifications and photo
graphs showing type Of furniture desired
will be furnished TO responsible intending
bidders on application 10 the above Office
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or all
bids and 20 waive techulcalities and IN
f0rmalitles ELLIOTT WOODS. Superln-
tendent L. s. Capitol Building and
Grounds Approved; JAMES RUDOLPH
GARFIELD, Secretary.
apls.29, ,26.27,ma3,4
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE
Of the Supervising Architect-Wash-
ington. d. c.. April 20. l9G.-Sealed pro-
posals will be received az this ONCE un-
iii o'clock p. 70. on the 9TH DAY OF
MAY. 1867. and then opened for the con-
struction including plumbing, heating
apparatus, electric work. and lift. of an
extension 10 the L. $. Cust0m-house
in Washington ID. c., in accordance with
drawings and specifications, copies OF
which may be had at this office. JAMES
KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising Architect
AprZZ. "A 25 3 Afayl.3
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FOUND.

LACEY's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHER-
bet zoe and 9oc per gal 5 large bricks in s box,
Sc Phone n. $50 50s New York ave. nv
fc27-u
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
idla---. holding a Probate Court No. 1881. Ad-
milistraton.-rhts is 70 give notice that the sub
sCrlbeTs. q the District 0f Columbia and the
state of Delaware. respectively. have obtained from
the Probate Court a the District q Columbia
letters JssramentsTy the estate of Jessie f..
King. iatC Of the District of Columbia, deceased
81 persons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned % exhibit the sane with the
vouchers tlgref legally authenticated % tie sub
a. u. l&e, otherwise they may by law De excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Given under cur
hands this 2ata day Of Aprl 1897. SETH T.
KING, loZ Eighth street northwest. JOSEPH II.
", FOLLANSBEE. Equity Building Wilmington.
Del Attest; ,seal.) JAMES TANNER Register
Of Wills for the District Of Columbia CLERK Of
the Probate Court z. n. BROWN. Attorney.
aIz5my1I3
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sIpREML COURT OF The DISTRICT OF Co
iumbia holding a PROBATE Court No. i44ls Ad-
uIGistr2t0n.-This is 10 give notice that the sub
scribers. of tie District q Columbia. have Oh
tained from the Probate Court OF the District Of
Columbia letters testameHtaTy on the estate OF
sophia ATendes. late Of the District of Columbia
deceased All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned % exhibit the same,
With the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated.
% Tie subscribers on or before the 9TH DAY or
APRIL. A. ID. 1875; otherwise they may by law
De excluded from all benefit Of said estate Given
under our hands this zith day Of April 1850. JOHN
Il ARENDES, SO q street southeast tRED-
ERICK ". ARENDES. 2Hl street northwest.
Attest lSeaLJ JAMES TANNER Register of
wis for the District q Columbia CLERK Of the
Probate Court WOLF ROSENBERG Alter
ne{S ap6my3 10
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COLLECTORS.

We COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RENTS.
estate and damage claims; no charge unless sue
cesstuL FULLER AGENCY. III 18th St Nv.
mh2Lf
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JEWELRY REPAIRED.

WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED: JEW
sry ramodslsdi best work. lowest prices. LLCIE'S.
l3E i 80. NV. apl6-3lt
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SITUATIONS WAATED---FENALE.

WANTED BY DRESSAIAKER, SUMNER
dresses; fine waist-wearing dresses and remodel
inE Telephone ~ 5l3l \. my3-3t
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BUG WEAVING,

OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO REVERSIBLE
Iuss; lates; sanitary process: drop postal NON
pAREU4 I23 9th st. ses mvl8t
SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS; RUGS WOVEN
from old carpets. WASHINGTON RUG CO..
a5i 5Jh nN. 'phoBs A. 4325. aI27-3lt
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE
Business mans home; 20 it. front 10 rooms and
bath. Make offer
7-room house in lie Droit Park; rented. $3.50. VIII
trade fer clear ground.
DAVID MOORE,
1925 n. Y. Ave.
.rs1-tf
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RIGS WOVEN OUT on OLD CARPETs DROr
postal, 95l 5th ST. nv. 7T phcae asa. mA-5u
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FOR sALE-LARGE LOTS IN WEST WOOD
ridge, d. G.. from 500 up. ven easy terms; high
ground city 8atgr and Other couveuiences. through
cars fare city, Is minutes from Patsut Office
Call send fer plat and particulars. FRANK q.
BUTTS CO. Incl. 6Zl 18th ST. NV ar23-d
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
MEsTM-ARIl

z. 500. f6o 10 - 70 $50 .so5. rsg
1850, 'll0 a. NJ, 1929 noon. HISS -I19. Sll5
IZg5. so so. $50 fiD3 8.35 $50 f51s $50
l5Dl, '6SJ, z 90 so. $50 'D19 'l0-S. 'u19.
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SUBURBAR---FOR RENT.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Virginia Realty Title Corporation.
Perfect titles furnished 70 an Virginia Real Estate
Titles guaranteed. Ofices az
$40 COium bian Bldg. and ROsslyB, Va.
mvs-30t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-16
Vaqaries of a Hen.

Gabe Stiegletz, chicken fancier of
Elwood, Ind. has a freak hen that is
attracting attention from chicken rails
crs. For several weeks the hen has
refused to lay except when sitting on
the tOpmost perch in the chicken-housc.
and only broken shells are reaped by
her owner. Recently the hen decided
to sit, and selected the same elevated
position for her nest, although there
was nothing to sit on but small stick
and thin air for a nest. She has been
ruthIcssly torn from her strange posi-
ton time and again, but she mounts to
the roost as soon as left alone and
clucks meriily, as if there were brood
If chickens under her wings. The
various cures for sitting hens fails to
affect her vagarics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-16
West Point Cemetery.

By following Il road OVcrshadoWed bv
chestnut trees one soon reaches the
cemetery where many officers of dis
tnction are buried. The surroundings,
the river 50 peacefully flowing on be-
low You. Crow Nest rising " near ana
- lOftiIy above YOU, the bordering
presence Of over-bcnding trees the
hills and distant flCckcrcd landscapes.
all bring pictures Of beauty and Il
sense OF great peace. 1t has none of
mat loneliness SO sincerely solemn of
the out-of-the-Way country grave
yards; AM certainly none Of the citv
cemeteries hollow mockery Of death
by flowers and walks ana cvcrErcons.
And vet there is sweet, holy pcnsivc-
ness about it which. like plaintive
music. has melloWcd the heart Of
many d cadet. And if, while wander
ing here and there in it, the bugIes
notes came family to him. war and
its Glorics faded away; and the butter
fly wavering over the graves. now lift
ing up and around and over the monu-
ments Of the great. ana living but for
2 day, seemed a fittinE emblem Of the
vanity Of all ambition.-Gcn. Morris
Schaff, in the Atlantic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-16
BREAD DYSPEPSIA.
The Dieestine Element Left Out.

ifeld dyspepsia is common. II
affects the bowels because white bread
Is nearly all starch. and starch is
dlgested in the intestincs. not in the
Sto!nach proper. Up under the shell of
me wheat berry Nature has provided
4 curious deposit which is turned into
ui3stasc when it is subjected to the
SahVa ana to the pancreatic juices in
the human intestines.
This diastase is absolutely NECESSARY
10 dlSeSt starch and turn it into CRANE
sugar, which is the next form: but that
part of the wheat berry makes dark
Hour, and the modern miller cannot
readily sell dark flour. SO Natures
valuable digester is thrown out and
inc human system must handle tha
Starch as best it can, without the holm
that Nature intended
small wonder that appendicitis
pcritonitis, constipation, and all sorts
ol troubles exist, when we go 50 com
trary to Natures law The food ex-
perts that perfected Grape-Nuts food
knowing these facts, made use. in their
.Aperihlents, Of the entire wheat and
barley including all the parts. and sub-
Jected them to moisture, and long ron.
tlnued warmth. which allows time and
the proper conditions for deyelonine, tho
olastase, outside of the human body
IN TINS way the starchy part is trans
iofined INTO grape sugar in a perfectly
natural manner, without the use Of
chemicals or any outside ingredients
me little sparkling crystals Of Crane
sugar can be seen on the pieces Of
urape-Nuts. This food therefore is
naturally predigested and its use in
place of bread Will quickly correct the
troubles that have been brought about
py the too free use of starch in the
1ood' and that is very common in the
human race today.
Inc effect Of eating Grape-Nuts ten
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-16

lima the majority of pensions paid are
1855 a year In Georgia a pensioncr
who lost one finger is paid $3.50 a year,
or fraction over 20 cents month.
The average pension in Georgia is $50
year. in Louisiana the majority
of pensions are $50 a year. In North
Carolina the average is $25 a year.
in Mississippi it is s22 and ir.
Arkansas 500 a year. In Texas PEN
sions range from 81 to SIS a year. 1t
will thus be seen that Tennessee pays
higher rate of pensions than any
other state. Yet Tennessee has a much
larger state debt than any other
Southern state. except Virginia.
While Georgia pays much smaller
pensions than Tennessee, it leads in the
amount Of pension appropriations
100000 year. 1t has 1900 pensioners.
Alabama pays S250G00 a year and has
about $1,000 on the pension roll, among
which the appropriation is equally di
vided. Virginia gives s250,000 and
North Carolina 100000. Kentucky gives
no PENSIONS but maintains a Soldiers
Home, with per capita of SITS a year
for inmates. Texas gives $3.50, COO the
same as Tennessee, but Tennessee gives
in addition s25,00O q year for widows
and about $4,000 for the, Soldiers
Home. Tennessee has 1896 pensioners.
Georgia has more pensioners than
Tennessee has veterans. SO has Ala
bama. Georgia in 1860 had a popula-
ton Of 1,G51.000: Alabama, 964 COO. and
Tennessee, 100000. Today Georgia's
population is somewhat in excess of
Tennessees and Tenncssccs is larger
than Alabama's. Tennessee, however,
furnished more than 5000 troops to the
Federal army. A considerable number
of veterans. it is claimed, have moved
into Tennessee because of the fact that
this state pays more liberal pensions
than any other state.-Nashville Amer
ican