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The Red Cloud chief., 1907-01-18
THE SHORT LIVED DOG.
Ills Normal Length of Life but On,
seventh That of Man.

Surely 1t Is by an unfortunate dis
pensatiOn of nature that the dog. be
yond all question the chief friend OF
man among the other animals. shou.
have a normal length of life which /
no more, on a fair computation, than
one-sevcnth of his own. There is no
other figure which expresses the rela-
tive ages of man and his dog so well.
The puppy of II year is about at the
same canine age as the child of seven.
At two years he is probably a little
more advanced than a f~ourteen-year-
old boy, but the canine age of three Is
very nearly equivalent to the human
twenty-one. And 50 it continues
through all the years Of canine and of
human prime respectively, the ratio
fairly well preserved. 1t has to he ad-
mitted that the old age of the dog, thus
computed, outlasts the old age Of the
man. One hears stories which seem to
be fairly authentic of dogs living ND
to eighteen, and if we do hear stories
OF human beings living similarly up to
l26, at least we do not believe them.
But such an age for n dog Is quite the
extreme limit. The dog Of ten years
approaches the equivalent of the three
score and ten which had been named
as the fair end of the human crca-
lures tether, and on the whole the
multiplication Of canine years by seven
all through the stages of life gives the
corresponding age Of man better than
any other figure gives t.-Westminster
Gazette.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-01-18
Cock Crowers-An Extinct Trade.

Cock growers in the past got good
pay" said an antiquary, "but theirs Is
an extinct business now. Cock crow.
ers were employed by the rich in their
town houses to crow the hour. They
crOwcd only the rising hour for the
most part. but during Lent they crow
cd evcrythlng-eve the halves and
quarters all night long, 1t was Il kind
of penancc. These men were trained
from childhood to crow. Sometimes in
their childhood an operation was per-
formed OIL their throats to give them
Il more cockllke delivery. An ancestor
of mine on the maternal side was Il
famous cock Grower in his day."-Lon-
don Graphic,
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-01-18
OLD LEATHER.
Uses to which Discarded Boots and
Shoes Are Put.

shoes Are Put.
Old boots and shoes of leather are
cut up into small pieces and then are
put for two days into chloride of sui
phur, the effect of which Is to make
the leather very hard and brittle.
When this Is fully effected the mate
rial is withdrawn from the action of
the chloride of sulphur, washed with
water, dried and ground to powder.
II is then mixed with some substance
that will cause it to adhere together,
such rs shellac or other resinous mate
rial or even good glue, and a thick
solution of strong gum.
1t is afterward pressed into molds to
form combs, buttons and n variety of
other useful objects.
Prussiate of potash is also made ont
of old leather. 1t is heated with pearl
ash and old iron hoops in Il large pot.
The nitrogen and carbon form cyano-
gen and then unite with the iron and
potassium. The soluble portions are
dissolved Out and the resulting salt.
added to II of each, produces the
we'll known Prussian blue, either for
dyeing purposes or as a pigment
London Boot and Shoe Trades Jour.
mi
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-01-18
Influence.

No human being can come into the
word without increasing or diminish
ing the sum totas Of human happiness,
not only OF the present, but of every
subsequent age of humanity. No one
ton. There is no sequestered spot in
the universe, no dark niche along the
disk of noneXistence to which he can
retreat from his relations to others,
where he a withdraw the influence
OF his existence upon the moral desti-
ny OF the world. Everywhere he will
have companions who will be better or
worse for his Influence.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-01-18
Here Is RELIEF for Women.

Mother Gray, a nurse in New York
discovered an aromatic pleasant herb
cure for women's ills, called Austral-
ian-Leaf. 1t is the only certain
monthly regulator. Cures female
weaknesses and backache, kidney,
bladder and urinary troubles. At all
druggists or by mail 80 cents. Sample
free. Address, The Mother Gray Co.
Leroy, New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-01-18

Well improved farm of 500 acres ?
miles from Red Cloud; $50 1 miles, and
several 100 acre tracts; three good river
bottom farms of different sizes, as wei
as small tracts neal town, three of
which would make good places To feed
cattle and hogs. For sale cheap, part
cash and balance ON time. Call ON or
address the Red Cloud Investment Co,
Red Cloud. Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-01-18
January 20.
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending Tuesday. Jan
uary 10, furnished by the Fort Alb
stract Co., l.. II. Fort, Manager.
Edwin Robbins to Lewis Carter.
W. sei, e. swi, 23-l-lO, wd.... 5000
A. ii. Haley etal to susanna Reggie
lots /, 2, Blk. o., Red Cloud, qcd 60
Abram Il. Thomas to Hiram j.
Saunders, e. 1871, wd ....... 10. 900
Hiram l.. Richcndiffcr to Axtell
K. Rudd, lots Il, Is, Blk. 81,
Spcncc's add to Bladcn. wd.. 200
Diedrich Borchcrding to Louis
Borcherding, ne li-i-lO. wd . 5000
state of Ncb. to John Schultz.
Sc sw 4-l-4, deed. .......... $50
Henry Arcnds to John Bostock.
lot ., Blk. II, Blue Hill, wd. 2G0
~Sylvanian l.. Dunbar To Ernest
X. Hampton, lots II, l2. l3,
Blk. 3, Guide Rock. wd ...... 700
G. +. Gund to Magdalina Crouch.
lots 10, II, Blk. 20, Blue Hill,
W. , ....... l
Charles V. Morcy to A. j.. Will
Jams, lots &, Blk. 4. Spencc's
add to Bladen 100
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%. COL
Mortgages filed. S65OO.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-01-18

sealed package is subject to the first
class rate, while packages which are
left So they can be easily inspected
take only the fourth class rate, pro-
vided there is nc writing in them.
a few $40 fines administered to the of
tenders will teach the people to not
attempt to cheat Uncle Sam.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-01-18

"Pineules' (non-alcoholic) made from
resin from our pine forests, used for
hundreds of years for Bladder and
Kidney diseases. Medicine for thirty
days, 81. Guaranteed To give satisfac-
ton OF money refunded. Get II
guarantee coupon from Henry Cooks
drug store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-01-18
A Certain Cure for ChnbIaIns.

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder. 1t cures chilblains,
%frostbites, damp, sweating, swollen
feet. At all druggists and shoe stores
% cents. Sample free. Address
AL en S. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-01-18
Thc IsnnI Why.

When a mother forbade her daugh.
ter social gayety on the ground that
she had seen the folly of such things"
the daughter very reasonably answer
ed that she wanted to see the folly of
them too. That Is the attitude of
youth toward the warnings Of age
London Lady.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-01-18

Your money refunded if after using
three-fourths "a of a tube of ManZap
you are dissatisfied. Return the bal.
ance of the tube to your druggist, and
your money will be cheerfully return
ed. Take advantage of this offer. Sold
by Henry Cooks drug store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-01-18
She Did.

Mr.. Mlsit CONGRATULATIONS / mar
ried you vas there any doddering
Idiot gone on you? Mrs. Mlsft-There
was one. Mr.. Misft-I wish to good.
ness you'd married him! Mrs. Misit-
l dld.-Los Angeles News.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-01-18

The joy of life is nevcr fully realized
until the blessing Of freely giving and
freely receiving has been learned
Richmond.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-01-18

Mortgages filed. S650O.
Mortgages released, $780,.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
TRkNS-PAGIFIG MAILS,

Hawaii japan. Korea. China and Philippine
Islands via san Francisco close here daily 40 y fi
D. m up % June l3 for dispatch hy steamer Copt.c
Specially addressed mails eul- f1s japan Korea.
and China via seattle. close here daily A. % D. n
up 90 June l5 for dispatch lv steamer >nawmut
Australia except mails for West Australia. New
Zealand. Samoan Islands Fii Islands and New
Caledonia, via Vancouver. and Victoria b. g.. close
here daily az $50 p m. up 20 june i5 for dispatch
Dr. steamer A0rangi
japan. Korea China, and Philippine Islands. via
Seattle close here daily az g. % 3. ~ uu % June ls
i1r dispatch lv steamer Minnesota
Hawaii japan. Korea China. and Philippine Is
lands. yia san Francisco close here daily AZ II IS
D, m. mp 70 June e. for dispatch by steamer Hong
kong Nsu
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands via san
Francisco Cuso here daily no II ~ D. m U0 % June
%. for dispatch by United States transport.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John VI. Pollen, q. and Virginia " Hoffman IS,
both q Prince William County, Va Rev F. Hez
SVEN
Ludoyicus N. Fischel. % and Bessie s Daniels.
g. Re- !. e. Mallcn
Robert F.. Joy. a. and Catherine L. Thomas. Il.
Rev. William J. Carroll
Joseph r. Sullivan. Is. and Julia E Burke. la
Rev f. n S0uthcate
Thomas D0wing s. and Roberta N Hodges 81
Rev. Wallace Radcliffe.
Frank Linek, q and Annie O,rednk. q. both of
Baltimore. Nd. Lewis l. O'Neal. J. F.
Louis F. Dennis 3. and Elsie c Leishear. ls.
Rev H. s. France.
Max Bac'mann, 50, and Mamie Walker, g. Rev.
Abram Simon.
COLORED
John T. Smallwood. g. and Money v Crovtiy.
l9. Rev Ebenszer Williams
George A Carter 81. and Bessie L. Lapsley. g
Rcv. 2. Is. Gordon
James s Yates. p, Of sparrows Point, Nd and
Lille B. Roberts. l9 Rev J. T. Loving
George W. Pinkerton, p. and Emma Vaughan, e.
Rev. W. 7. Gibbons
Edward Davis. = and Dorothy Foster. % Rer.
" ". d. Norman.
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DEATH RECORD.

Auuie y. Clagett. 1875 Az S. sw.. 37 years
Robert A. Marmi7u. Emergency Hospital 60 years.
Lizzie A.-Cassell 20-7 sth ST. NV. &C years
Milton !. Kern. 9l5 10Th e.. NV, $ wears.
Robert L. Thompson 1905 II 81 NV. q wears
Rose N. Coleman. 323 IA ave &c.. z hours.
Msthilie PhiliVUi 9}i Trh 81. NV, s. years.
Cora Van Tassel III Pa. ave. nv. 4 wears.
MARI Jane Dovnev 1921 ~ ST. sw 60 vears.
Julia +. Nichols. q; "a ST. re-. IS wears
John p Scott : Nvrflc ST. ne p wears
Margaret Mcehan rs 7th 81 sw.. 2 wears
Thankful IT, Hale, ON stree; At 9Th and I nv,
s. years
Annie Wiepking. 1855 Y ST. NV. C. years.
RalTh DalV. 1876 sth ST.. wears
William o Callahan Cottage Hill. OF Bladens-
burg road, Years
Infant Of John and Grace schaTer. 90 10Th st.
&C., p hour
COLORED.
Ellen Beaslv. ll05 r. l. ave NV. - years
Frank Wo0dar1. 532j Volta place years.
Malinda HAYES, Washington Asylum g YEAR.
Matilda Holmes, l50I Pierce place, 81 years.
Wm. Harris 227 G ST.. GO years.
Maggie RnFcd i6 Franklin So. IS wears
Alfred Rollins Govt Hospital Insane 50 YEAR.
Jennie Martin. 2oo9 L st. NV IS years
Harriet Price, PIG r ST. NV, s. years.
Giles Jackson is2 Maine ave. sw. T. years
Lar Hartman ltZl llth g. nv. 5 months
Irfent If Henry and Lizzie Jones. Columbia Hos-
pital d3ys.
Infart Of Jchn and Ccrncia Campbell. Columbia
Hospital DAYS
Infant II Eva and Rudolph Jones 2i7s Phillips
court. Z hour
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GIVE SPRING RECITAL.
Difficult Numbers Presented by Pu-
pills of Mss Lieberman.

A musical programme composed of diff
cult numbers by the worlds most cele-
hrated composers was presented az the
spring recital Of Miss Lieberman and
class before a fair-sized audience at the
Carroll Institute last night.
Considering the fact that the majority
Of Miss Liebermans class consists Of
boys and girls not yet out Of their teens.
it should be said that they showed sur
prisiHg efficiency I'm the manner in
which they executed their respective num-
beTs. each one requiring patience. ap-
plication. and perseverance for a sue
cessfgl presentation. on the programme
were represented composers like Kelar
Bella, Won Weber, Grieg, Wagner. GODDARD.
Rossiui, Gregh G0ttschalk. List. Chopin.
Gatty, Gouu0d. Rosini-Dlhler. Delihes.
Thalberg, BelIiui. and V. Robandi Those
taking part in the recital were Miss Ethel
Warde Miss Miriam Isel, Master Russell
Hill, who distinguished himself hV his
mastery presentation Of Waguer's Pill
grim's Chorus from "Tannhaeusar.
little Miss Kann. who also surprised the
audience with her accomplished PLAYING
of GODDARD s Iazourka No. .: Miss Alma
Schwab. Miss Doris Murray. Miss Bessie
Davis Miss Carrie Robinson; Harry Isel
bass soIoist OF ST. Andrews Church. who
sang Gatty'S "The Gallants Of England"
and Vulcan Song" from "Philomen and
Baucis." by GOuuOd Miss Mary Dortch
Miss Helena Hoffa Miss Z. Berman. Mrs
Thomas Robertson. Mr. William Isel. Mr.
Walter Jett. Miss Minnie Myers. Mr.. John
OChsenreiter. who sang the baryt0ne solo
Bright Star Of Love by RObandi and
Ar UTiel Davis piano solo.
Hon II. 3. Moultan. on behalf Of Miss
Lieberman. announced 10 the audience
she had decided to donate to the Even
ing Star and 20 The Washington Herald
each one scholarship In her class. Repre-
sentatives of both newspapers were pres
ent and gratefully acknowledged Miss
LIeberman's consideration At the CON
clusion OF the programme. Judge MouIton
distributed medals Of efficiency among the
members Of the class. flowers in profueion
being presented to them by their friends
and parents.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-CHEF COOK. PENNSYLVANIA, So
walters for scash0re; laWdTesses. cooks mattresses
f0T resorts and points North other help this city
EUREKA l0ll New lCrK ave.
BOOKKEEPING. sTENpGRAPHY CIVIL SERV-
ICE DRILL, COACHING FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL
EXAMINATIONS Low rates for summer. CAPI-
TAI COM. COLLEGE. 500 . 81. NV.
WANTED YOUNG PEOPLE. TO TAKE A SUM-
mer Course; much individual attention % pupils
wishing "a review ans study or 90 persons who
wish % prepare for UiyiIservice examinations Huy
study 8 weeks day. or Y weeks eYruiug. SO
WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 5ll 2 Capitol
street UTl1tt
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING CAN BE
learned at oUr school n 30 70 90 dav7 Positions
guaranteed. Pitmau, Graham. Gregg. Barnes. and
syllable systems. individual instruction ~TENU
GRAPHIC ACADEMY. 3l53l9 Colorado Building
ra.Nf
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NATIONAL RIFLES ASSEMBLE
Veterans of Civil War Hold Reunion
at Freund's.
Old Warriors Gather for Twenty
seventh Time To Recount Ex-
periences of Days Gone by.

Eor the twenty-seventb time I'm the his
tory Of the organization. the Veterans of
the Association Of National Rifles dined
together at Freund's last night and lis
tened TO the taps and the reville which
they had heard sounded SO often on the
battle fields of the civil war.
Although the table has grown con-
stautIy smaller 10 hide rhe vacant chairs,
there was no dimiuuti1n If g0o5-felI-w-
ship and gaiety save when the roll call
was read and the names OF five comrades
received no response. Capt J. o. Burn
side Lieut. Charles q. =. COnger. Lieut.
Edwin Barrett Hay. Lieut. George n.
Shoulders. and William Cyril Leeoh We're
the comrades who have died during the
year. and whose names were eulogized I'm
an appropriate manner by the toastmss-
ter. Lieut. George w Evans
Banners bearing the honors that have
come to the association lined the walls Of
the banquet hall, and a huge shield In
scribed with the names Of the dead sol
diers filed mp the space behind the chair
man. while miniature flags and pcnnauts
decorated the table. The order Of exev-
Cises followed was. Overture. by the or
ChestTa. assembly call for Tati0ns hugle
call taps. lights out. WUfiied dram. roll
call of the dead for la0G-1917. address OF
welcome "Our Dead Comrades" Lieut.
George W. Evans. "Our Great and Clio
rious Union" Milo q. Summers. "At
Home and in Camp with the National
Rifles Henri GUillaums, "Th- National
Rifles of 1Sfl." H. Simpson. our Sweet
hearts and Wives" Edward s Bailey:
"The Citizen Soldier" Edward p. Har-
rinEton. From the Washington Ligh,
Infantry 20 the National Rifles" James
c. Addison: Happy DAYS" James 4
Sample "Rec0liecti0us Of Service I'm the
Ranks" J. II. Small ir. "Marksman-
ship Capt. @. 2. Young: "Our Surgeon"
Lieut.. George y. Acker. The company
yell Those present were:
James e. Addison. Dr. g.. y. AcEar Edward s.
BAILEY. Frank ~ Barnes. ]. Harry Cunningham.
Joseph II. CUuan Thomas I. Clear James H.
Clear Or. James A. Dickinson. Addison q. Dubois
George ". Evans. William X Ellis Albert e.
Floyd. Edmund X Fox. Charles r Fonda Albert
II. Gawler. Henri Gui'laume Edwin a. Goodwin
2. Edward Gssch Thomas A. Garner T. O. Gefzen-
fsuner. Thomas 7. Holden Charles w Holmes
EdUaI1 7. Harrington Lewis HolmC7 Ira n Jo-
hannes. Joseph q. Manson. Willis r. Nagruder J.
Blake Miller W W. N-"onihe Lee r. Mosber
James !. Oyster. Charles IT. Paige Theodore J.
Pickett. CLAYTON F. Smm5 Henry k smrsan.
Edward ~ Shirle~ John ". Sander-n. J. Henry
Small. Dr. Charles a. Stewart Milo. g. Summers
Frederick /. Sidd0ns. James A. sample Fred NJ
Thornatt. s. Edwin T0mlinS0n Frederick Van Vrsn-
ken. win Fl. WAY. Gleudio p. Young ". f. Cola
d7r William u. Baldwin Goodwin Y. Au,e.
Thomas u Shepherd Gilher- R Tovles Edward p
Goodwin. Frederick e. Cross. Thomas Digs. Or. G.
G. Croft " " Walker. l. ". Campbell. Julius
IKE, W. Z. Tarl0r, J. r. smith and q. r. Bcital
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RAILROADS.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY

Schedule in effect June g. lsT.
30 T.. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS week
days-StoTs AZ principal points ia Virginia Yestibule
train; standard coaches parlor car 20 Virginia Hot
Ssiugs Pullman Sleefsr Clifton Forge 20 Louis
vile. Cincinnati. indianapolis. 81. Louis and Chi
cago, Dining car. Ia carte service from Gordcns-
Vile
40 +. M-NEW g. & o. LIMITED. Daily
Fast new restbale train stops only AZ Gordonsyille
Charlottesville stanton. Clifton Forge and Cow
ngiou, Va, Rou2ererte and Hinton. ". Va Pail
man seepers - Lexington Louisville. Cincinnati.
indianapolis 50. Louis and Chicago. Dining cars. a
Ia carte service. One night ont
lllo p M.-F. F. V. LIMITED. DaHy-soHd
testlhule train. Pullman sleepeu 70 Cincinnati.
Lexington. and Louisville. Compartment sleeping
ear 20 Virginia Hot SrTings week dsys. Dining cars.
a IA carte service. Sieepers Ciucinust 90 Chicago
and 81 Louis. and Louisville % Memphis Nashville
and Southwest
Reservations and tickets al Chesapeake and Ohio
Offices. 5l3 pcnnvlyania avenue 6e 'ih street near
+, and Sixth Street Station, Telephones Main E5l
for Pennsylvania r. r. Cab Service and Main 1865
Tor G. g. o. Ticket Once
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" II n NNT
- IN o IA arHTH e-H7r g. .-
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-Foll0uirg schedule figures published only ss
information and are uC. guaranteed.
'-00 q. m.-DanuIs and way stations
'2c5 a. m. m.-HarrisunburE aud way stations.
= y q. m.-Sleepers and coaches 90 Atlanta ard
New Orleans. Dining Car
'ulQ q m--Sleepers ard coaches % Columbia.
Savannah. and Jacks-nEi,le. Dining Car
'i1l p m.-HaUIs1nbuIg and way stations.
'f55 3. m.-thaTl1ttesyile, WarreutCn Strasburz.
and war stations.
sis D. m.-Sleerers and coaches % Atlanta ard
Columbus. ia sunset Route Tourist Sleeper 70 san
FancisCo tr.Veekly.
80 . m.-Sleeuers and coaches 10 Charlotte. Co
lumbia, and Augusta Dining Car
70 Is D. m--,leepsrs and coaches iTia Lynchhurg
and BRISTOL % ChsttauCoEa, Memphis and New
Orleans. Dining Car
I'll 20 p. m.-New York and New Orleans Limited.
Solid Pullman % Ashevile Atlanta Birmingham.
and New Orleans Club and Observation Cars. DIE.
ing Car
Noje--Daly. WEEK DAYS
Through trains from The South arrive Washington
IS. ss5, and 2 f5 a. M 1.51 SIS s45. l.Q, and
u a. =, m. daily. Local trains from Harrisonbrre,
y = b. M. week dsys. and 20 p. N. daily. from
Charlottesville SIS a. m. daily.
Frequent trains % ard from Blrsm0ut.
Ticket OGices 705 18th ST.. 5ll Pa ave, and
Pennsylvania station.
e. H. ACKERT s. II HARDWTCK
Y. T. & Gen. Msr. Pass. Traf Mgr.
" p. TAYL0E. g. p. A. I. = BROWN. q. 4.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. b. G.,
Washington, .. G., june TO- IsE.-Sealed pro
pcsals win be received At this oce Hntil z O'Clock
noon. SATURDAY June %, 1907 for grading certain
streets and avenues sgFreFating about 5S009 cubic
yards II grading Blank fCms of proposal spccf
cntiuns and an necessary information will be fur
nished application 10 the Office Of the Engineer
Commissioner. d G. n b F. MCFARLAND.
HENRY J.. WEST. J. J. MORROW. Commission
crs. D. G. iell-6texS
l.. S. ENGR. OFFICE. 22D AND x SITS.
NV. Washington. d. c.. June s. 1901
Sealed proposals for furnishing and de-
livering btuminous coal "a Washington
Filtration Plant will be received here un-
q u m, JULY g. 1907, and then publicly
opened. Information furnished on appli-
cation SPENCER COSBY, Capt, Engrs.
jeS,lgI12iy5.6
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MALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED-AN ERRAND BOY. APPLY At
LNO. j. COsTINETTS. CTS 18th g. nE
WANTED OR SOLICITORS. To
sell isvelE for cash 1r credit regular salary and
percentsge on sales. Apply CAsTEIEERG aj
Pa ave uv. tU5-'ufs ST
WANTED - SECOND COOK AND rUETEH
RATES LUNCH ROOM. lCL li,l a. uv.
WANTED - Is NONUNION rLAsTEREBs. IS
rer day. 9 hours work. =t-sdv WORT sH rear
round for good men. Apply WARDEkMAN, 1885
q 81. lelG-t
WANTED-TWO GOOD SHOE Statesmen AT
once. TH0RNTONs SHOE STORE. r6 9Th st.
nw. lest
WANTED-A WHITE MESSENGER BOY. WITH
wheel Apply O, MAUEICEJuYCE ENGBAN-
ING CO.. star Bids iear
WANTED-YOUNG MAN ~ DAIRY LUNCH
room. one with some experience preferred. salary
according On ability. Address BOX iS Herald aHlce
isgt
WANTED-A LARGE AND SUCCESSFUL LIFE
Insurance company desires the services q energetic
representatives. for this city. % fhe proper persons
contracts viii Do offered that UiI result i1 baidiug
up an increasing income each year o. splendid Gp
portunity Ter rhe right persons. Address. with ref
creneas. r. o. BOX Si ie5-ut
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John Bnrrett 20 Leeture

John Barrett. head Of the Bureau OF
american Republics. left here yesterday
for the purpose OF delivering addresses
before Amherst College, Worcester Acad-
emy, and the Quincy Mansion School. at
Wollaston. Mass. His subject VIII be
The Political and Trade Relations Be
tween the United States and the Coun-
tries OF Central and South America
The Washington herald., 1907-06-11
AUCTION SALES,
THOMAS BOWLING & co Auetione,

THOMAS BOWLING & co, Auctoneers.
STEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
TATE. FRONTING ON NORTH RAILROAD
AVENUE, ~ TWINING CITY. u. C.. IN
PROVED BY A LARGE FRAME WARE
HOUSE
By yiriue Of a certain deed Of trust duly recorded
m Liher No 27sl folio 81 a seq. Of the Land Rec
oIds II the District Of Columbia and at the request
o the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustee
VIII sell az public auction. IN front Of the premises
on MONDAY Iune g. A. q 1917 AZ $50 D. m
iiie following described land and premises. situated
IN the District of Columbia, being bot numbered four
49, in block numbered tseyenl. In a subdivision Of
part 0f the Naylor Farm. duly recorded in Liher
County 40. s. page l5l. in the Office Of the sur
veyor Il said District the same being in Twining
Citr
fcrm7 n sale. Cash. A deposit of $50 will be
required az time of sale. and The balance within
fifteen days thereafter; otherwise trustee viii resell
property st risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
ai'er five DAYS advertisement 0f such resale All
conEtyanciug and recording al cost of purchaser.
Il. HENRY PHILLIPS Trustee
ifl0 II st. NV.
HARRY DOWIING. Auctioneer.
6li 81 NV. myl1dlH
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DAMAGE AWARD SET ASIDE.
Appellate Court Releases District
from 5000 Verdict.


Justice McComas. or the District Court
Of Appeals. yesterday set aside the yer
dict of a Jury assessing 5000 damages
against the District OF Columbia in favor
Of George W Coale The cause was re-
manded TO the District Supreme Court fer
further proceedings not inconsistent with
the courts opinion. October g. 1895. Coale
was walking on Florida avenue toward
Twenty-Grst street when he struck his
leg against q stake which appears TO have
been on Government Reservation 40 20
Mr Codle, I'm falling. sustained serious
personal injuries. The District denied la
bllity. holding that tie stake was on 81
government reservation, under the con-
troll of the Chief Of Engineers. L. S. A,
and that the District had no right to re-
move the obstruction. Justice McComas
sustained the contention OF Corporation
Counsel Thomas and reversed the action
Of the trial Judge in failing to instruct the
jury TO find for the defendant