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sl.550-va- ave NV, rooms & ". rent Sl2.5
s. soo-G 81. NV. near 22d. rms & ~. rent
$3.50.
81 .s50-sth Ct Sc. near @. 6 rms. rent $3.50.
S2,e9o-Iwe toug-room bricks, x ST. nw'r lot
37-6x74.
s. s50-Two four-roon houses on Va ave. NV.
LOT % feet front. rented for S25 per mo-
s.. SOC Sc. Sc, near 5th. rms and bath.
s., 1oo-Md. ave. ne, near 18th, rooms and
g. 205-New YorI-ave. ne. near North Capitol
ss,5oo-New 6-rooJu house near Lincoln Park,
ne. rms and bath.
s. SO-llth St ne. near +. rooms and bath
S4-oe1-F St ne, near 6tE. rms and bath
q. 300-I0th 81. ne. near 9Th. S rms and bath
H,sSo-East Capitol near 18th. rms all
modern lmprOY ements.
1850 81 ne. near 7th, rrns. bath;
modeTn house
$1,000 St ne. near F. rms. and hath.
E4.s5o-Y St, NV. near North Capitol. rooms
and bath; L. 28xi55-
s4s0o-T St NV. near First. 7 ms g. bath
45s900-lQ-r1u. brk. house near 18th & N SITS.
NV modern bath; furnace heat: rent
s. o00-L 81. NV. rs. & B. Bay window brz
toooo-Pa- ave. NV. near. wash Circle, 3
rms. and bath.
S5.O0o-o ct NV. near North Capitol. rms
and bath. large lot
S, ooo-New Jersey ave. sw. 10 rms. and bath.
soooo-I wo-family nat on Dumbarton ave.
NV. II rms, b.; rent. $500.
s. 0Go-A ST. Sc. near 9Th rooms and b.
s600o-F ST NV. near ga rms: a. m &.
fs'2oo-Opposlte Columbia Hospital on 18th u.
ny, 3 rms & b., hot water heat; >
stories and concrete cellar.
49, University place NV. rms. and bath.
slb91-HarEard 81. NV, near, 18th, 10 rs 4 b.
N,50o-l2 rooms and b.. brown stone and
brk-. corner nv.
ss.ooo-IrFins st. NV, near 18th. stone front.
- rms and bath
&.eD-Corner I'D ave ne. facing Stsunton
Park, y rms and bath
fssvg5-f acing stanton place ne. II rms B.
stable. hot water heat: It. 20xss
Sh'eOo-lrying 81. nv. near 18th. Y rms. z
baths.
ADAM J. DICKAUT,
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PROPOSALS.

q. s ENGINEER OFFICE. 22d and X SITS.
NV, Washington. y. c.. Aug. Il. 1907. Sealed
proposals for constructing a machine shop
building at the Washington Filtration Plant
will be received here until u NJ, SEPT. 1s
1907, and then publicly opened Information
furnished on application SPENCER COSBY,
MAJOR. Engineers. au17. IS. 20. q sei3 "A
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A $4,000 HOME.

AT PRIVATE SALE-Having become a non
resident, / viii sell at private sale. direct.
saving agents commission to purchaser, my
beautiful three-story brick residence. No. sos
r street northeast. Lot ISxs0 feet, with a
1l-fOot paved alley in rear This is a spen-
did chance 70 secure a home In the finest
location in Washington at a reasonable
figure Property rents for $3.50 For terms
and particulars. call or address owner. a. tbs
residence az once. Also furniture IN house
for sale RICHARD W BTRKHART- II
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LOANS ON FUEErTURx

LOANS ON FURNITURE.
Here we are way down 1T the bottom
of the column.
WHEN IN DOUBT about borrowing
lust call on the company that blows"
the least. That's US
ABSOLUTELY no pubiiCity-no pry.
il.E into your private affalrs-no delay
ooLUEEIA GUARANTEE co.
SO 3 81. n. w. PRIVATE OFFICR
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COLUMBIA HIGHLANDS.
Most Attractive Suburb Near City
lots So AND UP.
500 DOWN s1o0 WEEKLY.
ONLY 10 MINUTES FROM CAPITOL
DON'T PAY RENT. OWN YOUR HOME.
MAKE MONEY OUT OF REAL ESTATE.
Banks Pay Per Cent; These Lots 100.
CALL 623 ST. NV
FOR sAI.B--At a bargain. a desirable resi-
denco IN TRkona Park, IA best location; eli
modern improvements. OWNER, los Balu-
more ave eel4-2t
FOR EXCHANGE stock and cash Tor subur-
ban place on trolley. Address BOX %, Times
Office self-at
THE NAN WHO gets this pretty acreage
home for $500 IS 10 luck; IL acres at Riv-
erdale, new 7-roOm house; just paperedi me
condition. Wa5er IN house. chicken house ana
BIn; fruit sht1e; Paige wire fencing; price
is just about -rhat land alone ought 20 bring
VIII sell at sight. THE SOULE co, Inc,
$50 La ave set2-tf
II you wan. 40 buy q Maryland farm or sub
srb&n home, SO us or send Ter latest bulletin
MARION DuCKETT & SON.
ss5 F n. ~. iYs-a
FOR SALE rare opportunity 70 secure al
excellent farm With every onteniehCs
needful. 15S acres % fine land. mostly
clear: ideal for stock or dairy purposes
Railroad station and switch on property
Groom dwelling. beautifully situated
Large barn and other 0utbuil0lugs Il
bargain a. 100
FOR SALE-MaryIand farm. I75 acres; splen-
did land; 100 acres clear, % ir timber =
well watered ana fenced I0-room dwell
ing and large barn IN good section and
convenient 10 transportation. 81 90.
FOR SAI.E-VirRfnia farm OF 45 acres. highly
cultivated. Immediately on turnpike well
Watered and fenced; abundance OF fruit.
good T-rOom dwelling. barn, and other
buildings. This is a very productive farm.
$500.
N. L. SALISBURY,
7ls-721 18th st. NV. It
FoR|sALE-
BUY NOW
When You Can See the Fruit
, 50 acres OF rlcn land. 1000
pear trees, z acres IN grapes,
balance In grass; 3 squares
from electric cars high eleVa-
ton: req dy money on the trees.
no reasonable offer refused
EDWARD DANIELS,
80 COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK
Fourteenth and G Streets.
se12-st
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DR.. ElSK ELGIN

Expert IN the treatment OF private diseases
chronic and acute Both sexes. All consultz-
lions confidential Medicine furnished Prices
moderate Hours, 20 ]. to y to g.
Rooms lzS5 Pennsylvania ava nv. Phsns
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AUCTION SALES.
n ! an ATTCTTONEERs.
THOMAS ]. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERs.
Six Beautiful Houses on South Carolina
Avenue Southeast, Nos. SI4, sI6, 3Is,
gao, s2z, and s74.

By direction Of the owners, ] viii offe l,,- ioF
TENDER NINETEENTH. 1907. AT FIVE
p. A. lots IL Il Is. Il Is, and IL IN square
7sz, improved by houses numbered as above
containing 8 rooms, bath, closets. lstrobes
range. etc. All rooms and bathroom heated
Terms: A deed Of trust on each lot or
s. 600, with interest at per cent from sale
TO be assumed; 500 cash. aud balance IN
monthly payments Of $50. with interest at six
per cent or ali cash. at the option OF the
purchaser. A deposit Of Slo0 required upon
each LOT at time Of sale. Conveyancing, re-
cordinR etc al cost Of purchaser. Terms
TO be complied with within Is days from day
OF sale OF deposit forfeited Houses renting
at 81 50 per month
GEORGE w LINKINS, Secretary Of the
District Of Columbia Real Estate Invest
ment Company. $50 18th st. NV.
sell. u. Is, "A, 16. II. 1918
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FREE NIGHT SCHOOL.

NIGHT SCHOOL-First months tuition free
II you clip and mail OF present this notice
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. cor
ner eth and D sts., asking for particulars OF
this remarkable offer II you desire, quit at
end OF month. OWING NOTHING: or con
tinue at special rates. q month se12-s0t
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LOAN COMPANIES.
Money loaned Salaried Peopie

oSices in IS principal cities; sayS yourself
money by getting my terms first. -. Il
TOI.AAN. Room sos - 15th 81. NV. dee-u
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ADAM J. DIcKAUT,
1915 Pennsylvania Ave. N. ".
NEW HOUSE e go

NEW HOUSE, $3.50
rooms and bath. all modern improvements
Nice perch: cabinet mantels; up-tr-1ate *
lures. 5sz Harvard street NV. Open FOR
inspection Call and see this one before
you buy A. b. LOHR. Owner seis-st
FOR SALE-House six rooms and bath, 18th
st. ne. near II; easy terms OWNER. ia
9Th St. Sc. seI4-sf
A NAVY YARD BARGAIN.
On X ST., six-room bay-window brick to
paved alley; latrObe and range woodshed
etc VIII rent for $3.50. Price 81 $50
D. Il. JOHNSON CO.. sII 7th St NV.
au23-sa, SUIT
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IF YOU WISH advice and information on
any subject call to see Mr.. Million and get
a psychic reading or independent slate writ
Ing. You can call at any time and get q
private sitting. sl2 Eye So. Nv. se2st
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WANTEp-sUBURRAN.

WANTED-To rent, IN suburbs. furnished
house. plenty of ground; must be near cleo
trio or steam cars Address BOX 80. Times
Office. se13-7t
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wANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-To purchase q suburban place
must be on or near electric or steam cars
state size. acreage, fullest description: owes
price Address BOX 81, Times oifcs
se13-7t
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sPIRIrUALISM.

A. L. KENDIG-Private interviews daily; re-
liable information given on any subject.
Hours, a. m. 90 p. 1134 10th st. NV.
It.
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WORKINGMEN. see to this at once, suits Of
clothes s. and So; coats and vests, g. 50; coats
81; pants, $50; these goods are wool, made
BY tsiloFs: cheaper than new stuff. JUSTHS
OLD STAND, 6I9 D. ses-7t
NINE DAVIS, the born clairvoyant and card
reader. removes spells. evil influences, and
gives good luck. I22S 18th st. NV: give me
q call aulg-SG&
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FOR RENT-SToREs.

CORNER store and dwelling near 18th and
L. Address BOX 8, Times Office. II
ENTIRE building at southwest corner Of
7th and Rhode Island ave. nv: possession
given November J. Splendid location. Apply
70 LEO BAUM. GOldenberg's Office, second
floor. seI2-3t
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PERSONAL.

MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
PSYCHIC PIANIST
Assistance for Troubled and Tn -ortunate.
ARE YOU IN TROUBLE? Do you find
with all your natural gifts ano talents that
you are baffed, discoura ged and unsuccsss-
ful? II 50. come and be advised. find out the
cause OF your bad luck and how 10 change
your bad conditions 70 those Of Success. Joy
and Happiness. Thousands live today to
bless and give credit OF their success and
happiness to THIS WONDERFUL CLAIR
VOYANT. She has helped othsrg-WHY
NOT XOU2
T:I-Ninth Street Il. VIII
Don't Mistake Name and Number)
se9-tf
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

REDUCED TO 3.50s Dumbarton ave. in
Georgetown. lice rooms; newly pa9ered and
painted; tiled bath: gas range; cellar; fur
mace. COLLINS-GUERRY CO. 6H 18th st.
NV. seI2-3t
DESIRABLE LOCATION-Four rooms; hot
water heat: 4th floor. SIS: modern OWNER.
2020 G st. NV. ses-6t
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Washington's Old Re
liable PaInist, Mental
Scientist, and Master
OF OccultisTn.
II you are undecided,
unhappy, or IN doubt
come TO me and I viii
advise and guide you,
u years in advisatory
capacities. I can and
viii help YOU no mat
ter how dimcuit your
condition may be. Con-
sultatlon fee, Soc.
Hours 10 a. m. to s
D n.
III Seventh st. NV III.
se12-5t
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FOR gALE--At a bargain: desirable resi-
dencc in TRkoTna PARK "a best location; 81
modern improvements. OWNER. los Balti-
more ave se44-2t
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- MAN
Six-foom house, with stable. %
One large store-rOom with living room
above Benning, D. C.......-.........sso. %
TAGGART THRIFT CO. ne 18th St
Ee12-s;
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Sc ha FealudadO Ia
vacHnaGitn en- Guayama.
EI eOmIt6 Do ID SocIOdad lhOIIGIOnIStl Do ID
pOnl DO muNrtG 50 rOunITa en- bFGVs.
Ode maestro oOrresponsaE. J

Octubre 21.-Ha Tegresado de loH ba.
nos de Coamo, don Luis Texidor Ortiz,
bautante mejOrado de Hus dolenCiaa Nos
alegramoB muy de vsraE.
-Ha vusIto & EeanudArBa la vacunR-
ci6n en- egta eiudad.
Los vRcunadores Be prop0nen desplegaR
toda la actividsd que les sea possible con el
I'm de pnder dejar bisn Hantada 81 EeputR-
ci6n y 81 fsl Cumplimisnto de sus debsFel.
Como 80 les ha exigidO que vaCunen uu
n6meFo de personals diaTias, ? Bino cum
plen dicho requisite no Sc les remuneraF6
el dis que no 10 cumplan, auplicamoB & la
policfa inBulaF as una ellog con 81 fin dc
que no solo no ls perjudiqusn ellog sine
que urge tambi6n que termine 6stR CuRntC
antes por ser 6Hto muy bsnefcioBo para L.
salud pdb lea.
Dios quiera que no haya Rlg6n OtEc
tropiezo.
So encuentra On eata Ciudad, hace
algunoB diaB, la empFeus cinematogr6f 6fcE
dc los ssfiore8 H. Espin0 = CQmpRnla,
81 spaFato que tiensn , las pslfculsB que
sxhiben es de 10 mas perfsctO y mejoF que
ha venido esta ciudad.
Ell domingo pr6ximo 30 EeuniF6 81
comit@ de DistFito de Is Bociedad aboliCio
nista de IL psns capital con 81 fn de to
mar importRntes acueTdog.
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METmOIDEs-M msior , mas SECURE
dc todos los ospOciflcos h3sta &hoEa conoCido
para Ia OuFa p0rm&nente de to1ag lag snfOF-
msdGdoa de la ureta, "a ssRn egt6B cP6niCa8
Ggudas. OontieRe 0l fujo cura pOF COM
plOto, On m0nos tiOmpoB que ningdn otro pre-
cistitig, oct. Neior que laE lnyocCionos y muy
superior 81 B6ndal0 eopRib&. Empl0ga
nuHtiH % efoUto Las tres euatro hoFsg do
hRb0FBo tornado.
Los RHENTTLOIDES"-aon f6silOg do tom&Y
, ogtan pTopaVados de mansEa que no Fovusl-
van OI oBt6mRg0 nj pFoducon malos eject @,
De Vonta On todaa Las BotieaB. PidanB0
mu0stFaa gratis Z Bug 6nieog fabEloGnt8B-
Frederick stsaYnB . CO. DstHoits Wiahi'
RnD, r
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Ell sefOT BOta atF0peIIadO
pOf un autOm6ViI.
Mlrthlhl IuRts 4 una aGaFa, J Do prOntO rGchIt
IN hotaItR De pOpl que 10 d0rrlh6, GlusaR-
dole GOntusIonss.

Ampliando loB detalles respsctO al afro
psllo de que fu6 vfctima 81 Befior EuBebiO
Bota, podemoB infoFmRr 10 aiguiente:
Dicho senior, acompafiado del senior
RierR doblaba lR Gale de San jose con
direction & Ia de Ia Luna, On momentos
On que IN sutom6vil, conducido pOr 81
ioven Antonio Gal6beTt, en- un autom6vil
de una ageucia de MaysgG9z, dobl6 rapi.
daments, aur que hacienda uso del aparato
indicator para avisar 50 paSo.
Los Beflores de rtfsrencia, Uno ibs pOr
la estrecha acera, y 81 otTo por sobre el
adoquir.
De pronto, rscibi6 Bota uu golpe en- Is
eapalda y pudo var 81 autom6vil que le
panaba por encims produci6odole Lar con
tusiones que dejamOB apuntadal on otro
lUger.
EtBtllr Bots SO eneusntra en- CANA, =
50 aBpecto no demuestra gravedad, aunque
LES contusioneS TeCibidss son d IloEoSaS.
FL Mfi3r Bota es esp, fol, de conBtitu
ci6n robugta, de eststura bajs, ancho de
hombros estA blecido On nm Comercio en-
la calIe de Ia Luna, esquinR & la de Ia
Cruz, conocids poE "Los espfritGs''.
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EL lUEz Gill
EN- San Juan. .
EI senior Cabot Ward tambi6n suena
para el cargo de attorney.
Plans IudIelalss uislntSs qls saaR % brDIs
GuAIsrtas.

En- uso de liCencia por estaT en- vaCa-
clones Ia coTte de Ponce, ss sncuantFs en-
San Juan q jusz de aqu6Ila Lodo Martin
e. Gill, que ha sonRdo para cubrir 81
puesto vacante pOr Is Halida del sx AttoE-
ney senior Feuills.
En- los cfrcnlos polfticos de la ciudad ns
comenta tambi6n que 81 Auditor senior
Cabot Ward, cuyo nombre aOn6 hsca
alg6n tempo para los CargOB de gobsFna-
dor ssCEetsrio de Puerto Rico, ahoEa Bs
indica como otro de los candidates. para
Ocupar el cargo de attorney general.
Sc hacs relacionar este rumoE con lRr
viBitas hechRH 6ltimamente en- Washington
por dicho funoiona1io & algunos csntroB
ofciales, entire elloB 81 Departments Dc
justicis.
PropueBtaB para la provision dc
caEgos de iueces municipaleg = dc pas
vaoanteS en- Humacao, Cayey inteTinR-
msnte en- Manatf poF enfsFmedad del
pFopietario, han sido heChas y ss har6n Ga
breve Rl GssistGnt attorney senior Brown.
Sc indiCan para la provision de esou
csTgoS los j6veneB y dintinguidos letra.
doB aenore8 Eduardo Marin de San Juan,
r a. Gomez de Msyagtisz = sub BecFsta'
rio de Ia coFte de Guyana sefioF Leopol
do Santiago, entire otrOa
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Como andan las eosas en- Ia isIa.
P0etsT sIn Iatof8s Do mlIls... On d Isle.

Telegramas de la policfa para Ia prensa
de San Juan:
Bayam6n, Octubre 21.-Jsfs policfa In
sular, San Juan.-Ayer fueron sorprendi'
daB dos jugadaB, una al 'dado" = Ia otTR &
Ia tEeinta una, aFFestando cinco indivi.
duos ocupando dadoB, barajas dinero.-
Teniente Schettini.
PatillaG-Anoche arrest6 & Euaebio
Figueroa Francisco Dones quienes mali
Ciogamente cambiaron billetes dominicanoB
de dos dollars 81 ComeTciante Martin A.
Ramos he OCupadO billetss , Elective
devuslto. Cabo Arroyo.
YabucoR.-Anoche 81 Bsr aTrestado Fe
lipe Aponte por alterar ls psz, hizo tsnaz
reBiatencia al guardia BurgoB, teniendo
que hacer uso del Toten para TeduciFlO q
Is obedienciR .-Osbo FTfas.
ayagtisz-Nochs de aver baTrio Juan
AIonzo de 6sta jurisdiction fue aorpTendi
da una iugads de Monte con barajaa por
los guaTdiaB SegaHra BstancouTt de eBts
puesto, deteniendo cuatro individuos ocu
pando dinsTo , vsEiss aTmaH que dPjaron
otTos que 80 dieron & Ia fuga. Domingo
anterior fu6 soEprsndida poH los mismoE
guaEdiaB otra jugsda de igusl claIe en-
BarriO GuansjfbO, detsnjendo catoroe indi.
viduoa -Cspit6n Si,6n.
Comeri N.-GuaEdia R1sendo Disz arres
t6 en- baFriO Dofia Elena Bsis individuol
por juego prohibido 81 Monte ocupdndols.
diuerO , bsrajaa E jues entieade en- 81
asupto.-C Cabo Thillet
Psrsce que eat6 de maIas 81 pocker sin
i9ateres. en- la islR.
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In busn sItIO Dc rOoTs0.

Dada Ia proximidad que & 10 costa Nor
te tiene el aitio denominsdo 'MiramRr"
en- Santurce, reBultR Is vivienda allf de 10
mas saIudable. 4sgaifcos pAnoramaa
maFinoH % disftutRn desde '.Miramar" y
tambi6a Sc obtisnen atEayentea vistaB por
Ia parte de terra, haCisndo de squel sitio
ur a pc6tica residenciR pFopia para 81 eter-
no veYano que Tsina On 10 isla.
Ell iuez de la corte de Distfito senior
A. Aidrey ha adquirido allf an solar para
la construction de una CASA de vivienda
ctras conoCidas familias de eBta ciudad
' de la isla tienen ALI sIegantss TeIiden-
oiRH
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AsoslaGl5a Dental e P0OFI0 RIsa.

Aver nocha reuuidoa en- Ia ofcina del
sehor Ponts los dentistas de San Juan
acordaron constitute Ia "ASociaci6n Dsn'
tai de Puerto Rico" 2NEs 81 dssaEFOllo
cientffcO de la profsAi6n.
Les doctoreB Noa, ChsvEsmont , Ponta
el doctor Ros como sacEetaEio fusEon
nombvadoa para redactar una circular Que
D. ramitiT6 tcdos los dantiOtau de Ia isIa.
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DEPENDIENTE dc Farmacia ua 60.
licita uuo que +0pga bRStanta pT$oticR y
puedA dar TPfeEenoiGG DiEigirss
Il apaFt ~ssuan, T. 3. 6H
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In eta Rapronss % vsnd0 papal ds ps'
rIsdEaa vIoio s209 Io8 As ksAa1 CHS qHta-
tel
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U0YGrn0V Anoet-

rte1EEg'
Columbia, March 5.-When the re-
,orters went to the governor once
TODAY they found an Immigrant, w"-
man, sitting just outside the door. IN
her arms she held an infant, Just a
lew weeks old, and two larger children
tflayed around the State house CORR
ss. The woman wore the typ'ca'
sssf -, 'sestrft6r sat br;,.c Groonine
9Sersation @itihrh @aiittihrh ra!ais ..saeello-cv O.
and the conversation was being caffieG
dn in German. 1t is many times a
day that the governor is told the trou
bles OF the citizens and voters OF the
great State OF South Carolina, for
every one who has troubles Grom the
Failure to get pension to the failure
to get second cousin appointed mag
istrate at Doko) comes ana tells the
governor about it, or il they do not
come they write. But today the gov
ernor was having new expcriencve.
The man called at the Office and
asked to be allowed to see the govern
or, making his desire known to Pri
vate Secretary Bethca, who ushereC
him into the room. In greeting tn
governor the man bowed low and at
tempted to kiss his hand, but Govern
or AnSel was too good Democrat an
American to permit that monarchica
custom. 1t seemed that the fellow ha
| come over here several months age
, and being brick mason, had failed t
t get work on account OF the oppositio
r OF the unions; at least, that was tn
story he was telling the governor a
the governor asked him questions i
German and talked to him kindly. Fl
nally Governor Ansel called up Con
missioner Watson over the telephor
S and told him of the mans story, ar
(, the commissioner, who also has tro,
t, bes OF his own, said to send the ms
k up to his Office in the skyscraper al
d he would straighten out the situation
The fellow, thousands of miles fro
,e HIN home in strange land, was su
;e prbed and delighted to hear the go
is efnor address him in his native tongr
IN News and Courier.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-03-08
More than They All.

The poor woman who cast two mites
into the treasury not only gave more
ability, but her little gift with the Mas
ter's commendation has accomplished
more. The gifts of the others were
used and forgotten; her gift has been
a stimulus to Christian lberality ever
since and will continue to bring gifts
into the Lords treasury till the end OF
time. This lesson we need to learn
come great and great things without
his approval become exceedingly small
Associate Reformed Presbyterian.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1907-03-08
LAUNDRY DESTROYED BY FIRE.
The Crescent Steam Laundry and
MCe's Mill Burned Wednesday.
Laundry Partially Insured.

The Crescent Steam Laundry an,
Rice's mill were almost wholly DESTROY
ed by fire on Wednesday afternoon
about O'Clock. Both these enterpris
es were carried on in the same build
ing. The fire originated in the tor
OF the building and had gained consid-
cradle Roadway before it was dis
covered.
The smoke pouring down the star
way was the first the laundry operatives
knew OF the fire. The mill was not in
operation on Wednesday, and was
closed.
lhe laundry had recently been leased
to Mr.. w. D. Jones, of Gaffnev and
was owned by joint stock companv
The laundry was partially covered bv
insurance.
The mill and building were owned
by Mr.. Jacob Rice and were uninsured
hey are total loss, except that the
engine and boiler can, with little ex-
pense, be put into commission.
This building was one Of the land
marks OF Union. 1t was a large two
story building, and being situated near
the Southern railway was a familiar
sight to those travelling on the South
ern.