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A Slick Game Blocked.

A plan for Jail delivery was frustra-
ted Monday at the Frederick County Jail
by Turnkey Eugene Alexander, who ar
rested man about 40 years old just after
he had passed two long knives with blades
having sawlike edges and heavy case
knife to prisoner named Posey. The
man gave his name as Joseph Dulaney
and claimed to be from Baltimore. Soon
afterward two other men giving their
names as William Cleveland and William
Barnes were also arrested charged with
having knowledge Of the plot. Dulaney
who was committed to the House of Cor
rection from Frederick in August last,
entered rear door of the Jail and, pass
ing through hallway, made his way to
the entrance of corridor where the pris-
oners are confined. In an instant Posey,
who, with three other men, was arrested
some weeks ago near Frederick after a
hard struggle and held for the action Of
the grand jury for stealing, received
something through the iron door. A ne
gro cook saw the transaction, and Turn
key Alexander was notified. Posey was
searched and the saws and knife were
found. In the meantime Dulaney escap-
ed from the Jail, but was soon afterward
arrested.
Deputy Sheriff William Danner corrall-
ed the other men. Both said they were
from Baltimore. The authorities are Of
the opinion that the three men are pals
of Posey and his companion, and that
they came to Frederick to assist them to
break Jail.
When Posey was arrested he was hand
cuffed and started with an officer to Jail.
Several times he shook off the handouts
with apparent ease, and finally when his
arms were handcuffed behind him he freed
himself as if tied with thread. Sun.
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Valentine Social.

The Valentine Social at the Reformed
parsonage on Feb. IA, ct 7.30 Come and
have pleasant evening. Refreshments
Is cents, home made candies on sale.
Also some Of those delicious cakes which
have been donated by the National Bis
cult Co. They will be sold at the stand
"a Dricn
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s~>--~-~
~ FOR SALE.-2OO EGG INCUBATOR
as good as new. Has copper lamp, tank
and heater. Apply at
feb 14tf CLARION OFFICE.
~ FARM FOR RENT FARM
containing about Fsrty-hve acres Of pro-
ductive land, conveniently located, dwell
ing end Deocasary outbuihMgs. Also a
thriving orchard snd an abundant supply
Of pure mountain water. A oplenjid OPP
portunity for \ young and progressive
farmer. Possession given April LIST.
Address, J. B. BAKER,
jun TT Emmitsburg, Md.
~ FOR RENT.-A TWO STORY
store room ard private two story brick
dwelling house en- corner of Main street
in Graeeham, Nd. Gsod wate., stable
and necessary out buildings on premises,
good garden and lot. Possession given
April LIST. 1907. Apply or write to
/. L. HANKEY,
feb ut Creagerstovn, Nd.
SFOR RENT.-BLACKSIITH SHOP
Possession immediately, apply to
MRS. JERE. MARTIN,
feb78t Logs, Md.
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What To Do When Bilious.

The right thing to do when you feel
bilious 10 to take dose of Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will
cleanse the stomach and regulate the lv-
er and bowels. Try it. Price, 25 cents.
SAMPLES free at Waters drug store.
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TrOutYillc Items.

Mr.. Geo. Hartman and family and Mr..
VIM. Fuss of Keysville spent Sunday with
Mr.. BENZ. Marshall.
Mrs. Chas. Saylor and daughter Zelma,
spent one afternoon with Mrs. Joseph
Young.
Mrs. Dorsey Diller and Cora of Detour
spent Sunday with Mr.. John Delaplane.
Mr.. Benz. Marshall will move his fam
i!y to Baltimore one day this week and
Mr. Isaac Welty will move in the house
that Mr.. Marshall has vacated.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Philips spent one
day last week with Mr.. Ross favorite of
Creagerstown.
Mrs. Chas. Delaplane spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Joseph Fox.
Mrs. John Delaplane and Miss Ada Fox
spent Saturday with friends at Creagers-
town.
Mr.. Elmer Smith and sister Mrs. Ed
ward Geesey spent one day last week
with their aunt Mrs. John Saylor.
MIR. and Mrs. John Phillips spent Fri
day with his brother Mr.. Willard Phillips
Of New Midway.
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Tie Sick.

At present there is much sickness in
this locality; the prevailing disease being
Lagrippe. The following is list Of those
sick and conined to the house SO far as
we know; DR.. jas. x. Waters and wife;
Geo. Freeze and wife; Mrs. Geo. w.
Stocksdale, Mrs. Grayson Fogle, VIM.
10y, Rob t Tyson, Geo. Kinna and Arthur
Rouzer. Mr.. La He.terly has been i'll
for the past several weeks.
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Ska D,ssaes II Twenty ysass' Standing Cared.
Iwent you to know how much Cham
berlain's Salve has done for me. 1t has
cured my face of a akin disease Of almost
twenty years. standing. l have been
treated by several as emart physicians as
we have in this country and they did me
no good, but two boxes Of this sslve has
cured me. -Ars. Fannie Griffen, Troy,
Ala. Chamberlain Salve is for sale by
Waters drug store.
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Services will be held in Mt. Carmel
Catholic church Sunday, Feb'y 18th at s
p. M, and Mass, Sunday Feb'y oath at
$50 a. m.
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REPoRT
- OF -

THE CONDITION OF THE THURMoNr
NATIONAL BANK, AT THURMoNT, IN
THE STATE OF MARYLAND, AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
JANUARY rs, 1907.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. ........ $144, 1927 IS
Overdrafts, secured and unse-
cured. ................. So Fl
ton. ............. 2l,25o 90
Premiums on u. s. Bonds. 600 90
Bonds, securities, etc.. 35,765 81
fixtures .............. 1900 90
Due from National Banks,
mot reserve agents. ...... 1887 81
Due from approved reserve
Checks and other cash items 81 10
Fractional paper currency,
nickels and cents. ....... 5SS 10
Lawful money reservoir bank
viz:
LegaI-tender notes. ....... 1s,o7s 90
Redemption fund with u. S.
culation) ............... 1,oes so
Total. ................... s25s, 1903 rs
LIABILITIES.
Capital. .................... s25, 200 90
Surplus. 5000 90
Undivided profits, less expen-
ses and taxes paid. ...... 1857 10
ing. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 21,25o 90
Due to other National Banks Az 80
ers. STANDARDIZATION. 4,54o 80
Dividends unpaid. .......... 165 90
check .... $1,000. 1877, 1852 "A
Certified checks. 1000 90
Total. observation-disclosures 25s, soS rs
STATE OF MARYLAND, COUNTY OF FRED
ERICK, -:
l, Jno. C. Jones. Cashier of the above
named bank, do solem1ly swear that the
above statement is true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
3lst day Of January, 1907.
VIM. w. Zimmerman,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
GEO. w. SToCKsDALE.
PETER N. HAMMAKER, Directors.
LESTER S. BIRELY.
G.. g. p. Phone-Thurnont 24-W
Nd Phone-23 LIZ
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-02-14

THE CONDITION OF THE THURMoNT
NATIONAL BANK, AT THURMoNT, IN
THE STATE OF MARYLAND, AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
JANUARY 26, 1907.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
s s:.s: ss: .. A<4zzSzx

~ FOR RENT. DESIRA-
bic farm containing $50 acres, lying about
2 miles northeast Of Thurmont and be-
longing to the estate Of the late D. C.
Hammett. Excellent stock farm, well
watered and accessible to good markets.
For further particulars apply to
H. D. BEACHLEY,
jan 24tf Thurmont, Md.
"a FOR RENT. THE PROPERTY
known as "Black's Mill" will be for rent
April LIST, 1907. This property consists of
q good brick dwelling and first class
grist mill. There is store room on the
property whereby person can make a
nice sum of money each year. For terms
apply to
CHARLES C. WATERS,
ATTORNEY
jan Stiff Frederick, Md.
~ FOR SALE. Desirable property in
Graceham; improved with good story
house, blacksmith shop and other build
ings: good garden and we'll of water.
Apply to
MRS. JOHN M. SHOEMAKER,
jan 1885, Graceham, Md.
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CHAS. G. WATERS
AND
EMORY l.. COBLENTZ,
Attorneys-at-law,
FREDERICK, MARYLAND.
Mr.. Waters will be in Thurmont
EVERY WEDNESDAY.
Will give prompt attention to all Law,
Equity and Parliamentary business placed
in our hands.
Telephone call 271.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-02-14

CHARLES II. LEVY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
SUCCESSOR TO
c., v. S. LEVY.
OfY,ae on Court St., opposite Court House.
Frederick, Md.
Special attention given to proceedings
in Equity for the sale of Real Estate. All
business placed in my hands will receive
prompt and careful attention.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-02-14

Mr.. Lester w. Armacost has been ap-
pointed agent for the Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Co., Of Carroll County. See adv.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1907-02-14

Vincent SebOld.
Attorney.at.Law.

AtVVEHCy -"O"
Attorney for Thurmont National Bank.
At Thurmont Every Thursday.
Offices SEBoLD BLDG, Emmitsburg, Md.
Both &C. & P. Emmitsburg, 22-4.
Phones. Fred'k Co., Emmitsburg, ~.
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Local Items.
New Advertisements.

Armacost.
Annual Meeting.
Lost Bus. Loo.
Peerless Meat Sacks.
Notice to Creditors.
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Business Locals.

~ LOST-LAD1ES' BOSTON BAG
containing Pair Leather Slippers, Comb
and Handkerchief. Reward if returned
to the CLARION OFFICE.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-18
FEW EEC1ALA

4 NEW & ROOM RESEDEcssH ~
"EE STREET. Al GOD HeEsA
HTzHT POLISHED N &AKEsa=-.
@eEaRs. HARDWOOD FLGRS. P1RaE-
Ian aArE. PR@ THROUGHOUT
Foa cas-. Ea
. xsrs1Ezsw COTTAGE on 0CCFCT
STREET GOOD coEER z.sa
u LOTS AND L GOOD REsIDENCE
on JEFFERSON STREET NEAR ETE
Z. 0a
A NEW ROOM MoDERS RESI-
DENCE ON POLK STREET EAST
FRONT LOTS zoo
A STRICTLY MODERN VERY Pref
TT NEW COTTAGE SURROUND BE
ELEGANT HOMES ON WESTERN
AVENUE zSa-
RODGERS. DAVIS Il COMPANY,
IA WEST ETE STREET
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wI.MR 49, -

YLEE- NEAR SIXTH
1r0DEET 8 ROOM COTTAGE.
NICE BATH GAS. CIsTERN
WATER CELLAR NJ LOTS.
OWNERS GOING TO CALFOR-
MIA AND HAVE Authorized
Nh TO SELL THIS DANDY COT
TAGH For $50. THIS WILL
SELL QUE LET ME SH0W
YOU
p. BARNES. III W. FIFTH :
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EXTRA FINE

EXTRA FINE
ANOTHER ON TYLER NEAR
TTH SWELL EAST FRONT RES
DENCE. ROOMS AND STRICT
II MODERN. IA LOTS, FINE
BATH AND UNUSUALLY GOOD
EARN REDUCED FROM 8. 8o
TO 450 TOR AN IMMEDIATE
SALE POSSESSION AT ONCE
LET ME- Show YOU
z. BARNES IL W FIFTH y
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HOLIDAY PARE

ECILDAT PARE
GOOD MODERN HOME. IA
LOTS. FINE BATH PLENTY OF
HADE FACES HOLIDAY
PAR LET NE SHOW YOU
THIS SNAP AT $. 80.
r. BARNES. II W. FIFTH ST
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TCHN Z MOON & CO
49, EST ATE 4LEAAEA
AND
gfCNET To Loan
=-.sru =. Office Bldg. Is Z FaSa IT.
FOR SALE

4 Eaes. = suurT > rooms. fIr1ss-e- =-sesr-e
1frrar- barn. good location. near CezlE-A-
Earx Cheap aE E.75a.
: 7ar4 . houses. 7 new , srurT r1GrT1s.
,v-,a.+z--,- enc s-auarr r1oF1s, goad eazdt-
Inn. VERY cheaD. $40
Ne azTa 4 IarEe list II zTE properties
AMI farms We ea1 sassse a1E 1e-Szn
mo = n condition aa1f desires ID pGr-
CHASE
We are 4!sa agents Ear sale II Fe-y dr1e
lands near the FE1Ie and extreme south
vast zzrr II Texas. aiea LAYING land the
hest af soil -as best location. the Test
IN sIiraarz- the hest n heath. the BEST
s1r Investment Ths very earliest and
best Eeget7hIes ara -zised ae-a LAID can
De ErrtEarzz 5u E9Esr run t1s Srzks
wzEts. Caa uDGn ~
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Fine : raam modern residences.
east front lots NICE shade. laundry
rooms. paved eallar, On 0ue AZ rha
best paved streets an the west side
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New 7 ruam residence. rece5rti0n
hail. ruoma in 0alk- electric lights.
mantle and graEe. paved cellar and
laundry raomzs west side. close IN
Reduced for QUICK sale
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ZEAL. ESTATE. L0ANSs EzE RANCE
PHCME zsz IN ". FIFTH ST.
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TEXAS
Where the tide OF irT1nigra-1on Is pour
ing IN from every state Of the urion-
TEXAS
Where there Is brighter opportunities Tor
the trireszur tnan any point On tie edntf-
uent-
TEXAS
Fhe enc place waers the man Of small
means mas IN opportunity 70 invest his
savings with an absolute certainly af 4
handsome profit on his holdings.
TEXAS
with more Inducements ID affar the
h1rsF,asrsfrr1a11 In January than Kansas has
IN Tune
and me properties we have % offer you
there only nave u be eer-AppraelaE1ou
and purchase faIIawz Call and let is ez-
plain the different propositions We have
to afrer. the liberal terms and Last but
not least. the conditions On which we
take yuU
sQU4RH Deal REAETT GO
- Eausaz Ave
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FOR SALE or Excl ! .StzE-
=IgTTFT ACTFrTI-T 80 KAN AVE
" acre rrzer Z miles ~ z city CaSh
value & 1Dg. Want resstEAz4sse IN cal aT711rs
FOR SAIE5 room eoerage- II lots. east
front barn. shade wal. gas. east side
TT1fY4IfY-s rs Klein st or Ind phone s98z
FIFE SAT- E-sgzw r1aTu u1udzEu cuteaSEe,
,-IIasTr1. a IsgZ C1fIe<a ave Gail ar adj
dFra5E a. r Feek- Iii Duane st. city.
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SEONA SIDE LINE THAT CAN NOT
INTERPRET VIII YOUR PRESENT
OCCrPArrEN WI gorr CARE
WERE YOU AYE. WERE YOU CO
Oh WHAT T0CE SALzEE e. We CAV
DOCBLE TT H FEST FuE= You
STRIKE PAY Dirt
WRITE. Or CoG U. GET LrrHEA-
TUE-Er BUSY WE HAVE rB
BEST TEXAS PROPOSITIONS THIS
SIDE OF THE CLIP
SOCAE Deal Realty CO.
81 Kansas Ava
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-EvESTrGArE rHzsE-

s::- % .s ss s1
1as.s ssss. sssz sssa
ZOO s-ssa san y ssaarr 80 1c%511 500 T 49, - = -
czer II lots ms shade ad
AVN 3 ia arsa Ghsau
II
exchange rupe-
la VII sell
SOM
IN
close r4rzin distance sar aiaasF
electric
new houses uses sla1toe
pa7~aaz p=gneuss
raa asaa .anraaa N District
NEE e. 49, a sa' ss.sss $500 % a BAL
SE1zEAszHR
soEsz REzoSzs s@ ID v zEEEz
"a
=
9rsstsa " IN F1E-nn@a+ n suss n la. - - -
rs sa2@ $50 .@ss n n ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ HACK yarn
ean1eE -azs - sza4a@z lzrzz t-1ufD porch
Car Ina Sod . sszz. ssa ss.r-sa eoors4
NETswANGEE
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TE SHFFEE & CO.
II z sixth st Topeka Kan
ROYAL SNAPS

n zt--ss 2 miles southwest af business
center af Topeka, close 70 school and
church. close tn Council Crave sieeEzie
car line. extra fine IscaEan. running va
tar al good smooth Dlow land W0a1d
-zs,=z ef-ra 4IraEe4 Easy terms Price
g. 8aH.
10 acres fine Ea.w Valley land. al m as1A-
tizarftu. ) miles from Topeka kaz-- az
4 z station. z1ad nav cottage az TIRES
Is1rz7s raoF11z EASY terms Price A-As
rs acres D miles from Topeka = nile
from z Z station. church and school, az-
rr1 fine location = acres dne b0trau1 land.
small creek AT running water. acres me
orchard 4 acres affaIfa, ) acres timber
balances. in cultivation. guud rooTn house.
cellar well. ctsfsru- dne shade. barn and
other Buildings. splendid place for Daui-
nv. fruit hogs and cows. Easy terms
Price g. 90
We have Il dne list OF larger farms and
city property. Call and see me-
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-1s=z1 .s-l 1-a@
IASEwAT IsrHsYP
zocAzE INES
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RAx
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zPAxDs
awAE- IN - 60 s""
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DOWN TOWN.
ITEM ROOM MODERN RESI-
DHNCE EAST FRON'T,2 BLOCKS
EFH AND KANSAS AVENUE
RENTS E6a PER MONTE NON
RESIDENT OW NER SAYS SELL
FOR S.Da FINE RENTAL
PROPOSITION LET ME- SHOW
YOU
r BARNES. III W FIFTH =
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Good 8 rasm residence. east Erunr.
fine. eInse IN Iacauun. west side. Inc.
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SOME EAEu ExcHA,eE oRFuHTurSETIHz

RAJ E-zcEzA
5eH Price
az had zad6 in gnod nEn.c
>
Newly
per
n
Jay in
Of hardza
ruperY caste KANSAS ar Missouri
% Or
al fruits aA wants. farm
n non nuru ennentsn near earl
CoaeHu
tuy uu1urz aheut them
SQUARE
radp msz IL Kansas
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H0AIESEEEERS-s5 cash. 50 monthly
buys % acres south Missouri poultry
farm with trees Only 81 acre Larga
farms, cheap. E0bert BoraEu. notary pub
lie MoHtzsr, Missouri
FOR SALE choice building lots, West
18th St. a7 joining Dr. Charles N Shell
don residence the vest. TOR $50 eaan
If sold before June 10, 1871 L L q Nells
court house Phone III
FOR SALE-A good Z room house % 81
moved Inquire at 1T Tyler St
LEGAL.
First publishes IN The Topeka stars Jour
nal May -. U97.I
REGISrRATr0g NOTICE
Topeka. Kan, May 18th. EU7.
Notice s herEnT given that the books
FIR ere aerfrT-rftf f voters FOR rf1I "a -
fsIIs wards Of sna city Of T1pelEH viii -
closed Monday, MAY nth. 1877. ar J q dock
q. m. and viii remain clGsed until AFTER
the special election fur con9res8rnan Tor
the First congressional district OF Kansas.
To be held On Thursday. Nay 3. I9d7. fruu1
s. q clock a. to q clock p.
Bids for furnishing meals % the election
boards At the noon hour VIII be received
at this office until 9ie18ck ,. h. Sac1r-
day, May 18th. 1871
G H TITUS.
ESeaLI Commissioner Of Elecriuus-s
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JEW FL EzFES-
Il 0FSS 81 EAYDEN. Jeweier and Opf-
siau Cdu1plete stock at Watches d1a-
r1or1ff= sfIverware. etc Eyes examined
zr1tI szectacIes properly drIe1
RESTAURANTS
EFNRT TITTTICEANN has removed To
gZs Kansas ave Al we4caEne and tuVtKes1
Meals or short 8ruerS-
E7FN1ER$ AND MACHINE SHOPS
FOUNDERS machzuiSEz and qsk<EeE1
makers Topeka Foundry ~ n AID
sZg Jackson ST Both phones -
WHDT ESATERSk
--------------s--------
TIE C-fJT-G=ETLsTN HAEDFpARE CO.
F4-Ivare. stoves. fine raoiA. DC Kan
sas ave Phone SO.
THE W0a4.AE'E BOCF0R
m 1fzETEY the woman Doctor z19
Junction bldg. Kansas City An.
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2GD

-s2g0-
Fine new cottage ROOMS and
bath ram. ? Lots. close IN IN Folk
street..
E1s-5 rooms. nearly modern. On
Clay ST
G.55a-5 ronms. close IN. Tyler st
N.s58-S rom cotrase. W nth ST
VACANT LOTS
S60a-1zz lots 14th and Western ava.
Ss19-14x lots 14th and FI1Imors Sc.
65-I5s lots 18th and Van Buren,
ss5B-I< lots. good Iuca1un. FIJI
mora st.
see pictures IN Office wfnduws.
PARTNERSHIP REAL. ESTATE CO.
BELL PHONE IszE
IND. PHONE Ez
1m WEST FIFRE ST
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INCOME NV ES-r1IEET-
OWNER LEAVING THE CITY
AND WANTS CASE FOR FINE
BUSINESS BUILDING. MOD
FEN FLAT ID FLO0R COR
Nz LOTS FHPRS vEaIENTs
YEARS OLD LEASED TO GOOD
TENANT At I PER MONTE
you CAM NOT EEzT THIS AT
ED LET NE SHOW YOU
IT .MEE z BARNES. III W FIFTH ST
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HAVE JUST WHAT E9U
WANT LET NE SHOW YOU
ELMER T. BARNES
III WEST FIFTH 81
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n
a9- nd tnue n corner sell
all part he u truck farm a fsol
RESIDENCE
AVE
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-01
TAFT OUTSHOVELS ROOSEVELT
Suppressed Story of Attack on Coal
Heap Comes to Light.
Bout Between President and Secre-
tary of War Aboard the LOuisi-
ana Told at New York Banquet,

New York. Feb. 2S.-The Tarheel popu-
latlon of Manhattan isle feasted on fried
hominy and red liquor tonight. at tie
Hotel KniCkeTbOcher.
Albert p Massey. the president OF the
society. was toastmaster.
III Massey called for "a toast 10 the
President and the army and navy of the
United states.
Lieut. Commander Crank responded to
the toast. 'The President, the Army and
the Navy" He got 20 know the Presi-
dent pretty we'll when Mr.. Roosevelt
went TO Panama on the Louisiana. and
could not refrain from saying few
things about him. Now. 7 am a South
erner, said the lieutenant commander.
81 SoUtherner born and bred, and I don't
mind saying that in my heart l have
criticised and differed from some of the
things the President has said and done
We'll. if you had met him, man to
man. as I did on shipboard. every last
one of you would have been converted as
was. Great cheering.
''The day before we got back TO Hamp-
ton Roads one Of the officers reminded the
President that re hadn't thrown the usual
shoveful of coal into the furnaces. The
President and Mr. Taft attacked a coal
heap together, and Mr.. Taft, despite his
handicap, showed himself TO be a better
coal shoveler than the President How
ever. though Mr. Taft was a good shOv-
elcr. he wasn't any fancy shoveleT. The
President said il was only a little thing
FOR him to do, but il pleased the officers,
and esnecially the men
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-01
BAILEY VOWS VENGEANCE
Declares Political Enemies Shall
Never Again Hold Office,
Leaves Texas to Resume Seat In
Congress and BE Sworn In for
Next Term.

Dallas. Feb 2S.-United States Senator
J W Bailey is on his way to Washing
ton 70 resume his seat in Congress and
to be sworn I'm for his second term on
March J. He left Austin at 4:31 this
afternoon oyer the Inland Great Northern
Railroad
This has been day of angry feeling
and bitter words in the Texas Legislature
Members who voted against generating
Senator Bailey have been explaining their
votes. They also criticised Bailey for the
terrible denunciation Of them in his
speech delivered in the State capitol after
the vote generating him had been taken
That was probably the severest denuncia-
ton on his political enemies Senator
Bailey has yet publicly indulged in, but
he seems TO be unanimously indorsed in
his severity of utterance by his friends
Austin, Tex. Feb. 2S-It was. nearly
midnight last night when Senator Bailey
concluded his address before the house Of
/ representatives following the vote by
which the majority report of the investi-
eating committee exOnerating him of the
charges brought against him was adopted
by vote of 20 yeas and Il nays. Baileys
arraignment OF his political enemies was
the bitterest ever heard in the legislature
of this State. He promised that never
again would one of them be elected to
public Office. lie said:
''I had intended at the end of this Sena-
torial term to retire, for at the end Of
this Senatorial term I viii have served the
people of Texas twenty-five years. But
now this war has made me change my
purpose. I will need to make no canvass
at the end of this term.
\"These men who have fought me have
made this unnecessary. They have already
won my campaign for me. Next election
we will line up. from the government
down. not including the governor, but be-
ginning with the Lieutenant governor and
on down We viii line these men up and
viii teach them lesson; they need it and
We will attend TO their cases. A man
/ who would give a minority of the Sen
ate majority of the committee ought
to be attended to. If l live, not one of
! these men shall ever hold office in Texas
again. as I shall devote my time to see
/ ing that they don't get in"