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FOE 70, RENI ro. B. T: SAUL az, CO. 1TH e I, NV;
13i5 NV, 15r 2b. 90 $500 B'wood ev sto25. 81
1851 31st nw.14r COCO 632 me- Or, b. .. $3.50
III NV. Tor. b. 30 S14 G ne, 6r b. %. 80
1901 9TH ,so DIV .55 80 639 Fla Or b q. so
1l06 9th NV, 1lr b. 40 80 52s Tenn Or 30 so
2211 LIST NV, sr, b. 30 1S41 9th 6r b. 20 so
1888 Riggs Tor b.40 80 1904 It'll, 80
1870 18TH NV, Or. b. $50 SOB 18th ne store $ 90
1928 Corcoran, 81. 355 so 623ia Morton Or.
61s NV, Sr. b. $3.50 1914 he, Or. Is 50
420 l.. 6r. b. stable. 90 442 NV. store. - 80
436 NV, Or. b. 80 2039 Gale lcol Or g 30
GIL NV ar. 81 80 2034 9TH sto, IT.. II 90
18th & Morton sto, sta3i 30 shop. NJ av x X nw1O.5O
"a | ne, 1lr, b.. so 23i9 Sherman av. Ar 8 90
1921 Sth NV. Or, b. % 80 GIG La ave basement,
22xI5 ........... IL. 90
Rear 92o y. j. ave. NV, large stable Is. 90
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FOR RENT-BY JAMES F. SHEA,
G43 Louisiana NV.

r. "A,
G43 Louisiana
SlS d st. NV. sto:e. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50 90
800 18th st. NV. furnished. 17r.. 3d.. 90
1888 Il st. NV, lar. 2b, fur. heat. 60. 90
121 Md. ave. ne. l4r., baths: steam h't 65. 90
1914 st. NV. IL rooms. bath. h.-w. heat So 90
1900 Water st. sw.. store and dwelling. :. 1890
221O LIST st. NV, 10 rooms, bath, furnace. $3.50
1923 Pa. Sc. large store & eel, heat. 49, 90
1919 st. NV, fiat, Or. tiled bath. 80 90
1908 Water st. s.w.. store & dwelling. 300
913 18th ne, st. & dwg., CIR, b., INV heat $3.50
211 A st. me-. rooms, bath. .......... $3.50
7O5 sth st. Sc. fat Or. tiled bath 49,. 80
1345 LIST St NV. tnew). 6r.. tiled bath. % 10
1919 LIST st. NV. Q rooms tiled bath. 25.4
SO o st. NV, Or. tiled bath. % so
1885 n. G. ave. ne, CIR, tiled bath, furu %. 40
ll49 18th st. NV, rooms ............ 22.50
sol 18th st. s.w.. 2d & Sd floors. 7r., b.. % so
119 * st. NV. 6r., b. .................. y 30
1851 Il st. me-, 6 rooms. bath, CELLAR. 20.6O
343I Brightwood ave. NV. Hat, Or, bath. 1880
1923 18th st. ne, 6r., b. cellar. 1850
Balls court H. W., shop. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1880
Alb 18th St Sc, fiat, rooms, bath. ..... 1900
223 Sd st. s.w., fiat. Or. b............. 1900
121 18th st. ne. fat. rooms, bath .... 1900
643 Louisiana ave. NV, entire 4th floor. 1000
Rear PIG 18th st. Nv. rooms. 500
1919 an ST. s.w.. shop. ................ 500
2l5 18th St me-, rooms. .............. 7.5O
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.
FOR RENT
1912 & st NV,

HOUSES.
1744 nwl2r. 2b $40 90 400 Sd NV, Tor. b. ..37.5 so
1916 10th Tor b. 50 90 1904 Monta Or bis. 90
2i3l 18th NV. Tor b. 90. so 1853 Oates ne, Or.
lG36 18th NV. Or. 40 0O stable 90
FLATS.
1878 Irving St NV. r. and bath upper 80 80
1865 Chaplin st. NV, rooms and bath &C.. 80. 90
1914 Irving ST. NV, rooms and bath q. so
lII2 willard ST. NV rooms and bath. ... 81
10 T ST ne, ) rooms and bath. .......... %. 80
S12 18th st. me-, rooms and bath ........ q. %
S14 1lth st. me-, rooms and bath. ...... q. 90
431La Tenn. ne, rooms and bath. 1870
APARTMENTS.
The "Wikeshire," YORKSHIRE" and Der
byshire.'' 1871 Columbia road; NEW;
and rooms and BATH porches front and
rear Sf0-uV anu S5u.O
The .Nstchez.'' li4O W ST., and b. $33. 90
The Siississipp.' 1880 w st. Ar and b. -. $3l so
The ''Bryn Mawr," 1916 You St: and
rooms and bath .............. SIG so to $50 80
109 Florence court, rooms and bath, furnished,
summer rate je5-w&sa, If
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED

FOR RENT-RENT REDUCED TO $55 50 FOR
good tenant; IL rooms, baths; best location in
Washington. PERCY H. RUSSELL, Russell
bldg, 927 @ st. NV. te4-3t
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PROPOSALS

lines 1t, eOc. St. 81 20. wk.. s225. ST 20.
PROPOSALS FOR COAI4-GvVERNMENT PRINT
ing Office. Washington, ID. c. June 3, l907-Sealed
proposals will be received at this office until
O'Clock pm, MONDAY, NE TO- 1907, for sup
office during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1908.
The right to reject any and all bids and to waive
defects reserved. Specica tiOns and blank forms
of proposals may he obtained by addressing this
office. CHAS. A. STILLINGS Public Printer.
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FOR SAIE-S6,5OO.
A cheap corner the Heights. Ten
On the first floor, parlor. reception hall, dining
room, pantry and kitchen. HOt-water heat; large
tiled bath ROOM many handsome cabinet man
tells; open freplaces: lot IS by 105 This is
very attractive residence. in refined neighbor-
hood.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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Flat y CapSP.6r IS. 80
1925 y Cap, sto, Jr.2j. 90
lies Ella nv ne. OT. b. % 80
BlAdenshurg ri, Or. 1900
BladcEsburg I'd. 7r. 1900
BlIdcnsburg I'd. sto. IL. 90
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-NEw HOUSE
80 FEET FRONT
BEAUTIFUL HOME JUST COMPLETED
South OF IL street avenue HOT WATER
HEAT. Only 5000. Tiled bath; ha ndsome man.
tells. ' ~
STONE & Fairfax. 1912 NEW YORK AVE.
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FOR SALE
Paying rent is sin
But 1t is terribly foolish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homemaker. think this over.
1t costs the purchaser 81. SO a month this
age INTEREST," to live In of homes. 1t
costs the renter $3.50 for the same privilege,
and he has not the satisfaction Of living In his
home.
Our terms are the only way the reasonable
salaricd man can live well and ut the same time
provide for the future. They unlike other
methods and have proved successful to over FIVE
hundred of our home buyers.
If you make up your mind to 1t they will prove
successful TO you.
Come and for yourself
What enc hundred people have bought from In
this neghborhood during the last year.
Right in the NV.
Not far out.
$3.50.
$500 cash. $27 so MONTH
Including all interest
The most complete six-roOm home you ever
saw. Take 9th st. cars. get out at PARK ROAD
told Whitney ave., walk square east. let
SHANNON AND LUCES. 704 18th ST.,
know and they will bring you out.
MIDDAUGH AND SHANNON,
Inc, Owner.
mo place like home: homes like ours
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FOR SALE
Just the plan of house yon want In a loca-
tion in which most persons wish to buy. A two-
story house, four rooms deep each floor. dry
cellar; furnace heat; front and rear stairway;
rear covered porches; modern plumbing; lot is
by 80; location west of 9th street, directly oppo-
site one Of the finest home properties in the
city Price, II sold at once. 81 100. This house
tuilt to sell for $1,000, and at time
carried loan of 81. 500.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York
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FOR SALE-PRICE REDUCED TO $1,000.
A cheap house on East Capitol st. On &C.
count of trusts coming due this desirable, mod
ern dwelling must be disposed OF once. and
in order to make quick sale the owner has
duced the price. Three stories and cellar, ten
rooms and bath: lot Is By 100.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
lines, It. Soc. St. $1.o0. wk.. s. 49, no. 81 20.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
lines It. Soc. St. Loo. wk.. S. 49, mo-. 81 20.
GOWN YOUR OWN HOME"
141e-141s142o-1422 Street NE.
Beautiful decorated six rooms and tiled bath
house: cellar under entire house; heated by the
best steam heating system; front lawns large
ON YOUR OWN TERMS.
Open all day-a representative there to show
you through and furnish you with any informa-
DAVID MOORE.
1928 n. Y. NV
$40. s21 AND s2s W ST. NE.
Finest houses in the city for the money.
anc sss colonial sss e9 ae
cars and get OF at W st.
PRICES. ss.s75 AND $s.47s.
DAVID MOORE.
1928 n. Y. ave. NV.
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ron SALE
rooms: side lights; front porch and stable
DAVID MOORE.
Jc5-2t 1928 New York NV.
FOR SALE
On 9Th st. ne; near Mass. ave. two stories:
six rooms and bath. cellar: Of the best
squares on Capitol Hill. Price, 81. 500.
DAVID MOORE,
jest 1923 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE
4 Southeast bargain; two stories six rooms
anu bath; good home. Price. 81 400
DAVID MOORE,
1eo-2t 1928 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE
Near Providence Hospital. a good home in
yestment; six and BATH cellar Price,
$2,5Gu.
DAVID MOORE.
jeJ-ot 1928 New York NV
FOR StLE-
On Fairmont street, Columbia Heights. between
18th and 18th SITS; three Stories ten and
tiled bath: steam heat; u good, substantial home.
Price, $4,000.
DAVID MOORE,
jeo-2t 1928 New York ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-CONyENIENT To NORTHERN IJH
erty Market-Cozy 6-room and bath brick house:
latrohe heat in irst-class condition; sos so LET
Us SHOW IT To YOU.
WllilGE, GIBBS x DANIEL COB COS 18Th
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FOR RENT-oN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-A COM
paratively new Groom tiled bath apartment in
excellent conditions: 5000.
WIlIIGE, GIBBS * DANIEL COS & Cos 18th
jest
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THH
District Of Columbia washington 3D. o May ~;
office until Monday June 10. 1907. at o'clock
for for sa Of he various rSsi the
ment of the District OF Columbia during the fiscal
sS Eank ay Of ns& e eaF
informa ton can be obtained at the office OF the
Pc MAt fs s. R Rsss GuS VEST H Jn
MORROW, Commissioners u. c. JEST
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED on JUNE 10
by IS D IT, to be erected at Berwyn, Ma FOR
plans and specifications call at office OF the en-.
this Corporation 40 Munsey bldg washing
'0"' c CARTER MOTOR CAR CORPORATION.
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II COCK noon w Thursday june 90 io for con-
structing sewer the District OF Columbia. Forms.
% ro sn@ a. District
az Henry l. WEST, JAY j. hoERSW, Ess s@a
OFFICE NATIONAL zooLoGIcAL PARK,
Washington, D. C. May 22 lo o@o scale prS%o-
Monday, june TO- 1901. for constructing concrete
pavements and steel fence in the National Zoolog,
zeal park. Specifications. forms of proposal and
to the Superintendent. FRANK BAKER, Super.n-
tendent, National Geological Park.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT T.rB
Communicates Office Navy Yard, Washington ID.
c. until II o'clock noon June II. 1907, and pub
lcly opened Immediately thereafter, 10 furnish
tcamIng which VIII be required at the navy yard.
Washington. u C.. from July 1. 1907. to June
so 1905 For information TO requirements APP
ply OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF THE
NAVY YARD. Washington, d. Q. my2g law It
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR Library OF
Congress Washington. ID. c., May S, l00T.-Pro-
posals will be received at this office until O'Clock
pm: June $, 1907, and then publicly opened, to
iUEnish the annual supplies coal
descent lamps, hardware and plumbing housekeep.
ing and painting ms erals. and for removing ashes
and washing towels. Blank proposals and other
informa lion furnished application. BERNARD
H. GREEN, superintendent mys,9 0llje5,0
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FOR RENT-MT. PLEASANT-NEW HOUSE, 1712
Newton st. NV: 6rs. and bath; back porches;
nice dry cellar; furnace heat; line; rent.
49, 80.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave. NV.
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SIS. II 500 10th NV 4stls
SI0.5O. Rear 1928 . NV
so. RI 929 III NV. 2stalls
$40. RI 1896 X, = stalls
Sl5....Rear 1929 NJ NV
$3.50. 81. .3ili lith, rear
ITS under Apartments for
leo WASa,ts
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HOUSES.
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FOR RENT
1929 y. J. ave-. rooms and bath ...... $50. so
1871 9th St NV. $ rooms and bath. ..... .S2I so
je+-3t' Apply EDWARD KERN. % Il st. NV.
FOR PENTHOUSE 800 18TH ST Sc; SIX
rooms, BATH cellar; front porch and large back
yard Keys next door. 1871 13,h) Apply at Dol
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FOR SALE-ATTENTION! INVESTORS, SPEC
ULATORS OR HOME-BUYERS.
Desirable houses at sacrifice
Attractive 8story, Roman brick-fropt houses
brownstone trimmings. avenue IN the
northwest section, south of r ST.; IS, 700 each.
The houses alone would cost at least So, 900 to
build. They have good-sized lots to alleys The
houses modern in .angement Parlor, re-
ception hall, dining room, pantry and kitchen on
the first floor There six lovely bed rooms.
Tiled bath, hot-water heat. handsome cabinet
mantels open freplaces, tiled hearth The houses
have southern exposure and convenient to
several of the best lines.
Parties looking to purchas property at a price
much less than it is worth, either for a home
or with a view of selling at an advantage. should
investigate this property. They We're placed
with us for sale by attorneys for syndicate.
They must be closed out. See al once.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SAI.E-A SPLENDID HOME ON WASHING
TON HEIGHTS A large semi-det achcd residence
can be purchased for $4,000. The owner has
just spent In the neghbcrhood Of 81 900 In put
ing 1t In strictly first-caSs condition. One of
the choicest locat in this fashionable neigh
borhood; west of 10th st. southern exposure; ii
rooms: three bath rooms: lot 25 by 100 feet
STONE FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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The Marshall republican., 1907-08-23
A Durable Gate.

the open fork is made round so Il will
nj the post.
A number OF holes bored through
the top Of a post. one under the 9th.
er, through any one OF which a bolt
may be placed. This bolt. c. holds
the upper hinge In place. BY setting
II up or down in the row Of holes.
the gate may be made TO swing high
or low. as desired. When there is a
heavy snow. the bolt can be placed In
the top hole. and the gate will swing
over the drift. II IL In desired TO
raise the gate so hogs and sheep
a pass under while large animals
are restrained. the bolt can be set
any height desired to make the pass.
ageway under the gate large enough
to permit ingress or egress OF the
smaller animals.
The drawing will explain the con.
struction.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-23
X DUST MULCH.
II Prevents Evaporation Of Moisture
and Causes Roots to Strike Deeper.

A Matter Of much Importance. both
rs regards saving moisture and pre-.
venting root injuries. is the depth Of
surface tillage. Too shallow cultiva.
ton will not be effective In checking
evaporation. still n must know that
the soil should not be stirred so deep
that the top roots are cut. II this Is
done the growth 10 ut once checked.
and the roots are forced lower In
search OF supplies. From two to three
inches have been found the best depth
for fat cultivation. where the ground
has been thoroughly prepared. When
q seed bed has been thoroughly fined.
proper handling will bring the corn
crop along. with the minimum amount
OF rainfall. The problem. says In.
diana Farmer. IL TO maintain good
capillary action between the lower
water systems and the soil where the
roots are growing. When the water
moves upwards and strikes the dust
blanket II IL checked. and II must pass
out through the plant. rather than by
evaporation. II Is n pretty nice prob.
lem. but the aim should be TO make
all water aud fertilizing material pass
through the roots OF the growing
plants. work for the dust mulch;
don't dig down to the wet soil. DO
that with every cultivation you ex.
pose more soil to the sun.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-23
Keen Aeeoun, OF Your Time.

Keep an account OF every hours
time needed to prepare the ground.
plant the seed. tend the crop and hzr-
vest the grain. To this add . res.
sonable amount for wear and tear OF
machinery. and the legal rate OF In
terest upon the money invested in tho
land. When the crop is harvested
figure the number OF bushels at the
prevailing market. II the expense ac-
count exceeds the other. then set
about TO Increase the productivcness
OF the land 40 that II will produce
more the year following.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-23

John Schaurer IL reported settin,
along quite we'll His Injuries on nc.
count u being thrown from hls bagsy
last week, consist Of q cash ever ,th,
eye and . badly bruised hip -Johr
q Ksmper and wife have returned
from Kansas and have decided 70 10
cate 10 Slater. Mr.. Kemper having
accepted Q position with the Slater
MIL & Elevator Compapy.--The
members OF the Slater Canadian lend
syndicate held a meeting the first oil
this week and decided TO harvest the
prairie hay they have on their land
near Manitoba. w. Il. Baker and
Harry Reid are looking up ten head
Of big mules which they will ship u
Csnsda In q few days. Lee Fox, o.
Odessa, Is to DO foreman OF the gang
while l. w. Avitt or w. II. Baker II
TO DO general superintendent, proyid.
I'd the weather IL not too hot or toe
cold. Lee Farley and several other,
are thinking Of going on the trip te
help In the harvest aud look at The
country Slater Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-23
A

Failure comes to the faint heart
cd.
Fear OF being caught stands for con.
science In some men.
Much Of the fertility Of American
soils has been wasted by the men
that have cultivated II.
No man should call himself a good
farmer II his land has been growing
less productive from year to year.
II Is not safe to be governed by the
results OF a trial OF one year on the
farm. for frequently results are
brought about by conditions which We
know nothing about.
The most nutritious hay Is made
when grasses or clover are in bloom.
A delay OF one week In the cutting
period will make a big difference In
the actual feeding value of the
crop. IA
With the prospect of n short hsy
crop. put away some sheaf oats. whom
harvest comes again. They make fine
feed; In fact. II they are not put an
before the straw becomes too ripe
there Is nothing better.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-23
' PhotosraphIns the Mirage.

: The photograph represented a palml
grove. a lake and a ray OF laden
camels and white-robed Arabs moving
In stately wise across the pale desert
THAT is a picture OF a mirage. or fata
morHana." said the traveller. Il took
II In the Sahara, not far from Tom
bouktoo. There was really nothing
there but sand-wastes on wastes OF
sand, but my dazzled eyes saw that
mirage and my Gamers saw II. too.
This is the only mirage picture have
ever got. I have tried In Ceylon, In
Egypt and In Morocco to photograph
various mirases. but always In vain
There are SCARCELY six mirage photos
IN existence"
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-23
Killed a Large Snake

Rev. Powell told US OF an exper-
isnce that his wife aud her guests, Mrs,
Hayes and daughters, had one day
lsst week while he was absent assist.
ing In q meeting at Grsud Pass.
A large snake found it's way by
some means, presumably up the large
chimney. to the fire place Ia the bed.
room on the second floor Of their res.
idence. When the ladies arose Ia the
morning bis snskeship was crawling
out over the rec before the fire.
place and attempting TO get upon the
nsntel. Mrs. Powell secured q gar
den rake and pinned the shake sgs.ns,
the wall while one of che other ladies
dispatched 10 with = window stick.
On measuring the snake II was found
70 b four feet lons.-Miami News.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-23

ask question:. r~ave--Sut Bob was
up the stairs two and three steps ut q
time.
My breath was almost gone and II
took me minutes 10 get 10 the second
door. NY feet touched the top stair
when. o God! that soundl For i've
long years ! had been trying TO get 4
out OF my ears. but now more cultural
more agonized than before, II brok,
upon my tortured senses. did no.
need TO seek its direction. with Q
bound was at the threshold Of Beuiat
Sands.Brownley's ONCE. In that brief
time the groans had stilled. For on,
instant closed my eyes. for the YER,
atmosphere Of that hall moanod ano
groaped death. ] opened them. Yes
! knew Il. There at the desk was the
beautiful %gray-clad figure OF Ave years
ggo. There the two arms resting on
the desk. There the two beautiful
hands holding the open paper. but the
eyes. those marvellous gray.biue doors
10 an immortal soul-they were closed
forever. The exquisitely beautiful
face was cold and white and peaceful
Beulnh Sands was dead. The hell
hounds OF the System" had overtaken
It's MANNED and hunted victim: II had
added her beautiful heart to the bags
and barrels and hogshcads stored away
In Its big "business.is.business" safe.
deposit vaults. My eyes In sick pity
sought the form Of my old schoolmate.
my college chum. my partner, my
friend. the man ! loved. He was on
his knees. His agonized face was
.urned to his wife. His clasped hands
had been raised In IN awful. heart.
crushing prayer as his Maker touched
tho bell. Bob Brownley's great brown
eyes were closed, his ciasped hands
had dropped against his wife's head.
md In dropping had unloosed the
glorious golden-brown waves until In
'ond abandon they Ind coiled around
his arms and brow as though she for
whom he had sacrificed all was shield.
!ng his beloved head from the chills
md dark mists OF the black river that
APPS tho brink OF the eternal rest. The
eycaSah boh shtWttNu iNoutIt DIOWu-
iey's heart. too. I staggered TO nh
side. As ! touched his now fast.icins
brow my eyes fell upon the great blaci
headlines spread across the top Of the
paper that Beulah Sands had been
reading when the ali-kind God had cut
her bonds:
FRIDAY. THE THiRTEENTH.
And beneath In one column:
rERRieLE TRAGEDY IN VIRGINIA
The Richest Man In the state, Thomas
Rsiphsrt. Mult-mIilonalrs, while
Temporarily Insane from the Loss
Of HE wife and Daughter, and Of
His Enormous Fortune. Which VA
Shattered In To-dsy's Awful Panic,
Cut His Throat. HE death was
Instantaneous.
In another column:
Robert erewrlsy Creates the Most
Awful Panic In History and Spreads
Wreck and Ruin Throughout the
Civilized World.
THE END.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-23
If You
Are Sick

1t is because some Of
the organs of the body
are not doing their work
well. There is a lack Of
that nervous energy that
gives them motion. Con-
sequently you are weak,
worn-out, nervous, irrit-
able, cannot sleep; have
headache, Indigestion, etc.
because there is not suffi-
cient nerve force to keep
the organs active and al
low them to perform their
natural functions. DR..
Miles Nervine restores
health because it restores
this nervous energy.
II have been sick for a year. and
did not know what was the matter
with me. I tried many remedies and
none of them proved OF any value. I
heard OF Or. Miles Eervine. I pro-
cured q bottle. aud before l had taken
half Of II I was better. would have
had nervous prostration II I had not
got this medicine when I did. I con-
tinued TO take IL until I was entirely
we'll i have since recommended IL
20 five Of my lady friends. and they
have al thanked me for doing so. for
Mrs. ROSE OTTO.
1ss 8. I'd St., Columbus. Ohio.
drupqIst. who will guarantees that the
first bottle Will beneHt. N u falls, ne
Will refund your money
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-23
Hunting for Trouble.

"I've lived In CSliforuia 20 years,
aud am still hunting for trouble 10 the
way OF burns, sores, wounds, boils,
cuts, sprains, or Q case OF piles tina,
sucklen'e Arnica saits won't quickl,
cure writes Charles Walters, OF
Allegheny, Sierra Co. No use hunt
Ing, Mr.. Walters; II cures every case
Guaranteed ut p. II. Frsnklin's drug
store. 25,.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-23
Old Seed Corn.

An extensive orn grower asks
whether we would advise planting
seed corn two years old. and which
now terminates 81 per cent. BY all
yes, replies Indiana Farmer. II
Is safer 10 risk that t~wo-year-old seed
than seed OF 1906, which might show
A termination OF IS per cent. The
old seed will be more vigorous. but Il
viii require more moisture to start
termination.