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HELP WANTED,

GOVERNMENT CLERKS ATTENTION, We
want few ladies and gentlemen u the depart
meut= 20 furnish as with the namez aud addresses
Of clerks who are contemplating or those who might
he interested n buying lots I'm tle choicest vlb5iy-
sion around Washington, ON easy payments We viii
furnish free automobile i1 show the property and
vil pay sou a high commission ul an property sold
ou names furnished h~ yon An communications
strictly c-nfdrtgl Write. making appointment for
interview. 90 BOX 6 Herald office. iel5t
THE FIRST ONE HUNDRED PERSONS EN-
taruz our school iu answer 10 this notice wiz be
admitted 70 ans g all of our sr=sj0Is-dsy. night
OF speeial-f0r only $40 for tha entire summer torn
of twelve weeks. from June 10 % August b. We
make speciality az preparing rur students for posi-
I1Hs as b1okkeouar. stenoguUhgrs. or for govern
mont service. Only Synsrt teachers employed Tlis
affords am excellent opportunity 90 prepare for the
regular fan civil service examinations We have large
convenient. and comfortable school rooms. CAPITAL
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 1910 o S. uw.
WANTED-YUUNG PEOPLE. TO TAKE A SUN
mlr Course much individual attention 70 pupils
wishing 10 review ans study 0r 90 persons who
wish 90 prepare for ClyiI-sgTica examination. any
study s weeks dsy. OF j. weeks. evening, SO.
WOODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 81 Z. Capitol
street. myi7H
SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRITING CAN BE
learned 40 Cu school IN p % 70 days. Positions
guaranteed P.tnsn. Graham. Gregg Barnes. snt
Syllable systems. Individual instruction sfENO'
GRAPHIC ACADEMY, a5-.i3 Colorado Building
0csu
THE SUCCESS OF YOUR BUSINESS DEFENDS
largely ON the class of help you employ. Get the
best EsiGgngn OF salesadies in Washington by al
y5rtising IN Eha Herald OEy lc a word for ons
time. Phone main El0
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

N B-Frllo7.ug schedule figures published only as
information and ere not guaranteed.
---o} a. m.-Dauylle and vav stations.
'sCa m.-Hari-enbHg and way stations.
.9nfa. m.-SIeeuCIs and coaches t1 Atlanta and
Sew Orleans. Dining Car
no a. m.-sireIer- and coaches 70 Columbia,
Savannah and JacE5UrLic. Dining Car
fi1I %. nj -Hauis1uHgrg and way stations.
80 81. m.-rHe.lattesd.le. Wsuaut1u. strashurs,
ard war stations,
.6I5 D. m.-sIseper= and coaches % Atlanta sud
Columbus Ga. Sunset Route T0utIzr sleeper 20 San
Francisco tfi-ve0F'v
go y. m.-~Iasle-s and coaches % Charlotte, Co
lumH5a and Augusta Dining 'a-
-l9Ij %. m.-~'errf-s and coaches Via Lyrchrurz
and BRISTOL ta tharrs111EL Memphis and Sew
orleans Dining ear.
lII8 n. m.-Nev York and New Orleans Limited.
solid Pullman 90 A-rev'le. Atlanta, Birmingham,
and New Orleans Club and Observation Cars. Din
ing Car.
No-e--DsTv WEEK DAYS
Through trains from the south arrive Washington
1.z5 s-5 and g. 50 a. No.. $50 5E. s.t5 u 3D. and
u.45 %. M. daily. Local trains from Harr=7uhrrz.
% y u N. week div5. and I'D p. u. daily. from
Charlottesville. SIS a. 20. daily
Frequent trains 20 and from B'--wru-
Ticket gFces -r5 18th 60, Ell pa. ave-, anil
Pan1- .v1r.4 Station.
a.. IT, ArKEET s. II. HtEDHT'E.
y T. O. G0H. 1IEr. IE" T-. Nz-
So. r TAYLbE. "a. F. a. Z. r. BROWN e.. s..
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MONEY TO BE MADE n REAL ESTATE.
Invest from so to $50 IN syndicate about 70 place
subdivision on market. Immense rrUlts assured.
Write for full particulars. BOX 9, Herald Office.
ieg-st
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RATLWAY

Schedule ru effect November e. 1905
900 T.. Mold DOMINION EXPRESS week
dr7z-S-7-7 az principal points i1 1N.--r7. H-5-'tH's
train. standard coaches. raHrr car -1 Virginia Hot
Springs Pullman ~'ear.- clifton Forge sr Louis
vile. Cincinnati. InaIararn'-. ST. larH. and 'r--
ra-n. buffet service from G.-fHr=-'''a
$50 T. N.-NEW e.. G o. LIMITED Daily
F-- new ve=rir-I= train. stops only 40 Gu-ir-9v r,
Char s5,; s-' ,-- ~-aHrrru- Clifton Forge ard Cove
nzrlu Va. R7rT-fa and Hinton W Va. FrI-
man s'eerrr7 -l Lexington. Louisville. Cincinnati.
Indianapolis 50. Louis. and Chicago. Dining cars.
I. carte service. Dra ui-.t ont
ur1 T.. Nj. D. " LIMITED. Dzi--S-'
v-stru'a ua.-. Pullman la-rer -r Cincinnati.
Lexington. and Louisville Compartment sleeping
car ta Virginia Hot Springs week fs.= Dining cars.
IA carte SERVICE ~-raHr9 Cincinnati tr Chicago
and ST. Louis. and Louisville On Memphis. Nashville.
and Southwest
Ee=e-varrus and tickets az rr--z-aasa and Ohio
OHr-=. 5'1 TsrHs.l7aHa ar.rra Ii. street, rr.-
F. and Sixth Street Station. Telephone. M-a
tar Pennsylvania r. r. Cab --s-.. and Main la5
for g. e. n. Ticket once.
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COLLECTORS.

We COLLECT NOTES ACCOUNTS. RENTS
estate and damage claims; no charge unless sue
cessfuL FULLER AGENCY, az Eth ST w,
ulsG
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STORES FOR RENT,

COR 18th ST AND ND AVE SW.-LARGE
-t.re tf, show windows. cellar. steam heat. in
large apartment house, ralucaI rent igr summer
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PERSONAL,

WHY Is IT THAT THE OCEAN MOANS7
That has nothing 90 do with the generous cash
rates W pay for mems discarded wearing apparel.
shirts. shoes hats. wiz call for any amount
IUSTHS OLD STAND. 6l9 D.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR WORN
Eaunutsi ladies 0r gents; send postal; vil, call
J.. TAESHES. 1903 7th ST. nv. Phone y. f4
MRS. H. ~ NOLAN WILL HOLD SPIRITUAL
meeting az 7l9 9Th st. NV, SUNDAY. June g. az 80
D. 20.
HAIR ON THE FEMALE FACE,
WARTS. MOLES BIRTRMAEkS. BLACK
HEADS. and al facial bemisles PERMANENTLY
REMOVED BY electrolyss Lady operator. ROOM
55 Netzerott Bids, mo + st, uw. ny5St
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELL! YOU WILL
be agrceablv surprised If you will let me sell It fer
you. MARCUS NOTES. 10 9Th st NV; phone
Main 5iiL ncl0-u
WHIsKEY. s. PER GALLON. THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN CO. SIG = s.. nw. ap5G
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BICYCLES,

1901 HUDSON BICYCLES At FACTORY PRICES,
best wheel on the market equipped with non
punctre tire. Special for this week only So.
Bicycles reduced TO SIS HAVERFORD CYCLE
CO. AZ 10Th st. NV Phone NJ. 65Ss. mylsu
ONE YALE, TWO READINGS; SLIGHTLY
used: cheap. At HAZLETON's. 4Z--3l 10th st.
NV. my5-u
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WILL TRADE A TIBST-CLA0- ELECTRIC RUN
about fer an equity In city I0- and pay some
cash. 0- VIII trade same for good horse and trap.
Address AUTOMOBILE. IG 18th 81. uw jest
wANTEp-A COMPETENT OFFICE MAN. To
act AS secretary and treasurer fer a corporation
must take from 81 90 90 s. 91 worth of stock. BUSH
ness established good salary paid Address BON &
Herald Office 1al-sr
PARTY HAVING To LEAVE CITY WILL SELL
his interest I'm an Incorporated real estate com
UauT for $50. company has large rent list Address
BOX H. Herald Office. uvG3t
COAL AND WOOD. ESTABLISHED 4 YEARS.
large trade. grand business; excellent location;
price reasonable, retiring owner. D. CONNOR,
Efh and VI sfs myLj-5lt
WHISKEY. 81 PER GALLON THE JOHN
WEDDERBUBN CO.. 6l6 p st. nw. ar5f
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SITUATIONS WANTED,

WANTED - PLACES FOR COOKS. NURSES.
and general hou5er0rksls, good references UU-
PoNT AGENCY. 1855 Oregon ave Phone. North
Sab iel--
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR GOOD sITUA-
toni If 81. place a small ad under this heading
state your qualifications, and you viii reach the
best employer IN Washington-people who pay good
wages and appreciate good help Only lc = word for
Cue time Phone main 800.
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INSECTS EXTERkINATED.

MOTHS ROAfHES. ANTS. BEDBUgS. AND
OTHER INSECTS ENTERMINATED under con
tact CHARGES MODERATE Estimates and
advice sFa.si % years practical experience, u1
charge made until insects are frilv szrermlrsted
Address, WENDAL l.. CLUTE.
InscCt Specialist,
517 II st. NV, Washington, ID. c.
uyl1ft
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COUNTRY BOARD.

wANTED-A FEW CHOICE BoARDERs II
small family near pUnnL0uns Va. $. ". VAN
SICkLER. Piurhuui Farm. Fairfay. Va .al-Jt
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PASTURkGE,

good grass and water rs 18th st. nw. or phone
dain o9@ m.5Jset
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED SOME ONE T0 JOIN NE is MAX
ing ur a carload Hf household goods for shipment
% Les Angelo. 1a... about sept =. Bon q. Herald
office jest
WANTLD- UPRIGHT -TEiNWAT PIANO. is
perfect condition: wlu pay $50 cash BOX a.
Herald Office 5eIr
HAVE YOUR UPH0LsTEEING DONE BY An
expert az moderate c7=t. BOX 5 Herald Office
WANTED - LET The CHILDREN TAKE Up
music. We offer sou q good square piano free
for sx months II y0ul pay ths cost OF moving
T. c. SMITH PIANO Co. lZ5 "a. ave.
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PIANOS FOR SALE.

Upnghts as low as SO Squares Organs. and
Talking Machines taken in exchange. Easy pay-
mcnts and no interest
HUGO WORCH. mo q st. Werch Binding
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HALLS FOR RENT,

HALL FOR RENT WITH TWO ROOMS. BEEN
used t1r dancing academy. g1rd for dentist i-l7
Ps ave. mgso7t
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DANCING.

DANCING-i3l 18th ST. y. W-EyERY TUES
day. Thursday and Saturday evening: beginners
class 80. advanced. So Lady assistants. Larges,
and most beautiful haI in the city; Prof KrmH's
orchestra. lesson. sec. lessons $50 Private les
sons by appointment. open al summer. electric fans
PROF. CHAS NJ WYNDHAN.
mv9-5f Phone VI. 5519
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REGISTERED GUERNsEYs.

A't4HA'A iisi-Af 'tA ifiN-h'0t-A'
Nalcs-Bozer um. 1851. Is months, Rei5ers
Henry g56f years.
Femaes-yiaIet of Bonnie Brook. 1850. 6 year,
Violet of EIgsuo1d s months.
WAL Il. BEARD
is'ft B7~Erifir Ni.
Ul9l FOR A NEW 5DRAWER 60 URopHEAD
hanbeaEjHg sewing machine. Sl8GD on easy ptE-
ments These uu5arised machines are sold below
cost as advertising leaders DAVIS AGENCY. qil
ath 81. nr. Phone ~ sos iclst
SIS FOR REGULAR sF DROPHEAB. BALL
bearing sewing machine; 3 years guarantee. biggest
st. DIV. Phone ST. 56S mye-Lm.h.s
ALL MATERIAL -FOUR BRICK AND FRAME
houses adjoining ll0 18th Et uU.- consisting f
bricks lumber. doors sash blinds &C. now icing
wrecked also one hot water heating plant Apply
ON premises IT 90 T. EDW CLARK, 1908 New JC-
s-# ave uw., builders supplies. expert Hr-cser. and
aaadgUarfers for secondhand materials. FhHra y
r. my1i7t
FOR SALE-rRDfE TOMATO PLANTS. rC 4
a1z.f cabbage plants -Z Buahtv0od ave- 'PaHHa
y. 5sf. m55t
FOR sALE-EINE TOMATO PLANTS. I-C DoZ..
rabbage plants. -52 Bri-.rug0d are. Phone y.
jsi mv1-5t
FOR sALE-ANUTHER IOT or SLIGHTLY
used Upright Pianos 20 close oIt a. genuine bar.
gain prices This rs an unusual 0uVrru1irv for g0I
20 gsr a high srade piano ir perfect condition f-r
very little money and 0a easy terms. hnabe. $3.50.
Stief $40. SloHineer $3.50. }rea, 500. K-uich g.
Bach. SO. Suen. SIS. schubert. Sll3. Kim1aI
$40. sterrav ylJ1 and q number n others. %. J.
DaMOLL d CO. High grade Pianos. 1871 O. g.
FOR sALE-290 YARDS OF LINULEUAI. GOOD
Is new Sc. per yard. cost. SIS Eef yard: ~
yer yard sold as a whole. sl5 Z ST. NV.
mhgu
FOR sALE-A GOOD PATENT IS CLAIMS.
BOX e. mv'4S wft
FOR SkLE-BLTChEN TYPEWRITER.
W. g. e. Room $50. y. n. g.. A. leI-sr
WHIsKEY s. PER GALLON. THE JOHN
WEDpEBBTBN CO.. flf J. ST. uw aT6r
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-FoUR LARGE ROOMS, NEWLY
uapared and pointed IA 702 9th ST. Apply 10 w.
G. DODGE 200 gth 81. Jel-N
FOR RENT TWO ROOMS WITH PRIVATE
bath. also other rooms; with or without board
THE IROQUOIS. 1ll0 NJ 81. NV. 9Th floor.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS OR
fats, see us. no charges for list, many desirable
ICONS and fats oa cur LIST now. THE CENTRAL
REAL ESTATE q LOAN CO.. Room ?, li2l st.
NV my1-30t
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MISCELLANEOUS SALE.

DO YoU WANT TO MAKE MONEY!
Invest IN REAL ESTATE.
500 10 $1,000 viii purchase interest 10 subdivision
about 90 be placed on market Big profits QlaI8H-
tged. Full particulars by addressing BON q, Herald
Office lCLst
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STORAGE,

WHY PAY MORE9 WE STORE FOR 75C A
load UNITED STATES STORAGE co. 4S4-l-
tZ2 10Th So N.Y. Phone Main fg mya151r
75c PER LOAD FOR STORAGE-WE CAN SAVE
you money on hauling packing. shipping. Call or
phone Main lZjA II. BAUM d SON. 9l2 Pa. ave.
de9-d
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nPEN nAu-Y ANn SUNDAY.

FOR SALE-ls94 PARK ROAD wv.
mpttled brick with brown stone trimmings
elegant 3s-rry. 10 rooms and 2 baths; steam
heat throughout. all modern improvements
most desirable location iH CITY. convenient to
car lines. school and churches. owner wants
an offer. Fer full particulars apply
Dnyfd Moore, 1898 y, !. Ave. y. W.
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The WASHINGTON Herald
RAILROADS.,
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
LEAVE STATION. New jersey ave and St.
. ROYAL Blue LINZ
VERY OTHER nUJ q UN IHE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND N3M YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. I'd SIRLEr. NEW iOEh.
il4 Co. m. Diner. FamaH Hsrlar
'a.9 O., "a. Bgti.t i.liof. 8 HHur Tuin.
l1 a. m. Umg aud Pullman Iarilr Car
'llaJ 2. m. Diner 7rd Pullman Flr,ar Car.
.l9j m. Duei and Pullman paGor Car.
$3.50 g. m. ROYAL Limited. AH Pullman.
-f9 D. m. Coaches tH Philadelphia
100 D.. u- Diner and prInau IaIICr.
''ti B. m. Coaches tJ FLia1epla.
IL - p. m. r'seUeis
-l- a. u. N.e.ueI-
Atlantic C1I. zoo eco. tua3 a. m, 100.
ANNAPous. weekdays. 500 a. M. 1855 nom.
EVERY HOUR 0N THE HOUR
lWeefdats. t-J a. DAD. ra s1J D. m.i
TO BALrlMDl1-
'll.ll 'll3 o.. m.. .l-.1 H1aa. .-.5 lg 5-.5
$780, 80 fs-0 $500. -5HI 1875 -543 $685. so
90 'la9 $3.50 $50. -s-1 1ea1 'lo0. -u-l.
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. $40 q. Dr.. .l.-- go P m-.-,.,-,,.
tiAilNAAii >f. LOUIS. f.4 LDtl7N llLL,
'J-lN a. H. 100 b. H.. -l--- Hi-It -
rliI-bihG $50 a. m. -i-- 's.l0 2. m., i-.gl
lLGlELAND. 'ga5 p M.
COLI NLt ~ -I-f U d.
WHEhll ~. ,'..t g ua.. '5t. z ~
WINCHESTER. 1910 "a. I.. .tra. T51l D. n.
-fhEBEEl'h 10 1910. s3.l5 o. m sl-sl '4a5'
HAGEEsTowN. ela q. .m.. so p. m.
Dal... Except SUNDAY. tcUlQaE only.
Ba.aEatrruz at Sleeping -r rsfr Car space. rate8
Of rar &r wlI da .rrsr furnished ~ TILL
PHONE az al 0t tae following l1e5g' Dre5s. liA o.
r. M i..srl.as Alam I ' a., fI-a5 Ems. '1l. t9.
ar3 O. zr-ITrE.r u-fe.. Is. phone East Or lniei-
mHtlH1 Bureau, r7-f ~
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MARCEL WAVING,

MISS NJ. j. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hairdresssr shampooiEg, manIcJring chirUp-
ody, facial and scalp treatment Work done At
hotels and rcsidenceA Phone Main 955. gH q
81. nv. fe2fu
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DENTISTRY,

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES. 40 EXTRACTING:
TO pain; look. feel act and last lrngT than ua-r-
rsl teeth; shuUbs faces made normal. painless t..
ing. pr. J. L. WILSON 1913 + zt uu. uy-Eu
DENTAL WORIN.
Sc; n Teeth and Cod Crowns So up: Gold FiIl-
ires 81 up; Silver Filings, 5lc. Work guaranteed,
No rain. DIR. GEO. 1 EDMONDS. SO + ST. Nv.
!al0-tf
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1925 y. Y. Ave. y. w.

FOR sALE-HAVE YOUR HOUSE BUILT TO
suit yourself Il costs no more than q raadr-tul.t
one and you watch the construction. Ne boy the
lat. any section. and build the house for you, Part
cash payment. balance monthly. Address GILBERT
J. OSTERAIAN. lu1 II 81. nv. myj50t-tU.Jh.S
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TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE,

FOR LE-WIDECARRAGE sNuTHPBE-
mi-r with decimal taiu'sf.r: takes insurance
policy. cheap for cash; perfect condition. Address
BOX "a. Herald Office. myzl-tf
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FOUND

LACEY'S DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHER-
bet. l1c and 90c PER gal . large bricks iu a hsx,
&c Phone NJ Sc. Coz New York ave nv.
ieZ7-tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-03
The Badge Of Honesty

Is on every wrapper Of Doctor Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery because q full
list of the ingredients composing IT IS
printed there in plain English. Forty
years OF experience has proven its superior
worth as a blood purifier and invigorat-
ing tonic for the cure Of stomach disorders
and all liver ills. 1t builds up the run
down system as no other tonic can In
which alcohol is used. The active medic
inal principles Of native roots such as
Golden Seal and Queens root, Stone and
Mandrake root, BloodroOt and Black
Cherrybark are extracted and preserved
by tie use Of chemically pure, triple
refined glyccrinc. Send to DIR. X. V. Pierce
at Buffalo, N. y, for free booklet which
quotes extracts from wcll-recognized med
ical authorities such as Drs. Bartholow.
King, ScuddeT, Coe, Ellingwood and
host Of Others, showing that these roots
can be dePanded upon for their curative
action il all weak states OF the stomach,
accomplished by indigestion or dyspepsia
as well IS iIAll bilious or liver complaints
and in 1/wasting diseases" where there
IS losSfEI!csh and gradual running down
OF tH<strength and system.
= The "Golden Medical Discovery makes
rich, pure blood and so inyigorates and
Teg1lates Ihe Stomach: liver and bowels,
and, THROUGH them.-1he whole system:
Thus all skin affections, blotches, pimpleS
and eruptions as well as scrofuoas swell
lings and old open running sores or ulcers
are cured and healed. In treating old
running sores, or ulcers, it is well to in
sure their healing to apply to them DR..
Pierce's All-lIealing Salve. lfyour drug
gst don't happen to have this Salve in
stock, send fifty-four cents in postage
stamps to DR.. r. V. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, Buffalo. n. Y. and
a large box of the "All-lIealing Salve"
will reach you by return post.
You can't afford to accept a secret nos
trum as substitute for this non alcoholic,
medicine OF KNOWN COMPOSITION, not
even though the urgent dealer may
thereby make little bigger profit.
DR.. Piercc's Pleasant Pellets regulate
and invigorate stomach, liver and bowels
Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to take
as candy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-03
The acme MILLING Co., lndiaaanplls. IN

AUGUsTA-Webber q Hewett. George D
HHIas sR a: III IL Er2TWn; II. W. EaiIfsld,
r. NJ. NOye:.J j. +. Cunning ham, Chambrr.
lain y Ladd, A. Brann. HALLOWELIc
Charles u. Glary, A. q. HARM ton. St1IJTr
GAEDINEK- Louis Golk berg. WIN.
THRnP.JacksOn rowle. MANCHESTER
IT,. L. Cove. Whitcomb Il Cannon, WINS,
LOW Allen 4 Pollard. RTCHMONnss
W. scott. NORTH vASsALEORO.E. z
Coos. win, w. a. Mariner. BENTON STA.
Fred Scott. SHA WMUT-A.S.B Burke, SKOw.
HEGA NJ. A. Bennett. a rn6ld 4 Currier
FULLER HOLWAY COMPANY, Distributor. :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-03
Signs Show Il Is Near,
Stuyvesant Fish Says
Wall Street Absorbing Lions
Share Of LoanabIe Funds.
We are Already Embarked on Finan.
ciaI Reformation.

New York, Jan. 2.-Stuyvcsant Fish
in q statement written for the Journal
Of Commerce, declares Il great indus
trial crisis is due and there are many
Indications Of its being imminent.
"DcSptc the unprecedented output Of
colo" Mr. Fish writes, .moncy is Gear
the world over and dear because OF
high prices and activity in trade"
Other causes for dear money arc
found in the fact that Great Britain
has not fully made up its losses in the
Bocr war; that Japan and Russia, par
ticularly the latter, have scarcely be
gun to recover from the effects Of their
war and that, within the past year
there nave been tremendous losses Of
capital due to the calamitics i'll san
Francisco and Valparaiso.
Turning to our country, Mr.. Fish
writes that New York, especially that
,art Of it known as "Wall Street" has
absorbed and is absorbing more than
its share Of the loanablcu fund. Of the
Stock Exchange, Mr.. Fish says:
'"The New York Stock Exchange has
ceased 10 be free market where buy
crS ana sellers fix prices through the
cbb and flow Of demand and supply and
has become the plaything Of few
managers Of cliques and pools to such
an extent that for months past every
announce mont Of increased dividends,
Of stock distributions and of rights has
been met by n fall in prices.
"rhc investing public are and remain
out of the market, not because Of VEN
lures in indus: rails in electric rail-
ways or in suburban real eState-the
speculation in each Of which was
checked months G9o-nOr yet because
Of the more recently pricked bubble in
mining shares. but simply because Of
the Giitru@t which even those pos
sessed of ample means have of the
methods of corporate finances now in
vogue in Now York. That Europe
shares this diStrust Of those methods
is shown by its outcry against the mis-
uc OF American finance BILL
Writing Of the political possibilities
Mr.. Fish says that 50 far as the polit-
ical parties are concerned no crisis can
arise, before the Presidential contest Of
1908. He says further:
Il take it, however. that your inquiry
as to Il political crisis relates to other
matters and in that sense q political
crisis is due and | think is coming on.
Indeed. it seems to me that we al
ready are embarked on 4 long needed
financial reformation which, like the
religious reformation of the middle
ages. will, through much cruelty, work
out good in the end. To the need Of
such a reformation the public are full
ly awake
The election of Mr.. Hughes, Mr.. Fish
says, shows the temper Of the people
in this state and, he declares, it is vast
ly stronger elsewhere.
The selection by Mr. Hughes of Mr..
Keep as superintendent Of banks
proves. according to Mr.. Fish, that the
governor recognizes the public demand
for moral financial reforms President
Roosevelt and his cabinet, he says, are
like-minded in this respect
I'VE as yet See but the beginning
Time will work out the end" writes Mr..
Fish in conclusion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-03
The "Thomas Flyer" in Portland.

Probably not more than one in five
thousand of those who witnessed the
Vanderbilt Cup race were able to So :
just what racing car looked like after
it had finished that gruelling contest
of almost three hundred miles.
AS soon as = car finished, it was
Wl!iSked away to the scales and as
soon as its weight had been taken, It
was just as nlystcriouSly taken away
and hidden in the training quarters Of
its driver.
The public viii be given an oppor-
tunity, however, to see for themselves
at the Madison square Garden Auto
mobile show in January what they
missed at the course. Among the cX-
hibtS there will be the Thomas racer
with which Hubert LcBlon, the big
bearded F'renchman led the American
team in that contest. The Thomas
will be shown in exactly the condition
1t was when LcBlon was tagged Just
on the tenth lap, which would probab-
ly have given him sixth honors.
Not only has the mechanism not
been touched. but the tires are the
same with which he was about to coI1-
plete the last lay. And in no other
way could the handicap under which
the Thomas laborcd be Illustrated IN
so striking Il way.
1t Will be remembered that LeBlor
started the race with the tired and re-
liable fiat tread tires, but before he
mad gone far the slippery condition OF
the roads made it imperative for him
10 change to the ordinary touring car
non-skid kind. Because or this change
he was continually beset by tire troub-
!" from there on, since the non-skidS
were not intended for racing car use.
Nine changes in all he was forced to
MAKE. but despite this fact although
ne was III sixteenth position at the end
81 the first lap, he would have finished
sixth mad the crowd not Swarmed on
the course and made It necessary TO
call the race off.
on his eighth lap he changed both
front tires putting on one non-skid AMI
one f'at-tread racing tire. Although
he travelled almost sixty miles at ton
speed after that, the at-tread tira
SHOWS scarcely sign of wear Will,
the non-skid tire is Il wreck. the ar
h0red portion having come off. takirr
with 1t the rubber tread until the fan
ric is exposed all the way around a.,
what remains of the outer rubber coy-
er may he seen the holes made whom
IN" steel studs were pulled out Nv INA
r'Whide reinforcement flying off.
AT the conclusion of the race tbo
car was taken to New York whore i;
was cNhlhltod for q few days and then
Hcn' /" 'iicaG" where it has been
since. So far as the engine and trans
mission and mechanical features of ANA
car are concerned thev arc nc 81 ,a,.
Tor another similar contest nc tb.,
ever We're and probably even better Ga
because Of the running in thew Ma
the race -