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FOR KENT-BY
JOHN F. DONoHOE 4 SONS.
Tel. Linen. S4-Lonr Dis 3OS E. Cap st.
JNFIfRNTSTJEn

q., 1 5SaS s. + nox s +: SONS T., .+
USFTRNisHED. - '. "
1912 Fast Capitol st.. rms and bath. .$45.5 90
4l5 4 st. Sc. 10 rooms and and bath 49,. $3.50
114sss ~. ave. Sc. rooms and bath. 70 90
S43 18th st. ne, rooms and bath. 500
133 D st. Sc, rooms and bath. g. so
az az Jefferson st.. anacosta. llr and b. q % 90
t.59 lAth ST. ne. rooms and ba 20.5o
zig st.. Sc. rooms and stable. 800. 2000
1 1892 u st: Sc; rooms and bath -. 10 80
ssl 9th ST. ne, sr.. W., sew. and gas. $50
726 9th st. Sc. Or. ". and h........... IL. 40
POI st. Me-. rms. wa. and sewer. 1900
IN s: :s rms rms wa VI. am: AMID sewer
'0S Va ave. s spSR FEa US and sewer 1no0
Aicazar. 1924 Mass. ave. ne. Or. b&ht. IS 90
MI sos E. Cap ST., On B. and ht ss4 9S
Clements a ass g St Sc. g. :, neat. go g
Alberta. 9Th and G SITS. Sc. or. b., hit. $3.50
2ls 4th ST. 'e'' Dr.; 1 ,; Tsd heat 1880
I'd and Mass ave- me-, 5r. and bath. $500
217 10th st. Sc, rooms and bath. 49,. p 90
is5 81 F. st. e n.e o. ap rooms and bath 1856
go Pa. ave. Sc, rooms and bath. $40
40 L ST. Sc. rooms and bath 5.bO
a2s 10th It. NE, 3 rooms and ba ..... 1870
If the above properties do not suit. drop
Let US know the kind of house fat you
want. We will list your name and advise you
have new properties listed daily.
FOR RENT-24s sTH ST NE: ROOMS, EX-
mex. door Apply BREwooD, s2e st. NV.
Heights: 10 rooms; tiled bath: hot-water heat;
rent 5000 Apply 624 Fl st. NV. ty17-4t'
FOR RENT OR sALE-HANDsOME DETACH-
ed residence, 134s Maryland ave. me-; rooms
p eRe TO- s't owsER 4ss '''0e 'e yis4t
FOR RENT-D: D. TH0MPsoN Co. 1885 = NV:
Ia 18th 81 sw g.
1874 ne q. B. 20 3; g 1899 Krame. ne
C0lored Dat. 4r, b. 1880
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FOR RENT-THAT VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
denee. l32S st. NV: Tor. reception hall and
jyisst Il. Il. r LEIPoLD. 1900 ST. NV.
FOR RENT1HEAP-NEARU UNION STATION:
apns ' III 7'S ETH n mousse
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FOR RENT-NEWLl rAPEREp HOUSE; ELF,
TERRELL LITTLE, I13 18th st. NV
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FOR RENT-TO GOOD COLORED TENANTS
zoos NV. rooms and bath. brick. $26. 80
1!34-3s 50 Seaton. 9 rooms and bath brk. %. 50
2l40 Newport s rooms and bath. brick. q. SO
Ward pl. fiat, rooms and bath. ...... $50
,v,a. MlIIraF' GIBBS & DAS S6Sis j Ies n
FOR RENT-lO1S Sc; NEAR NAVY YARD
ard car lines; rooms and bath; in good shape;
wiLLIGE, GIBBS DANIEL. Inc,
jy16-3t $685. 18th NV
FOR RENT-N ST. NEAR 18TH: 10 ROOMS
modern bath; hot-water heat; rent, $50.
WILLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL Inc.
jy16-3t 6O3-5 18th NV.
FOR RENT-MODERN HOUSE: IL ROOMS AND
bath: square from Capitol. Library and
cars. Inquire 1Ol ID ST. ne. apps 7St'eSu
FOR RENTAL ST. NV: MODERN Z
room and bath apartment. with or without
stable; nicely located for doctor. W. F. NASH,
500 Center market. jyl6-3t
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> Va av sw. Or, b.1s.00
S06 9TH sw. Or. w..lS.0O
G35 i &c. Or. w...15.40
726 l. sc. 5r. W. 1880
112S 4th sc. Or. W. 1880
1915 s Cap, Or. ". HOO
505 S Cap. Or, W. 1850
3Jo Az Of ~ W
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T OK KENT
2120 Pa av NV. 13r,
store .........S45. %
1915 Riggs, Tor. b. 81. 80
1910 Riggs, Tor. b.35. so
yo5 r NV, Tor. b. $500
t04 I'd Sc, Or. b. .21.9O
!21 18th Sc. Or. b. Is. 81
90; NJ Sc. Or. b. IS 20
jy1S-3t JOHN SCRIV
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STORES.

Gil 9Th NV. large 18th 4 Pa av Sc
store, per year. 2. 400 sto. 5r. b. .35. ot
HOG G nw.sto Assoc 1900 nth sc. store. 81. %
1925 Pa NV 10000 2746 18th NV. store. 80. 90
5l3 18th NV. $50 l34l II ne. store. 50. so
1871 9th. store. 80 90 S222 18th NV rs. 90
1918 u store. 1000 1910 11th coal I'd. 20. 50
1918 18th ,stO. 4r4000 1908 nth ,whse20. 90
l011 Fl NV. sto. 1000 2Sl6 18th NV, base
$500 81 NV. st.dw.S5.00 ment. $500
STABLES.
R 1927 Mass Az nw2o.O0i Rear $50 H NV. loco
Rear o48 T NV. 1900 Rear 1896 " nw... 500
1885 Union alley. 1900 Rear 303s 14tb NV. 500
$500 14th nW6 StlslS. 90 Rear l144 18th each4 90
MOORE HILL uNC.),
1888 G ST.
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FOR RENT-BY SHANNON 4 LUCHS,
so4 18th st. NV. Phones Main 234o and 2346.
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FOR RFNT-RY T.. ].
Flat. 1874 Willard AZ. Z
12l 9Th NV. sto. Or. b 30. 90
Ft,lS3o 18th nv. 5r25. 80
a. ] ne. ST. b. %. 81
Fiat. 1909 Sd. Ar. b. d.. 81
I'll Morgan. Or. BIO. 80
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FOR RENT-H0UsEs.
UNFINISHED,


sSs nw sos r. Fla a sv n nw e.
1929 NV. Or. q SO 1919 Morse ne. Or. .ls. 80
a asa me- ne 80 s.s goth NV: Or. .,s g
5sS Rossdsle NV bet ISM. 10th F&G sr. 70 90
3S8 Bland alley NV, bet v&w, 3d&4th, Ar. IL. 50
2i7 NV: A.. -: 1880 1887 Half sw, 5r. $50
Rear 2olV NV. Ar: 90 1O25 10th ne. 3r. 80
S244 Grace st NV. bet 32d&33d, KAN, Or. $50
40 D street alley NV, Observation-Disclosures $50
R s sls Linworth pl sw: bet 1914 CAD Or. 90
2oss 18th NV, 7r. SIS ~ ~ % me- me- 1880
50 nSxa NV n Or g. 3 80 Rear 1923 vt av NV
2ss BRYANT NV. sr.2o 50 41s Bland al NV sr. 80
49, ne. " 200 1243 Half sw. 5r. 90
10 I, me- Sr ~; 1850 1873 Prov, City.er1o5 so
APARTMENTS
a2I 9th NV. sr.. b.; Sd A. 3r; 18th H., 6r. sci so
aSeo a. Cap. be fiat. I'd a.. b.. $50 50
4sa eth NV, Rms 10, II. IL. Sd floor. 3r. SIS 90
uSFrRSisn III = ROOFS Si Is WV
i4os Isl tn NV wv "a ana asa Sd floor g
s sd n NV, front rooms. Sd floor 81. 90
a aoio NV: reo rooms .$1 nc go
rs ~ NV. b.: 9Th door, sr 1900
21S NV. rooms. ......................S 81. 90
27os Q NV. LIST noor. 2 rooms ........ 80
24o7 SHOWS court nv, let floor. 2r....... $500
sls 9th NV. storeroom :. .............$4 5. 90
Rear 112O 9th NV. A............$1 5000
Rear zoe NV. IL stalls. .............. 90
lear lear 5,s ' .$s. %
tylsst. A. S. oiiYiwoooD5, ess 9th st. NV wv.
FOR REAT-$25.5o TO CoLORED TENANT;
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FOR RENT
:lIs Wyoming ay. 1904 Montella ay
Ter. N. $1,000 me- Or h "a 10
14l4 Hopkins, Or, b. A. 80 1913 Euclid Or b. 30 90
1115 q at. Or. h.. 20 3:.l& Lowell Sr b 20 90
1896 10Th. Or b.. 81 80 131 Ind Or. 20 30
J13 18th Sc, Or. 300 - ne, ar, b. % 10
FLATS.
1916 9th Or bup $40 90 1873 50 Irving b. q 80
3o2 Fla 5r. b. .21 so Sl0l3 18th Or b. is. 30
JOHN ". CHILDRESS, 14l2 st. NV.
jylS. D au1. =. g. l2&15
FOR RENT-COR. IN AND 23RD SITS NV
No. 1888 23rd STREET.
Handsome 3-story brick dwelling.
Eight rooms. two baths: hot water heat.
JUST REPAPERED AND PAINTED.
RENT ONLY $50 80.
TIEBERNANN HAwN 1903 r ST.
FOR RENT-ONLY So. 81 MONTH.
1IT-14l GIRARD AND
1926 GRESHAM ST. NV.
Splendid Groom and modern bath semi-de
tach.d house; Gre cellar: furnace heat: front
porch: convenient TO cars.
IIEBERMANN & UAWN 100; + ST
FOR RENT-93o ST. NV: LARGE 3-STORY
brick house. with l. and bath: lately
Put in complete order; suitable for renting
rooms: convenient down flown location Rent.
S6:'- SWARTZELL, RHEEM & HENSEY CO,
JylS eo0t. eSu 121 18th NV.
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FOR RENT-COLORED-52 YOU ST: ROOMS
and bath: very desirable.
jy1S-3t CHAS. f. BANES 1921 F ST.
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ILLS. 6o5 9Th NV.
W.. @ rooms, bath. $50. 20
Flat. II Fla av. Or. 20. 80
23I6 Champ'n.6r b. 10. 80
23l3 Champl'n, Or. blI.50
1904 Bryant. Or. b.l6.50
81 Jefferson. Or. .12.O
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TOR RENT
HEISEELL 4 McLERAE,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
1908 ST. NV, WASHINGTON. d. @.

FOR RENT--RENTERs. ATTENTION..
Call Main 2345. We will hnd you just what
ron want quickly and without charge: saves
time. Try II.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS. 704 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT
437 18th NV. ID f$1S. 90
122 10th nw.st. dwl00. 90
1928 fifth NV. 80. 30. 90
l@3 9 NV. 10r. b.0. @
HOS o NV. 12r. b. 80. 90
1884 18th NV, 6r. b. 45.W
SW cor 9th and Shee.
fdah SITS. 30. %
23l9 18th NV. 49,. 30. 90
Rear 1910 T NV. 80. 90
-Four apartments in I
reau engraving: 3 rooms
The Chelsea. I'd and e
The Chelsea. I'd and z
THE HARRISO.
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FOR RENr-BEAUTIFUL HOME. esi n. g.
front; six large and email rooms: cellar;
anil: heated by furnace: large, splendid lawn.
Bent: $50. H. L. RUST. COS i4th 1t.
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FOR RENG-BT +. u.
tate and Insurance b
613 18th NV, 16r. $3.50. 90 |
1904 NJ, 12r. .G0.67 |
1908 II NV, Tor. 80. 90 |
1913 oath, Tor. so |
24O5 18th. Tor. 90. $3.50 |
1884 Lanier av, Tor.
2b. so 20 |
1918 18th NV, Sr. AS 10 |
1909 Path, Tor, 3b. i5.01
lS43 X, Tor. $3.50
1S45 X NV, 10r. $3.50
, 1908-03-04

ST 9 7
stslnmslser ON AsyletH Drift og ON oprethodelse af orden og DisopHn
iAsyet SAINT Instrukser for diets Funktionarer
We'd Asylet ans@ttes der e. Lsge, som, sanremt han like har anden
h F. ;ssssG gss 1880 90 Fl is. aafn A.7 Rf ii tt' ssiss ss% d sSssi55 {2o'T''""'s
Pa" A'yet iudlpggos enhvor 5spssdalst
Nsar Diet pa en- for sundhedsIommissone fyldestgorende Made
godtgOrsns.. at en- Specialist sev vii s6rge for sin Pleje og Isolation udenfor
Asyl ss Uyere mss IN med de nedenfor Afsnt III gvne Forskrft,
Patienten udsknves.
,orn0dent we'd PoLiets Gjeip. M Der 'T Ereres samstemmendo .ErLlar Dg
sted. 0N "D 's"'""0"' N"'ufi or az hn0'esgeSe Nn ~nn'e
A.s.s S% ssaGss 1a s'esss ss;itsss g & Tsss5,stes ii ff ns Asy?;: gtyss ss sa? s.
ON Spedahke udenfor Asyet.
y%gsaases nsa like Aesaa4isses we'd solg et r9a.nia.r ones Til
fner rorf a5 Of Cigarer og Cigarette, MalEning at Kor og hgnende.
tyende 81 heller nogot Udmig. De maa like V91ko SON LIZ Iage aGD Joldo-
nodre, Apotekere eler Barberere enr som NedhjcIpore for saadanne.
der IS Har ' Fl Huse' ma" '"s' Uphold hos en- F""ii'' der hr Born IN
spedalske skune have oget soSSorum og hode sig afsondrodo fra an
g., Do de- s n%al have egon Madbohodoro o$ spserolshaber Does
PRp pyn s1uno Deres Neutrality-suspicious., der like lengoro ere tjonigo til
IT hum, der har tjent til Beboelse for spodaske, ma like benyttes
81 nore' 1ornden Diet under Diet oGentige Surdhedsvasens Tisyn 81
peVet aesnhceret. bet samme gader efter Observation-Disclosures sped
alskes HuSger@ad, Kndor, Lnned m M, der ma deanfcores, pventuet
omkostningorne herved afholdes of dot offontigo.
spedalste porsoner maa like fIa and Dapsa vo,tipaiep med
% nG1 re- de err der hjemmohorende Har desuogtet snadnnt fundet sted
sA" on spedaiske utortovet sendes ON Bod Diet SIKH, der bar bagt
nan" II Sk1bet anerede foradt Oerne vii vedkommende spedasEe
"re at hemsende med forste Lejighed we'd ofentig Foranstaltning
sa VIZ mnhgt to- Oct paag@ldende Reders Regning. Indtl dette kan
1sK9,, orager Oct ohenthge Omsorg for at den spedaske hodes eler
holder sig betryggende isoeret.
oPedaNke. der ere hjemmehorende Dansk Vestndien, maa like
aoen serhg IlhadeIse fra Guvornementet hvert enket Tnfalde forbade
oerne, og saadan Tiladese kan kun ventos given, saafremt Guvornmen-
alskes Tarv. PN
AFSNIT ~.
StraHebestemmeser M m
4Au vleter!g oyertr"delse Of den S 2 ommodte Ammeldos@pigt
straHes med BOder fra 10 til 200 FIR
rorefen at Diet SIKH der befordrer til Oerne like der hiemmeh0rende
Peeo"iskes laHes med Boder fra 2O-400 FIR saanemt han br ymret
'oenoe eNef haft Formodnng ON Sygdommen hos den paagnldende.
~, S17.
nn1Ver uVedkommende, der har sat sig Forbindese med snedolsko
pau ASyet ener forsogt derpaa, strafeS med Boder fra 20 til 400 Fir.
Is.
OVertradelse at Diet Henhold til s &c udstedte Reglement for Pa
Dage to 6 Uger. - WO A"H6'c Il" z
Smfen udstaas pa Asylet
AFSNIT v.
PaataleregeE
Aue Sager angaaende Straf efter denne Anordpino bebandloo cow
, 1908-03-04

in writing to the Landphyscus in st. Croiz
PART III.
Concerning lepes outside the Asylum.
or the preparation Of such for others, neither in working up tobacco o
may not be used as nurses for children or for the sick, nor as hous ser!
WINES npoa he eny sse re 6 0s iep or a IS s yny h0t to DG 9he as ssn physicians mid
No eper may take up his abode in a family which has children
10 years OF age living in the house
Lepery must have their own bedroom and keep themselves separat-
ana ad their own eating utensils Their bed clothes, wearing apparel linen
have their own spiHoon. Their bandagng Stufs, when no longer fit
person a r ss:n no; r ): used p 6; .; ;s:s;S' p: E; the h . s.; ss:s ;! If 6 ': sss::
the supervision of the public sanitary authorities. The same is appHca-
clo549g; linen &c. which nust be dsnfeeted; eventually burnt
he expenses hereby incurred are to be betrayed by the Public.
Leprous persons must not be landed in the Danish West Indies un-
less belonging thereto. If such landing has nevertheless taken place.
t lePer shall be sent without delay on board of the ship which has
tf be- must "s5 aI - +e at t. P ms nome M, by by the he first opportunity by arrangements
count Until this can be done, the Public is to take care that the leper
. A'f Eep p%s' dom Ga edHE n t a@i Dani is6la West In 1n q ss mhst Oct I nanns the is
LANDS without the special permission of the Government in each individu-
Government considers the leaving as jusidable and for the benefit of the
Rules for punishment &c.
shall G be nu@%bt s5a nih anoo &c Of tt the 5 dp y Of reporting porting mentioned %%a in 81
ship 91. which hM conveys to the islands alePsr not belonging, thereto, shall be
he sickness IL the person concerned
Any person not concerned uhoS puts nn himself in communication with
a ieper in the asylum, o attempts to do SC, shall be punished with fines
o. from ~ to 400 Francs.
Transgresaon of the Regulations for the order and discipline of the
patients IN tn Asylum, issued in accordance with S 6 shall be punished
with imprisonment for a term Of from 2 days to weeks.
The punishment is to be undergone at the Asylum.
PART v
Rules concerning complaints.
SIS.
All cases. concerning punishments according to this Ordinance are
to be dealt with as public Police cases.
The fines fall to the Police Fund concerned.
20
This Ordinance comes into force 8 months after a Publication has
appeared to the effect that the Asylum for Lepers is to be taken in use
% a ce1taln specified date, and such publication has been promulgated
IN the manner prescribed for the PRONUNCIATION of laws and ordinances for
the Islands
10 which all concerned have to conform
Government of the Danish West India Islands
st Thomas, 21st February 1908.
Under my hand and the Seal of Government,
en- I. Ill
(LS)
-----
BAUMANN.
Oi3Dr141o, Gct9
concerning the combating of lep-
rosy in ST Croix.
, 1908-03-04

order and discipline in the Asylum also instructions for the funcionaries of
the institution.
T.
A physician is to be appointed for the Asylum, who; if he has no
other public appointment, is salaned with FIR 5000 yearly, and if he has
such other appointment, then with FIR 1900 yearly. An allowance of
FIR, 1000 yearly for travelling expenses is further made him, if the
Asylum is situated out of town.
, 1908-03-04

stefnmelser O Asylets Drift og I'M Opreholdelse af Orden og Discipin
tAsylet SAINT Instrukser for diets Funktionarer.
81.
We'd Asylet ansmttes der en Lege, som, saafremt han like hr anden
1nenthg Ansettelse, tonnes med 5000 FIR aarlig og soafremt han
nan saadan med l5OO FIR aarEgD Der tiHeges ham desuden 1,OOOFr aarig
4 Resegodtgorese, sa fremt Asylet Ell beiggende udenfor BY.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-24

ticate probably would be vain. AS far as destiny
is concerned the world literally lives from hand
to mouth. We only guess at what the next
year will bring.
For William Jennings Bryan 1909 means
lectures at much per night For William How
March he assumes the presidential chair vacated
by Theodore Roosevelt Four years ago when an
attempt made relegate Mr.. Taft the
he little suspected that he material fill the
chair at the head of the nation.
JOY is mingled with sadness in President Roose
vels case and his cup is of bitter-sweet, for
while he lifts the of the presidential Office
from his head and applies his strenuosity tests
upon the habitueS of the East African jungle he
has shot his bolt far the u. S. A. is
cerned, there being nothing left to conquer.
But for the commonplace citizen Of these United
States 1909 carries only conjecture, a rule
Lots OF men and women start the year planning
to carry out cherished ideas, whether they
will succeed being matter that only Father
Time himself solve.
There are approximately $1,000 900 souls in this
country. OF that number statistics say 1000 600
have drawn up sets of resolutions, which if carried
out would cut a swah in the nations liquor and
tobacco traffic.
From every state in the union the cry never
again" arises, and Just d few days after the debut
of the year the phrase gives way to muir
muir of Just more" with the eventual resi!t
that Is days three weeks finds conditions once
more at a normal state.
There is saying that man is never great until
he dies. Therefore it is generally until
mise of the right eous that learn of ele
woman who made and kept New Years reso-
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-24

ground and proceeds to celebrate. For fear that
he may be lonesome two or three others follow
him and pretty soon most Of them are sliding back
to Mother Earth and alleged happiness Occa
sionay a two is found who keeps reso
luton two and then there is a place reserved
for him in the hall of fame, but there are lots
of empty inches there.
New Years parties. attended by young people,
the breeding places for resolutions. Invent
ors of games who profit thereby, have gone so far
to conCoct resolution games for parties OF that
sort and in some of the contests the loser is com
PEELED to keep his promise to swear Off this or
that, if he would adhere to his or her affidavit.
y story is told of a young lady and young man.
engaged to each other, who attended New Years
party. The couple extremely fond of each
other and the bride-to-be had only one objection
her intended spouse, viz. that he drank intOxi-
He that she knew it. Con
sequently before the little social function she
fixed the resolution contest so he would lose
She playfully told him that he must keep his
resolution and he rather fearfully promised, little
suspecting the plot.
Well. he lost and said he would keep the prom
Use, though he lied and said he never touched
drop in his life.
i know you don't drink" she breathed into
his ear from the depths OF a coy corner Tut /
want be that You never will
Thus the young mans habit met its Waterloo
IL the New Years trick OF a stacked deck, pro
noted by his fiancee and now, five years following
their marriage, his taste for spirits was declared
positively extinct by the wife in recent coroner S
inquest the ladies' sewing circle.
That was one resolution which held and prob
ably will for the rest of the young married man
life providing he doesn't get into politics. But
that was one of few When man or woman
makes a resolution with string attached to it,
such as awarding watching friend a few slmo
Icons IN case the promise to abstain from some
habit is broken. then the vaccination takes but
otherwise. it seldom holds good for more than
week \ week is really long stretch for the
life of set OF promises, most of them expiring
with dawn of January /, although having been
made only the previous night. This new year will
see the breaking CT approximately 100000 we'll
founded resolutions but who cares? There are
lois more New Years coming, say the philoso
piers.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-24
MISSOURI NEWS
PARsoN TO BE TRIED JANUARY q
Case of the Reverend Mr.. Cow Comes
Up at Mexico, Mo.

Elsberry.-Sheriff G. W. Gentry
has been here summoning witnesses
for the Gow-GleasOn trial, which
comes upon a change of venue at
Mexico, January f. Less than one
year ago, the Reverend Clyde Cow
was pastor of the NJ. +. church here
Miss Elizabeth Gleason was a
granddaughter of the founder of this
city, r. l.. Fishery, and was teaching
school when Cow became acquainted
with her.
Doctor Hemphill was convicted for
performing an operation on her, from
which she died. He was sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary, but
new trial has been granted him
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-24
Will Take Over Failed Bank.

Springfield.-The Merchants Nation
al bank, with a capital stock of $780,
900, paid up, and with a holding COM
pany having a paid-up capital Of $780,
900 and to be known as the Security
Trust company of Springfield, was
organized here. The new bank will
take over the suspended National
Exchange bank as soon as govern
mental sanction to the transfer is OBJ
tanned and will pay depositors of the
defunct institution dollar for dollar.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-24

Iution Than tha nrosc 1atc NC Lrou, about # and
as q rr1o tho a11apad Now yaars resolution, which
was kent NAV no laid Of tho door of tho brobt
yon,s ro,ortor who cororoa tho do,tb o,a who
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-24
Burnett Case Continued at GalIatin.

Gallatin.-In the Daviess county
circuit court at Gallatin the case
against Samuel Burnett, of Spring
field, ILL.,, who is charged with offer
ing a bride to John l.. Anderson,
county school superintendent, was
continued to the April term of court.
Burnett, a salesman for Ginn& Co.
school-book publishers is alleged to
have offered Anderson 5000 to vote
for the adoption Of two of the CHM
books
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-24
FALLS FROM WAGON, KILLED.
August Koch, 90 years Old, Dead at
Home in OwensviIie, Mo.

Gerald.-August Koch, 60 years old.
was killed at his home in Owensville
near here. He was standing in the
rear end of wagon, when the horses
started, throwing him out backwards.
His head struck on a rock
Mr.. Koch served two terms as Judge
of the southern district of Gasconade
county He was a director of the
Owensville bank. and manager of the
Modern Woodmen of America Lodge
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-24
Girl Sues w. 3. RidgeIy.

Kansas City, Mo.-A suit for
100000 was brought in the circuit
court Tuesday by Miss Pearl Greer
against William B. Ridgely, former
president of the National Bank of
Commerce. Miss Greer asserts in a
petition to the court that Mr. Ridgelys
automobile ran over her at Seven
teenth street and Grand avenue
November 10. She says she suffered
severe injuries.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-24
CENHSNNrnN3nnnnnnNzn

THIN a few days our ears will
be filled with the deafen-
ing crash of people breaking
their New Years resolutions.
Three million sets of irOn-clad
nOn-cOmbustible American "ney-
er-agains" crushed to earth will
remain there until dug up again
the night of December 81. 1909
What has the New Year in
store for you, JOY or sorrow?
Few to-day realize what or where
they will be before the end of
1909, and attempts to prOgnos-
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-24
Capt. Rumboid Is Honored.

jefferson ity.-Governor-elect Had
ley will name Frank NJ. Rumbold of
ST. Louis adjuant-general. Rupmbold
is now commander of Light Battery
A. ST Louis. Captain Rumbold has
been Instrumental in building up Bat
terry A. and his appointment will meet
with the approval OF that organiza-
ton
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1908-12-24
Court Dismisses Science Healers.

Warrensburg.- The case of the state
Theresa NJ Haywood, Christian
Scientists. of Kansas City, who were
placed on trial in the Johnson county
circuit court, charged with treating
the sick without license, on infor-
nation filed by Prosecuting Attorney
Cockrell, was dismissed by Judge B.
G. Thurman, of Lamar